Hi, I wanted to know if anyone had plans or ideas for a collapsible table. The hole I dug myself in is that my wife has this great folding table that we use as a dining table at Christmas and other family events ( 80 inches long by 35 inches wide ) It has a steel apron, metal folding legs and the whole things folds in half, width wise, and then locks closed to make it easy for transport - except that it is very heavy. I got the brilliant idea to make a new top ( two halfs really) for it that would be lighter. I used the thinnest luan I could find and a torsion box assembly. So I built the two tops and they came out fine, except, I just weighed them and if I put them on the metal frame I will save a grand total of about 4 pounds - if I am lucky. Probably would have been smart to weigh all the peices in the torsion box first, but I soldier on so for plan 2 I am thinking of ignoring the old metal frame and just make a new table with the 2 torsion boxes. I have a pair of those cheap metal folding legs and I figured I could mount one to each of the tops, and separately they be quite light. Anyone have any ideas, or plans, for how I would join the 2 tops when it is time to use the table so it would be rigid enough to use for dining, but compact and easy to assemble, transport and store. One idea was to use 2 long stretchers with screw inserts and screw it together, but that doesn't sound very sturdy, and hard to transport. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Barry