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CNC table and desk plans for plywood

Every table here is parametric: you set the length, width and height, and the legs, aprons and tenons are recalculated for your board. No fixed plan that is almost your size. Preview it in 3D before you spend a sheet of plywood.

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What to know before you cut

Frequently asked questions

Which plywood thickness is best for a table?

For most tables, 3/4" (about 18 mm) plywood works well for the top and legs. Thicker board is stiffer over long spans, and the preview warns you when a top may sag. Always enter the real thickness you measured.

Do I need a stretcher?

It is optional on the dining table and recommended on desks and workbenches. Without it a table is a lot less rigid along its length.

Can I make a round top?

Yes, on the coffee table: set the length equal to the width and the corner radius to the maximum, and the top comes out round.

What sheet size are the parts nested on?

A standard 4 × 8 ft sheet by default. You can set your own sheet size in the material settings of each model.

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