Mobile table with selectively rotating table top

1. A work station comprising a plurality of mobile tables, wherein each mobile table comprises:

a selectively rotatable table top that is configured to securely rotate about an axis (A 1 ) in an unlocked position and to be secured in a predetermined plane in a locked position; and

two spaced apart frame members securely connected to the selectively rotatable table top positioned on a first end of each spaced apart frame member and movement members attached to a second end of each spaced apart frame members that are configured to selectively move the mobile table to and from desired locations wherein:

each frame member comprises two spaced apart frame legs that are connected to one another on the first end of the frame member by a cross-beam and the cross-beam of each frame member is co-planar relative to one another within the table;

the selectively rotatable table top of each mobile table is configured to selectively rotate and lock in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction relative to the frame members;

the selectively rotatable table top of each mobile table is configured to selectively rotate to and lock in a first position that is substantially coplanar with the cross-beams of each frame member of the table and in a second position that is substantially perpendicular relative to the cross-beams of each frame member of the table;

the selectively rotatable table top of each mobile table is configured to selectively rotate and lock in a plurality of predetermined positions in between the first and second positions;

with a stationary storage shelf affixed to each mobile table between the two spaced apart frame members and below the selectively rotatable table top, the stationary storage shelf being more proximate to the second end of each spaced apart frame member than the first end of each spaced apart frame member to provide sufficient clearance for the selectively rotatable table top such that the selectively rotatable table top is configured to rotate 360° about the axis (A 1 ) in an unlocked position relative to the two spaced apart frame members;

the stationary storage shelf of each mobile table is in a parallel plane relative to the cross-beams of each frame member;

with two rotatable bushings in each mobile table, with each bushing positioned within the first end of the spaced apart frame member and extending internally within the table towards one another, the rotatable bushings are axially aligned with one another and have the selectively rotatable table top securely attached thereto with one rotatable bushing being operably connected to a handle such that when handle is moved/rotated the two rotatable bushings and selectively rotatable table top move in concert with the handle between desired unlocked and locked positions;

with a locking mechanism positioned in each mobile table that is configured to selectively lock and unlock the selectively rotatable table top in predetermined positions relative to the two spaced apart frame members; and

the rotatable bushing that is operably connected to the handle in each mobile table is coupled to a rotating disc having a plurality of through holes positioned thereon, the rotating disc configured to move in concert with the handle, two rotatable bushings, and selectively rotatable table top such that the locking mechanism selectively engages and disengages the through holes of the rotating disc to obtain the desired unlocked and locked positions of the selectively rotatable table top.

2. The work station of claim 1 , wherein the work station comprises three mobile tables connected to one another.

3. The work station of claim 2 , wherein each mobile table comprises casters allowing movement of the entire work station from a first location to a second location.

4. The work station of claim 1 , wherein the work station comprises four mobile tables connected to one another.

5. The work station of claim 4 , wherein each mobile table comprises casters allowing movement of the entire work station from a first location to a second location.