Quechua low folding camping table height extestion
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Extendable legs for the quechua low folding camping table
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- Outdoor & Garden
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I made the table height 55cm (standard 30cm). and you can go up to 68cm (untested).
The legs fit in the table when you fold it.
For the extendable legs I used the following.
- 4x Ø12x380mm aluminium tube (internal Ø10)
- 4x Ø8x250mm solid rod (i used steel) max length 380mm
- 4x M4 heated inserts
For the wingnuts is used.
- 4x M4 rod 25mm length
- 8x M4 heated inserts
Printing
- use petg
- perimeters = 4
- infill 40%
- The feet need support. organic works well
Cilinder-9.8-80 should be printed in vasemode - no bottom layers - outside perimeter 0.8mm and a brim for adhesion.
Assembly
Saw the pipes and rods to length. deburr the edges and holes. the rod must be pressed into the Cilinder-9.8x80x0.8. this must be firmly attached.
check if this fits into the tube and moves freely. If not, sand the PETG.
You can use a thick flat screwdriver to install the Quechua_Ext_12-8.
I placed the Quechua_Ext_Legclip in the sun and the aluminum in the freezer to make it easier to put them on