I want to make a small wooden table for my room. Help?

1: Buy 20 feet of 2x2x3/8's angle iron
2: shove it all the way up your asshole

>>1184356
don't use this design

>>1184365
it was just the best picture i could find.
I'm on nigger level funds, if that helps

>>1184367
buy a wooden stool
screw the top to it

Find a free table on craigslist

>>1184356
Want us to wipe your ass too while reading ur mind?

>>1184374
Table
nigger tier funds
small
wood

Is it that hard to understand

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>>1184379
K its small and a table and can be made with nigger tier funds.

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Do you have any tools?

The easiest way if you have nothing and still want to DIY it is to go to Amazon and buy those '2x4 basics' table legs. Cut wood, screw to legs, done. More expensive than doing everything yourself but can be done with only a saw of some kind, a tape measure, and a drill.

>>1184402

Alternately, cinder blocks and a sheet of melamine.

>>1184356

Get screws. Get wood. Get wood glue. Glue and screw. You've got yourself a table.

Go on gumtree/Craigslist/Local paper search for free or cheap table frame.
Buy/acquire a plywood sheet. Cut to shape.

Making myself a tv console shelf. Is screws good enough for all the joints? I can try dowel but then I have to carry the whole thing myself than screwing them piece by piece in my bedroom.

>>1185217
Oh yeah nothing heavy, tv will be wall mounted.

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Here is the little table I made last week.

I made it more complex than it need to be.

>>1185356
Should of put a taper on the legs and a slight curve on the aprons

>>1185498
Thinking about turning the front legs. At the bottom and in the middle.

How would I go about putting the curve in the aprons? Just a jig saw and a sander?

>>1185503
Tbh I used a combination of a coping saw a regular circular saw. And a hand held belt sander to do my curves.. For steep or heavy stuff. Chisel... There's faster tools to do it. Like a speciality plane or router. And a bandsaw. But fuck all I got neither of those things.

But a jig saw will work fine.

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>>1184356
coffee table maybe?
i found this at my local dumpster a few days ago.
After sanding visible water damage, giving it a mahogany stain and adding a clear coat, i'd it looks decent for personal use. Several imperfections that would bar it from being sold though.