May not be funny to everyone.

@jpalm32 said:

Those legs look really fragile. Are they sturdy?
Is there a way of adding support w/o hurting the look?

Its not that bad to be honest but I don't know of a way to add any support on this project.

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I was going to try and build me one but never got around to it.

Folding Picnic Table.skp

Folding Table.wmv

Thanks Dave
I shortened the legs a little (7") and not to bad on the wobbliness but there is some. Its just going to be a charging station for all our phones and such so it should be fine.

Here is a pic of the finished table.

@dave r said:

No worries on the legs. I was just wondering. So what are you using for legs? Are the commercially available legs or are you repurposing something else?

Yeah they commercially available but they aren't legs. They're handrail spindles I found at Lowes and thought they might work/look ok for what I was wanting to do.

@dave r said:

Kurt, that's nice. Did you turn the legs?

Out of curiosity, why is there a gap in the legs below the pommels?

Thanks Dave
No I didn't turn the legs Dave and to be honest I forgot about that gap in the drawing.

@shura said:

sexy

Thanks

Should be finished as soon as I get the parts painted and assembled.

New Small Tall Table.skp

Thought this was kinda funny in a not so funny way

Thanks you two

I really want to build this chair! I have no idea how to begin, any help you be grateful!

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