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Found a place to do some 40K but they don't have a table big enough...so I decided I would just make one to leave there.

whats the support structure like underneath?

I would never shamelessly steal ideas off of the internet. Never.

 CynosureEldar wrote:
whats the support structure like underneath?

I would never shamelessly steal ideas off of the internet. Never.

Lol, sometimes we just a good idea and can run with it. The arrows are where the large screws went in. The rest of it was given an application of construction glue and finishing nails from a nail gun. I still need to go back through and put some wood putty into the small holes so it looks like nothing was there.


My favorite screws. They are almost impossible to strip the heads out unless your really trying.


The top sheet is cut into three pieces for easy storage. And I made the top of the frame so these squeeze in and keep them from moving around on top. Why would you not have one piece and nailed down you say? Easy transport and reduces the weight of the table so i can move it easier.



Even picked up some cool leafe handles to put at the ends so two people can move it easily. I'll finish that tomorrow before I drop it off