It fit perfectly into the narrow space between the table legs. Then I picked up this off-set adapter and it was exactly what I needed to get the job done. That was taking forever and I was losing my mind. My impact driver obviously wouldn’t fit, so I tried a ratchet. You pretty much turn into a contortionist trying to keep everything in place while you clamp.ĭriving the screws into the 4″ side pieces was a bit of a challenge. Projects like this are always interesting when you’re building them by yourself. I built the top of the table first, attaching everything with wood glue and 1 1/4″ pocket screws. That is where the bottom of the 1×3 pieces will be placed for the bottom shelf. Also mark 5″ up from the bottom of each of the legs. The first thing you want to do is mark each of the legs 1/2″ in from the edge. Whether or not I’m actually succeeding in that is another story. They’re made of soft maple, and I love their simplicity They fit right in with the modern farmhouse look I’m striving to achieve in my home. These gorgeous legs came from Osborne Wood. It has the cut list and all of the materials you need to get started!īefore you begin this project, you’ll want to order your table legs. Make sure you download the FREE printable plans for this project. By the way, I’m giving away a Finish Max and a Spray Shelter at the end of this tutorial, so stick around! It was quick, easy, and finishing it was super simple with my HomeRight Finish Max. Something to balance everything out, and narrow enough that nobody would get hip checked when they walked out of a bedroom. It got me thinking that a narrow table would be perfect for this space. Hey everyone! Remember when I installed a pallet wall in my boys’ hallway? I can’t say enough how much I love how it looks! My plan has been to create a gallery wall on it with pictures of my boys and other decor, but it still felt like it would be missing something.
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