Heavy Duty table with Dragon Wagon attached video link.
This setup highlights a great way to get more out of the Fireball Heavy Duty Fixture Table. The table features 16 leg positions underneath, allowing for extended configurations that go beyond a traditional single work surface. By utilizing these mounting points, a standard Dragon Wagon can be integrated below the main tabletop, effectively creating a secondary workstation within the same footprint.
This type of configuration is especially useful when running multiple operations at once. Fabrication can take place on the main surface, while the lower level serves as a substation for additional fixturing, prep work, or improved weld accessibility. It also allows for greater flexibility in positioning. Whether lowering the working height or building up and around complex parts.
Even in a floating configuration, the structure remains highly rigid. The system is secured using ball lock bolts, providing a strong and stable connection. For applications involving heavier loads, additional reinforcement can be added easily. A simple combination of a riser block, clamp, and floor stop can eliminate any potential flex or movement.
A key advantage of this system is compatibility across Fireball Tool products. Whether working with a smaller table or a larger setup, the tooling remains consistent and interchangeable. This makes it easier to expand capabilities without changing workflows or investing in entirely new systems.
Setups like this demonstrate the range of possibilities available when fixture tables are designed with modularity in mind. From multi-level workstations to extended fixturing off the sides or above the table, the system adapts to the needs of the job.