Metal Expanding Table 03

[@buildstoys]

Coming along nice Scott, can't wait for the plans!

[@kferk1]

did you finish the table?

[@ewokrider9215]

Hi Scott, I was just curious if you were still working on this project and also I was thinking. Have you thought about making the table and then disassembling it and shipping all the parts to the buyer? What would that cost? I wouldn't mind putting it all together, I would just have trouble making the boards precise, so I would much rather just buy the pieces from you and then assemble it.

[@ScottRumschlag]

The metal mechanism version is on hold, there hasn't been enough interest yet to start building and distributing kits.

[@ewokrider9215]

@@ScottRumschlag o man, rats. Okay not a problem, I just really like the concept of a table thats like the Fletcher capstan tables out there. Cheaper of course lol. I really hope that there is more interest in this soon! I will make sure I spread the work over here in these parts!

[@vutrinh5134]

Hi Scott, I want to find suppliers to supply this mechanism. do you know? pls help to support

[@kevins1242]

When you put the lights nuts on, it looked like they were taper side out....I know this isn't an automotive application where they should be taper side in...but putting them taper side in in this application would keep the wheel in the same place and run-out consistent. Correct?

[@kevins1242]

I guess I jumped the gun and should have watched the whole video

[@michaeldodson4123]

I just recently found your website and videos. I’m a retired ME and have been teaching myself Fusion360 for some consulting work so I’m sure you have encountered many of the same frustrations figuring out how to get the CAD right. Anyway, your thought process looks sound. I too am really looking forward to this becoming a product or at least a sound set of plans. Keep at it, you are close.

[@Steve_Just_Steve]

I hope you haven't given up the channel and all is well with you.

[@ScottRumschlag]

Thanks, I haven't given up, just busy with other projects and priorities!

[@VencelBiro]

This project is really interesting, can't wait for the next episode. I appreciate that you carefully adjust the audio levels in your videos, so the tool noise is still audible but not deafening.

[@ScottRumschlag]

Thanks. I do my best, it does seem like there's a bit of weird clipping but it's not present in the original footage. VLC also seems to change the bass level during playback if it's no longer the main window open on the computer . . . which is odd and doesn't give you a lot of confidence when reviewing videos. Next time I'll use something else, or maybe it's a Windows 10 thing . . .

[@abdullaahmad8764]

@@ScottRumschlag sir How much digress to bend arms

[@ScottRumschlag]

@@abdullaahmad8764 I'm not sure what you mean by digress.

[@abdullaahmad8764]

@@ScottRumschlag aney table 8 arms 4 under 4 up side for sliding L type

[@moreilly0]

Any updates?

[@ScottRumschlag]

Still collecting emails of those who are interested, it's not a focus right now though, day job has been busy.

[@damianbraga862]

@@ScottRumschlag Hello, how can I get the plans?

[@ScottRumschlag]

@@damianbraga862 Send me an email and I'll add you to the list of those interest: [e-mail]

[@oswynfaux]

Odd but I have no audio on this specific video, restarted browser still no audio, try another video and audio works. EDIT restarted computer still no audio, ???

[@Fabsenet]

The audio is fine, it must be a problem on your end. Sorry

[@oswynfaux]

Seems I can get the audio if I use speakers, but not through the headphones on this one video.

[@deatthcords2893]

I watch that you have increased the mechanic of your system, but to be completely honest I think that it's excessive.... Just my opinion, I'm designing similar fornitures but, ignore me but, I thing that it could be made with aluminium, did you check the materials resistance with a software? Is a furniture, users what's something light and functional... Best regards, is a pleasure follow your job

[@ScottRumschlag]

The previous iteration was mostly aluminum, steel is easier to work with.

[@tommijii]

Oh.. I feel a bit stupid and slow. I thought this was about metal expansion. :D

[@tommijii]

Episodes 1. & 2. makes so much more sens now.

[@vitek8843]

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