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25 1/2 inches deep.

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Yes, they’re very heavy. 5 Flights, definitely get a helper if you can. However I moved 2 of the smaller sized counters around without too much effort. Good Luck! 🙂

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@@DIYFotoWorks. Thank you! I look forward to making this. I will be using it in conjunction with my JessEm doweling jig and other things as well.

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Thanks so much, you’re so right, I dread the walking back and forth especially in my frigid winters. 😊 Thanks for Watching

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Thanks, working perfectly still, I’m 6 feet tall, I made mine about 2 inches shorter than my perfect height, so I could fit it under a bench in my garage. I’ll be using it in an upcoming video, fairly soon, Thanks for Watching! 😊

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Yes, just gravity, My desk never moves. But you could use L brackets for extra security. Thanks for Watching. 🙂

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Sorry I don’t, I roughed it out on paper, then kinda winged it. No real plan. 😊 The location of the lap joints did get confusing.

Excellent, great idea. I’m planning something similar with old bifold closet doors, once I come up with a pattern. 🙂 Thanks for Watching!

The top will be perfectly stable, gravity will hold it in place if everything is relatively level. Make sure to adjust each leg leveller, the counters are pretty heavy particle board core. Mine don’t move, a year on. Of course you could use an L bracket to secure your countertops if it concerns you. Hope this helps. 🙂

@@DIYFotoWorks thanks a lot. I was considering to put some rubber adesive on top of Alex to improve the friction, Just to be sure

@@imema01 Not a bad idea, I did use there tiny little included bumpers, but they don't do much.

That's a tough question, lots of factors, but a small bench top TableSaw might be a place to start. Here's what I use as an example...th-cam.com/video/ZkqeV24ELAw/w-d-xo.html. Hard to say without more info, what exactly are you interested in making, your workshop area, skill level etc.

Mine is 74 CM to top of desk, it really can’t be any lower. That includes the little rubber pads between the Alex drawer and bottom of counter.

@@DIYFotoWorks Thanks for the response. Still can you sit properly? I found 68 cm to be ideal. Maybe because im short. Im 157 cms tall.

@@honestreview9019 Maybe, I’m exactly 6 feet tall, I find the height fine, and actually considered raising it slightly with small riser blocks, but with my IKEA chair it’s been good at the 74 cm, and I’ve left it.

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Thanks, I even used them once already. 😀

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Thanks so much, it was 3/4 inch MDF. 🙂

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I used 74 inch counter sections. Two of them, and shortened one section by about 18 inches.

I thought there was particle board inside and would result in you being able to see it when cut

@@JoonbiTCG There is a particle board core with a veneer of real wood.

My pleasure, I actually cringe at some of my older ones now. 😀

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Thanks so much, I’m afraid not. It kinda evolved as I went, I didn’t really specify spacing etc. Figuring everyone might have different requirements. 😊

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Patience is a virtue.

Or just by 1 x 2’s or 1 x 3’s…problem solved!

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Make sure to keep the fuel container lid. Just clean the lid well, no gel fuel, and cover it, I use barbecue tongues. 😊

One side of mine did develop ripples, but once I used a level to run it straight it has cleared up. The one side has remained perfect the other has the slightest single ripple I just can’t get perfect. But it’s hardly noticeable. Maybe try re aligning, Hope that helps, I’m no expert. 😊

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Danish Oil, but you could add a polyurethane topcoat for even more protection.

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