This is our latest piece, featuring a weathered gray doug fir top and metal legs! The table measures 75" X 36" and will be used in the great Silver Lake outdoors. :)
Wow, there is some absolutely amazing / beautiful furniture you have constructed here. Works of art! I was just curious, I know this might be a stupid question, as I am not a woodworker, but I was just curious if there is a specific name for those metal legs / feet you have for the table.
I ask as I had this idea to make my own set of rather heavy-duty storage shelves, using some very thick and heavy ply I found and cut up. I am imagining nailing / screwing the thick ply shelves onto some square metal legs just like these [either that or metal legs that have a kind of "I" design], and then stacking them one on top of the other, like stackable shelves basically, easy to assemble and dismantle.
I would love to know what you call these and where I might find them.
Hello Carl, I don't know of a technical name. We just call them our metal square base option. We have a local metalworker build them for us; we do all of the woodworking. Maybe you could commission a metal worker to do that for your project. Paul
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Wow, there is some absolutely amazing / beautiful furniture you have constructed here. Works of art!
ReplyDeleteI was just curious, I know this might be a stupid question, as I am not a woodworker,
but I was just curious if there is a specific name for those metal legs / feet you have for the table.
I ask as I had this idea to make my own set of rather heavy-duty storage shelves, using some very thick and heavy ply I found and cut up.
I am imagining nailing / screwing the thick ply shelves onto some square metal legs just like these [either that or metal legs that have a kind of "I" design], and then stacking them one on top of the other, like stackable shelves basically, easy to assemble and dismantle.
I would love to know what you call these and where I might find them.
Cheers!
And best regards
-Carl.
Hello Carl,
ReplyDeleteI don't know of a technical name. We just call them our metal square base option. We have a local metalworker build them for us; we do all of the woodworking. Maybe you could commission a metal worker to do that for your project.
Paul
I bookmarked it to my bookmark site list and will be checking back soon. Please check out my web site too and tell me what you think.
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