Table Legs
- masterplumber
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Table Legs
We currently have a dinette table with a fixed position 70mm Fiamma leg.
we would like some adjustment and are considering something like oneof these:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BREHA-WINEGL ... 2548.l4275
I apologize in advance if the link doesn't work smoothly but am having trouble getting the tablet to work like a PC
Any thoughts welcome.
Regards
Gerry
we would like some adjustment and are considering something like oneof these:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/BREHA-WINEGL ... 2548.l4275
I apologize in advance if the link doesn't work smoothly but am having trouble getting the tablet to work like a PC
Any thoughts welcome.
Regards
Gerry
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- Old Techo
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Re: Table Legs
MP, is your existing suitable fodder for a pipe-bender?
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Re: Table Legs
I don't know about those but we have one similar to this
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Breha-off-se ... 2242261978
And we find it fantastic as it allows the table to be out of the way most times but move it out and make it easy to use when needed
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Breha-off-se ... 2242261978
And we find it fantastic as it allows the table to be out of the way most times but move it out and make it easy to use when needed
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- masterplumber
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Re: Table Legs
Only if you happen to have an exhaust bender in your shed.Old Techo wrote:MP, is your existing suitable fodder for a pipe-bender?
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Re: Table Legs
I do.... that's why I asked. Mine takes up to 3"
I really thought a plumber may also have an old pipe bender from the up to 2" Gal days.
I really thought a plumber may also have an old pipe bender from the up to 2" Gal days.
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Re: Table Legs
The tube is quite thin and that is why I recon an exhaust bender might be ok.Old Techo wrote:I do.... that's why I asked. Mine takes up to 3"
I really thought a plumber may also have an old pipe bender from the up to 2" Gal days.
Standard pipe benders are too crude for tube where you normally would use 2 formers. Throat and heel.
For smaller pipes we used tree forks.
Some wooden blocks and rear wheels of concrete trucks were good for 50mm waste pipes.
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Re: Table Legs
Well done, Gerry. We are from the same era although when I started there were no concrete trucks.masterplumber wrote:The tube is quite thin and that is why I recon an exhaust bender might be ok.Old Techo wrote:I do.... that's why I asked. Mine takes up to 3"
I really thought a plumber may also have an old pipe bender from the up to 2" Gal days.
Standard pipe benders are too crude for tube where you normally would use 2 formers. Throat and heel.
For smaller pipes we used tree forks.
Some wooden blocks and rear wheels of concrete trucks were good for 50mm waste pipes.
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Re: Table Legs
Era ????
There is always a way....no matter what era
There is always a way....no matter what era
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Re: Table Legs
I've previously used the Ajusta and found it very good, in fact moved it across a couple of vans.
Approx. $160.
http://www.ajustatablelegs.com.au
Keith.
Approx. $160.
http://www.ajustatablelegs.com.au
Keith.