Custom Designed Maple and Walnut Side Table.

#furnituredesign #homeimprovement #uniquebuild
I designed and built a side table that needed to be less than 6” in width to fit between a couch and cabinet.
Using through joinery, I attach the walnut upright supports between two thick slabs of hard maple.
I hope you enjoy it. Let me know if you have any questions!
Music:
Origami by Johny Grimes / johny-grimes
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[@MrLawandorderman]

Such a pretty table and it’s hidden, it’s an entrance room piece. Thanks.

[@billymacmakes]

Oh thank you Steve! And I agree - it could be on display somewhere as it turned out great, but it's nicely solving a problem in a tight space!

[@rwcawley]

Nicely done. Perfect amount of talk. Love the design and detail. Nice work.

[@billymacmakes]

Thank you very much!

[@r.brucemackay5850]

I like the size. Fits in small spaces.

[@danieldill5214]

This is beautiful. I have a space next to my recliner that I want to fill with a side table. I've been thinking traditional side table with 4 legs...until I saw this video. It's a 9" wide space....thanks for sharing. You helped me rethink the possibilities. - DPAC Woodworks.

[@billymacmakes]

Glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck with yours.

[@inspiringbuilds]

Turned out great, you have a new subscriber!

[@concentrichomesolutions]

Nice project!

[@jacquiromandel6951]

I want one for near my front door. It is beautiful

[@billymacmakes]

Actually, I think it may look great as a taller, entryway table! Great idea.

[@SunnyDispsition]

Man these videos are satisfying to watch. I would reccomend that if you're gonna put music over it it should probably go over all of the video, with exception to when you're talking of course, I was kinda surprised when the music suddenly came in at like 5 minutes lol. Alternatively no music would also work, or just using it when showing off the finished build. Anyways, praise god BillyMac.

[@billymacmakes]

Thanks Suny. I'm still learning as I go. I'll try that for my next one! Appreciate the feedback.

[@concentrichomesolutions]

Watch those fingers!

[@billymacmakes]

Yes, looks like a risky cut, but it was doubled up, so it was over a 4" base on the table. Very stable.

[@rta3738]

Did you finish with spray lacquer?

[@billymacmakes]

Yes I did. Wanted something quick and easy and it worked great!

[@sjiharmon12]

More talking! It’s nice learning the different steps and methods.

[@billymacmakes]

You got it Steph! Thanks for the feedback.

[@jordanepstein4030]

Such a great husband! How many hours does a project like this take?

[@billymacmakes]

Haha, the honey do list never seems to get shorter! Finish one project and another gets added to the bottom of the list! This one didn't take too long - only about 4 or 5 hours of shop time.

[@inspiringbuilds]

@@billymacmakes That’s what happens when you’re good! Lol I can relate to what you’re saying.

[@zimmzttocs]

Whats that spray?

[@billymacmakes]

It's a rattle can lacquer. On a small project, it's so much easier to use that rather than set up a sprayer.

[@brettpunchard2677]

More talking because it allows people to learn as they watch the master at work.

[@billymacmakes]

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