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Hinge for art table
Just finished this art table and wanted to add some sort of folding work stand. My dilemma is what type of hinge to use? Can I just use a piano hinge and a leg hinge to make it work? My intentions is to pitch a piece of plywood up to some degree in order to work on projects. Thanks!!
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Hartfield VA
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Hinge for art table
Hope you do not plan on putting a whole lot of weight on that.
It really could use a face frame or a soild back to stiffen it up. Those tiny wheels are going to be a pain to roll it around on. Yes a piano hindge would be great. Here's some folding leg brackets. http://woodworking.rockler.com/searc...uuid=&sli_sid= Going to need at least two of them. A slab of plywood as a shelf is likly to warp unless you build a frame of some kind under it. |
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