During the design process, I toyed with different ideas to attach the legs and frames. Because of the size of the tables, it was important to be able to disassemble them for movability. I finally decided on adhering the nuts to the inside of the legs. This would eliminate creating wrench access for assembling.
One of hardest processes to get right was tack welding the nuts to the washers. They had to be centered; the perfect heat was essential; and holding them flat while welding the second side took some experimentation. In the end I only wrecked 5 out of 64.
EXTREME ADVANCED BEGINNER: A person who is competent in pursuing an activity, and will go all out, but is not considered an expert. I identify myself as an extreme advanced beginner. The idea came from living in a community where many people are "world class" at what they do. Since I'm only proficient, albeit at a variety of things, I started using the term to describe myself. Enjoy these musings about my projects and preoccupations.
Sunday, September 25, 2011
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