How Do You Make A Wooden Pub Table?
Everybody loves a pub table because they are so versatile. Because of their size, they are easily stored away when not in use. In addition, a wooden pub table can add character to an otherwise dreary dining area. They come in various shapes and sizes, but if you cannot find one to match your needs, you can always build your own. Place the 36-inch MDF on a work table. Measure 8 inches in from all four edges, and make enough marks to draw a line around the perimeter of the tabletop. Place the framing square on the marks to draw the lines. Set aside for now. Place the two 20-inch MDF pieces on a worktable. Make marks 16 inches from all four edges to give you a 4-by-4-inch square in the center. Next, make a mark in the center of each piece from two edges. Drill a countersink hole with the paddle bit on the center mark. Be careful not to drill more than 3/8 inch deep. Set one of these aside for now. Drill eight countersink holes on 5-inch centers around the perimeter of the 20-inch piece of
