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After watching Alexandre Chappel video of his table, I had the urge to do my own version. I really wanted to challenge my CAD skills to design FDM/FFF parts which don't require the need of support or afterward combining.BOM:3x Round stock of wood 25mm x 550mm (lengh is not that critical)3x Round stock of wood 25mm x 108mm (lengh is not that critical)1x plate 350-400mm diameter 20-40mm thick15x Countersunk head srews (for wood applications) 3.5 or 4 x 20mm3x dowel 8x30 or create cylinders with that measurment in prusaslicer and print them ;)Details for assembly can be found in the pictures.The diameter in which the hole pattern for the dowels is 130mmThe strut connector ist possioned ~120mm away from the leg end.Printing recommendations:- orientations can be found in the pictures- min. 4walls- top/bottom min. 6- layerhight 0.2-0.3mm (there are no features wich requires specific layerhight)- infill 40% (cubic or gyroid are my preferred ones)- matrial: ABS/ASA, PETG or PLA with low cooling (20-30%) for more part strengh
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