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Metal Dining Table DXF files is a downloadable CNC-ready file package for building a modern 1800 x 900 mm sheet metal dining table for indoor, patio, garden, barbecue, or commercial furniture projects. The finished table is approximately 29.5 in high, 70.9 in long, and 35.4 in wide.
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