How To Build A Makeup Table

MATERIALS

• (3) 2 ten 2 x 8 Ft. Boards
• (1) 1 x half-dozen x 4 Ft. Board
• (2) 1 x two 10 8 Ft. Boards
• (1) two x 4 Ft. Sheet of ¾-inch Plywood
• (2) one x iii x 8 Ft. Boards
• (1) 1 x 4 x 4 Ft. Board
• (1) two x 4 Ft. Sheet of ¼-inch Plywood
• 2 ½-inch and 1 ¼-inch Pocket Screws
• 2-inch and 1 ¼-inch Wood Screws
• 1 ¼-inch Brad Nails
• (ane) Prepare of 18-inch Drawer Slides
• (2) Drawer Knobs

TOOLS

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• Record Mensurate
• Pencil
• Carpenter'due south Square
• Cordless Drill/Driver
• Circular Saw or Table Saw
• Pocket Hole Jig
• Brad Nailer or Hammer
• Safety Glasses
• Hearing Protection
• Dust Mask

Cut LIST

• (four) 2×2 @ 29 ¼ inches (legs)
• (2) 1×6 @ xix inches (sides)
• (2) 2×ii @ 19 inches (side stretchers)
• (iii) ii×2 @ 37 inches (aprons and dorsum stretcher)
• (two) i×ii @ 38 ½ inches (drawer supports)
• (2) i×two @ 16 inches (drawer supports)
• (2) 1×2 @ xix inches (drawer slide supports)
• (1) ¾-inch plywood @ 42 inches 10 23 inches (height)
• (ii) 1×iii @ 34 ½ inches (drawer front end/back)
• (ii) 1×three @ xvi inches (drawer sides)
• (1) 1×three @ 14 ½ inches (drawer divider)
• (1) ¼-inch plywood @ 36 inches x 16 inches (drawer bottom)
• (one) 1×iv @ 36 ¾ inches (drawer face up)

Step ane – Build the Sides

Measure out, mark, and cutting two×2 legs and side stretchers to length. Drill 1 ½-inch pocket holes into the ends of the side stretchers and attach them to the legs about two inches from the bottom with two ½-inch pocket screws and wood glue. Measure, mark, and cut 1×6 sides to length. Drill ¾-inch pocket holes into the ends of the 1×6 boards and attach them to the legs, flush to the exterior, with ane ¼-inch pocket screws and forest glue.

STEP 2 – CONSTRUCT THE CARCASS

Mensurate, mark, and cut two×two supports to length. Drill i ½-inch pocket holes into the ends of these boards and construct the carcass as shown, with two ½-inch pocket screws and woods glue.

Step 3 – Add the drawer supports

Measure out, mark, and cut 1×ii boards to length. Drill ¾-inch pocket holes into the ends and adhere them equally shown with i ¼-inch pocket screws and wood gum.

Footstep four – add the drawer slides

Measure, mark, and cut 1×2 drawer slide supports to length. Adhere to the sides with 1 ¼-inch brad nails and woods glue. Install the drawer slides according to manufacturer'south directions. It will be easier to install the slides now, before you attach the top.

STEP 5 – attach the top

Measure, marker, and cutting plywood elevation to size. Position the acme over the carcass so that there's a i-inch overhang on the front and sides. The back edge should be flush to the dorsum of the vanity. Pre-drill pilot holes and adhere the elevation with 2-inch wood screws driven from underneath the two×two aprons.

STEP 6a – build the drawer box

Measure, mark, and cutting drawer fronts, back, sides, and divider to length. Drill ¾-inch pocket holes into the forepart and back pieces. Measure the infinite where the drawer volition go and build your drawer box appropriately. Typically, standard drawer slides require a one/2-inch clearance on both sides, so your drawer box should be i inch narrower than the space it'south going into. Construct the drawer box with 1 ¼-inch pocket screws and wood glue. Position the divider in the middle and secure with wood glue and 1 ¼-inch brad nails. Measure, mark, and cut the ¼-inch plywood bottom to size. Adhere to the bottom of the drawer box with 1 ¼-inch brad nails and wood gum.

STEP 6b – attach the drawer confront

Measure, mark, and cut drawer face to length. Optional: utilize a palm router to make a groove on the front, for the imitation double drawer front end. Y'all can besides use a circular saw or table saw to do this. Slide the drawer box into identify on the drawer slides. Position and adhere the drawer face up to the drawer box with ane ¼-inch wood screws. Install drawer knobs.

Sand, stain and/or pigment, and finish equally desired.

Source: https://jenwoodhouse.com/diy-makeup-vanity-plans/

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