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  1. 10th July 2012, 08:26 PM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Easy View Post
    How do you attach the top to the legs mate? Buttons or some other method? Do you expect much movement in the top slab over time?

    This looks awesome by the way...

    Asking because I will be doing a redgum slab table soon and just might ( ;-) ) have to steal some of your design ideas! Hope that's OK...


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    1 I use batten screws for fixing 10 x 50 / 75 they are inserted with air rachet
    2.slab have been dry for a long time and the epoxy binds very well, so dont expect it to move much
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big_Easy View Post
    How do you attach the top to the legs mate? Buttons or some other method? Do you expect much movement in the top slab over time?

    This looks awesome by the way...

    Asking because I will be doing a redgum slab table soon and just might ( ;-) ) have to steal some of your design ideas! Hope that's OK...


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    I don't think you have to attached it to the crewed some wood block under the table according to the shape of the legs, then u just put it on top as the weight of the top will make it unmovable.. Also, easier to move as some slab that might wider than your door
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