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  1. 18th February 2006, 03:47 PM #1
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    Default tray table

    The wood is western red cedar and is made with m/t joints with 3 coats of an spar poly. The top also serves as a tray.

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    looks pretty good

    i like the idea of the tray
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    Nice idea

    How is the top kept in place when its acting as a table?
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    Quote Originally Posted by oges
    Nice idea

    How is the top kept in place when its acting as a table?
    There are two cleats on the botton that "lock" the tray in the base so it doesnt slide off. The cleats also lift the tray off any surface you put it on so you can get your hands under it. I've already given it away, so I can't show pictures of that. Maybe the next one.
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    Great Idea 9Fingers! Very handy!

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