Easy Woodworking: Children's Table
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In this Easy Woodworking book I will be sharing how to use biscuit joinery to build a children’s table. I designed and build this table for the first time while demonstrating power tools for the Skil power tool company at Home Depot stores.
Several things to remember about building this table. First is that it was assembled using a Skil biscuit joiner but any biscuit joiner will work just as well. Secondly, you can build the table using other joinery methods if you choose, even dowels. It’s entirely up to you.
The third thing to remember that this project plan is not carved in granite. Some of you may have good design skills and can alter the table to suite your needs. You could choose to make it larger or taller. You could choose to use plywood instead of the solid pine that I used because it was provided by home depot for my demonstration.
I definitely encourage you to use biscuit joinery because it will help you finish faster while still making a nice table.
Several things to remember about building this table. First is that it was assembled using a Skil biscuit joiner but any biscuit joiner will work just as well. Secondly, you can build the table using other joinery methods if you choose, even dowels. It’s entirely up to you.
The third thing to remember that this project plan is not carved in granite. Some of you may have good design skills and can alter the table to suite your needs. You could choose to make it larger or taller. You could choose to use plywood instead of the solid pine that I used because it was provided by home depot for my demonstration.
I definitely encourage you to use biscuit joinery because it will help you finish faster while still making a nice table.