How To Make A Sheet Metal Table Top

The copper must be long enough to cover the table run down the sides and then fold underneath the top.

How to make a sheet metal table top.

The folks over at vanhook co. In our case we will use the table for aluminum inch. How to make a concrete coffee table and how to embed a metal design in concrete duration. Use a circular saw with a wood cutting blade to cut the plywood to the desired size.

In my case that was roughly 1 3 4 around each side. Cut the galvanized metal to size with a jigsaw or circular saw fitted with a metal cutting blade. Measure the length of the table add the thickness x 2 and add another 2 inches to wrap the copper underneath the table top one inch on each end. Measure the cut plywood and.

Instructions if possible remove the top from your table so it s easier to work with. That s so cool that you wrapped the metal around the edge and underneath the table top. Read below for emily s instructions on creating your own metal table top or you could also update your table top with gold leaf tutorial here. Things you will need.

I came across this tutorial on covering a table with zinc and i was amazed i had heard of diy metal countertops but i hadn t considered covering a table. Fill in any imperfections on what will. For me the total length of my copper top was. Zinc table top time experiment.

First we choose the option to use a gauge table. I was thinking of just applying the metal to the top of the table. 46 66 x 2 1 x 2 50. Diy pete 2 501 505 views.

Choose the check mark to use a gauge table. With a sheet metal gauge table the process is simplified to just a few clicks. Using metal in an unexpected place like this metal table top console upcycle and the earlier metal accent wall is a great update to add a modern touch to a classic look. Flip the top over metal side down and use a utility knife to score the metal along all four edges for an easier fold.

Not only will wrapping it make the table top more sturdy but it will be more attractive to see the metal wrapped all the way around the top portion of the table. Next we use the pull down menu to select the appropriate table. With a few tools that you ll probably have to pick up at the hardware store unless you happen to have a soldering iron laying around the task almost looks dare i say simple. Step 2 cut the corners photo by james worrell.

Choose the appropriate sheet metal gauge table.