Fold up Craft Table and Storage Shelves.
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Wall box: Top and bottom pieces- 36" Sides- 35 1/4" x 5 1/2" wide (1 x 6) Table: 34 1/4" w x 35" l Exterior frame: Top and bottom pieces- 36" x 2 1/4" (long point to long point) sides- 36 3/4" x2 1/4" w (long point to long point). Rip a 1 x 4 to get these pieces. Legs/center frame: Top and bottom pieces 31 1/4" x 3 1/2" ({2}1 x 4's) sides- 24 1/4" x 3 1/2" ({2}1 x 4's) leg frame trim: Top and bottom- 31 1/4"(long point to long point) x 1 1/4" wide (1x4) sides- 31 1/4" (long point to long point) x 1 1/4" wide (1 x 4) **For these pieces, use the drop offs from the exterior frame cuts. Shelves: Sides- 35 1/4" l x 2 3/4" w (x 2) Shelves 32 7/8" x 2 3/4" w ( x 4) Space shelves according to your needs. For the exact spacing on my table, from the top of the shelf sides, measure down 5" to the top of the first shelf, then 10 3/4" to the top of the next shelf, and then 16 1/2" to the top of the next shelf, and then 25" to the top of the last shelf. Dowels- 34" x 3/8" (x 4) *From top of shelves measure up 1 3/8" to the center, and back 1/4" to the center. *Last shelf, measure up 2 3/8" to the center, and 1/4" back to the center. *For the lock use a standard window lock. This will mount on the top and hold the table closed. I added a Bullitt catch to the leg frame at the bottom to make sure the leg closed when it was stored. COPIED FROM BUBBLEWRAPPD.BLOGSPOT.COM Happy building
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A good idea about making a craft table. I recently made one for myself with the help of a very beginner-friendly wood lathe.
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Love this project ! Just what I’m looking for. Can’t find any earlier posts with dimensions and details to build. Can you repost please. Thanks