Waterfall Framed 60” Rectangle Espresso Desk

Waterfall Framed 60” Rectangle Espresso Desk

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Why I Constructed This Espresso Desk

I constructed an identical styled console desk proper right here and the 52″ mannequin proper right here (pictured underneath), and was merely smitten with the sleek nevertheless rustic design, and easily had to assemble the matching espresso desk.

Pottery barn folsom console

This entire assortment is so beautiful!

Watch the Console Desk Assemble Video

Whereas I did not film the espresso desk assemble, I did film the matching console desk assemble, and the assemble steps are very associated.  Please take a second to have a look at that video –

How I Constructed this Espresso Desk

This espresso desk was an issue for me, nevertheless I liked stretching my experience and creating one factor I was great pleased with in the long term.  Do not do that enterprise with out the suitable devices and a very good amount of establishing experience. That could be a difficult enterprise.

coffee table building steps

That is the lumber I started with.  I did run the boards via the desk observed to create the sq. edges.  My 1x12s ended up measuring 11-1/8″ large – merely make sure that the entire 1×12 widths are the similar.  The 1x3s I really ripped from 1×6 boards to get that sq. edge.

cutting with a miter saw

After testing my observed, I scale back the face physique boards first.  I am using a ten” sliding compound miter observed.  That’s the smallest observed I might advocate, a 12″ would work increased.

face frame boards for coffee table

That is the face physique objects scale back.

face frame pocket holes mitered corners

Then I drilled 3/4″ pocket holes on the ends of the shorter face physique boards.  I was cautious to not let any pocket holes current on the side edges of the face physique boards.

kreg jig face frame

Then I clamped the face physique boards and fasten with 1-1/4″ pocket hole screws.

completed face frames mitered corners

The two face frames should match EXACTLY.

Now for the 1x12s.

bevel cut miter corners

It was really an issue to make the 45 diploma bevel cuts on the observed, the 1x12s wanted to maneuver on me as I was decreasing.  Do double look at your cuts and guarantee they’re straight all the easiest way all through.

pocket holes joining panels

That is the two excessive objects.  I drilled pocket holes to attach the two objects collectively, and as well as pocket holes to connect with the face frames.

attaching panels to face frame

After turning into a member of the two 1×12 objects collectively, I hooked as much as one in all many face frames.

attaching sides to face frame

Then I repeated these steps for the two side panels.

attaching second face frame

Then I join the second face physique.

nailing corners with brad nails

For the corners, I nailed with 1-1/4″ brad nails.

strengthening top and bottom spans

On the underside of the very best (and later the underside shelf) I added the 1×2 helps to help help the center of the espresso desk.

attaching bottom shelf

Then I scale back the underside objects, join collectively after which match inside the two face frames and fasten to the espresso desk.

inside side panels

The inside objects are 1x12s pocket holed collectively and set in place.

fitting side panels

I needed to make use of a screw to help me pull the panel once more in place as soon as I used to be setting it (see the screw on the excessive left?). Then later I eradicated the screw.

I nailed the inside panels on with 1-1/4″ brad nails.

unsanded coffee table

Growth is accomplished!

This took about 3 hours so far.

I stuffed the few nail holes with picket filler.  I moreover stuffed the corners that ended up having small gaps.

sanded coffee table

Then I sanded with 120 grit sandpaper inside the course of the picket grain.

stained coffee table

I stained your full enterprise with “golden oak” by Varathane.  It was not correct…

white wash over yellow stain

So I added a watered down white paint layer,

white wash finish

Wiping it in and off in a extremely light layer.  So so much higher!

whitewashed stained wood

To protect the top and make it wipe clear, I added a layer of clear Polyurethane.

This espresso desk was not easy to assemble, but it surely certainly was value it!!  I ended up spending about 8 hours on it and $150 in lumber.  It is lovely, and I’m very proud that I was ready to deal with such an superior enterprise.

finished coffee table photo

Free Plans to Assemble This Espresso Desk

That is the free plans to assemble this espresso desk.  Please ship us in {a photograph} within the occasion you assemble, we love seeing your work!

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