Smol Table

A small table with 3d printed legs and a wooden tabletop. In addition to the printed parts you will need:A wooden tabletop, I recommend ~30cm diameter ~18mm thick, e.g. this one from eBay or similar16 Countersunk screws, I recommend 3.5mm x 15mm, e.g. these ones from FrantosWhat to print:(Optional) Positioning guide. Can be placed on the tabletop for easier positioning of the leg bases4x table leg4x leg base (could be printed on one plate, but I recommend printing at least one separately to test if it screws in well)All parts required a little bit less than a Bambulab role of PLA filament when I printed mine.Assembly:Mark the position of the holes (optionally using the guide)Pre-drill the holes so that the wood does not split later onImportant! Remove the guide before screwing in the leg bases, otherwise you will have to destroy the guide to remove itScrew the bases into the wood using the countersunk srewsCarefully screw the legs onto the bases. Once they are on, the are sturdy, but y