Simple DIY Kitchen Table

Join me on this journey as I show you step-by-step how I turned leftover laminated Baltic plywood and 2"x2" wooden slats into a fantastic kitchen table. Before that I made an open-type kitchen appliance for my friend, now taking it up a notch with a matching table for my friend's kitchen.
Watch closely as I tackle the challenge of creating a seamless joint between the plywood and wooden slats. To make it adjustable and perfectly flush, I used DIY worktop connection bolts from threaded rods. This trick comes in handy, especially when dealing with laminated countertops where sanding or planing isn't an option.
Next up, I dive into pocket hole joinery for the table legs. It's a super neat technique that keeps the design sleek without any visible mounting screws. You'll see how easy it is to achieve a modern look with just a pocket hole jig.
For extra stability, I decided to attach the table to the wall. I share my tips on securely mounting the table to drywall using, in my opinion best dry wall anchors. To beef it up even more, I added a wooden slat to the wall, and then mounted table legs to the wooden slat, ensuring that this kitchen table is as sturdy as can be.
In result, A simple yet stylish kitchen table that fits seamlessly into the interior. It's functional, it's attractive, and it's made from leftover materials! Join me in this woodworking adventure, hit that like button, share with your DIY-loving friends, and don't forget to subscribe for more awesome projects. Let's get crafting!

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