Coffee table Hairpin legs good for daily usage
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Easy to print and assembly. Print parameters, partlist, dimensions and assembly guide are in attached pdf file.
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Hi.
Here is coffe table that I made for myself for daily usage. It was so nice that my son wanted one extra for himself for his room :).
It works great, It is stable and I can relay on it.
Dimension of the table depends from you.
I have use wood glued board with dimensions 400x800x18, bought locally in OBI shop.
Heigh is rather rigit and it is 478 mm+table top thickness. In my case, table heigh is 496 mm.
Tools to build: 3D printer, screwdriver, hammer.
Assembly was really easy. If you have minimum technical skills you can do it.
All details regarding print parameters, partlist, dimensions and assembly guide are in attached pdf file.
Part list
Tools to build: 3D printer, screwdriver, hammer.
Dimensions (mm):



Assembly guide:
If you feel so, you can re-drill holes in printed parts for round bars (3). For this use 10 mm drill. Very important thing is to know that side holes are angled (10 deg) so you need to watch out for this during drilling.
1. Mounting bracket to table top (1) by using screws (4). You may use tool (6) for equal alignment to edges. Tool moves brackets 10 mm from table top edges.

2. Install round bars. Use drop or two „super glue” (5) for end of the each bar (3), and immediately put it into hole on bracket (1). To make sure it sits correctly hit gently by hammer. Not to strong because you will destroy printed part.

3. Install feet. Use drop or two „super glue” (5) for end of each bar, and immediately put foot into three of them at once. Use rubber hammer (if you don’t have rubber hammer use steel one but hit through some piece of wood board). Here you need to hit harder than on table top bracket, but not to hard, just enough :).

4. Do points 1; 2; 3 the same for the rest of the legs.