Difference between revisions of "Shop Table"

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	==Assembly==		==Assembly==
	===Top Frame===		===Top Frame===
		+	# Place the long MDF supports 44.5" apart.
		+	# Cap them with the short MDF supports.
		+	# Place the middle MDF supports in between the long MDF supports, 3.5" apart.
		+	# Drill 2 holes for each joint and countersink the holes.
		+	# Secure all joints with 2 screws.
		+
	===Legs===		===Legs===
	===Shelf Frame===		===Shelf Frame===

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Revision as of 22:47, 1 May 2009

Creator: opticron Status: Development Born On: 21:59, 1 May 2009 (CDT) Last Updated: 22:47, 01 May 2009 (CDT)

Overview

This is the official design for stool height shop tables with dry-erasable tops. The end cost is targeted to be somewhere around $80.

Materials List

• 2"x4"x40" [6] (legs)
• 2"x4"x47.5" [2] (short MDF supports)
• 2"x4"x44.5" [2] (middle MDF supports)
• 2"x4"x92.5" [2] (long MDF supports)
• 4'x8'x0.75" MDF [1] (base table surface)
• 4'x8' dry-erase showerboard material [1] (replacable top surface)
• 2"x4"x89.5" [2] (long shelf supports)
• 2"x4"x38.5" [4] (short/middle shelf supports)

Assembly

Top Frame

1. Place the long MDF supports 44.5" apart.
2. Cap them with the short MDF supports.
3. Place the middle MDF supports in between the long MDF supports, 3.5" apart.
4. Drill 2 holes for each joint and countersink the holes.
5. Secure all joints with 2 screws.

Legs

Shelf Frame

Shelf

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