DIY X-Brace Side Table w/ Concrete Top

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DIY X-Brace Side Table w/ Concrete Top
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A side table with an X-brace pine base and a round concrete top, built with pocket holes and a poured concrete surface on a melamine or plywood form.

We came across a side table with an X-brace base at a local furniture store and thought "that looks easy enough" but we wanted to do something a little different. We haven't really experimented with concrete, so this was definitely a learn as you go kind of process.

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Plan facts

Size
Not listed
Skill
Intermediate
Tools
pocket-hole-jig, drill, miter-saw, tape-measure, pencil, safety-glasses, hearing-protection
Materials
2x4 x 96in premium studs SPF, 1x2 x 96in pine boards, 80 lb bag of Quikcrete, Melamine panel or scrap plywood min 30x30in, 2-1/2in Kreg pocket hole screws, 1-1/4in Kreg pocket hole screws, 10ft galvanized flashing at least 3in wide, Rust-Oleum Dark Walnut stain, Rust-Oleum satin finish
Estimated cost
up to $20 Materials, not plan price.
Cut list
No
Price
Free
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