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Re: MichLUG Table Specs
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Mon, 25 Nov 2002 17:33:23 GMT
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Chris Phillips wrote in message ...
> We are also planning another modification which will adversely affect the
> strength of the tabletops. We plan to drill four ~5/8" holes 10" in from
> each corner of the tables for the purpose of feeding wires down to
> transformers, RCXes, and battery boxes without having to run them all the
> way to the edge of the layout.
We (VLC) did this in a couple of places on our folding banquet tables at our
shows this year and it made a big difference in looks - we do a lot of
automation and previously the wires have been a real eyesore. This year they
were almost invisible even though there were far more of them.
Kevin
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| (...) NELUG is actually re-designing our tables for faster setup/breakdown at the expense of strength. We use mostly 40" square tables with a few half-width tables here and there. Our last layout was about 10' x 20' and just bolting legs onto (...) (22 years ago, 25-Nov-02, to lugnet.trains.org)
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