EASY DIY Kids Desk With Storage And Chair - Beginner-friendly 1-Day Project!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Learn how to make this easy DIY Kids Desk with hidden storage and a chair with the complete step by step tutorial. I built this children's tables and chair set in one day and you can too!
Needs very simple tools - A miter saw, pocket hole jig, and power drill!
#woodworking #DIY
Plans here - shop.anikasdiy...
Materials used (affiliate links)-
Lid support hinges - www.rockler.co...
Switch Driver - amzn.to/2QcAk3A
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Full plans for both the table and chair - gum.co/NZKdC
Hi Anika! I love this video! Any suggestions for creating an adult table? Could I use your plans and tweak them a bit? Thanks!
I love the way you don't waste wood scraps and also for the great work you share with us. Thanks a lot.
I purchased those plans, but do not see anywhere it shows how far in from the edge of the board pocket holes should be. If I’m missing it, please direct me to the location.
Great work! I love seeing instructional videos from women, because you explain things great for us new woodworkers. I’m building two desks for my kids now, and just finished the tops.
Thank you very much!
Just finished my son’s desk and I had him help throughout the process. I was happy to buy the plans from Anika’s website so I had the lumber/cut list in front of me when I needed it. One 2’X4’ sheet of plywood is enough to make both the desktop and chair seat.
That is awesome to hear! I hope your son enjoys it!
Big thank
OMGOSH, I wondered why you were putting the hinges on the outside! That's the best hinge trick I've seen in a long time!
Glad it was helpful!
Can there be another DIY method to do screw holes without using the special vice, if yes, pls let us know
Another great project. Thank you for putting out simple projects for beginners. I'm not a beginner any more. But I'm always looking for another project and I like one day projects like this.
These look great. Can I make a suggestion? Instead of putting legs together vertically, lay the apron flat and attach the legs. Much more stable and easier to get everything aligned
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I think this is the easiest one that I can try to build them for grandson
great! Let me know how it turns out!
I like your idea it's very easy thanks for you
Thank you! Its all about making life easy right now!
Hi Anika. I am an aspiring wood crafter and I really appreciate you for this simplified video demonstration. It’s also very inspiring to have a female representation of these skills. Do you have any tips regarding the type of tools a beginner should invest in?
This is amazing! Great job ❤️ I wish I had all these tools to build one lol 😆 do you sell these? Is there a link where we can get one... thanks 😊
Amazing.... I wish I still have that strength in me...
You could totally do this! :)
Anika, You stole my heart because you are using a Ryobi. The only difference is, my Ryobi Miter Saw is cordless.
ha thanks!
Really simple, neat and easy to follow steps, thank you :)
You're welcome!
I am grade 4 kids and My dad just buy a big desk for me and it’s sooo cool that I can put all pencils that I like but I buy soo much pencils or little more pens and tons of erasers or glues or anything and the desk is the best
Anika, This is wonderful! I love this! Thank you for sharing this with us! I’ve always wanted to build a kid’s table and chair, but needed a visual rather than just a sketch from a book. I am growing my wood crafting abilities using your channel. It’s so helpful. ^_^
So happy you found it inspiring! It is super easy to build! Let me know if you have any questions.
Awesome work Anika! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you Fred!
Good job thanks a lot
Thank you!
Awesome Anika. I've been searching for kids table DIY but you nailed it. Simple and easy to do. Keep it up and thanks for sharing your knowledge :)
Creative👍👍
Thank you 😊
Very nice table , i’l try to do! 🙏🏻
Great job
best madem.....exellent
Beautiful and amazing mam
Thank you! Cheers!
Youre talented
Great mom and great work really helpful.gotta make 2 tables and chairs for my kids, for thier home class.i hope i can do these just a hammer and a saw and some nails will do.thank you for the video and all the plans.more power keep safe.
Go for it!
Fantastic, very timely for home schooling
Glad you think so!
Diy?. But i dont have that kind of tools. its overwhelming. But thanks for sharing.
You can do it!
I will surely make it 😀😊😀😊👍
Inspiring Indian as well a lady. Well done
Thanks! I am here to break cultural and gender stereotypes
Great job. I have 2 daughters of my own and do a lot of DIY ,shld show ur videos to them to get them interested
A new subscriber......
Really good
I’ve my son in class three; this chair and table will be appropriate for him; I mean the size you have made will be perfect? Plx
I'm watching this for the kids I'll maybe have in 10 years lol
Very Nice
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I'm about to start this project and wondering if I should stain the lumber first after I cut it?
Wow amazing girl and amazing works
Thank you !
😮🤯🤩
Haha glad you like it!
Imma steal all my dad's tools and build this
I purchased the pattern and watch the video. I am unable to determine how far from the end of boards pocket holes go? I need to know how far from the end of each board pocket holes go what I mean is the table the apron, the chair pieces, etc. Thank you
Can you send an email to hello@anikasdiylife.com so we can help you better?
