I see a lot of people use two sheets of MDF and metal wall studs to make a build table. I like that idea. The metal studs should be more true than any wood. The problem is I can't find any around here. I checked Lowe's and Home Depot, no luck. Home Depot does have dry wall studs, but they don't look strong enough.
So yesterday I was shopping with my wife. As I was standing outside the dressing room I noticed everything was built using unistrut/superstrut. The lights we hung from unistrut, the racks were made with it, it was everywhere.
Once done shopping I stopped by Lowe's and picked up 2 10' sections. They call it superstrut and it is with the electrical stuff.
The plan is 1/2" MDF on the bottom bonded to the superstrut. Then put 3/4" MDF on the top and use carriage bolts to sandwich it all together.
So yesterday I was shopping with my wife. As I was standing outside the dressing room I noticed everything was built using unistrut/superstrut. The lights we hung from unistrut, the racks were made with it, it was everywhere.
Once done shopping I stopped by Lowe's and picked up 2 10' sections. They call it superstrut and it is with the electrical stuff.
The plan is 1/2" MDF on the bottom bonded to the superstrut. Then put 3/4" MDF on the top and use carriage bolts to sandwich it all together.
