How To Build A Side Table With Storage

[@Koosh1984]

I love this design. What were your cutting dimensions? I didn’t see this on the site. Thank you

[@ryanbay3536]

Awesome. For all those asking about pocket screws, it’s because I believe this is sponsored by Kreg. If you follow the link for the build plans, it takes you to Kreg’s site where there is a link to buy their pocket screws. I’m sure she knows you don’t need all those screws.

[@mhaz49]

Great job; really nice table. You could have used glue only and not pocket screws. The glus would give enough holding power by itself.

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

The finished project is all that matters and it looks lovely. Constructive feedback is fine but you don't really need the same feedback in loads of comments. Cracking job. Cheers Karl

[@ionelbanu4451]

Beautiful project, but for that small glue up you don't need all those pocket holes. The glue is strong by himself.

[@prashant_nj_]

That's so beautiful and useful too

[@richardperez1653]

Nice build! Really like that frame and panel look.

[@ChokeAGrumpy]

Looks great! I think with all the pocket screws you used, you literally could do a table dance on this thing! LOL. Sturdiest nightstand I've ever seen :-)

[@mornebotha9220]

Must say you do love pocket screws

[@jakedevillier5863]

Good job! But Just a tip, edge joints like those are incredibly strong with just glue. No screws needed at all.

[@addicted2diy]

jake devillier I’m definitely going to go about things differently on the coffee table. My Kreg foreman makes it super easy to get carried away with the pocket holes😂

[@panchobrown7562]

Excellent build!!! 👌

[@addicted2diy]

Pancho Brown thanks so much!

[@panchobrown7562]

Katie Cleveland, would love your recommendation for a bandsaw. I’m a weekend worker looking for my first bandsaw

[@addicted2diy]

Honestly, I really depends on your budget. I started out with a little RYOBI bandsaw and it served its purpose, but just wasn’t quite big enough. We got a great deal on a 14” JET bandsaw and couldn’t pass it up. Lots of great brands out there and also some great finds on Craigslist. We’ve gotten some great tools off of there. If you can get a 14” bandsaw from any of the nicer brands (JET, Laguna, Powermatic), that’s what I’d go with. Lots of times, older woodworkers are ready to hang up their shop aprons and sell off all of their tools and they’re in excellent condition. You just have to act quickly.

[@panchobrown7562]

Thanks Katie, I have my eye on a Laguna 14/12. With your confirmation I rather not waste time on money on a small one if the 14” is the ultimate goal...

[@addicted2diy]

It’s a big investment, but one I think you’ll not regret.

[@nickashline5071]

How far back did you mount the drawer slides? Looks to me like it’s 3/4”? I’m in the middle of making these and want to make sure I do it right

[@kennethpassey8607]

Great looking project...just like everyone else is asking. Why so many pocket screws. Not sure why glue would not be good enough. Not trying to insult you, your table does looks great.

[@LifeWithoutPassword]

Good job.very nice

[@sjscreations2608]

Katie it looks beautiful, did you put a finish on it? If so what please? Cheers, Sean

[@arth.4196]

Good job...

[@moj8945]

Any chance you have plans on making a kitchen island?

[@dujbzy8119]

Do you get paid by the screw? 😂

[@tomloveday615]

When are you going to make the coffee table?

[@addicted2diy]

I actually built it soon after and just never posted the video😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@addicted2diy]

Here’s the link to the project plans though! addicted2diy.com/how-to-build-a-coffee-table-with-storage/

[@tomloveday615]

@@addicted2diy Thanks, we are building the end table 2X. I'm just moidifying the plans to use biscuits ionstead of pocket screws on the panels.

[@paulbailey4444]

If you use 1/2 in ply for the drawers what size pocket screws would you use?

[@ryanmuth2390]

Nice looking finished product, unfortunately wood movement will likely do you dirty on this one

[@way2fast4u]

This side table you built will it hold 220 pounds ??

[@addicted2diy]

I'm not sure. I would definitely assume so. It's pretty sturdy. Though I didn't build it to hold people.

[@way2fast4u]

I didn't say anything about holding people. So really I don't know what you are thinking. Must be one of those that jump to conclusions

[@addicted2diy]

Umm, okay. I suppose I got a bit mixed up. Either way the table is very strong🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MarcosLopez-hy3px]

Excelente !!!

[@addicted2diy]

Marcos Lopez thank you!

[@craigerjacks2582]

Why can't I find a woman like this that likes woodworking? 😞😢 And don't listen to them you can use as many pocket holes as you want

[@addicted2diy]

craigerjacks 😂😂 Thank you. ☺️

[@jenniferbell4571]

Haha! At Christmas I told my husband I wanted a panel saw while we were waiting for Lowe’s to rip my 3/4” plywood into strips so we could load it more easily. Hubster made some corny joke about how expensive it would be. My reply was that it’s less expensive than jewelry. Lowe’s Guy agreed! ;)

[@addicted2diy]

Exactly! I don’t want diamonds, I want tools! 😂

[@craigerjacks2582]

@@addicted2diy I think either one of you should divorce your husband and marry me. I have a two and a half car garage I don't park in because I have it set up for woodworking. 😏😉 and the best part I always smell like freshly cut wood lol

[@addicted2diy]

🤔🤔 That definitely sounds like a nice offer😉

[@chrisjones5551]

I like the design but way too many pocket screws. I believe you could cut down on the pocket screw by 50 to 90 percent and still have really nice table and it being 1 to 2 lbs. lighter.

[@addicted2diy]

Thanks for watching! They really don’t add any weight to the table. I did get a little excessive on this one, I will admit😂

[@tcmixman]

Are you sponsored by Kreg?

[@addicted2diy]

I was for this project, yes.

[@Hailey.M.Marshall]

I'm cringing at the sheer amount of pocket hole screws you used

[@addicted2diy]

Haha! I did go a little overboard on the side panels. Luckily they are easily filled:)

[@jaromejacksan6934]

Woodglut comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.

[@coreymcniel3390]

In my first work I always used Woodglut plans.