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Folding Work Table

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The above table can be made out of inch plywood and pine boards. The material list includes:
2 4x8 sheets of inch plywood
4 2x4x8 boards
1 2x6x4 board
3 1x4x8 board
8 3 inch hinges
3/8 dowel
Glue, nails and screws

The cut pattern for the plywood sheets is the following:

The 2x4s are cut at 3 1 and you will need 6 of them. One of the 1x4 boards is cut in half at 4 and the other two are cut into three
pieces at 3 2 inches. Using a table saw cut the other half of the 4 1X4 in half lengthwise. The 2x6 is for the feet of the center board
and is cut at 18 inches long with tapered tops to match the leg width. The taper is optional since it is only aesthetic. The dowel is for
the lid of the center box, you will only need two 2 inch pieces.

Assembly
Start by building the center legs by attaching the 2x6 pieces to the bottoms of two of the 2x4s then connect the two 2x4 legs
together with two of the 1x6 boards along the tops then use the third 1x6 to fill in the bottom to form a box. See picture below.
Attach the table top to the top of the center leg assembly using the hinges and the dowels. See picture below.

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Attach the table top to the top of the center leg assembly using the hinges and the dowels. See picture below.

Attach the outer legs with hinges and cap the outside ends with the 1x4 you cut in half lengthwise. See lower picture.

Folded up the table should look something like this:

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I hope these made sense to you. It's kind of a foreign language to me. I'm sure you can direct any questions to me and I will continue to
nag :)

Thank you dear husband - you're a genius!

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