Convertible St. Andrews Cross Disguised as a Hallway Table 

I do they are on my etsy here is a link: www.etsy.com/listing/1303592523/st-andrews-cross-convertible-hallway

It cost about $110 to make a year ago. I would imagine you could build it now for $150 or so.

This can be easily modified to work with 2x6 and 7 ft ceilings, but things to note. The overall height can stay the same as with the lean it is below 7 ft, but you may want to shorten each section an inch or two to help with being able to move it. The 2x6s will use the same angles on them but will be wider so the overall top of the table will need to be longer side to side.

@@georgethemanticore You misread. I said it looked like YOU were using 2x6's but I would like to use 2x8 (or even 2x10) for a wider surface area. I understand what you mean about the lean shortening the overall height of the structure. However, my main concern is if swapping out the 2x8 or 2x10's would alter the geometry of the design/plans and not allow for it to fold up into an end table? Truth be told I'm thinking your plans with the portable cross that breaks up into the 4 pieces would be much easier to adjust for the difference in board width. The bag with wheels you show in the vid.... what kind of bag is that? I was thinking guitar bag but the top isn't thinned out. Thanks!