Build your Custom Table using 2x4's

I designed this model for small‑space living: a set of 3D‑printable corner brackets that let you slot in standard 2x4 planks to build a modular, customizable kitchen table framework that works great in apartment setups. The design includes optional shims to ensure the 2x4s fit snugly in their slots, accounting for the slight size variations common in lumber. Obviously anyone using this system will still need to plan their 2x4 lengths and overall table dimensions thoughtfully since the final size depends entirely on how the boards are cut and assembled. The tabletop is supported on 4 TPU Gripped screws that are inserted into the top of the bracket and can be adjusted. id suggest printing with many walls/high infill.probably won't fit on A1 mini or any mini printers As an extra personal touch, I also added lifting caster wheels to the bottoms of the 2x4 legs so I can drop the wheels down and move the table whenever I need to, though that part is completely optional.