How to Make Plywood Worktops

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Plywood is a reliable building option for worktops because it contains multiple characteristics of solid wood at a fraction of the cost. Plywood is a hard wood product that you can use to create a folding worktop surface, which is a necessity when you are short on space. Creating a plywood worktop is a task that requires patience and some handyman skills to complete.

Place two sections of 30-by-36-inch plywood side by side, pressing the 30-inch edges of each wood piece against each other.

Measure in 4 inches from each corner along the joining 30-inch edges. Attach one door hinge at each 4-inch mark with 1/2-inch screws to join the two wood pieces together.

Place four 3/4-inch plywood, 3 inches wide by 30 inches long, side by side on a flat surface. Attach one small hinge with 1/2-inch screws to one end of each section of plywood. Half of the hinge should be hanging off the end to allow the base to attach to the legs.

Place one 3/4-inch plywood, 3 inches wide by 30 inches long, on each outer corner of the joined 30-by-36-inch sections of wood. One should be placed at each outer corner with the hinge facing toward the centre of the wood.

Drive one 1/2-inch screw through each hinge hole to join the legs to the table base.

Fold the legs inward and fold the table top in half to store the table.

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