- For the table top I used cherry board (six feet length and 8.5 inches wide) which I found in the local Rockler store.
- I cut board in a half, glued two parts together and attached mending plates to secure attachment.
- I cut corners on one edge of the assembled board just to give it special look.
- I attached four 28 inches metal hairpin legs (again bought at the local Rockler store).
The last steps was to sand the top and cover it with the finish. And here it is: table not small, not big, exactly as needed.