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[QUOTE="Isobaric, post: 1211660, member: 18078"] I suppose it depends on what you are fabricating. I used to build a lot of tube chassis stuff and having a painted table top was a time saver while making sure everything in a certain plain was triangulated properly. Once I had my fixture points determined, I would grind the paint off in those regions and weld jigging right to the table. At the end of a project, just knock the fixturing off the table with a hammer, cleanup any remaining weld and it was ready for a fresh coat of paint. For large projects it is not necessary to table ground. That is an advantage if you are working on smaller projects though. [/QUOTE]
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