DIY Console Table with Built in Power to go behind my couch

[@BondChris]

Very nice build. I have a console table on my plan list here very soon.

[@butleredworks]

They're super easy! Go for it!

[@TracyJammeh]

As a newish wood worker myself. I suggest investing in a jig saw. Considering that you were using construction lumber... trying to notch around base boards is going to be very difficult. My husband has asked me to make a console table, and I plan to rip the legs down about half an inch. Make the top and legs flush on the front so there is a gap on the back that will be up against the wall. And no one will know 😊

[@butleredworks]

I should get one!

[@DixonsWoodshop]

I can appreciate your craftsmanship especially when you used the tools to ensure things were squared and properly angled for each respective cut. I do the same thing before I start each project and often even rechecking things in the middle of the build. Great video and I loved the final result. Thank you for sharing 👍👍 Oh and I almost forgot… I see you’re also a member of the tubafour nation. 👊

[@butleredworks]

Hey! Thank you! 🤜💥🤛

[@eHappie]

Very nice! Keep up the good work!

[@butleredworks]

Thank you!

[@rodpotts2666]

you scared me there at first , I didn't think you had a saw. lol good job on the video.

[@butleredworks]

haha, thanks. Sorry for the scare.😂

[@DerekTJ]

Nice idea for a mobile shelf. I would have scored around to socket cutout with a blade and used a hand-chisel though - an oscillating tool is too jerky in the best of hands. I am steeling the idea though 😊😊

[@butleredworks]

I totally agree with you, learn from my mistakes. I was just trying to demo my new oscillating tool. That kind of detail work isn't ideal for it.

[@boltbolt1745]

Have you had any drinks spill on the outlet? I like the design but I'm worried what would happen if you knock over a cup of water and the outlet gets soaked