Hello! First time posting here. I'm looking to build a custom over-sized L-shaped desk using these for the top and black steel pipe for the legs. I don't have much experience doing projects, so this seemed like a relatively easy way to accomplish this rather than trying to build something that would require a lot of cuts using wood for the legs.Here is what I was planning to use for the table tops: https://ift.tt/2B0Rc5n drew up some initial plans for what I'd like it to look like: https://ift.tt/2UrmATN first picture is the front view with my attempt at a sketch of the leg configuration with a shelf on each side. However, a questions came up while creating the plans that I need some help with.I'm planning to use 1" black steel pipe for all of the legs. The tops are quite heavy at 65 pounds, but some research into similar projects people have done online suggest that the pipe should be strong enough. Currently I don't have a leg in the corner where the two tables meet that would be in the way while using the desk. I'd prefer not to have a leg here as it would get in the way while using the desk. Will this be okay? What should I do to help give that corner some support? Run dowels between the two tables where they connect? Run something on the underside of the table?I cannot glue them together as I'd never be able to get the desk in or out of the room I plan to put it in. So, whatever I do has to be easily removable. Do I have options, or do I have to live with a table leg in the way?Thanks! via /r/DIY https://ift.tt/2G4MfON
