So lately I've been spending a lot of time working on this project of mine and I finally got it finished the other night! In case you didn't know, I'm a college student and just recently moved into a house so I wanted to make something for it. I came up with a table, but not just any table! Its fully equipped with 4 built in speakers, a car stereo head unit, and a slick design.
Check it out and tell me what you think! This was my first time ever really building anything completely on my own!
Start of the frame, I used 1x4's to keep the weight down.
IMG_3435 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
For the legs I used 2x4's, and ended up switching the side of the frame they were on.
IMG_3436 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
I was able to borrow my dads Router to give the table top a smooth finish on the edges, saved me a lot of time sanding!!
(Ignore the stupid captions, pulled some picture from snapchat)
IMG_3440 by paulkreider60, on Flickr

For the speaker supports I just took leftover 1x4's cut them down an inch to 1x3 so that the board the speakers will sit in would lay flush with the bottom of the table.
IMG_3555 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
Loose fit to make sure it would fit, I had to cut those holes with a jigsaw so it wasn't too pretty, but the speakers ended up fitting perfectly and looking nice. One set of speakers are 6x8, the others are 6.5".
IMG_3556 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
Got the head unit in, was tricky with just a jigsaw but ended up working out. Its all powered by a computer PSU that I rewired to work on this setup and plug into a wall outlet.
IMG_3559 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
Painting done, sorry for another stupid caption.
IMG_3560 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
Final touch was a coat of epoxy for that bar top finish, I think it came out gorgeous!
IMG_3576 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
IMG_3574 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
IMG_3575 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
Let me know what you think! I'm very proud of it! :)
Check it out and tell me what you think! This was my first time ever really building anything completely on my own!
Start of the frame, I used 1x4's to keep the weight down.
IMG_3435 by paulkreider60, on FlickrFor the legs I used 2x4's, and ended up switching the side of the frame they were on.
IMG_3436 by paulkreider60, on FlickrI was able to borrow my dads Router to give the table top a smooth finish on the edges, saved me a lot of time sanding!!
(Ignore the stupid captions, pulled some picture from snapchat)
IMG_3440 by paulkreider60, on Flickr

For the speaker supports I just took leftover 1x4's cut them down an inch to 1x3 so that the board the speakers will sit in would lay flush with the bottom of the table.
IMG_3555 by paulkreider60, on FlickrLoose fit to make sure it would fit, I had to cut those holes with a jigsaw so it wasn't too pretty, but the speakers ended up fitting perfectly and looking nice. One set of speakers are 6x8, the others are 6.5".
IMG_3556 by paulkreider60, on FlickrGot the head unit in, was tricky with just a jigsaw but ended up working out. Its all powered by a computer PSU that I rewired to work on this setup and plug into a wall outlet.
IMG_3559 by paulkreider60, on FlickrPainting done, sorry for another stupid caption.
IMG_3560 by paulkreider60, on FlickrFinal touch was a coat of epoxy for that bar top finish, I think it came out gorgeous!
IMG_3576 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
IMG_3574 by paulkreider60, on Flickr
IMG_3575 by paulkreider60, on FlickrLet me know what you think! I'm very proud of it! :)
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