Cube Storage Console Table

After making all the cuts in the cut list, drill the following pocket holes: - Plywood (1) Top- None (1) Bottom- 2 on each short edge, 5" in from the long edges (2) Sides- 3 on each 22" edge (1) Shelf- 2 on each short edge, 2" in from the long edges (3) Big Dividers- 2 on each long edge, 2" in from the ends (3) Small Dividers- 2 on each long edge, 2" in from the ends (1) Back- 4 on long edges, 2 on short edges - Boards (4) Legs- None (2) Top Braces- 2 on each end (2) Low Braces- 2 on each end

In order to get clean edges, I recommend applying edge banding before assembly so that it can be cut cleanly. Apply edge banding to the following: - Plywood (1) Top- 2 short edges and 1 long edge (1) Bottom- 2 short edges and 1 long edge (2) Sides- one 19 3/4" edge (1) Shelf- 1 long edge (3) Big Dividers- 1 short edge (3) Small Dividers- 1 short edge

Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the two Sides into the Bottom on the far ends with pocket holes on the inside.

Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the three Big Dividers to the Bottom with equal 13" spacing between them and aligned with the front edge of the Bottom.

- Place the Shelf on top of the Big Dividers, between the Sides and aligned with the front edge of those pieces. - Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the Shelf to the Sides and to the Big Dividers.

Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the Small Dividers with 13" of space between them, perfectly aligned with the Big Dividers below them and aligned on the front edge of the Shelf.

Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach the top using the pocket holes on the Small Dividers and Sides.

- Slide the Back into the space between the Top, Bottom and Sides and flush with the Dividers and Shelf. - Using wood glue and pocket hole screws. screw the back into the Top, Bottom and Sides.

- Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach a Top Brace between two Legs with the Top Brace aligned with the top edge of the Legs. - Using wood glue and pocket hole screws, attach a Low Brace between the Legs where both edges come in contact with the Legs. - Repeat for a second set of Legs.

- Apply wood glue to the Legs above where the Low Braces are. - Align the Legs so they are centered on the Sides and hang down 5" below the Bottom. Using pocket hole screws through the holes on the Bottom, screw into the Legs. - Using a 1" drill bit, drill a hole in each of the four individual Legs about 17" up from the bottom. Drill through the Legs and the Sides of the box. - Apply wood glue to the inside of the holes then slide in 2" long dowel pieces. - Once adhered, saw dowels flush and sand smooth.

- Apply stain or paint to your piece to give it some character if you’d like. - Add a coat of polyurethane to protect it.

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