DIY Turned Leg Buffet Table

Hey there!!! I am so excited to show you what I have been working on. It is GORGEOUS!!! Meet the newest addition to my dining room – a DIY Turned Leg Buffet Table! I’m in LOVE! This is a 6 foot buffet table with a TON of storage space and although it is large, it was a very easy build! I got the legs from Osborne Wood Products and they are definitely the focal point of this piece! You can purchase the legs HERE (I used 4 knotty pine). Total cost for this piece was about $350 – not bad for a 6 foot buffet table! I did have some scrap left over that I will be able to use on future projects too! As always, we have the FREE Printable Plans and a step-by-step tutorial for you! Click HERE or the image below to print the plans. A special thanks to our friend Jay from Jay’s Custom Creations for creating the plans! Check his site out for more awesome plans! I started by gluing the 2 legs together with Gorilla Wood Glue.  You can purchase the legs HERE! While the glue was drying, I attached the back panel to the back legs. I used Purebond Plywood, in birch, for this project! Next, I used my Ryobi 18V Jig saw to cut notches in the shelves. (I purchased another sheet of 3/4″ Purebond for the shelves but you can also use a project panel if they have one at your hardware store). Once I cut the notches, I used my Airstrike Nailer and wood glue to attach the 1×2 trim. Next, I attached the bottom shelf to the legs and then the top shelf. I used my Kreg R3 to drill pocket holes on the back of the shelves.  The R3 is a great option for your first Kreg Jig tool. I still use mine on large pieces like this! Here is the frame for the drawers. And, here it is attached to the top of the legs. I assembled the 4 drawer slides   And the sides with pocket holes and wood glue. This is seriously the easiest way to make drawers – EVER 🙂 Here is a picture of the drawer slides attached to the drawer frame. This is a shot of the front of the buffet, so far. Next, I measured the width of my drawer slides And built the drawers to fit my measurements. I like to use my Kreg right angle clamp to hold pieces while I attach them! I used my Airstrike Nailer and wood glue to attach the face to the drawers – measure and cut to fit here, as well! The final step on the drawers is to sand them down so that they slide easily.  I used my Ryobi Corner Cat with 50-grit to sand the edges. Perfect fit 🙂 I attached the top planks and it’s ready for a finish! I gave it two coats of Sherwin Williams Anonymous and let it dry 🙂 That was it!!!!   I added a few goodies from Save On Crafts! This is a great online store with so many inexpensive and cute accessories! I ordered this Tiered Serving Tray, the Glass Bottles and the cute Dried Artichokes and they arrived at my house in about a week! I am really LOVING how my dining room is shaping up!  I DIY’ed EVERYTHING in this room so far (minus the Chandelier and the Rug)! Here is a list with links to everything you see in the room! Planked Wall Flooring Dining Table Benches Mirror Curtains Chandelier Paint Colors Thanks so much for stopping by!!!! ~Ashley