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Old 12-10-2011, 08:49 AM   #1
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Wall mounted folding tables

I have this empty space under the TV that I was thinking would be a great place for a folding table. I could have bought something but I wanted to build it myself. If I were in the wood business it would have been wood but, I'm in the metal business so it's made out of powder coated aluminum.

The legs fold up and lock and the locking mount is my design and works out pretty nice IMO

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Great job! Looks fantastic.
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Nice job. Great detail work.
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Thanks guys. I thought they came out well. I'm out for a 2400 mile trip in two weeks so that'll be the test to see if the legs rattle. If they do I'll need to come up with something for that.
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