I wanted to make a drafting table that would, when not being used for drafting, would become part of a normal table. I used all scavenged wood for this project, except for the poplar top. The table can break into two pieces, one being the main drafting board, and the second being the legs/supports. The table once taken apart can then have the table support accordion so that it can be moved easily. For the whole picture story of the construction go to the link below. I also made a bookshelf attachment for this drafting table, which I will post sometime soon.
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Russell
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#1 posted 956 days ago
Forgot to post the link I alluded to in my post.
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fernandoindia
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#2 posted 956 days ago
Welcome to LJ Russel!!
that is a very interesting and inspirational table.
Will be looking also your nice looking site too,
Take care and have fun
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Flemming
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#3 posted 955 days ago
very nifty and versatile table :)
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RexMcKinnon
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#4 posted 955 days ago
Cool table. Welcome to LJ.
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Jamie Speirs
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#5 posted 953 days ago
Great design.
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