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    • Dave RD Offline
      Dave R
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      Idle hands while watching a program about the construction of Guedelon Castle in France.


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      • cottyC Offline
        cotty
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        does the extension board have a groove for the sliding part?

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        • Dave RD Offline
          Dave R
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          No. On the original it appears that the leaves were just set in place. I would probably add some small cleats to the bottoms of the leaves to keep them in place on the sliding supports.

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          • PixeroP Offline
            Pixero
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            Is it a: swedish-pine table
            or a: swedish pine-table?

            I think the leg part looks foreign.
            Not something I have seen in Sweden.

            http://www.abc-annons.se/foto/468984827.jpg

            This type is more common for a traditional pine table in Sweden.

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            • Dave RD Offline
              Dave R
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              It's modeled after a pine table with a Swedish passport. I took liberties and replaced the brackets between feet and legs.

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              • BoxB Offline
                Box
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                Does it come as a flat pack with a few extra useless parts and one crucial part missing?

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                • Dave RD Offline
                  Dave R
                  last edited by

                  Yes. And another hex driver that you only use once.

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                  • Dave RD Offline
                    Dave R
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                    Someone asked about building a trestle table with extension slides and since I had this table open already, it was a simple modification.


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                    Another simple modification provides storage for the leaves when not in use.

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                    • D Offline
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                      Nice, Dave. A very functional and practical design with an appropriately rustic sensibility.

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