Craftsman End Table

Cut List

• All pieces 2x4 lumber�(4)  @  7" (top)�(4)  @  14"  (top)�(2)  @  21"  (top)�(4)  @  23"  (legs)�(2)  @  13"  (side aprons)�(2)  @  17"  (front/back aprons)

Cut pocket holes on top pieces

• Use Kreg machine to cut pocket holes on the underside. Make sure the best side is up.

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Step 2: Build the Top

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• You need an Impact driver, 6” square bit, and 1 ¼” pocket screws.

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Cut Pocket hole on base parts

• Use Kreg machine to cut pocket holes on the inside of the legs and aprons. Make sure the best side will face out.

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Cut Pocket holes on legs

• Two on one end of each leg.
• Double check to make sure all 4 legs are exactly the same length.

Step 3: Build the Base

• Use one 13” side apron to connect two legs.
• Use 2” Blue pocket screws for strength.

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•  Set the side aprons down 1” from the top.

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Add front and back aprons to base.

• Cut two pocket holes on each end of the 17” front and back aprons.
• Set the aprons 1” down from the top of the legs.
• Use 1 ¼” pocket screws for strength.

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• Check your table for square. Measure diagonally from corner to corner. Shift the table a little until they match.

Assemble top to base.

• Use the Blue 1 ¼ ” pocket screws
• Check for a ½” overhang on all sides.

Finish sand table.

• Start with 120 grit.
• Be sure to check every surface and edge.
• Talk to Mr. Gary about finishing options.