$120
The Pico Bundle
Console Table + Wall Organizer
The only thing better than building a Pico Console table is building a Pico Console table and a Pico Wall Organizer
Note: This piece requires templates
• Digital templates included
• Physical MDF templates (+$30)
• Physical MDF templates (+$30)
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Build it your way
The Pico Console and Wall Organizer’s dimensions are easily adjustable. Things like size and drawer options are easy to change to make the piece your own.
"I definitely found this build to be a challenge, and it stretched me out of my comfort zone, which I really enjoyed. It was great to be able to go back and watch each next step in the videos before I tackled the next step."
-Kurt Krummel
-Kurt Krummel
More than just a woodworking plan
These are in-depth online courses that focus on specific projects. Each course contains step-by-step video chapters, dimensional drawings, and technical information to ensure that you’ll complete the project and also come away with new skills and the confidence to build anything!
This course includes:
This course includes:
- 19 step-by-step instructional chapters
- Dimensional drawings and diagrams (imperial and metric)
- SVG + PDF files of all template pieces
- Sevotto Dresser Sticker
Ch 1 : Welcome and project overview
Ch 2 : Material selection
Ch 1 : Welcome and project overview
Ch 2 : Material selection
Great design, without the guess work
If you’re going to invest your time and materials into a project…you want it to be great. That’s why we invest hundreds of hours into each furniture design and project course, making sure that every step is easy to understand and execute. “Forever Furniture” that you’ll be proud to have built.
Here's what people are saying
"I started wood working a few years ago but still consider myself a beginner. Thank you for taking the time to put together the plans for this. It is the biggest and most complex project that I have done and I would not have been able to do it without your help."
- Leif Nelson
- Leif Nelson
"I really enjoyed learning the "sled" technique for making the angled dados, which I had not done before, and I can see that as a technique I will definitely use again on other projects."
-Kurt Krummel
-Kurt Krummel
We're Here to Help
Our number one priority is making sure you get through the build, so if you ever have any questions, we're always only an email away. Plus, when you enroll in the Pico course you'll become part of the community of past, present, and future builders where you can share your knowledge and experience.
Money Back Guarantee
We want you to be happy. If you buy the Pico course, and you're unsatisfied for any reason, contact us within 30 days and we'll refund your money. No questions asked.
Technical Specs & Options
Templates
The course includes PDF & SVG files of all necessary templates. You can also opt to purchase Physical MDF templates from us, which we will ship to you.
To learn more about templates, click here
Dimensions
Both pieces are shown in white oak and walnut. The console is 72”L x 33”H x 12”D. The wall organizer is 48”L x 16”H x 7”D. We also cover what changes would need to be made in order to build The Pico Wall Organizer and Console to whatever size you'd like.
Learn from the Best
Ok, ok...Chris and Shaun definitely aren't the BEST woodworkers in the world. But they have dedicated years of their life to getting pretty darn good at their craft...and more importantly, perfecting the art of teaching others.
With over 20 years of combined woodworking experience, over 70 million views on YouTube, Chris and Shaun have a unique ability to explain even the most complicated woodworking techniques in a simple and easy to understand way.
Bottom line - You can do it...and they can help. Please don't sue us Home Depot
With over 20 years of combined woodworking experience, over 70 million views on YouTube, Chris and Shaun have a unique ability to explain even the most complicated woodworking techniques in a simple and easy to understand way.
Bottom line - You can do it...and they can help. Please don't sue us Home Depot
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to get started?
TOOLS AND HARDWARE
This is not a comprehensive list. Just some guidelines, and a list of the major tools, bits, and hardware that we used. Obviously we don't know what you have, but even with a much more modest workshop, it's highly likely that you can still find a way to complete this project. Skill and patience will always take you further than another tool.
Tools
Table Saw
Jointer
Planer
Circular Saw or Track Saw
Router
Band Saw or Jig Saw
Domino or Doweling Jig
Random Orbit Sander
Drill
Router Bits (links provided in plans)
straight or spiral bit (Flat Bottom 1/2”)
Template / Flush Trim Bit
Round Over Bit (1/4” optional)
How much wood do I need?
Materials (specifics and options given in plans, and any species works)
4/4 or 5/4 hardwood for all cabinet pieces and shelf + back panel (all the white oak)
6/4 hardwood for base pieces (4/4 if only making the wall organizer)
Plywood for drawer boxes, back panel, and jigs
* Roughly 65 BF to build both pieces (specifics are covered in the plans)
What specific techniques will this course teach?
