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Overhead View of Factory Module
legs for tables that were purchased at a local
home improvement store. The legs on the
main module are all one piece with the at-
tached curved legs on the bottom. Both end
modules feature the new design where the
straight parts of the legs come down and the
curved part inserts into the holes on the end of
the straight upper. Holes on both the upper
and the lower pieces line up together and a
couple of hitch pins go through the holes and
secure them together.
After the upper legs are put together and
folded down from underneath the module, ¾”
type L copper pipes are used to plug into the
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bottom of the curved ends of the legs. At the
lower end of these copper pipes is a soldered
on fitting that allows a large bolt to be
screwed in. The purpose for this bolt is to be
able to easily adjust the height of the module
to adapt to differences in floor heights wher-
ever the module is being stored or displayed.
This process is effective and aids in the effi-
ciency of set up.
If there is one thing that we don’t slack on
(besides track and switches), it’s buildings.
On the smaller end module there is a mix of
industrial, commercial and residential.
Reaching from the bottom of the gully to the
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