ROOM DECOR ON A BUDGET | DIY ENTRYWAY CONSOLE TABLE UNDER $30 | DECOR STYLING | ROOM MAKEOVER | DIY 

I wonder if you glued in the small angle pieces from the miter cuts into the inside edge of the table top if you would have a very sturdy console table, triangles are super strong and you probably just threw those pieces out so a win, win.

I have a similar serving table , and I am very impressed by your handiwork! I love the way yours came out and how you styled it . You nailed it !

Wow brilliant job! Thanks so much it looks amazing 👏 😊

This is the inspiration I needed!!!

You make it look so easy!!! Great job! It’s a nice table :)

I love it! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

Beautiful, Im going to try and make this..

Ohm! Great job! Thank you for the inspiration to tackle my owners foyer! I’ve been looking for a console table and the prices are insane for something I kinda like. So I’m off to Home Depot! Thank you again 😘

This looks so good. Thank you for sharing!

It came out beautifully

May, the table turned out great! What kind of saw did you use to miter the corners? I have no training with woodworking, but I really think I can make this. The lumber store should miter the boards when they cut them, so maybe all I would have to do is glue and sand. I’m going to try this, I’m going to start searching your videos for more ideas! Thanks!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

Beautiful I’m gonna try this thank you

Building this ASAP thank you!!

Beautiful

it’s beautiful! is it 55” wide ?

😩 I love it!! I wish I had the tools to do this myself. If you ever want to get rid of yours I’m here ☺️😁 lol!!

Thank you for this video. To clarify- You use 2x4’s?

Hi thanks for sharing this great diy. Can i know how thick is the leg? And what size is the leg before cutting 1 inch using the circular saw?

Love! Thank you for sharing. What is the stand that you set your wood on while clamping?

If you would have mixed your sawdust and your wood glue and stuffed it as much as you can and then level it out using a puddy knife to flatten it out and then remove any excess by rubbing your fingers back and forth wait for it to dry and then manually lightly sand it down it would have looked like there was no gap at all.. but other than that I love your work

You have done a wonderful job, just watch your hair, I thought it was going to get into the saw.. but again great job..

great job - what were the dimensions please?

what were the length of the 2x6's and what were the measurements of the cuts

Measurements please of the wood

I love it 😍😍 what are the measurements for the wood?

That isn't a "waterfall" table. The way the legs are attached is called a miter. You're supposed to mix the sawdust with glue first, and then push it into the gaps. You can't lengthen a saw blade no matter what shape it is. You made it go deeper/changed the depth setting. The main reason your edges didn't line up is because you had your clamps on the same side when you glued the top together. If you put another clamp or two on the bottom it would counteract the bowing that you talked about. The top met the legs in the middle and not the front/back because the top was bowed. Keep trying, keep up the good work, learn from everything you do, have a good time. Cheers!

Great looking table. Good job. My only advice would be to reinforce the miter joint. Those joints are the strongest and just relying on the glue to hold is not the best. End grain glue joints are fairly weak. I do love the simplicity of the table. Great design.

Going to Home Depot today lol 😝

How did you straightened your woods? Also are those dougfir?

What kind of stand (black color) did you use to put the wood on it?

Amei ❤️

How long were the boards you got prior to cutting them? Do you also have measurements for yours?

How much weight can it comfortably support?

What type of wood did you use?

Hello what was total investment 😀

I think people should include price of tools that’s needed when doing projects 😫

how may coats of varnish

30$ with the clamps?

I really like your project, but the music over your voice is a bit distracting.

what were the length of the 2x6's and what were the measurements of the cuts