Copy Cat - Bedside Table

Pin It I found this lovely bedside table on the PB website.  Unfortunately, I don't have $500 right now to buy two to replace my table that are falling apart.


I've come up with a similar version (using the Stratton end table as an inspiration piece).

Cut List:

4 - 1"x2" - 13" Side Trim
4 - 1"x2" - 19" Front & Back Trim
2 - 1"x12" - 13" Side Panels
2 - 1"x12" - 19" Front & Back Panels
4 - 2"x2" - 27 1/4" Legs

2 - 2"x2" - 13" Side Trim (Bottom)
5 - 1"x2" - 19" Bottom Shelf Supports

2 - 1"x10" - 14.5" Bottom Shelf
2 - 1"x10" - 20.5" Table Top
2 - 1"x2" - 19" Side Trim Table Top

2 - 1"x8" - 18" Front & Back of Drawer
2 - 1"x8" - 12" Sides of Drawer
1/4" Plywood for bottom of drawer

Screws, Nails, Drawer Handle, 12" Drawer Slides








































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9 comments:

  1. Angie8/1/11, 10:33 PM

    Your table turned out so good! I wish I had your skills, I'd love to make a set of these. Thanks for sharing the awesome step by step pictures.

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  2. A.L. Perkins8/2/11, 8:33 AM

    Looks great! Can't wait to see it finished!

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  3. Karen @ The Quaint Cottage8/2/11, 8:41 AM

    Thank you Angie. I'm really happy with how it turned out.

    Thanks Alexis. I can't decide if I want to keep it white like the inspiration piece or grey. Hope to decide and finish it this week. :)

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  4. Lindsey8/2/11, 6:19 PM

    You're table turned out great! Thanks for such a detailed tutorial.

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  5. Karen @ The Quaint Cottage8/2/11, 8:21 PM

    Thanks Lindsey. The hard part is figuring out how to finish it. :)

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  6. Cassie Bustamante8/2/11, 8:27 PM

    good for you!!! that is so awesome that you just made the table! :) i am impressed!

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  7. Karen @ The Quaint Cottage8/2/11, 8:31 PM

    Thanks Cassie. Your sweet comment made me smile. :)

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  8. ANNE10/4/11, 8:09 AM

    I'm just learning how to build stuff and I'm so excited about this project!!! Can you tell me what tools you used to build this? It looks like you have a Kreg jig, did you need a router for it??

    Thanks for the awesome inspiration!!!

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  9. Karen @ The Quaint Cottage10/4/11, 8:17 AM

    @Anne I did use a Kreg, but you can use finish nails without altering the plan. A router is not necessary, but always adds more character to any piece.

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