http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table everything about table tennis Mon, 21 May 2012 03:25:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-889 Perry N Sat, 18 Oct 2008 07:39:59 +0000 http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-889 What you really need is a piano hinge from edge to edge.<br><b>References : </b><br> What you really need is a piano hinge from edge to edge.
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]]> http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-888 Robert S Sat, 18 Oct 2008 07:27:59 +0000 http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-888 Add a frame. Make the frame around the outer edge of the table top using 1/2" or larger wood stock. Glue it to the table along the outer edge and clamp each piece every 8-12 inches (shorter is better) while the glue sets. Make your trestles shorter than the full table width so they fit inside the frame. Your table will be more sturdy and this will only add 1-2 inches to the width of the table when folded up.<br><b>References : </b><br> Add a frame. Make the frame around the outer edge of the table top using 1/2″ or larger wood stock. Glue it to the table along the outer edge and clamp each piece every 8-12 inches (shorter is better) while the glue sets. Make your trestles shorter than the full table width so they fit inside the frame. Your table will be more sturdy and this will only add 1-2 inches to the width of the table when folded up.
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]]> http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-887 Bilbo Sat, 18 Oct 2008 06:46:59 +0000 http://www.tabletennisroad.com/table-tennis-table/attaching-hinges-to-a-ping-pong-table#comment-887 You will need to frame the table tops - which is where you attach your hinges. 6mm is only a quarter of an inch and not going to be very stable without some bracing - this will affect the performance of the table - you'll be ponging when you're meant to be pinging. And you certainly wouldn't want that.<br><b>References : </b><br> You will need to frame the table tops - which is where you attach your hinges. 6mm is only a quarter of an inch and not going to be very stable without some bracing - this will affect the performance of the table - you’ll be ponging when you’re meant to be pinging. And you certainly wouldn’t want that.
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