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    • HumpmetwiceH Offline
      Humpmetwice
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      @iichiversii said:

      That picnic table is a nice concept, are the plans open source?

      Yes they are but for the life of me I can't find the link to share with you.
      Here's the next best thing.


      Folding Picnic Table.skp

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      • iichiversiiI Offline
        iichiversii
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        @humpmetwice said:

        @iichiversii said:

        That picnic table is a nice concept, are the plans open source?

        Yes they are but for the life of me I can't find the link to share with you.
        Here's the next best thing.

        Wow thanks for sharing πŸ‘

        Bring on the Rain...

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        • D Offline
          davidheim1
          last edited by

          Nice job on both projects. Very clever, innovative designs. Thanks for sharing them.
          dh

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          • HumpmetwiceH Offline
            Humpmetwice
            last edited by

            @davidheim1 said:

            Nice job on both projects. Very clever, innovative designs. Thanks for sharing them.
            dh

            Thanks davidheim1

            Heres the sawhorses to if anyone would like them. They are kinda a copy of the saw dogs I seen once.


            Sawhorses.skp

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            • stefanqS Offline
              stefanq
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              Nice projects! The sawhorses remind me about these :

              Edit: This is the place I found the video:http://www.quadror.com/applications/trestle/sawhorses/

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              • Dave RD Offline
                Dave R
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                Kurt,

                I like your renders. They don't look perfectly photographic but they have a nice feel about them.

                I'm curious about the sawhorses, though. It looks to me as if they would collapse if there was downward pressure on them and the feet slid on the floor. My inclination would be to build them with the notches on the tops of the legs reversed.

                Etaoin Shrdlu

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                • HumpmetwiceH Offline
                  Humpmetwice
                  last edited by

                  @dave r said:

                  Kurt,

                  I like your renders. They don't look perfectly photographic but they have a nice feel about them.

                  I'm curious about the sawhorses, though. It looks to me as if they would collapse if there was downward pressure on them and the feet slid on the floor. My inclination would be to build them with the notches on the tops of the legs reversed.

                  Thanks Dave. From what I understand they will be real sturdy, Also in the drawing I didn't draw in the strap on the bottom braces that you tighten to keep the legs clamped to the top board.This just and image I used, I plan to build a set soon.


                  64310-438x.jpg

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                  • Dave RD Offline
                    Dave R
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                    The strap makes all the difference. If I didn't already have 8 sawhorses, I'd build a set. Actually, I might build a taller set. Thanks.

                    That last render is really good, too. πŸ˜‰

                    Etaoin Shrdlu

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                    • alvisA Offline
                      alvis
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                      nice idea πŸ‘

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                      • B Offline
                        B2Pi
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                        @humpmetwice said:

                        @iichiversii said:

                        That picnic table is a nice concept, are the plans open source?

                        Yes they are but for the life of me I can't find the link to share with you.
                        Here's the next best thing.

                        If you ever find the original, I'd love to see it.

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                        • B Offline
                          B2Pi
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                          Revivification of a very old thread, but I happened to run across the source plans for this, I think, from 1992 (and it seemed to be common then). From archive.org for the sake of protection:

                          https://web.archive.org/web/20190302213624/http://troop142bsa.org/sketchbook/Camp%20Table%20.pdf

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                          • HornOxxH Offline
                            HornOxx
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                            I love this somehow "cardboardlike" concept πŸ˜„
                            And like Dave said above - these renders are prima! πŸ‘ (which renderer is it?)

                            [funny: "sawhorse", in D it is a SΓ€ge(saw)-Bock(goat) πŸ˜„ ]

                            never trust a skinny cook

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