# Do it Yourself Work Table
Things You'll Need
- Tape measure
- 2 pine boards, 2 by 6 by 48 inches
- 4 pine boards, 2 by 6 by 27 inches
- 4 pine boards, 4 by 4 by 33 inches
- Pine board, 2 by 6 by 38 inches
- Plywood, 3/4 inch, 30 by 48 inches
- Screw gun
- 42 wood screws, 3 inch
Instructions
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Set the 48-inch boards on edge, parallel, and 27 inches apart. Set two 27-inch boards between them so they are perpendicular to the 48-inch boards, and so they are 45 inches apart. Screw through the 48-inch boards and into the ends of the 27-inch boards so you have a 30 by 48 inch frame with flush corners. Use eight screws for this task.
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Position a 33-inch board so it stands upright inside each corner of the frame. Screw two screws through the 48-inch boards on the frame and into each of the 33-inch boards. These are the legs of your table.
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Turn your table frame upright, and screw a 27-inch board to each pair of 33-inch boards. The 27-inch boards should be parallel with the other 27-inch boards, on the opposite side of the legs, and 15 inches below the frame. Use eight screws for this task.
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Position the 38-inch board perpendicular and between the bottom 27-inch board. Screw through the 13 ½-inch centers of the 27-inch boards, and into the ends of the 38-inch board. The edges between these three boards should be flush. Use four screws for this task.
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Lay your plywood on top of the table so all of the edges are flush. Screw the plywood to the 48-inch boards on the frame, and space the eight screws 12 inches apart.
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