This console table is so easy to build, requires minimal tools and is built with only 1x4 and 1x3 boards! It not only makes a great sofa table, it would work as an entry table, a buffet table in for your dining room, a rolling island in your kitchen or even a desk for a narrow space. I assembled the entire table with my Airstrike Finish Nailer! It’s quick, easy and only cost me about $120!! Follow this tutorial and download the printable plans to build your own!
**Exclusive Feature**: Click here to download Shanty 2 Chic's blueprints for this How-To! Start by assembling the legs. Attach a 1x3 to a 1x4 with wood glue and the Airstrike Finish Nailer.
After building the top and bottom frame, attach the bottom frame first (make sure the bottom of the frame is flush with the bottom of the legs.
Next, attach the top frame, flip the table upside down and attach the feet.
Now, cut the slats for the bottom frame and attache them to the bottom frame with wood glue and nails.
Cut the side angle pieces and attach with wood glue and nails. Measure and cut as you go for this part.
Move to the back angle pieces and attach these the same way. These pieces will fit snug agains the back legs then split the center.
Now for the top! Attach the planks with wood glue and nails.
Apply a finish and attach your casters! I couldn’t find black locking casters so I bought gray and spray painted them. This step is optional :) I chose Varthane’s Early American stain to finish the piece!
Relax and enjoy! **Exclusive Feature**: Click here to download Shanty 2 Chic's blueprints for this How-To!
This console table is so easy to build, requires minimal tools and is built with only 1x4 and 1x3 boards! It not only makes a great sofa table, it would work as an entry table, a buffet table in for your dining room, a rolling island in your kitchen or even a desk for a narrow space. I assembled the entire table with my Airstrike Finish Nailer! It’s quick, easy and only cost me about $120!! Follow this tutorial and download the printable plans to build your own!
**Exclusive Feature**: Click here to download Shanty 2 Chic's blueprints for this How-To! Start by assembling the legs. Attach a 1x3 to a 1x4 with wood glue and the Airstrike Finish Nailer.
After building the top and bottom frame, attach the bottom frame first (make sure the bottom of the frame is flush with the bottom of the legs.
Next, attach the top frame, flip the table upside down and attach the feet.
Now, cut the slats for the bottom frame and attache them to the bottom frame with wood glue and nails.
Cut the side angle pieces and attach with wood glue and nails. Measure and cut as you go for this part.
Move to the back angle pieces and attach these the same way. These pieces will fit snug agains the back legs then split the center.
Now for the top! Attach the planks with wood glue and nails.
Apply a finish and attach your casters! I couldn’t find black locking casters so I bought gray and spray painted them. This step is optional :) I chose Varthane’s Early American stain to finish the piece!
Relax and enjoy! **Exclusive Feature**: Click here to download Shanty 2 Chic's blueprints for this How-To!
