There will be legs but I am yet to decide in what format. I was originally going to Make them out of the same timber as the frame, using the same hinge method. But then I thought that the structure would be way too weak. At the minute I am considering column legs that screw in and out.
I will be creating 2' square modular terrain boards. I already possess some made from chipboard but will be investing in some more so that I have options available. I want boards with rivers cut into and roads painted on, etc. Therefore I will be needing durable material that will not drop to bits or flake when I start to cut into it.
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ReplyDeleteIs this going to stand on top of a "normal" table or are legs going to get attached to it?
There will be legs but I am yet to decide in what format. I was originally going to Make them out of the same timber as the frame, using the same hinge method. But then I thought that the structure would be way too weak. At the minute I am considering column legs that screw in and out.
DeleteSuggestions are more than welcome please! :D
What are you using for the 'table' top? I went for the backing sheet you find on cheap cupboards...
ReplyDeleteInterested to see legs implemented. I will then copy!
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I AM following your blog; nummpty! :P
DeleteI will be creating 2' square modular terrain boards. I already possess some made from chipboard but will be investing in some more so that I have options available. I want boards with rivers cut into and roads painted on, etc. Therefore I will be needing durable material that will not drop to bits or flake when I start to cut into it.