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Picnic basket - table

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4 hours ago, 4DThinker said:

If you have scale I'm curious what it weighs made from cedar. 

I can check.

 

Would like a pdf file plan for one of those...if you don't mind...

13 hours ago, steven newman said:

Would like a pdf file plan for one of those...if you don't mind...

Hmmm...Project(s) for September?;)

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15 hours ago, steven newman said:

Would like a pdf file plan for one of those...if you don't mind...

Sorry, it was sort of "design on the fly" based on materials available.  I ended up with dimensions taken from the first photo, construction similar to the video.   I ripped an inch off the 1x4s to yield slats 2.5" wide.  Two across the bottom, three up each side.  For space between them, I just used a couple of nickles.  The slats are about 3/8" thick and the end panels closer to 5/8".  I did not make the end panels swivel legs, they are just two halves on each end.  Overlapped the slats about 1/4" (spaced with a 5mm piece of plywood).  Layout of the end panels just sketched out.  Middle support leg ended up being 5x7 based on width of bottom and need for support.    The one thing I wish I'd done differently is to cut out the slot for the handles before putting the whole thing together.  Would have been much easier when all the ends were together.   And not put so much carpet tape on the ends -- they were tough to get apart.

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Got it done

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Very nice Keith.:TwoThumbsUp:Looks great, quite functional and will make an awesome gift for your nephew. Thanks for sharing the build.

That is super Keith :TwoThumbsUp:

3 hours ago, Cal said:

That is super Keith :TwoThumbsUp:

It sure is.    Put in a bottle of wine, two glasses, some cheese and bread.    Danl

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3 hours ago, Danl said:

It sure is.    Put in a bottle of wine, two glasses, some cheese and bread.    Danl

Yeah, some of the pictures I saw had cutouts for wine glasses.  However, my nephew is now  2 years sober after having a problem with alcohol.   Being a bartender at a country club was not the best vocation for him.   He's doing real estate now.

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On 8/16/2023 at 1:34 PM, 4DThinker said:

If you have scale I'm curious what it weighs made from cedar. 

4 lb 4 7/8 oz

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