Comments

1. 
   zbop | May 01, 2011 12:13pm | #1

   Trestle?

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   hhmacdonald | May 01, 2011 02:50pm | #2

   Great job and both interesting materials. Did you need any metal reinforcement in the hypertufa concrete top? How strong is it?

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   Crookehouse | May 01, 2011 03:36pm | #3

   Uh......dude....that's not a trestle table. Very nice, but not a trestle.

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   hhmacdonald | May 01, 2011 05:37pm | #4

   While I was up in the DC area I saw train trestles (Metro) made out of parallam beams. Trestle table works for me.

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   mikestamets | May 02, 2011 02:17am | #5

   not the standard trestle table, but the arched horizontals fit the definition.

   the top is one inch thick. steel would "window pane" through. concrete this small and thin could be poured with mortar, cement and sand. i used sand, cement and peat moss..which replaces gravel. looks more like stone than concrete. rich mix and plasticizer to reduce water and its tough stuff.