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I found this table at my local Wal-Mart for
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Here were the
supplies I used to create my Santa Fe Table: Picnic Table
and Velcro.
The Velcro is not a
necessity but I wanted something a more stable connection
with the legs. If you Decide to use the Velcro, get the
Industrial Strength variety.
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With a
Phillips screwdriver, remove the four screws holding
canvas top to the folding legs. Once the screws are
removed, the plastic caps can be removed along with the
canvas top. |
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The base
will look like this once the canvas is removed. |
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Remove the
screw holding the plastic cap in place. This allows for
some extra height on the table. The tradeoff is that the
table is a little less stable.
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Here is the
placement of the Velcro on the back of the table top. Put
the “soft” side of the Velcro on to the tops of the four
table caps to complete Velcro installation.
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Assemble the table by connecting Velcro portions. In
this position, the center of the base lines up with the
center hole of the tabletop. |
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Voila, Your completed
Santa Fe Table. It is still short but works just find with
those collapsible chairs. If nothing else, it beats eating
on the floor. (grin) The base folds nicely for storage and
fits in the rear storage compartment under the tabletop
with a little finagling. The tablecloth: A sign of a true
SF fan. I hope this guide can help someone.
-SantaBlu |
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