wood table

>>1111312
at least double or triple the leg thickness and do a frame near the bottom or middle for stiffness

>>1111314
Frame around where? the shorter side? or the long side?

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like this?

>>1111316
yes and across the middle too but dont go into the leg cross section

also the apron should be thicker and taller for the weight, double is good

>>1111312
Wood table?
Make it out of cardboard and hot glue, loser.

also a middle apron that runs in the middle

like along the center of the top

>>1111312

Bolt it to some thin board with a rug over it?

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>>1111320
>>1111318
did what you said fully...

looks like utter garbage now.

>>1111325
then cover the whole thing in panels on all sides to make it look good

>>1111326
... no cause that is what I was avoiding to begin with. it looks too bulky that way, and the room its going in is small with limited space, with a big ol wooden box will just be an eye sore that's why I wanted it to look more like a traditional table.

>>1111328
go ahead and build it like your drawing I would like to watch it collapse and shard your dog right open

>>1111329
>tempered glass
>sharding.
okay, well clearly the dingus answering my original question has the mental ability that of a 15 year old highschool girl.

>>1111325
How about instead of two long front and back of the table, how about 1 down the middle attached to the center of the two outer supports

>>1111335
Enjoy your ban. And do everyone a favor and don't come back.

>>1111337
clearly he was right, stay mad

>>1111331
you are trying to reinvent a fucking box, talk about mental ability

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>>1111319
Stop spamming about your shitty cardboard furniture you douche-hammer

>>1111312
Your table is not going to be stable with that much weight. It will need a strecher

You can do one by making a shelf about halfway up.

>>1111325
That's why woodworking is a thing, its not easy to make delicate furniture.

>twice as tall as it is wide.
>with most of the weight even higher than that
>and dogs are going to ram it
>and I don't want to have anything but thin legs
just save everyone some time and throw your aquariums on the ground

Well with a fresh brain and not being happy with the tippy factor of the table. I'm still not commited. So I went and took the leg height and divided it by 1.618 an got 18.5 inches. So now im playing with having a 18.5 inch top.

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Well I think this looks mucho better. Still unsure about the stability though but I did add bracing to the lower legs.

>>1111568
Put a lower shelf on, and place a refugum or sump on it, or a quarantine tank.