I got tired of messing with the sliding table in my NL camper. It was always coming loose in transit and we did not need to adjust the table to one side or another anyway. So, I cut two lengths of poplar that I had on hand and used them to block the table so that it would no longer slide. Pictures below.
The wood blocks were fastened in place with 3M VHB tape. Both the block and the table underside were sanded with 200 grit to provide a clean surface for the tape.
The first block was fastened in place with tape
Then the second block was measured, cut, and fastened.
I'm happy with the result. The table no longer moves and is more stable.
The wood blocks were fastened in place with 3M VHB tape. Both the block and the table underside were sanded with 200 grit to provide a clean surface for the tape.
The first block was fastened in place with tape
Then the second block was measured, cut, and fastened.
I'm happy with the result. The table no longer moves and is more stable.
