Console table with a slatted shelf
A narrow console table for a hallway: a long top on four slightly angled legs, with a lower shelf made of thirteen slats inside a rail frame.
The legs lean a few degrees, so their ends are cut at an angle and the shelf rails meet them at that angle too. Getting those cuts consistent is the main skill it teaches, along with spacing a row of slats evenly.
The model shows every part at its size and position but does not record how the parts are joined, so the joinery is yours to choose. Open it, decide how the legs meet the top and the rails, and add those joints before you build.
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Check the dimensions before cutting anything — you did not make this project.
What is in the model
Dimensions not confirmed The dimensions in this project were not confirmed against a real piece. Measure before cutting.
| Overall size | 44 × 12 × 30 in width × depth × height |
|---|---|
| Parts | 24 |
| Board feet | 9.92 |
| Wood | Pine |
| Joints used | None recorded in the model |
| Estimated lumber cost | $44.63 an estimate at GrainDraft's default prices; your lumberyard will differ |
Shared under CC BY 4.0. You may build it, change it and share it, including commercially, as long as you give credit. Suggested credit: “Console table with a slatted shelf” by GrainDraft, GrainDraft gallery, graindraft.com/gallery/console-table/. Offered as it is, with no promise that it suits your wood, tools or use: see the gallery terms.
