Rustic End Table

This End Table matches the shelf from a few weeks ago – see last step. As with the shelf, the design is simple, easy to make and is relatively low cost (under $25).

Video of the build:

Tools:

• Table or Miter Saw
• Drill/Bits
• Tape measure
• Sander

Materials:

• 2" x 12" x 4' (x1) *A 2x12 should be 1.5” x 11.25” – Ours came in at 1.5” x 11”. Verify this dimension before cutting the pieces.
• 2" x 4" x 10' (x2)
• 1" x 4" x 8' (x1)
• Screws or Nails
• Wood Glue
• Stain or Paint

You will be building to this drawing. Note that everything is color coded for easy reference.

A table saw was used for all of the straight cuts. A miter saw was used for the 45 degree angles.

Attach 3 vertical supports to the 1x6 spacers as shown. Nails or screws can be used. Countersink the holes if screws are used. Note that glue is used in addition for every joint on the build.

Add the angled spacer as shown.

Add the feet to the bottom side of the angled spacer as shown. Repeat process to build another leg assembly.

Attach the other 2 angle spacers to back side of the top pieces as shown.

Attach leg assemblies to top assembly as shown.

The table was stained using PolyShades Classic Black Satin Stain and Polyurethane from Minwax.

The matching book shelf is shown here. The matching desk design was from the Ana White website. A smaller, modified version of the desk is documented here.