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Modelling => Baseboards and construction => Topic started by: berryr99 on September 21, 2015, 14:21

Title: "A" Trestle Legs
Post by: berryr99 on September 21, 2015, 14:21
I am thinking of replacing the slot-in fiddle yard legs on Blaenau North with some "A" trestle legs for additional stability.

There's plenty of suggestions on how to do this via Google but I was wondering if any member had a tried and trusted method that they could share.

My carpentry skills are not the best so needs to be a simple idea

Thanks

Robert Berry
Title: Re: "A" Trestle Legs
Post by: Doug Dickson on September 21, 2015, 16:55
I appreciate that Lidle don't stock all things at all times but these

http://leaflet007.co.uk/lidl-folding-table-monday-3rd-august-2015.html

come up pretty regularly.I have bought them as substitute legs, thay are variable in height, more than strong enough to support a layout and as an added bonus [for me] they fit in the lower boot space of my Citroen leaving the back flat.

If you can hold off for a while, might be worth waiting,

Doug
Title: Re: "A" Trestle Legs
Post by: gallopingalice on September 21, 2015, 20:45
I've just purchased a couple of Homebase Value Work Benches at