I have built a DO table out of a set of metal folding legs, a piece of 1/8" sheet steel 14"by 30" and some scrap aluminum for a wind break.
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Homebuilt DO table
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Homebuilt DO table
by dguff » Mon Sep 03, 2007 5:42 pm
I have built a DO table out of a set of metal folding legs, a piece of 1/8" sheet steel 14"by 30" and some scrap aluminum for a wind break.
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by Joanne » Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:25 pm
Nice job on the table! I made a similar one and really love it. It makes cooking much more enjoyable. The wind break is a real blessing when the wind starts to blow.
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