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Designer’s Note: "Efficiency was the priority for this small picnic table. I wanted a build that utilized standard lumber dimensions with minimal waste, making it an affordable weekend project for any skill level. As a designer, I focused on the ergonomics of the seating—ensuring that even though the table is compact, it remains comfortable for two adults. I’ve vetted the hardware list to ensure this table stays tight and rattle-free for years, even in high-moisture environments."
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Q: What tools do I need? A: Tape Measure & Pencil, Safety Glasses & Hearing Protection, Miter Saw, Circular Saw, or Hand saw, Drill & 3/8" Drill Bit, Palm Sander, Cresent Wrench (or socket set), Hammer
Q: Is this beginner friendly? A: Yes, this is a very basic project with simple cuts and joinery.
Q: How long will this take to build? A: This is a weekend project.
Q: Will I get the plans in the Mail? A: No, these plans are a digital downloadable pdf file.
Q: How big is this project? A: The table footprint is 5' 3/4" long by 2'4" wide.
Q: Is this an expensive project? A: The original estimate for materials was $61 dollars. However, material prices do fluctuate, so it is best to shop around.
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