"Folding, adjustable height table" - small improve

[Niki]

Good day

Some time ago, I posted the "Folding adjustable height table"
https://www.ukworkshop.co.uk/forums/view ... highlight=

A few day ago, I had to cut some mortises on very long boards (87") so, I used it as a support table.

But, I noticed that the top can move a little bit to the sides so, I made this small improvement to "lock" the top to the legs.

That's the table, upside-down...I took some board (yes, from a workbench) threaded rod, screw insert, large washer and knob with a T-nut...

I screw the threaded rod to the screw insert and locked it with wing nut....You can use a bolt - sunk in the top or even a T-nut...

Put the "clamping board", the large washer (made with Hole-saw from "floor panel") and the knob and tight it....not too strong yet.

After adjusting the correct height, tight the nut to clamp the top to the legs

Thank you
niki

 

[brianhabby]

I have only just seen your other post Niki, and together with this one as always, brilliantly simple,

Thank you, keep it up,

regards

Brian

 

[OPJ]

Good work, but why do you keep your car in your workshop? :shock: :?

 

[wizer]

Good work, but why do you keep your car in your workshop? :shock: :?

Yes, what a strange concept??

 

[Niki]

Good work, but why do you keep your car in your workshop? :shock: :?

Yes, what a strange concept??

Oki-Doki mates...

I'm waiting for you with a 5 Pounds (yes, 2 Kg) hammer just behind the corner... :lol:

Well, new you can see in what "miserable" conditions I'm working

And the true story is....as you can see on the first 2 pics, the car was outside, but then, at the evening, I decided to take the pictures and the car already "occupied" the garage....

Regards
niki