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Overall Size:
Closed: 4'-0" x 8'-4 1/4" = 33.42 ft2 (1.88 m x 2.55 m = 3.11 m2)
Open: 4'-0" x 10'-0" = 40.00 ft2 (1.88 m x 3.05 m = 3.72 m2)
Maximum Height: 3'-3/4" (0.94 m)

Model Design with Attach the Tabletop to the Frame
Place the tabletop face down on a flat surface.
Position the frame and legs assembly on top of the tabletop.
Secure the frame to the tabletop using wood screws driven up through the frame into the tabletop.

1. Gather Materials
Tabletop: 2x6 or 2x8 planks (length depends on desired table size, e.g., 6 feet for a dining table).

Table Legs: 4x4 posts (cut to desired height, typically 28-30 inches for dining tables).

Apron/Frame: 2x4 lumber for the support frame underneath the tabletop.

Hardware: Wood screws, wood glue, corner brackets (optional for extra stability).

DIY Wood Table Concept
Design: Rustic Farmhouse Table
Materials: Reclaimed wood or new lumber (pine, oak, or cedar)
Tools: Saw, drill, sander, clamps, measuring tape, wood glue, screws
Finish: Stain, paint, or clear coat for protection