Our favorite building tool is the Kreg Jig Pocket Hole Jig. This tool makes it so easy to build furniture woodworking projects in your own garage! Today I am excited to round up coffee table plans made using a Kreg Jig!
A coffee table is a super heavily used piece of furniture in many homes. You eat there, watch tv, put your feet up, and entertain around it.
It is super empowering to build a custom coffee table to fit your space and match your design style entirely.
However, it can be intimidating!
That’s why we love our Kreg Jig pocket hole jig – it makes builds like these super easy and beginner friendly.
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Some of these ideas include printable building plans, too! Be sure to check out the coffee tables on BuildSomething, Kreg’s project plan center!
Coffee Tables Made with a Kreg Jig
Want to build a coffee table easily by using a Kreg Jig Pocket Hole Jigs? Here are a TON of different plans and design tutorials!
This geometric coffee table is about as simple of a build as it gets - and it looks great with either a wood or glass round top!
This rectangular slatted coffee table comes together quickly with pocket holes.
Love a rustic farmhouse look? This chunky coffee table is a super simple beginner's build!
The black hardware added to the corners of this wooden coffee table gives it an industrial look! Love the slatted bottom shelf.
This DIY coffee table was designed for the backyard. I think it would look fabulous on a screened in porch!
If you have a more glamorous style, you will love the clover shaped cut outs in this coffee table - made with a Kreg Jig!
The Kreg pocket hole jig is the secret to building this gorgeous truss beam coffee table. I love the angled base on this one!
Want a simple, rectangular coffee table? Have a Kreg Jig? This is he build for you!
Drawers sound scary but are actually not hard to do! Check out this simple DIY tutorial.
The black detailing on this farmhouse style coffee table really gives it that extra pop! Love it and the little taper on the legs. Great easy build!
This table is super simple to make because you use pre-made table legs! Doesn't get any more beginner-friendly than that!
The legs of this coffee table give it a more traditional look, which might be perfect for your home! If you love Restoration Hardware, check out this DIY knock off!
Wood was used to give this table a pinstripe effect - very sleek and perfect for your modern style home.
This industrial style coffee table looks like it has a black metal base - but it is really painted wood! A really great budget friendly hack!
Easy $15 DIY Outdoor Coffee Table - Free Plans And Step By Step Tutorial
I love this outdoor coffee table because it has slim lines - compared to the usual chunky lines of outdoor furniture. The paint effect she chose is awesome, too!
This coffee table is very narrow - because it was designed to fit in her She Shed! This is a great build and a really cool project overall to go check out!
If you have glamorous taste, you might like the look of mirrored furniture. This mirrored top coffee table is perfect for you, and your Kreg Jig!
Herringbone is a gorgeous, timeless pattern. Check out the surprisingly simple tutorial for building this herringbone coffee table!
You wouldn't think that this project uses a Kreg Jig - but she did use it to attach new support boards across! I love a good upcycle and this is a fabulous
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Hello, I’m Morgan, half of the creative force behind CharlestonCrafted.com! With a passion for DIY that dates back to 2012, I’ve transformed three homes and now I’m dedicated to helping others craft their dream spaces. Let’s turn your house into a home together!