Finished Dimensions
Height: 37 inches (92.5 cm)
Width: 13.5 inches (33.75 cm)
Depth: 13.5 inches (33.75 cm)
Wood and Supplies needed:
We used oak but you can use a wood of your choice. A full materials and supplies list is included with the plan.
Tools needed:
Table saw, clamps, router, frill, and common hand tools.
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