Tables

Waste not want not is the theme for this project. The pallets I used to build my other projects yielded unused 4 inch x 4 inch boards. I also had a fair amount of warped boards that were not usable. This table is my way of addressing those issues. I managed to use up four of the 4 inch x 4 inch boards on the legs and the top is made up of warped boards doubled up on each other.

This folding table has a feature in which each leg assembly is hinged to the other and the top lifts off for easy storage. Here are the step-by-step instructions to build it.

I use a shop-made splitter that is built into my throat opening insert. It also has the advantage of being a zero-clearance insert, narrow pieces can not fall down between the blade and the opening in the insert. Here is how I made mine.

Build this end table which features a large top, an open shelf as well as a drawer.

You do not need a jointer to get a straight, square edge on a board. An L-shaped auxiliary fence makes it easy to joint a board on a table saw (see Photo at this link).

This dining table bench features curved legs and is approximately 18 inches high. The cushion on top is optional and you can stain or finish it to suit your decor. Free building plans at link.

Build this end table using the free step-by-step plans at the link. The base is made of wood but painted flat black to give an industrial vibe to the table.

Please note, cutting diagram only.

Perhaps your first question is why try to make a pallet into anything? It is a perfectly good pallet after all! Well I suppose there are several reasons. As a beginning woodworker I wanted to hone my skills on a disposable project. The pallets seemed like a inexpensive way to practice the craft. I also appreciate the recycling aspect of the project.

Use these free downloadable woodworking plans to build this awesome end table. Not as hard as you might think.

Build a mission style end table using this cut list with diagrams. While there are limited instructions, there is enough information to build the project.

At the link you will find the free woodworking instructions to build this side table including the free templates for the legs.

Design of a table to secure a sheep for shearing.

This end table has plenty of style as well as storage in three large drawers. Here are the free woodworking plans.

Excellent for serving light refreshments and useful on any occasion where a light utility table is needed, this folding unit makes a compact bundle readily stored out way when not in use.

Build this hexagon shaped side table using the free woodworking plans provided at the link.

One of the most popular additions to a wood shop. Build this one in a weekend. DXF Format

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for an end table. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

Build the Couch TV Tray Table with just a few tools and a small investment in materials!

Build this dice table with these free plans and have fun with the finish, even creating an antique finish.

Build this craft table using these free step-by-step woodworking plans.

This laundry table is the perfect spot for folding and ironing laundry. Build it using these free instructions.

This end table will possibly replace several other pieces of furniture since it features a generous top for a lamp and decor as well as a bookcase, a drawer and a shelf behind doors. Here are the free plans.

Here is a table for all of your craft projects featuring storage on both ends. Here is the free woodworking plans.

Country kitchen table with turned legs. 30 x 60 inches. DXF Format

May be suitable for carving, woodburning (pyrography), intarsia or scrollsaw ideas.

This attractive end table is also a great way to store your books and magazines. Build it using these free woodworking plans.

Build this small square table which features a bottom shelf and does not take up too much room. Here are the free step-by-step instructions.

In the meantime, one jig that I have repeatedly heard is very useful as an upgrade to table saw owners is a Cutoff Box. I have also heard this referred to as a Sliding Cutoff Table or other variations on those words.

This end table features three drawers, so while it has the look of an apothecary it is much easier to build. Here are the free plans.