Need help with kitchen island

You can easily extend the length of the legs. I will try and explain the process I would use as best I can. You can do the project with very basic tools. You will need a drill, drill bit, wood dowel (long circular wooden piece), glue, hammer, and sandpaper, tape measure, tape, pencil, and ruler. Turn the table upside down and remove any floor protectors or coasters, so it is just bare wood. If the bottom is beat up and not smooth sand the surface so that it is free of major imperfections. Next you are going to want to take a ruler and pencil and find the center of the leg. Simply draw a line from one corner to the opposite corner. Repeat with the other side, so that you have an X that meets in the middle of the leg. Now you will need the drill and a drill bit that is the same size as the wood dowel. Take your tape measure and measure 2 inches (5cm) and wrap tape around the drill bit. This will be a guide for how deep to drill into the table leg. Now...drill holes in the bottom of each leg up to the tape on the drill bit. Now you will want to repeat the sames steps on the pieces you are using to extend the legs. You will now have the legs with a hole and the extender with a hole that will be joined by a circular wood dowel. It is time to cut the dowel to 4 inches (10cm). Put wood glue in the holes, so that you can attach the extender to the table legs. Now take a hammer and attach the two pieces. You will probably have some wood glue coming out from the gap, so make sure you have a wet towel handy to clean the glue. While the glue is drying place something heavy on each leg to ensure a tight bond. Use wood putty or filler the color of the table to fill in the space around where the legs meet. Let dry, then stain the attached extensions to match the table. If you need more help please send me an email with questions! jodi.restoredesign@gmail.com