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Step 1

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Using the table saw, cut 2 x 330mm square panels. Then use the scrap MDF to cut 12mm strips. 

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Step 2

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Cut the strips to size and glue them to the edges of each panel. I used QuickGrip clamps to secure them while they dried but you can also use a board and a heavy object to clamp these down.

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Cut 8 x 450mm and 8 x 330mm pieces using the 19 x 42mm dressed pine.

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Create frames for the legs by securing 2 of each size to each other to crest a box. Use the exterior wood glue and 50mm timber screws to join the corners.

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Secure the tops to the pre-made leg frames using the 6g x 20mm screws. Cut 4 pieces of 19 x 42mm dressed pine to complete the frame underneath the top. 

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Sand thoroughly with the disc sander.

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Paint using the Dulux enamel spray paint.

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Glue down the tiles and set aside to dry.

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Mix the grout according to the instructions on the bag. Spread evening using a flat tool / plastic spatula. Using a wet cloth, wipe off excess grout from the tiles. Allow to cure for 24 hours.

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Enjoy!!

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MitchellMc
Bunnings Team Member
Bunnings Team Member

Re: DIY Mosaic Side Tables

Hi @Alicia_Woodwork,

 

What a fantastic project! The tables look amazing, and you should be really proud of the result. It’s great to see how well they’ve turned out—thanks for sharing.

 

Mitchell

 

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