Making a Rebar Dining Table

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For the base I made use of 6mm smooth rebar/dowels although normal rebar would certainly function as well, I presume smooth will certainly be simpler to preserve. The steel base was made from 440x120x4mm steel pipelines which I bonded as well as reduced right into a rhomboid form. After drying out, I cnc crushed the base of the table top in a form of the steel base so it would certainly sink in for regarding 1 centimeters.

For the base I utilized 6mm smooth rebar/dowels although normal rebar would certainly function as well, I presume smooth will certainly be less complicated to keep. The steel base was made from 440x120x4mm steel pipelines which I bonded and also reduced right into a rhomboid form. The welding, I spray repainted the base with clear varnish for steel as well as various other steels. After drying out, I cnc grated the base of the table top in a form of the steel base so it would certainly sink in for regarding 1 centimeters. After drying out, I linked the base to the top making use of 6x30mm screws.

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Songs: Piano Concerto No. 21 in C significant, K. 467, 3rd motion Taipei KHS Concert Hall Taiwan, June 2011.
Giorgi Latsabidze, piano; David L. Wen, conductor; Hsinchu Chamber Orchestra, Taiwan.
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