Geometric Round Coffee Table

Instructions

1. 1. Legs

   Start by cutting your legs. Cut three boards to 24" with parallel 10 degree miter cuts on each end.

2. 2. Top Beams

   • Next, work on your three top beams.
   • Start by cutting a 120 degree angle on the end of a piece of wood. To do this, mark the middle of the end of your board, then cut a 30 degree angle from there to each side.
   • Then, measure 14" from the tip and mark a line on your board.
   • Cut your board there with a 10 degree mitered cut.

3. 3. Lower Beams

   • For the three lower beams, you're going to do the exact same thing as the Top Beams, but make them longer.
   • Cut the same 120 degree angle on the end of a board, but then measure 17" from the point and mark your board.
   • Then cut the 10 degree mitered angle there.

4. 4. Drill Pocket Holes

   Time to drill your pocket holes. Don't drill anything on the legs. Make sure that you're working on the underside of your boards. You should drill all of your holes on the long side of each board. On each of the top and lower beams, drill two pocket holes on the mitered edge to connect to the legs. Then, on the points, drill two pocket holes on each tip, but make sure they are drilled in places that won't run into other screws. See the picture.

5. 5. Connect Top Beams

   Use 2 1/2" Kreg pocket screws to attach your top beams together at the points.

6. 6. Connect Lower Beams

   Use 2 1/2" pocket screws to connect your lower beams together at the points.

7. 7. Attach Top Beams to Legs

   Clamp your top beams down on something like the Kreg Mobile Project Center. Use 2 1/2" Kreg pocket screws to attach the top beams to the ends of your three legs.