On my last consulting stint I built dining, coffee, and end tables
>using essentially the same design using "I-beam" trestles (2x4 top and
>bottom, 2x6 center upright) with a single longitudinal stringer using
>bed-rail hooks to attach the stringer to the trestles. An inexpensive
>(undrilled) door worked for the tops. I have one of the trestles in
>the shop and will try to remember to take a photo today.
Have link to a picture of this?
snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net wrote: | "Morris Dovey" wrote: | || On my last consulting stint I built dining, coffee, and end tables || using essentially the same design using "I-beam" trestles (2x4 top || and bottom, 2x6 center upright) with a single longitudinal || stringer using bed-rail hooks to attach the stringer to the || trestles. An inexpensive (undrilled) door worked for the tops. I || have one of the trestles in the shop and will try to remember to || take a photo today. | | Have link to a picture of this?
Nope; but have re-posted a photo to news:alt.binaries.pictures.woodworking. If you don't have access to binaries, send me an e-mail address and I'll send a copy by return mail.
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
Are you willing to build it? This guy made a nice desk and dresser that come apart:
| Are you willing to build it? This guy made a nice desk and dresser | that come apart: |
My homemate needed a light table for one of her quilting projects and I used that same basic design to knock out a transformable end table (which was to be thrown out when no longer needed; but somehow wasn't) - I'll grab a shot of that, since it's handy, and post that to abpw. The light table will probably require a Sawzall to disassemble. :-)
-- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA
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