64" x 21" x 28" farmhouse style tv stand build!
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Here's a breakdown of the dimensions: 64” (length) x 21” (width) x 28” (height)
Top: 2 x 12” x 12’ cut in half (to make two 6’ boards). I ripped each board to have a straight edge - each board was then cut to length (64” long), which resulted in 2 boards 64” x 10.5” x 1.5”. I planned them to 1.125” thick, and then glued the top together resulting in a 64” x 21” x 1.125” slab.
Legs: Six legs are made from 2x4 boards - surfaced planed for smoothness and then ripped on each side for a straight edge. Legs are ~26.75” tall.
Width frame support (horizontal pieces the shelves are attached to on the sides): Nine width supports that are ~17.25” long (made from 2x4) - surface planed for a straight edge (same size as the legs)
Length frame support (horizontal pieces in the front/back that the shelves attach to) - Twelve pieces 26.625” long made from 2x4 ripped in half (again the 2x4s used here were surfaced planed the same size as the other support pieces)
Appearance boards (shelves) - These were made from 1” x 12” x 8’, two boards were glued together (on the width) to make a slab ~ 61” x 20.25”. I cut the notches out after I had the exact size. **I would STRONGLY RECOMMEND making the frame shelves first and then matching the shelves to them rather than making the shelves first**
X pieces - These were made from 2x4 board ripped in half and then traced on the angle while overlapping (see video at 3:10). I have no idea the angle of each, but I started with about a 32” board (plenty of extra) to make the x’s with.
Filmed with a GoPro Hero 6 Black in 1080p @ 30fps.
Top stain is Minwax Early American, the paint is Valspar extra white interior.
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