Metalworking Project | diy dining table | woodworking

[@israelnunez902]

Me gustó mucho la edición de las perforaciones y cortes excelente trabajo

[@MADE_OFIRON]

Gracias por su opinión❤️❤️

[@yevgeniysolovyev4508]

круто, продолжай творить!!!!

[@MADE_OFIRON]

танки, бро ❤️🙌

[@ckb49879]

Nice work. Subbed

[@MADE_OFIRON]

tanks man ❤️🙌

[@rubenalmaguervaquero125]

Mamalon 👍

[@MADE_OFIRON]

🙌🙌❤🌷

[@rtgd7851]

❤❤❤

[@MADE_OFIRON]

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[@achardjc]

"Easily built" my ass, ha. Great tip to cut the legs level using the square tube with a marker attached. And also using the washer after flipping it over to make the corresponding level cuts. Did you omit the leveling feet for the final shot? Great work. A shout out from Houston, Texas via Little Rock, Arkansas.

[@MADE_OFIRON]

I used washers to adjust the height, if you measured the height of the four corners of the table base, it was not the same. You can use a metal washer or a spacer and mark the marks Thank you for your comment❤

[@Noweks]

How much angle do you use on the table legs. When the feet rise from the floor up towards the tabletop ?? / \

[@MADE_OFIRON]

hi The internal angle of the table base with the ground is 72 degrees If you check the similar video visually and with a protractor, you can make it better I considered the top width of the base to be 50 cm and the bottom width to be 100 cm It means that each leg protrudes twenty-five centimeters from the top thanks for watching 🙌

[@Noweks]

@@MADE_OFIRON thax a lot 😍😍🤗🙏

[@MADE_OFIRON]

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