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[...] drilling pocket holes in each of the six 2x6x38.5″ boards as shown. Then, using 2-1/2″ pocket hole screws, screw the six boards together making sure they are flush at both ends. (You can sand [...]

[...] holes in each end of the 1x2x22-1/2″ boards. Then screw and glue together using 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws and wood glue. Step 4: Install Top Rail Align top rail so that the inside edges are flush [...]

[...] the 5″ version or “just a little bit more” (Step 2b), which uses the 2-1/2″ pocket hole screws. Step 2a: Assembly - Just a Little Bit This is fairly straight forward, [...]

[...]     2 x 2 x 96″ 1x     1 x 6 x 48″ 2x     Drawer Knobs 16″ Drawer Slides 1″ Pocket Hole Screws 1-1/4″ Pocket Hole Screws 1″ Wood Screws 1-1/4″ Brad Nails Cut List [...]

[...] , 2″ from the ends as shown. Utilizing the pocket holes drill in the last step, assemble using 1-1/2″ Blue-Kote pocket hole screws. Finishing Since [...]

[...] . Step 2: Assemble Faces for Side Panels (Qty 2) Assemble the faces by first drilling two pocket holes in each end of the 1x3x9″ boards. Assemble the faces as shown in the picture using 1-1/4″ [...]

[...] of the of the box. Step 3: Assemble Top Rail Assemble top rail by first drilling two pocket holes in each end of the 1x2x22-1/2″ boards. Then screw and glue together using 1-1/4″ [...]

[...] shown. Step 2b: Assembly - Just a Little Bit More First, drill three, evenly spaced pocket holes in the 2x4x10″ boards. Then, leaving 3/4″ on the sides, align the 2x4x17″ boards [...]

So here it is! This console table turned out absolutely perfect! If you don’t already know, Ana White has played a major role in me wanting to creat [...]

I am not an artist in the least, nor do I have much experience in the “finishing” world (until recently). I am just not afraid to try new things. [...]

Distressed painting is certainly in style right now and so easy to do on your own. Here are some step by step instructions showing you how to give you [...]

So a while back we cut down and refinished an old wooden door we found so we could swap out our current coffee table top for something with a little [...]

So a while back we cut down and refinished an old wooden door we found so we could swap out our current coffee table top for something with a little [...]

So here it is! This console table turned out absolutely perfect! If you don’t already know, Ana White has played a major role in me wanting to creat [...]

So this past Christmas I want to make my parents something that they would love. One thing that I kept hearing from them over and over, again and agai [...]

I am not an artist in the least, nor do I have much experience in the “finishing” world (until recently). I am just not afraid to try new things. [...]

[...] Protection Materials 1 x 12 x 48″ 1 x 6 x 48″ 1 x 4 x 48″ 1 x 2 x 72″ 1-1/2″ Wood Screws 1-1/4″ Pocket Hole Screws 1-1/4″ Brad Nails 4x    Hooks Cut List 1x    1 x 12 x [...]

[...] . Make sure that they are evenly spaced from the corners and screw in place using two 1-1/4″ wood screws. Step 7: Assemble Drawer Boxes (Qty 2) Check to make sure the inside of your side panels are [...]

[...] shown in the picture using 1-1/2″ wood screws. Make sure to bury the screws slightly into the wood so you can fill and sand smooth for paint. [...]

[...] or the other, see step 2a & 2b) 2-1/2″ Coarse Washer-Head Pocket Screws 2″ Wood Screws Cut List Qty 3     2 x 4 x 17″ Qty 2     2 x 4 x 10″ Toddler Bathroom Step [...]

[...] you would like to install this equipment as both will require 120V power. The location of the mini amp is not a big deal, however, the bluetooth receiver should be relatively accessible as you will [...]

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So a neighbor of mine had an old table that she really loved the legs on but she wanted to make a circular table top for, to fit in her dining room. [...]