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Table Plans (holder)

Patrick Meehan (meehan@US.IBM.COM)
Fri, 29 May 1998 17:26:12 -0400


Our troop has at least a 1/2 dozen of these tables and try to take them with us
on certain camporees when possible. The problem we are trying to solve is
keeping the right pieces w/ the right table and to be able to store and carry
efficiently. Has anybody devised a setup or method for doing this. We
currently have marked the 'joints' to be able to know which end goes where and
with which 'set' of table pieces. But as more and more tables are built and
time moves on, we run out of colors and the markings themselves disappear. The
carry part as only been slightly talked about in our troop... I'm thinking of
some kind of strap system or bolts...

So if anyone has a better idea, I'd sure like to hear about it ...

Thanks

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