I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you are a true inspiration for many many of us. Really unbelievably simple and easy to do plans and easily adjustable plans. I can’t wait to get back home to Florida I have been buying the few tools that I don’t have to get some of your products done. Thank you very much for sharing it looks like I’ll save myself and my family some serious money!!! Have a great day and live a safe and happy life, Sincerely, William Gallaher
Wow, just wow Ana.... Great design hun, just lovely. I Know it was harder to put together then you let on. You make it all look so easy. You never seem to amaze me w/everything going on in your head. Looking forward to the next project Chris from Missouri
I'm never sure which tools to buy and all the tutorial videos show people who use them regularly, it's so nice to see you use it for the first time and figure it out. It's actually way more helpful for me. I may have to invest in that one. Thank you Ana.
I have been watching you for a long time, Grace was just a little pumpkin and you were building her beds and all sorts of goodies. My oldest great granddaughter was a baby and now she is 11. Wow! time flies!
i know Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
@Gunner Jesus I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
Thanks God, a channel where plans are actually provided! Subscribed, surprised I wasn’t already! As say that because I actually used your plans to build my son’s toddler stand, we love it and people always ask where we got it! Thanks Ana.
I really like the look. It's like a country simple trestle table. Even your stain choice goes well with your decor. You have a beautiful home. I even liked your herringbone layout of your tile at the stairs.
I was going to purchase the bigger kreg jig and the wife said try the 320 in case you do not like it. Now the 320 kreg jig is the only jig I use. Well worth the money.
Ana, first of all how do you not have a million subscribers by now. I love the work that you do I think you're so inspiring. I don't know if you have it on your site but I would love to see you do like a beginners video into tools. watching you makes me want to delve into this world of building and I have wanted to for quite a while. But when it comes to tools it's overwhelming. I go into one of the big box stores and you look at all these tools and you don't know what's good and you don't know what's not so great and you want to spend your money once. you don't want to buy something that's inexpensive but also cheap and then six months later realize that you need to upgrade. now I realize that I probably can't afford the Sol system that you have but I guess what I would like to go into a store is knowing what I need knowing what is required to make the job easier. so I was thinking a tool tutorial would be fantastic to go over things like a really great drill the bits that you need what is necessary vs. What is really great if you can afford it and so on and so on. If you already have this type of video out there or a series of videos can you point me in the right direction. I think a video series would be fabulous.
I did this build for about $90 in the NYC metro area. My family loves it, great addition to our living room. Will be doing the end table next. Thank you Ana.
ana you are so awesome Thank's for give all of us you're Time and Free plans some of us just are beginners and are grateful lots of Those other Guy's want 💰 some of us can't do it Just saying Thank you for all you Do God Bless you and your Family 🙏🙏🙏🙏
You are SO awesome! Your designs are incredible, your instructions easy to follow, and you always cover those little details that save us newbies a LOT of work (and misery)! Bonus: FREE plans! Incredible! If I ever get any good at this, I hope I can be as inspirational and cool as you are. Thanks, Ana (and cameraman, husband)!
Love that ladies can take on what "people think" only a man can do. You go and keep pressing on, your saving 💰 money. I wish I had a partner like you in my real estate project and investment 👍
Besides the fact you have an amazing family, I really enjoy your videos and work. I'm considering this project and doing the matching tall hallway table as a set. Hopefully mind will be a nice and professional looking as yours.
Ana eres una inspiración en la manera tan fácil en que trabajas y conviertes la madera. Felicidades a pesar que no hablo Inglés me encanta la manera en como muestras los pasos y no me es nada difícil entender así que estoy pensando en hacer algún mueble siguiendo tu técnica. Gracias
Just to let Ana's readers know... our Lowes store has the double kregs jigs on sale for $28! Maybe your local store does too! Ours was on sale until November sometime. Good luck
I love the style of your new farmhouse coffee table. And the color of the stain. I see you added the black medal that makes it really tie in with your project last week! 👍
This was a great project. I love the finished result. I just want to add one more tip to your work. You have great hair and all I could see happening when you were using your miter saw with your long hair hanging down in front out you was your hair being sucked into the saw. Please pull your hair back. Shop safety is number one. Trust me when I say this because I've learned from more than one experience. 😂 😂 Love your work and the simplicity of it all. Makes it great for the average person to be able to make awesome projects.
