I am now selling the SG Tool 8T Hydraulic-Pneumatic Granite Tilting Table with 360 DEGREE ROTATING Bed. It comes with similar specs as the standard tilt table featured here: http://www.tilt-table.com/ But it is a bit considerably heavier, due to liability for the rotating mechanism, and the extra we...

Yeah I will get that down and get the most professional / safety oriented representation as possible. You are right, especially in this day and age, that is key.

It is sold with a release rod that is 60" which prevents you from having to climb under the table like Justin did the in the video. This video is of my personal table, which we still use the standard 24" release rod on. Will update video with OSHA compliant release rod. Table includes safety paper w...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsejUxbqaS0


Another Product Demo video (us actually using the one we own in our shop)

Here's the current table I have in stock. It's built even better then the original one built. I had some design modifications done to make it slightly larger table top, and to make it tilt completely vertically if desired.

Here are the pictures. Let me know who wants it.

Here's the website I made for the product. I have one in stock currently. They have been more popular then I imagined and everyone loves them and the price. Anyone on here that is still looking please contact me through here or through the contact information on the website. http://www.tilt-table.com/

The "button" (more similar to a pistol grip handle) can easily be used by the foot, or we can sell the table with an actual foot actuated pump, if you know of a good one, otherwise I'd have to look to source one.

It actually is hydraulic pneumatic. We just plug it into our compressor and it has a button you push to lift it.


Using the stick is a back up / option if you don't have a compressor, which obviously if you're doing any sort of granite at all, you've got a big (probably screw type) compressor.

Yeah you are right. I'll take the old one down once I got a new one. It's not a good video the old one, I know. Haha oh yeah it would.

Just wanted to get some sort of video up in the mean time I suppose.

Ummmm, is there really a guy under the slab table? Haha I was hoping no one would notice. He comes with the table. 10 years fabricating exp. Jk. He's actually no longer with us. He's still alive, don't worry. But we strictly do not allow people to be under the table anymore (lol). Nothing happened ...

It can go virtually vertical if you want it to, we usually have it at more of an angle, with the [removable] aluminum wedges at the bottom to support it, that way the slab sits more like a A-frame when it's loaded on "VERTICALLY". This video was filmed 2.5 years ago on my original SG table, and it c...

Yes here is a video of the SG Tilt Table (as I've named it) in action.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=milz2vjUOh0

By pivot, do you mean does the table top also rotate 360 degrees?

Want me to film a video of our other one (same thing - just older and dirty) in action?

Here you go:

Yeah, absolutely man. I meant to get them taken today, but we had a lot come up. Will get them to you tomorrow!

It is a similar table to the EZ Lay, but is built better. We are Springs Granite located in Colorado Springs. I'm taking some pics of my other one in action today for anybody that would like to buy it on here. We planned on getting more shop space and it fell through, so we have no room for this sec...

Ok so my company has grown a decent bit since my last post on here. -We got a second building behind our showroom / tile bullnosing shop that we use for slab fabrication. -We upgraded our 3k pound forklift to a 6k pound forklift with sideshift (and it's 15 years newer) -We upgraded from a Galeski Co...

I am in the springs, and this is my first winter doing slabs with a forklift. I am wondering if it is ok to move slabs while it is snowing. According to one of my employees, it is NOT like the rain where you have a chance of the slab slipping out of the aardwolf a-50 clamp, it's just a concern of ge...

WTB Blue Ripper Sr or Jr rail saw. Located in CO, but that doesn't matter much, as either can be shipped fairly easily. Message me.

I love my custom ordered Bovone Stone Edge 7. It's the only inline I know if that will run a 2x2" 5mm piece of tile and put a lovely bullnose on that, and all the same with the adjusting of some knobs, you can use the same wheels that just put that lovely bullnose on that 2.2" 5mm piece of tile for ...

$5,500 on the newer clark.


Which unit seems nicer for the price? I'm trying to find time to test drive them both. The 4500# clark is 3-stage and a bit newer. The 5500# Clark is older and 2-stage but seems very solid.

What do ya'll think? Are these good deals?

I'm highly considering trading it up to a bigger lift. I think I got a good deal on it, it literally has 25xx hours on it and starts right up. At least,..I think I got a good deal.. :lol: Paid $1,500 cash for the lift. Anyways, there are two, nice cushioned tire mid 90s clarks I have my eye on in De...

I assume that with a tilting table I can safely load and unload slabs without that happening? My forklift weights 6500 pounds and is rated for 3500 pounds at 24"

Here's a picture of my forklift. Hopefully you guys think it is good enough for moving 128x55" 3cm slabs short distances. I included a picture of the forlifts tires The picture I included of the front of the shop but on the office side, is to show the asphalt. So if I have the concrete done all tho...