This is a great table. Well built and sturdy. Assembly might be difficult for the novice as there are only basic instructions provided with no templates or info as to drill bit sizes. There are also no pre-drilled holes in the table top, which is by design, as the table top has two color options to choose from: for mine, one side was the walnut and the other was much lighter, more of a poplar. To assemble I put the table upside down on the ground with the desired finish protected and facing down. I placed the legs upside down on the table bottom surface and found the mount position I liked, then measured the other leg to match. I then marked all the mounting holes (16 total) directly on the table bottom for drilling. I was careful to use a drill bit smaller than the screw shafts so the threads of the screws would grab firmly in the drilled holes. I also put some tape on the drill bit marking the length of the screw to ensure I didn't drill through the top of the table. Take your time, measure twice and be careful with the drilling to avoid mistakes and you should have no problem attaching the legs with a screw gun. The feet attach to the leg posts with a single nut each. Pretty straight forward there. With some careful attention to detail you should end up with a very sturdy and attractive table as I did.