rudy-ray
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Posted: May 3, 2009 04:09 pm
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I'm building a 2nd table using the plan from Mark Wilson's book, just bigger (29" top). I'm also adding a shelf closer to the top, I'm wondering Is there any advantage to covering and/or padding the shelves themselves? Thanks, Rudy
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Eldon
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Posted: May 3, 2009 04:53 pm
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I don't think so.
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MarkRobertson
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Posted: May 3, 2009 06:13 pm
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One thing I have learned, paint the "inside" a bright color. That way you can see what is on the shelf. I used to think the hidden stuff should be on black... but then you can't find it.
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Eldon
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Posted: May 3, 2009 11:45 pm
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Good point. Espescially if your useing any black props.
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Father Photius
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Posted: May 5, 2009 12:36 am
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While no real reason to pad shelves, I do find that padding tends to help keep stuff from rolling around. I didn't use to pad mine, but you would be surprised how many little bumps a table can get during a show and it looks bad when something rolls off a shelf onto the floor.
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EsnRedshirt
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Posted: May 5, 2009 04:07 pm
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Padding can help prevent talking; this may or may not be useful, depending on how your act is scripted and what props you use.
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Good to here.