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Step 9Assemble Table Pt. 2
After the acetate is laid down, it's time to sprinkle copious amounts of iron filings onto the print. I squirted out about as much iron/hair as I thought Willy could ever possibly want to have, and then added a little more.
Finally, drop the spacer, glass, and Ribba frame down onto the table and secure it into place by bending the little tabs on the frame around the plywood backer. Easy!
Finally, drop the spacer, glass, and Ribba frame down onto the table and secure it into place by bending the little tabs on the frame around the plywood backer. Easy!
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Nov 30, 2010. 8:55 AMbeccabee711
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will the glass sit flush against the acetate?
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Mar 25, 2011. 6:04 AMmslaynie
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No, the spacer goes between the acetate and the glass, leaving room for the iron filings to move around.
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Mar 24, 2010. 12:34 PMrecycleking
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Nice instructable. I've been invited to my great-nephews' birthday party, and I'll be building this and giving it to him. When he isn't playing with it, he can use the table to do other things on.
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Mar 23, 2010. 7:19 PMchello2k9
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nice shirt, also why is the iron shavings gray?
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