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Pics of table that work this time!
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nice legs, where'd ya get em?
sharp felt, I have the green and am fixing to order the blue BEAUTIFUL rail, no seams is a must, nice job doc |
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Looks great!
Same question about where you got the legs. Also, how much did they cost? I've had a hard time finding a more solid solution than the folding ones that don't cost an arm and an leg. |
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I bought the legs from Atlanta fixtures for $30 each. These are commercial legs that are 28" in height which made the table too high for my taste. I cut the legs and rethreaded the bolt so the top of the rail now sits 29" high. I did encounter a lateral stability issue with these legs so I fabricated a larger footprint on the base, pic included.
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Thanks Doc for the feedback on the rail, I definitely like them w/o seams. It also helps to have those canvas pliers as well!!!
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Great table! I really love the felt, hoterdoc introduced me to the green version a few months back. I like to red!
(Nice speakers too, by the way) Ten |
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Slick table, is it bad if i'm even more jealous of the massive amount of bass sitting in the corner?... I can imagine two SVS cylinders in my living room - wicked.
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Is that Whisper vinyl?? You get it from yourautotrim or joanns? Table looks great btw..
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Can one ever have too much bass? good pick up on manufacturer!
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You are correct, I used whisper in flat black this time. I purchase this material from Keyston.
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What material did you use for the top? Plywood? MDF? Looks really good.
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2 sheets of 3/4 plywood, mdf alone is heavy and flexes too much.
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...I cut the legs and rethreaded the bolt ... [/ QUOTE ] Sweet table and I like the way you did the legs... looks sharp & out of the way [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Also the burg felt looks good with the black. What is the "bolt" you had to rethread? The vertical cylinder? Seems like a big die [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img] Nice job - Thanks for posting, Fins |
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Sweet table! Seamless beauty... I wish mine was. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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There is a long bolt running throught the tube of the leg connecting the base and the mount. To lower the table I had to cut the tube and rethread the bolt....not much fun!
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That is a really sweet table. What was the total price of materials and how long did it take work time, ie: not time waiting for parts ect
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This table came in around $275 and time to build was about 12 hrs due to the fact that I had to shorten the legs and drill the steel plate to increase footprint.
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I really like the felt, where did that come from?
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yourautotrim.com
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excellent work on the table.
the rail looks absolutely pro. have fun breaking it in! cheers, the Real Macoy |
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I appreciate the comment on the rail....they make or break a table.
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