Great work!
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice i m also carpenter
Oh nice
very cool but unfortunately I dont have the Kreg jig (which is a very cool tool)
You could even use counter-sunk screws instead of pocket holes.
Definitely a good investment. It’s a very useful tool, especially if you plan on continuing woodworking.
Well done. I don’t many spending time to build or reuse. Everyone wants to order from Amazon
Love u mame
You r o'sum
Nice work Anika👌what is the wood type and tools you are using
follow the link in the description for all those details including the plans for the build!
Can you do a video of the equipment you use for DIY projects (I.e., chainsaw, jig, pocket screwdriver, etc) and links to where you purchased the equipment?
I have a couple of videos on the channel about the miter saw and Kreg Jig. You can see all the links to my equipment here - www.anikasdiylife.com/tools-and-resources/
It is anazing and easy to do. Thx. What type of wood you used on the top of the table please.
Hi, the top is made of plywood.
Do I have to have pocket holes? I’m only making the tables but I don’t have the pocket hole maker thingy.
No. You can use countersunk screws.
Hi anika,so happy that i found your channel i have been looking through your past projects so many great ideas so many vids for me to watch.I have liked and subscribed as it would have been so rude not to
Interesting project, roughly how much it costs to buy all these tools?
Wood cutter
Jigsaw
and other tools used
Hello, been having a challenging task to find "standard hinges". Do you have a recommendation? I purchased the plans and just got my lumber :-)
What size did you set your pocket hole jig to make the holes?
It is set to 3/4”
Hi Anika! I am about to buy the plans for the convertible toddler table and chairs! Is it possible to see a video for that? Thanks!!
Brianna E I am sorry I don’t have a video for that yet.
@@Anikasdiylife is there a possibility for a future video featuring that plan!?
Brianna E yes. It is on the list of videos to make. Possibly in a month.
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I ordered and paid for plans but have not received them. Could someone please follow up and send
Please email hello@anikasdiylife.com and we will get it resolved.
sharp edges can be avoided with curved one. Just a suggestion. Other than that everything looks good.
Great project. What wood did you use for the project. I tried with regular plywood but the wood just split everytime I put pocket holes. Did you use hdf or hard wood?
In this project, just the top is plywood, all the rest is pine. However, you shouldn’t have any issues with pocket holes in plywood. I have built other furniture using plywood. Check the settings on the jig and drill bit while making pocket holes. I have a lot of information on pocket holes on my website if you are interested.
Very cool video. But wat if u didn’t have all those fancy electric tools.
once I buy digital plans, can I print them to bring to the shop
Yes. Absolutely!
I am really wanting to make this. What is the average cost?
It's under $50 including the hinges.
Good project, but dont need glue? Thanks..
Yes. You need wood flue and I used wood glue.
Can you put the measurements for the table pls
Can you make a bed table?
I actually have one on my website. www.anikasdiylife.com/diy-lap-desk-epoxy-resin/
how much,?
Good work ، but children products corners must be trimmed ، I'm not teaching u cox ur best ، take this as suggestion 🙃
Thanks for the feedback
There is a major issue with the pocket holes here. They are not supposed to angle towards the edge of the wood. That makes them extremely unstable and likely to break through the wood. When lining up aprons towards the edge of legs like you are doing in this video, and drilling pocket holes that are angled towards that edge, the holding strength of the screws are significantly reduced. There are many great videos on this topic and I believe even Kreg addresses this issue quite thoroughly. Many people angle pocket holes the wrong way to try and hide the screws, but it’s very wrong.
Price of instruments please?
Please check your local stores for that
Thank you for these plans. How many in-lbs torque should the support hinges be?
Just found the calculation clicking on the "product description" link
Just seeing this. Let me know if you need anything else!
Stodoys is nice for that.
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me of hinges being used
Better you would have made ka simple drawer below the table
I am 12 years old 😜
My mom not have a money 💰 to buy a study table 😁😁
What size are the pocket holes?
They are 3/4” - the same as the thickness of the material.
everything is great, but music drove me crazy 👿
3 tools 🛠 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
With all those tools even my daugther could make it 🙄
Yes! Get her the tools and let her build it!! 💪💪💪
are you indian?
Yes
I counted more than 5 tools … pros project if you have all those tools not a beginners☹️
You can always take all the wood or buy all the wood at Home Depot and have them cut everything out for you and maybe even put the holes in there for you too then go home and screw everything in
It is not nice because the table was plain
AND you used machine
@@danireddypavani4046 I am not here to show you how to paint. I am here to show you the idea and how to make it. Also, you are welcome to use your hands and tools bt I have my machines and I like using them to save time and effort.
Big thank
Great job