DIY (Easy) Live Edge Desk : 6 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

If you’re like lots of other people right now, you’re probably working and/or schooling from home. So, to help ease the burden of limited workspaces, here's the easiest DIY live edge desk. You can make this in less than a full weekend and with only TWO power tools!

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Supplies:

Tools
Drill & Drill Bits
Sander & Sandpaper

Materials
Live Edge Slab
Hairpin Legs
Dark Walnut Danish Oil
5-Minute Epoxy(optional)
Epoxy Pigment(optional)

Step 1: Choose Your Slab

For this project, you'll need a slab that is large enough to be your workspace. The slab I chose can fit a laptop, a cup of coffee, and my notebook!

Step 2: Fill Cracks & Voids

Fill any voids in the slab with epoxy. I chose a 5-minute epoxy project for this because the voids I had in my slab were shallow. Deep slabs will require a deep pour epoxy.

Step 3: Sand Your Slab

After letting the epoxy cure, sand it flush along with the entire slab. I started with 80 grit and gradually worked to 220 grit.

Step 4: Add Finish

一旦你的板是完全准备就绪,鳍ish it using a wood finishing product. I chose a medium walnut danish oil for mine.

Step 5: Add the Legs

Last step is to add the hairpin legs! Mine came with all of the hardware required to install. So, I predrilled my holes and added the legs with screws.

Step 6: Get to Work

That's it! Now you have a new space to work from home on! A simple, and fun weekend project with minimal tools!

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9 Comments

3366carlos

10 months ago

Nice. But, where did you get the slab and legs?

Kink Jarfold

10 months ago onStep 6

Sam, this is Elegant! I see from the sign behind you NY is your home. I grew up in South Ozone Park, Queens, and Wifey in Long Beach. We lived in Merrick for many years. We now reside in NC. I'll be checking you out on Youtube.

diyhuntress

10 months ago

No way! This looks so awesome!

smulgaonkar

10 months ago onStep 6

So creative! What a great idea.

Introduction: DIY (Easy) Live Edge Desk