This was my idea. But i had already purchased my stainless, and the ping pong tables were about 1.5 inches wider than the table calculator called for with my stainless lengths. Dicks sporting goods had a 500$ table on sale for 200$, folded up and looked much sturdier than most, but the thought of rigging something to pin the 2 halves together (and more importantly level the 4 corners so no abrupt angle between halves) as well as either buying longer stainless or trimming 2 inches off the table and remounting the table framing was too much for me. I’m going steel for the table lol. My inner perfectionist is getting the best of me.
Side note, good choice on orange pla, i may be a little partial, I did the same. Striving for dimensional accuracy if nothing else allowed me to figure out my feedrate on printer was off by 11 percent. Probably why every print for the last 3-4 years required a couple of attempts and a custom profile. Now my printer runs like a well oiled machine. I can watch the first perimeter go down, and walk out, even on 10-12 hour prints.