Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Here is one Mike made in 2005

I use what fits and that is saw horses and plywood.

What do you use?

I used 2 sawhorses and a piece of plywood reinforced with some 2x4s.

I made a 4x8 platform using 2x4s and a sheet of cheap 3/4 plywood on locking caster wheels so I could roll it in and out as I worked on it.

Worked like a champ

I used saw horses and then the trailer base until the walls went up. Then back to the saw horses.

Rod

Don't need no stinkin' table. I used the garage floor (and knee pads).

Numbers 2,5,8 and 9 are what I used for mine.

I use an old ammo can in the back and a tool chest in the front. I keep the trailer on that to keep my saw horses handy.

I use what I call "Bingo Tables". I have about 6 of them, 30X96" and I have 2 sets of "Leg extenders" I made to make the table 30", 36" or 42" high.

Depending on what I'm doing. (And how much leaning over bothers my Back)



Happy Trails

Len

DUH ! Dummy me, I used the floor of the trailer I was building .

asianflava wrote:Don't need no stinkin' table. I used the garage floor (and knee pads).

I used my garage floor also when my table was not quite big enough

planovet wrote:

asianflava wrote:Don't need no stinkin' table. I used the garage floor (and knee pads).

I used my garage floor also when my table was not quite big enough

putting plastic on the floor makes sense

I was about to bond the faces to the wall frames with epoxy. The plastic is really slippery when it is doubled up.

Yep, I was gluing my frame together and did not want to get glue on the floor. Once the glue dried, any that squeezed out peeled away easily from the plastic.

well, this is what I use .....a twenty something picnic table...even as I speak it is in use...












Mary C.