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Workbench / Outfeed Table #1 #4: getting further

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Well im making some head way. I did the reinforcement on the bottom beams because of inertia. I have the face frames done, & one on now. I did some edge banding today on a piece for my french cleat section. We’ll see what the weekend brings.

Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"

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lanwater commented about 9 years ago

It’s coming along nicely Jeff.

Abbas, Castro Valley, CA

Thorreain commented about 9 years ago

Yes, ditto.

CHRIS, Charlottetown PEI Canada. Anytime you can repurpose, reuse, or recycle, everyone wins!

Steve66 commented about 9 years ago

That’s looks nice Jeff!

steve66

Jeff Vandenberg commented about 9 years ago

Thanks guys really appreciate it. I’ll tell you this is a challenge more so for the reason of spanning without deflection. I had a plan in my head and wrote down what I wanted however, I changed it three times as I went. Well I just sat down and calculated the weight of my to stretcher beams now that I built them up. I follow the formula of “IF”. "IF is the “inertia” of a member when used with the Modulus of Elasticity of the particular material allows us to predict the deformation (deflection) of that member when loaded.If = (width)(depth)(depth)(depth)/(12)…in inches to the fourth power!
All said and done I get 31 lbs per square inch times 540 square inches = 16,740 lbs so I think im good. Lmao!!! Not getting and deflection now.

Jeff Vandenberg aka "Woodsconsin"