How to make a low side table

Jules Yap·
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Beate found this video on Youtube on making a low side table from the Lerberg CD/DVD wall shelf.

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  2. beautifully presented, Gianfranco! Great creative problem solving and a great re-use of materials. Thank you!

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  3. Third, you need to site the three legs tripod style. Since IKEA gives you holes for four legs, I used one of the pre-drilled holes and then divided the rest of the circle into thirds. I didn’t use complicated match. I simply stretched the tape around the circumfrence of the seat and divided by three.

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  4. you order your glass from a local glass shop. I wanted a wider bedside table than the stool allowed, so I went out on all sides to 16½”. It’s a funky look, but I like it. I also ordered really thick glass (¾”) which is much more costly. You could easily cut the price down by using thinner glass.

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  6. That is a really good video, even though it was hard to understand the video made it very easy to understand what to do.
    Thank you

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  12. That was a LOVELY video and extremely useful! I am looking forward to making a few of those this fall =D

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