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    MAKE A DROP LEAF TABLE

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    Woodworking for table

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    MAKE a DROP-LEAF TABLE

    by dezine

    It's easy to make this drop-leaf table that you can Wood glue
    mount onto a wall. When not in use, fold the support
    to the side to lower the top. Fischer SX8 wall plugs [2] and and 75mm screws

    YOU WILL NEED: Wood stain, sealer or varnish

    1 of 19* x 94 x 810mm pine - table, back Paintbrush


    1 of 400 x 810mm laminated pine - table top
    TOOLS:
    1 of 22 x 44 x 710mm pine - top 'T' support
    Drill / Driver plus assorted bits
    1 of 22 x 44 x 300mm pine - bottom 'T' support
    Orbital sander plus 180-grit sanding pads
    1 of 300 x 300mm laminated pine - support
    Kreg pockethole jig
    1 of 22 x 44 x 100mm pine - block
    Tape measure and pencil
    4 of butt hinges and 16mm screws
    *The pine for the back and top must be the same
    4 x 40mm screws [2] thickness.

    32mm pocketholes screws [5]

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    MAKE a DROP-LEAF TABLE: Page 2
    Step 1: MAKE THE TABLE

    1. Mark the size of the half-circle you want - ours is support - one at the top and one at the bottom - with
    800mm long along the edge - and cut out with a 16mm screws.
    jigsaw. Sand smooth.
    6. Use a pocket hole jig to drill holes at the top of the
    2. Attach the top to the back support using butt bottom 'T' piece. Secure with wood glue and 32mm
    hinges and 16mm screws, see photo. pocket hole screws.

    3. Draw the table support on the remaining laminated 7. Secure the 'T' piece to the underside of the table
    pine. The inside mark is 40mm in from the edge. Use back using wood glue and pocket hole screws.
    a jigsaw to cut out the table support. Sand smooth.
    8. Attach the support onto the bottom 'T' section.
    4. Secure the block onto the top of the table support Make sure the support is even at the front and back.
    20mm from the edge, with 40mm screws. Make sure
    the screw head is flush with the block. Find more easy DIY projects on www.Home-
    Dzine.co.za
    5. Attach [2] butt hinges to the back of the table

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    Step 2: FINISH AND MOUNT

    To finish the table, apply wood stain, sealer or varnish in accordance with the manufacturer's recommended
    guidelines.

    Mark the location for drilling the holes. Use a spirit level to make sure it is straight.

    Find more easy DIY projects on www.Home-Dzine.co.za

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