How To Make A Round Side Table

Looking for a timeless round side table? Make one! We'll show you how to get this designer look for way less than retail prices. With a few tweaks to some stock parts, this simple table assembles easily yet pulls off the look of a custom-made, modern side table. Modifying the outdated bullnose edge and removing the metal foot from the tapered legs transforms this project into a high-end lookalike.

Want to get your feet wet with the easy version? Part 2 of our end table series, this video explains how to make your own round end table! If you want plans for this, send me a note or comment. These little end tables turned out so well and cost between $15-$20 to build! I love the rustic wood tones with the modern shape.

VIDEO: How to Build These End Tables This is a free project plan. Please take a second to watch the video tutorial on how to build them - there's a few tricks that make all the difference with these end table builds. My goal is to make two DIY round side tables for under $150.

There are cheaper DIY side table ideas but they will be quality pieces of furniture when I'm done. Free PDF plans and a detailed tutorial for how to build your own round end table. Design inspired by McGee & Co's Cora Side Table.

Round Wood Side Table: Creating your own round wood side table is a rewarding and satisfying woodworking project. Not only will you have a functional piece of furniture, but you'll also have the pride of having built it yourself. This guide will walk you through the process, from selecting the wood to applying the final finish.

This simple round side table is the perfect project for someone who is looking to get started with building furniture. The project only requires two power tools and is a quick and easy and affordable build that looks beautiful when finished. How to Make a Small Round Side Table Constructing a small round side table is a manageable woodworking project suitable for both beginners and experienced craftspeople.

This project offers an opportunity to practice essential woodworking techniques, including cutting accurate circles, joining wood pieces securely, and applying a durable finish. Here is how my DIY round side table turned out! This is a really simple build! I will say that you want to be sure your saw cuts 4×4 if tackling it. Some 10″ saws are not big enough to fit the 4×4 under the blade.

I will walk you through the entire build here, and you can download and print the free plans by clicking HERE or the button below!