About this 3D model

Intro My girlfriend gave me several MDF boards left over from a job, so I bought some wooden slats, printed a couple of pieces, and built myself a multipurpose table. This is an easy to print and easy to assemble table, no supports needed. I recommend using PETG or PLA+ as I did, with at least 50% infill. Parts: This parts are the ones I used, you could use any equivalent you have at hand. Ítem Description Quantity 1 Board (in my case 805 x 550 mm) 1 2 Wooden slat (40 x 40 x 700 mm) 4 3 Base_leg 3 (printed part) * 4 4 Coupling leg (printed part) 4 5 Plantilla A (optional) ** 1 6 Plantilla B.1 (optional) ** 1 7 Allen screw DIN 912 M4 x 20 x 0,7 mm 16 8 Hexagonal nut DIN 934 M4 x 0,7 mm 16 9 Allen screw DIN 912 M6 x 30 x 1 mm *** 4 10 Hexagonal nut DIN 934 M6 x 1 mm *** 4 11 Phillips Flat Head Screws for Wood Number 8 D0,164 in L=2½ in 4 12 Phillips Flat Head Screws for Wood Number 8 D0,164 in L=1 in 16 Notes: (*) You must use a custom gcode to stop the printer at 42 layer to place the M4 nuts. (**) I like this tools because they have holes with a smaller diameter, so they are more precise. (***) You will only need this items if you print Plantilla A. Tools: Item Description 1 Phillips screwdriver PH1 2 Allen wrench N 3 3 Hand drill 4 Drill bit D2,75 mm