Woodworking: How I Built My Own End Tables from Scratch
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In summary: Next I cut the front and rear legs at 13 5/8'' and 16 5/8'', I also cut (2) 1 1/2'' x 1 1/2'' at...13 5/8'' and 16 5/8''.Next, I cut the drawer front and back at...20x17 3/8''.Next, I cut the drawer sides at...19 1/2''x 3 1/2'' and the drawer face at...17 3/8''x 5 1/2''.Then, I glued and nailed the drawer fronts and backs to the front and rear legs.Then, I glued
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Allow me to introduce you to the twins...they are now Complete!
Man, all you have to do is throw on a pair of eyeglasses, an atomic alarm clock, a stack of books, and a handful of amigurumi and that table is just asking to by my bedside
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Here they are both by the new couch finish finito and done...lol
I visited your site and bookmarked it, for when I'm back to shopping for home furnishings.
It's very interesting how you achieve variety by using different kinds of wood, taking advantage of natural patterns. I like all the pieces in the above photos.
I forgot about this thread. I got some old kitchen cabinets for free, cleaned them up and installed them in my garage last week. Had to replace a board or two because there were holes cut into it for a fan. I installed the four-plug GFCI electrical outlets and painted the walls a few weeks ago.