Ottoman/Coffee Table

[Rafael]

Very nice. Do you weld tabs in the back and attach the panel from the inside? How is the weight with all the sq tube. Looks VERY rich though. Oleg would have to comment on the plasma cutter. He might need a couple more pieces

I to am attached to the IMIG-200, that and a PP50 will make you lots of projects/cash for sure.

I was going to weld the tabs but opted out for a few reasons. I was tired of cutting metal with an angle grinder. The plywood is only 1/2 thick so I was worried about strength. What if someone stands on it and it breaks? And I wanted to make those bolt heads functional. So I cut 5 more pieces of 1/2 plywood, one for the top and one for each side. These are bolted to the inside of the frame and each of the individual panels are attached to that. It's very strong.

As far as weight... I'm not sure. I don't have a way to weigh it at the moment. Need to go buy a bathroom scale or something. If I had to guess I'd say between 50 and 70 pounds. But I'm thinking much closer to 50 pounds than 70.

[everlastsupport]

Well it still looks really good. Cosmetics will sell. Shipping weight will help sell it too, so 1/2" plywood and steel is something to think about in the future.

[Rafael]

Thank you.