Power tools, yes! I like the can-do attitude. Next time, you could make some curved rails (probably 5) out of thick (or laminated-together) plywood, pull the top to them using metal L brackets to get the shape just right, and attach the legs and cross-braces to the 2nd & 4th of those curved rails. The 1st, 3rd, & 5th rails would stabilize the 2 long edges and center (the long axis) of the table. If it's still not stable enough (ball not bouncing right or too much vibration/noise), you could add blocking between the rails, using some more metal L brackets (especially along the short edges of the table). Now I want to make my own. I'm probably too old to be safe playing teqball, but I used to play a lot of volleyball and soccer (and some tennis and table tennis), so it looks really fun! Plus, I like building stuff....
Hey man I’m glad you enjoyed this video!!! Also I actually did coat this teq ball table with a topcoat but I forgot to mention it in the video 😂 Thanks for commenting!
Hey, I used a pvc pipe for the net because I would want something that would not break if I would kick the ball towards it. You can also simply use any hard object for the net.
Another possible variation, use FRB instead of plywood for the top layer of the table, and it will resist the elements really well. You could still paint your own designs on it if you sand it first, say, with 220 grit or lower
Hey, thanks for watching this video! Sorry I forgot to mention this in the video but I used a PVC pipe, ( you can use anything hard to make the net, because if you kick the ball towards it you wouldn’t want the net to break )
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that looks so cool!
Thanks!!!
Dude you are awesome. I love what you have done!!!
Thanks man you’re the best!!!
Power tools, yes! I like the can-do attitude. Next time, you could make some curved rails (probably 5) out of thick (or laminated-together) plywood, pull the top to them using metal L brackets to get the shape just right, and attach the legs and cross-braces to the 2nd & 4th of those curved rails. The 1st, 3rd, & 5th rails would stabilize the 2 long edges and center (the long axis) of the table. If it's still not stable enough (ball not bouncing right or too much vibration/noise), you could add blocking between the rails, using some more metal L brackets (especially along the short edges of the table). Now I want to make my own. I'm probably too old to be safe playing teqball, but I used to play a lot of volleyball and soccer (and some tennis and table tennis), so it looks really fun! Plus, I like building stuff....
this is sick man. would save so much money, selling these would be a good idea too!
also make sure you topcoat it to protect it from liquids or when it rains so that it doesn’t ruin the pain or the wood
Hey man I’m glad you enjoyed this video!!! Also I actually did coat this teq ball table with a topcoat but I forgot to mention it in the video 😂 Thanks for commenting!
@@vchatcreates6399 one more thing, do you know how much you spend on all of the materials? thank you
I spent around 100 dollars for all the materials.
It looks really good. What is the pvc pipe sitting on top of for the net?
Hey, I used a pvc pipe for the net because I would want something that would not break if I would kick the ball towards it. You can also simply use any hard object for the net.
Another possible variation, use FRB instead of plywood for the top layer of the table, and it will resist the elements really well. You could still paint your own designs on it if you sand it first, say, with 220 grit or lower
Good job man! What did you use to seal the painting? Did it affect the ball bounce?
What have u done for the net of table?
Hey, thanks for watching this video! Sorry I forgot to mention this in the video but I used a PVC pipe, ( you can use anything hard to make the net, because if you kick the ball towards it you wouldn’t want the net to break )