The Tough Table Milestone presentation Andri Karl Tómasson, Helgi Sigurður Pálsson, Ingvar Karl Hermannsson & Stefán Jón Hrafnkelsson Department of Science and Engineering (TVD) Reykjavík University March 11, 2019
Introduction • The tough table • A sturdy, tough dining table which can be changed into a working bench with a flip of a plate • The solution for people to maximize the usage of their homes • Suitable for all-size households • Axiomatically designed Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 2 / 10
History and background [1] • No dual purpose dining tables • No dining tables rotatable about the horizontal axis • No previous patent found on rotatable tables [2] Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 3 / 10
Use case Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 4 / 10
Design: Overview • 50mm Solid oak plate • 5x60mm Low carbon steel flat bars for legs • 27mm low carbon steel axle welded on 2x40mm flat bars • 30mm OD low carbon pipe • 4 locking pins • 1400x1000x1mm steel plate Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 5 / 10
Details ID Functional Requirements Design parameters 1 Hold minimum 100kg Solid oak plate 2 Flip table Axle in pipe 3 Can be locked in place, stop rotation Locking pins 4 Different surface Oak and Steel plate Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 6 / 10
Design: Bill of materials (BOM) What materials are needed for this project? • 1 x Solid Oak board 40.000 kr • 1 x 30mm Low carbon steel pipe with 27mm ID 2400 kr • 1 x 27mm Low carbon steel axle 3000 kr • 2x Low carbon steel flat bars for the legs 7300 kr • 1x 1400x1000x1mm steel plate 3900 kr Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 7 / 10
Status Done • Sketches and cad drawings • Stress analysis with Inventor Problems • Problem solving for stability • Problem solving for assembly • Looking in to upscalability Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 8 / 10
Tasks remaining To further develop the table it would be useful to look in to making a prototype or making a fully functional computer model. Further more look at the cost vs the budget. Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 9 / 10
References Thank you for your time. Questions? [1] D. Stine, “Custom Oak Dining Tables.” [Online]. Available: https://www.stinewoodworking.com/furniture/oak-dining-tables/ [2] J. Ellis, “Jason Ellis | Flip-top Workbench.” [Online]. Available: http://www.randomstringofwords.com Andri, Helgi, Ingvar, Stefán (RU) The Tough Table March 11, 2019 10 / 10
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