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Tables....
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Wed, 20 Feb 2002 21:25:33 GMT
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My basement is coming along so I thought raise this topic.
Here are some assumptions based on the tables made at last meeting. Steve,
please correct where needed.
1 - 4x8 sheet 3/8 plywood about $10
3 - 1x3 x10ft boards $?
2 - 2x2 8 or 10 ft depending on desired height of tables.
drywall screws (length?) does coarse thread work better than 'fine'thread?
total cost $29.xx
I am assuming 4 legs each. Steve pointed out that when bolting adjacent
tables we can eliminate some legs.
This makes 1 30x60 table and one 30x30 table with perhaps a little scrap of
the plywood?
I didn't hear any solid ideas on the bolts. Just carriage bolts, some
washers? Or some kind of pins we don't need to screw on? but we def. want
to make sure they can slide out!
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Larry commented that a couple of other groups went with 4x4 plate tables.
Does anyone know the rationale there? Handling fewer tables would be a
little quicker I suppose.
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| (...) Yeap. I think some of the other clubs came to the conculsion that you need 2x+2 legs, where x equals the number of tables you have. This does seem to work for most layouts, although if you wanted each table to be able to stand on it's own, (...) (23 years ago, 24-Feb-02, to lugnet.org.us.michlug)
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