I thought that having a round table to break up all the squared edges and straight lines in the room would look so much better in our kitchen. And, I always think smaller kitchen-sized tables with legs on the corners are a bit of a pain. You have to push the chair so far back to get your legs out. Another bonus with round tables, you get to sit next to 2 people. Which is a huge deal for our kiddos. Yay, again. One less fight is always a win for parents, right?! I cheated on this build!
I used a premade pedestal center, then added to the top and bottom of it to build the pedestal wide enough and tall enough to work as pedestal for a kitchen table. Full disclosure, Osborne Wood Products sent me this beautiful, chunky pedestal center for free.
Read the full disclaimer here. Seeing someone do something always helps me understand the directions better. This pedestal would look great stained too. If any of these steps are confusing, watch the video Round Wooden Kitchen Table For Sale Zone above to see me assembling this pedestal base. And, download the printable build plans to get a better look at a diagram of how the wood and moulding should be layered. Use your Miter Saw to cut degree angles.
So, the pocket holes help me keep building instead of waiting for glue to dry. Sand both squares smooth up to grit before continuing. Sanding these squares is easier before assembly than after. These will not be seen, so feel free to use whatever you have on hand.
These squares add extra height to this Wood Pedestal Table Base. Make sure it is centered before screwing them together. Using glue and screws to attach the pedestal to the squares makes this DIY pedestal base strong enough to handle decades of use. Again, make sure everything is centered. These screws are long enough to go through the bottom, middle, and part of the top level of the squares. Now we can add the square layers on the top of the pedestal. First, unscrew and remove the bolts that were attached to the pedestal when Osborne sent it.
This part of the table build was inspired by a photo on the Hammerari Instagram account. I just happened upon it while trying to find examples of how other people have used moulding on a pedestal base. BUT, I really recommend using wood in this case since it is stainable, stronger and much easier to sand and get a nice smooth finish.
I love finish carpentry and moulding as much as I love chocolate. So, I use it often and have a lot of practice with it. Then measure for the next and attach that. My cuts tend to be more precise that way. The trim moulding on the top of this pedestal base is a bit simpler than the bottom. You can see this diagram in the printable build plans.
Be careful installing this crown, it can be confusing. Take your time and pay attention to your angles. Use your favorite wood filler I used this one on all of those brad nail holes, where all the moulding corners meet, and in any gaps between the moulding and the pedestal. Sand the wood filler flush with the wood. I used grit. Reapply the wood filler in any spots that need it.
Then let dry and sand again. That would Wooden Kitchen Tables For Sale 50 have made the stain finish look more even. Still, it looks nice stained, right?! I love using Danish Oil under paint because it soaks into the wood and hardens, making the wood more durable and stronger. And, it looks really nice under paint when you want a distressed look.
Which is exactly what I did. Hello, DIY friends! These plans are currently free to email subscribers and for personal use only. They cannot be shared or sold without my permission. Please let me know if you have any questions and enjoy your build!
Those deep drawers are a must-have for me. If you need a great little desk for your elementary age kids. Feeling inspired? Let me know if you have questions. Stephanie, you did such a great job of this table. The finish on the pedestal is spot on well done. I am featuring at the Waste not Wednesday link party and pinning it for inspiration. Great refinishing. Thanks so much, Marie. I hope she likes it. Feel free to ask any questions. The table looks so great! Wish you and yours a Merry Christmas.
Click on the link below to download the Printable PDF plans. Instructions Quick Build Steps Here's a quick look at the build steps. Detailed steps are below. Start with a Premade Wooden Pedestal Center. Build up the top and bottom to add width and height. Add molding around the top and bottom to finish the pedestal base. Use wood filler, sand, paint, and protect with poly.
Step Six � Wood Filler Time! Let that dry according to the directions. Dust off and paint. Don't forget to seal with a water based poly too. I am very impressed by your level of ability. I especially love the pedestal. Thanks so much, Elise! So glad you like it. Love seeing all you have to share. This is beautiful, Stephanie! Showing this to my daughter for her new home. What a stunning table, you did a beautiful job. Your table pedestal turned out fantastic!
Love it! Thanks, Allyson. I think this is my new favorite build project. Thanks so much, Uwe!! Merry Christmas to you too. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Ok Privacy policy.
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