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Wow this is a clean setup. I really like the way you made the table top "float" above. How did u cut the angles in the square tubing that holds the table top?
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Wow this is a clean setup. I really like the way you made the table top "float" above. How did u cut the angles in the square tubing that holds the table top?
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I laid out what I wanted on paper.... 2" rise between tubing and 3"s from the edge. Then I cut out the design, transfered it to the 2" tubing and cut it out with a band saw. They didn't turn out perfect like stamped pieces but it worked out ok.Originally Posted by scootarida1
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