Dog crate side table plans- to fit 24x18" tray (up to 25 pounds), farmhouse style
CA$20.00
These plans are for a dog crate side table for small to medium sized dogs, up to around 25 pounds. I designed/built it as a farmhouse-style table, but it could be painted/stained as desired.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.
These plans are for a dog crate side table for small to medium sized dogs, up to around 25 pounds. I designed/built it as a farmhouse-style table, but it could be painted/stained as desired.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.
These plans are for a dog crate side table for small to medium sized dogs, up to around 25 pounds. I designed/built it as a farmhouse-style table, but it could be painted/stained as desired.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.
Requires the ability to cut rebar and angle iron (circular saw with metal cutting blade or angle grinder works). Can be built from construction lumber and plywood, but as shown requires a table saw or large band saw to resaw 2x material for the side slats. This could be replaced with plywood or MDF attached with pocket hole screws to simplify the build.
Purchase includes Sketchup file containing plans, as well as a materials list, cut list, and instructions.