Hey Ana. I love the table but have a small suggestion that won't change the look at all. Right now the top of the bottom (you know what I mean) could be subject to shear. To eliminate shear, put some 2.75" high blocking in bottom tray, under the legs, to help transfer load directly to the floor. Say you have a New Year's Eve party and someone dances on the table . . .
14:15 I'd have added another 2x4 above that so the legs are sitting on the underside of the table surface. Currently everything on the table goes through the brad nails and glue on the side skirts and then to the legs and then through the brad nails and side skirts on the base to the floor. Though I like to make my stuff strong enough to stand on so I build accordingly :) Otherwise it's a great looking table!!
Simple suggestion if your not going to square up those joined sides with a hand plane or table saw might I suggest alternating your pocket holes on both boards. Putting the pocket holes on only one board is not as strong as if you had alternating holes on both boards.
If you built the skirt first you can glue and brad nail the 1x10 to the top. Or do that and the pocket holes! Lol more than one way to skin a cat! Either way, I love it and will be adding it to my plans. Do you use any polyurethane to protect your stuff or is it just stain?
Thank you! For all your hard work & inspirations. This week was another great project. I have personally been in need of a coffee table for my family room & this was the perfect answer. 😊
The only Tip that matters lol: don’t use construction lumber from the big box stores(Lowe’s, Home Depot and others) typically the lumber is not only bottom shelf lumber but the moisture content is usually about 25%…that’s a huge no no for furniture. What looks great after it’s built will be destroyed and pulled apart once it’s been inside for a short time. Go to an actual hard wood dealer and use furniture grade lumber that has a moisture content of around 6-9%…the less the better!
New to the channel and loving all the projects Ana, this one is exactly what I’m looking for as we are about to renovate our living areas. Thanks for sharing. 💖
Ana, thank you so much for all of your content! This is beautiful for sure. Question for you; What about wood movement inside the "frames" of the top and bottom panel? Do you think or have you noticed that being an issue? Please let us know and once again, thank you so much for all of your wonderful content. God Bless.
Can you show us your setup for your Miter Saw and how to make it. Including the dead stops. My setup is horrible and new to woodworking. Yet to find any solid plans out there. It would be very much appreciated!! Thank you, love your work.
I love this set! Thank you for sharing I will defiantly make all these. I was planning on fixing up my little living room and this has been so helpful. I love your channel !
Thank you for your willingness to share. Quick question regarding building a larger table. How wide can you go before the corner supports need something in the middle? Can you do three 1x12s? At some point I would imagine you would need a support in the the center of the sides? I hope this makes sense.
Google must be spying, I was looking at Kreg Jigs and wasn't sure which one... decided to look at your design and watch your videos and low and behold...you got a new one with a good explanation! I know what I'm getting for Xmas!
Ana, do you have to deal with wood expansion where you live when adding edge boards to projects or bread boards to tables? Here the humidity is to bad to use it without using the proper joinery to allow for wood movement.
When I go to Home Depot, I see so many options of wood, which one should I use for this project. I really want to make this table, do suggest the type of wood I should get
It looks really great!! I was wondering how you stain inside the triangle spaces top and bottom each pillar, seems more difficult than the previous one if you don't stain before assembling them?
