Most people don’t give much thought to a table, especially a console one.
If placed in the right spot, a console can become a focal point. A console table can make a great first impression in the entranceway. It can display fine wine racks and small knick-knacks, such as your keys, which can be easily lost.
Step 1: Measure The Wood And Cut It
These measurements will help you make the boards that you require.
- From the first 3 cmx20cm, you will get two pieces measuring 152cm long
- Two pieces measuring 145cm long, each from the other 3 cmx20cm
- One piece of 145 cm length from the 3 cmx15cm
- Four pieces of 13 cm each, all from the same 3cmx15cm
- From the 5 cmx5 cm to the 4 76 cm pieces,
- One piece measuring 145cm long from the second 5 cmx5cm
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To safely cut wood, use your miter saw.
Step 2: Combine The 3×15 Cm Boards
Take all 3 cmx15cm boards and arrange them in this way. The 13 boards of 3/10cm should be parallel to the piece measuring 145 cm. This board of 145 cm will be the backside of your console table.
Use the finish nails to attach the boards. Begin by attaching the boards to the ends.
Flip the boards over and then nail the two remaining 3 cmx15cm x13 3/10cms in place. These boards should be evenly spaced apart. They should be at least 120 cm from each other.
Step 3: Place The 3 Cmx20cm 145 Cm Boards One Side.
One 3 cmx20 cm x 145 cm board. As shown, place it flush to the front.
Attach the finish nails to the sides of it.
Before you nail the middle boards in place, make sure they are straight and aligned with 120 cm. They shouldn’t be angled to the sides.
It’s now time to secure the second 3 cmx20cm x145cm board at the end.
Step 4: Place The 3 Cmx20cm X152cm Across The Top
Flip the boards over again. Next, lay the first piece of 152 cm length on top. Keep it in line with the backside.
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More nails are required to secure the board.
Repeat the process for the other 152cm board. Now the tabletop should be completed! Now, you can start to build the legs.
Step 5: Make The Legs For The Tables
It’s time to give the table legs. The four pieces measuring 5 cmx5cm x76cm should be arranged. Four pieces measuring 5 cmx5cm x11
Use the trim head screws to attach the boards together. You will now have two large rectangles.
Step 6: Attach Your Legs
Flip the tabletop upside down. If you aren’t sure which side is down the tabletop should be flipped upside-down. Place your legs straight against the right and left sides. Place them on the overhang.
They can be screwed to the tabletops’ side.
Step 7: Place The Piece Measuring 5 Cmx5cm X 145 Cm At The Bottom
Flip the table upside down. You can give the table more support by placing the 5 cmx5cm x145cm board across the bottom. It should reach the knees.
Fix it.
Step 8: Place The 5 Cmx5cm X11
Place the 5 cmx5cm x11
Attach them to the sides of the tabletops and the legs.
Step 9: Fill The Holes Using Wood Filler
Fill the holes in the nails and screws with wood filler to give your table a cleaner appearance.
Step 10: Sand The Table
Use your sanding blocks to smoothen the table’s surface and edges.
Step 11: Apply The Wood Stain
You can use a paintbrush or a rag for covering the entire table in wood stain. Let it dry for several hours.
Step 12: Cover The Table Using Poly
Apply the polyurethane once the stain has dried to protect the table against moisture. This coat should also dry.
It’s done! This console table can be decorated however you wish. You can place it in your living room, hallway, or entranceway to your key box. Now you’ll only have one place to put your keys.
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