The Craft Table workbench gives you the guidance to construct your own personal crafting surface and storage station. Intended for any skill level, these digital instructions take the guess work and hassle out of the design process. Now you can avoid the expense of a manufactured product by constructing your own workstation with a personalized touch you can be proud of. >> SCROLL DOWN for dimensions, estimated costs, time, and tools << Some KEY FEATURES of the Craft Table design: » Creates a 6-foot wide surface ideal for crafting and home projects. » Front table storage compartment with concealed hinges to keep supplies kept out of sight. » Separated surface section allow for storage access without having to clear the tabletop. » Two side shelves account for added storage space. » Complete instructional set includes detailed images for easy assembly. » Simple cuts, easy-to-find materials, and straight-forward assembly. About the craft station plan itself: » Written for beginners. This 14-page e-book includes a detailed tools and materials list, measurements, photos, diagrams, and step-by-step instructions to show you how to build a work station you will love. » Compatible with iPad and other PDF-friendly tablets, phones, and readers More Specs and Details: SIZE: The workstation sits 32 inches tall, 72 inches wide, and 28 inches deep. The storage compartment beneath the hinged surface is approximately 3 1/2 inches deep. Dimensions of the table could be easily modified in accordance with individual needs. COST AND MATERIALS: The Craft Table consists primarily of 2x4 wood, particle board, pressed wood, and hinge components. Purchased new, these parts should run you roughly $80-$100 USD, pre-tax. A complete, detailed materials list is in the plan. TIME-TO-BUILD: About 2 days working alone. Much of this time is dedicated to allowing paint and wood fill material to dry. TOOLS: This plan is written for beginners. The cuts are all straightforward (no tricky angles to measure), and the tools are pretty standard ones that you likely either have or can easily borrow or buy. Here's the tool list from the plan: »Tape Measure »Circular Saw »Drill »Putty Knife