Hey, really enjoy your videos especially since there isn’t a need for fancy/expensive tools. I even build a farm table for my dining room. My question to you is how do you prevent cupping or warping of the wood? I go to my local Menards and spend extended time picking out real good pieces of wood. However, when I built the table I had issues with cupping. After it was stained and sealed it came out excellent because it added character to the piece. But I’m not sure it’ll work every single time like that. Is the solution is simple as making sure I finish the project in one day, or should I purchase something like a bench top planer? I ended up taking about a day and a half to build the table. So I don’t know if that was my mistake there or not. Thanks for any recommendations. 😀
is that a 1,5k miter saw + how much for the vacuum solution? I am just starting to explore what tools to buy, I did buy a pile of cedar lumber already, just looking around for specials for power tool sales. I do want to save for that proper miter instead of yanking about with a circular saw :D Is it a good idea to get the 10'' Ryobi corded at 37% ($80) off or wait till another special on the cordless, what vacuum system to get for a corded one, if I'd work with it in the outside screened patio, there's a fan and tile floor, but also the mosquito screen I wouldnt want to get all cedar-dusty (southfloridahello) just wondering how to go about safest most efficient setup for the building. are tools ever getting more than the current 37% discount? even looking at 2020 black friday sales it looks like Ryobi's discount is super stingy in comparison to other brands, unless it's a corded product. probably bcoz it is so popular thanks to ANA WHITE :))) speaking of south florida, can I even set up my workstation in the patio considering the humidity? are the tools alright left in their bag or do I have to drag them indoors. who knows
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you are a true inspiration for many many of us.
Really unbelievably simple and easy to do plans and easily adjustable plans.
I can’t wait to get back home to Florida I have been buying the few tools that I don’t have to get some of your products done.
Thank you very much for sharing it looks like I’ll save myself and my family some serious money!!!
Have a great day and live a safe and happy life,
Sincerely,
William Gallaher
Wow, just wow Ana.... Great design hun, just lovely.
I Know it was harder to put together then you let on. You make it all look so easy.
You never seem to amaze me w/everything going on in your head. Looking forward to the next project
Chris from Missouri
I'm never sure which tools to buy and all the tutorial videos show people who use them regularly, it's so nice to see you use it for the first time and figure it out. It's actually way more helpful for me. I may have to invest in that one. Thank you Ana.
I have been watching you for a long time, Grace was just a little pumpkin and you were building her beds and all sorts of goodies. My oldest great granddaughter was a baby and now she is 11. Wow! time flies!
Awe, it goes fast:)
Great looking table! I've actually never heard that tip of angling in the nails. Thanks for that.
i know Im asking randomly but does anyone know a tool to get back into an instagram account..?
I stupidly lost the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me!
@Elijah Cory instablaster ;)
@Gunner Jesus I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im in the hacking process atm.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Gunner Jesus it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
@Elijah Cory No problem :)
Amazing.As usual.Thank you for sharing your knowledge.Thank you for taking the time to explain whenever you're having a project.
I absolutely agree she is an amazing young lady.
Thanks God, a channel where plans are actually provided! Subscribed, surprised I wasn’t already! As say that because I actually used your plans to build my son’s toddler stand, we love it and people always ask where we got it! Thanks Ana.
Awesome! Thank you and welcome to our channel!
I really like the look. It's like a country simple trestle table. Even your stain choice goes well with your decor. You have a beautiful home. I even liked your herringbone layout of your tile at the stairs.
I was going to purchase the bigger kreg jig and the wife said try the 320 in case you do not like it. Now the 320 kreg jig is the only jig I use. Well worth the money.
Ana, first of all how do you not have a million subscribers by now. I love the work that you do I think you're so inspiring. I don't know if you have it on your site but I would love to see you do like a beginners video into tools. watching you makes me want to delve into this world of building and I have wanted to for quite a while. But when it comes to tools it's overwhelming. I go into one of the big box stores and you look at all these tools and you don't know what's good and you don't know what's not so great and you want to spend your money once. you don't want to buy something that's inexpensive but also cheap and then six months later realize that you need to upgrade. now I realize that I probably can't afford the Sol system that you have but I guess what I would like to go into a store is knowing what I need knowing what is required to make the job easier. so I was thinking a tool tutorial would be fantastic to go over things like a really great drill the bits that you need what is necessary vs. What is really great if you can afford it and so on and so on. If you already have this type of video out there or a series of videos can you point me in the right direction. I think a video series would be fabulous.
