Bar height table

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A friend of mine had me make legs for a piece of butcher block he got recently. Asked for "bar height"- table top is at 40". Gussets for rigidity. Leveling feet for easy adjustment. Let me know what you think! ~Justin Manufacturing EngineerWWU Vehicle Research Institute c/o 2010
Reply:I think it looks nice. Do the supports get in the way?GravelThe difference between theory and practice is that in theory there is no difference.
Reply:Nope. It really isn't meant for side by side seating as shown, it's just how he was testing how the chairs would fit for storage.~Justin Manufacturing EngineerWWU Vehicle Research Institute c/o 2010
Reply:Looks really nice
Reply:Looks good.What did you weld them with ?Perfect height for work and play. I spent so much time sitting at a bar over the years I made my welding table that height too. Serious. I DETEST low benches.Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:blu; nice table however the diagonals appear to reduce legroom. unless it's made for one person on each side i'm not sure i follow you regarding not for side by side seating. standing room only?i.u.o.e. # 15queens, ny and sunny fla
Reply:It is made for 1 person per side, the chairs throw off the perspective. It was made for a friend who is moving in with his GF and it will allow them to have extra workspace in the kitchen and a nice place for the two if them to eat. Welded with a Lincoln power mig 140c using 0.023" wire. Pretty awesome little 115v MIG, I've been very impressed with it. Keep the comments coming! Love the input thanks everyone!~Justin Manufacturing EngineerWWU Vehicle Research Institute c/o 2010
Reply:Cool bar table! Like the wooden top and metal legs combo. I'm sure it will serve well your friend for a long time. Great job!
Reply:Thanks!~Justin Manufacturing EngineerWWU Vehicle Research Institute c/o 2010
Reply:You may want to find out if it is going to be used for any extra curricular activities and beef it up accordingly. GravelThe difference between theory and practice is that in theory there is no difference.
Reply:Originally Posted by GravelYou may want to find out if it is going to be used for any extra curricular activities and beef it up accordingly.