I would like your ideas on a folding table. I want to make a folding table for a sort of outdoor work bench. I bought the legs from harbor Freight. They are similar to what you might see on tables for church and school meals. I thought of making the top from 1 by 12 wood, about 5 feet long and 2 feet wide, with a cross piece under each end to support the 2 vertical pieces and for fastening the legs. What sort of joint would be best for vertical boards, 2 1 by 5 pieces joined side by side? Should I use dowels, tongue and groove or something else? If I use tongue and groove, what should be the width of the tongue? Will I need any cross pieces in the middle? About the heaviest thing I might have on it would be my router table and router.
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