Cabinet constructions, drawers, sliding doors, template routing.
Do I need templates?
Yes. To learn more about templates, click here.
What is the difficulty of this piece?
Coming Soon.
Why are your courses so expensive?
The short answer is...they're not!
Ok, here's a better answer.
You're probably looking at this course for 1 of two reasons.
Ok, here's a better answer.
You're probably looking at this course for 1 of two reasons.
- You're already a pretty good woodworker, and you want to build this specific piece because you like it, or...
- You're looking to learn and improve through the scope of building this piece.
If you fall into that first group. Let's be honest...these plans could cost $5, $25, $90, or even $200, and at any of those prices it's going to make up for a small percentage of the actual cost by the time you factor in your materials, tools, and most importantly your time.
Our plans cover everything, to make sure that you do things right, the first time. No waste, no frustration...just results.
At the end of the day. You might be able to find a cheaper dresser plan. But you won't find a better one. And saving $40 to end up with a worse dresser, that you'll live with for the rest of your life, doesn't seem worth it. At least to me.
Course Contents
Here's What You Get!
Chapter List
Console
1 - Welcome & Project Overview
2 - Wood Selection
3 - Sizing Panels
4 - Rabbets in Panel Sides
5 - Dados in Cabinet
6 - Grooves for Sliding Doors
7 - Cabinet Glue Up
8 - Rabbet for Back Panel
9 - Inside Chamfer Detail
10 - Vertical Partitions
11 - Rough Cut Leg Parts
12 - Joint Faces in Legs
13 - Leg Assembly
14 - Template Routing Legs
15 - Trimming Back of Legs
16 - Cutting Shelves to Size
17 - Dados in Legs
18 - Rest of the Frame Pieces
19 - Main Assembly
20 - Making Sliding Doors
21 - Making Drawer Boxes
22 - Installing Drawer Boxes
23 - Drawer Fronts
24 - Finishing Touches
25 - Thank You
Wall Organizer
1 - Welcome & Project Overview
2 - Wood Selection
3 - Rough Cutting Main Panel Parts
4 - Main Panel Parts Glue-up
5 - Making Accent Panels
6 - Main Panel Glue-up
7 - Corner Accent Panel Glue-up
8 - Making Shelves
9 - Upper Shelf Joinery & Glue-up
10 - Lower Shelf Joinery
11 - Making & Attaching Hooks
12 - Sanding & Final Assembly
13 - Finishing & Installation
14 - Thank You
Video Appendix
General Wood Milling
General Panel Making
General Template Routing
General Wood Milling
General Panel Making
General Template Routing
Information & Dimensional Drawings
Imperial and Metric
Imperial and Metric
BONUS: SketchUp Files
If you use SketchUp, you can open these files to explore a 3D model of the piece. This is an optional extra for those interested. You don't need anything from these files in order to build your piece.
If you use SketchUp, you can open these files to explore a 3D model of the piece. This is an optional extra for those interested. You don't need anything from these files in order to build your piece.
Physical MDF Templates Available for Purchase (US Only)
Templates - SVG For Digital Fabrication
SVG files are for use on CNC Routers and Laser Cutters
SVG files are for use on CNC Routers and Laser Cutters
Templates - PDF for Printing
PDFs are for printing full size paper templates (across multiple sheets of paper) that you can tape together in order create your own wooden templates. The easiest method for printing these is to use Adobe Acrobat Reader (Free), then open the file and within the print box select “Poster”.
PDFs are for printing full size paper templates (across multiple sheets of paper) that you can tape together in order create your own wooden templates. The easiest method for printing these is to use Adobe Acrobat Reader (Free), then open the file and within the print box select “Poster”.
If you've read this far...
...then you are the exact person these courses were designed for. Whether that's because you just want to build this specific piece, or you want to learn new skills and techniques to become a better woodworker...we are confident that our courses can do both.
If you have any questions, take a look at the FAQ, and if you don't see it there...reach out to us at plans@foureyesfurniture.com
We look forward to joining you on your journey!
If you have any questions, take a look at the FAQ, and if you don't see it there...reach out to us at plans@foureyesfurniture.com
We look forward to joining you on your journey!