Instructions

1. To begin, I cut my table top (2x4 ) pieces to length using my saw ( I used 4 pieces total) 
2. Next, I measured my end pieces (2x6 size) to create a “Baker’s Top” - these boards run perpendicular to the long boards from step 1
3. I pre drilled pocket holes in these pieces so they attach seamlessly underneath with my Kreg jig and screws
4. I used wood glue to secure them even better in addition to the Kreg jig screws 
5. Next, I attached all 6 legs from Carolina Leg Co - Carolina Leg Co using my Kreg Jig and screws
6. I then created a skirt with (1x4) pieces of wood around the legs 
7. Once it was completed, I used a wood conditioner to create a smooth surface for my stain to soak into
8. Next I stained the piece with Weathered Oak and Special Walnut ( my favorite combo!) I use this staining pad as well. 
9. I used some left over black stain which I rubbed on the edges to create a more rustic and textured look!- I LOVE doing this to my DIY pieces, I think it creates so much dimension!
10. I finished the piece with my go-to Polycrylic sealer