What a great job Ana. You inspire me. I'm going to build the shiplap wall for the tv and the heater. Thank you for sharing
Wonderful, happy building!
I would love this as an end table design! I guess shorten the top and bottom pieces to fit? Lovely and very unique design.
I did this build for about $90 in the NYC metro area. My family loves it, great addition to our living room. Will be doing the end table next. Thank you Ana.
Fantastic!
ana you are so awesome Thank's for give all of us you're Time and Free plans some of us just are beginners and are grateful lots of Those other Guy's want 💰 some of us can't do it Just saying Thank you for all you Do God Bless you and your Family 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love it! We're building our new little house and this will fit perfectly in!
You are SO awesome! Your designs are incredible, your instructions easy to follow, and you always cover those little details that save us newbies a LOT of work (and misery)! Bonus: FREE plans! Incredible! If I ever get any good at this, I hope I can be as inspirational and cool as you are. Thanks, Ana (and cameraman, husband)!
Thank you so much!
I built this table tonight, and so far I think it’s an awesome design and really simple build. Really cool, thanks for the inspiration!
Great to hear!
Awesome job on the table 👌👌
Oh my gosh!! Perfect gift for my mon. Thank you for sharing your plans.
Great table! Simple and functional. Love the look on your face when opening the new Kreg tool. 🤪
I like how Ana will never forget to smile.
Love that ladies can take on what "people think" only a man can do. You go and keep pressing on, your saving 💰 money. I wish I had a partner like you in my real estate project and investment 👍
Besides the fact you have an amazing family, I really enjoy your videos and work. I'm considering this project and doing the matching tall hallway table as a set. Hopefully mind will be a nice and professional looking as yours.
Wonderful, thank you so much!
Girl, your channel is GOALS!!! This coffee table is great too! We can’t wait to watch more of your videos and see your creativity!
Ana eres una inspiración en la manera tan fácil en que trabajas y conviertes la madera. Felicidades a pesar que no hablo Inglés me encanta la manera en como muestras los pasos y no me es nada difícil entender así que estoy pensando en hacer algún mueble siguiendo tu técnica. Gracias
Um, girl, you need your own TV show. You are amazing!
Thanks for the love!
Wow!!! You are beautiful and so are your tables.
Just to let Ana's readers know... our Lowes store has the double kregs jigs on sale for $28! Maybe your local store does too! Ours was on sale until November sometime. Good luck
Thanks is so much! That’s a great deal!
You are awesome! I love this channel. My brother and I are just starting to build and we find your channel the most help!
I love the style of your new farmhouse coffee table. And the color of the stain. I see you added the black medal that makes it really tie in with your project last week! 👍
Ana ,you get excited with a new tool, wow, your my kinda lady, lol, good video as usual. Love the table, great family.
This was a great project. I love the finished result. I just want to add one more tip to your work. You have great hair and all I could see happening when you were using your miter saw with your long hair hanging down in front out you was your hair being sucked into the saw. Please pull your hair back. Shop safety is number one. Trust me when I say this because I've learned from more than one experience. 😂 😂 Love your work and the simplicity of it all. Makes it great for the average person to be able to make awesome projects.
Beautiful table
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing, Ana.
Love the build going to make one for my daughter ty.
Wonderful!
Hey Ana. I love the table but have a small suggestion that won't change the look at all. Right now the top of the bottom (you know what I mean) could be subject to shear. To eliminate shear, put some 2.75" high blocking in bottom tray, under the legs, to help transfer load directly to the floor. Say you have a New Year's Eve party and someone dances on the table . . .
thanks for the tip i have never tried it myself but after watching this i do want to buy one
14:15 I'd have added another 2x4 above that so the legs are sitting on the underside of the table surface. Currently everything on the table goes through the brad nails and glue on the side skirts and then to the legs and then through the brad nails and side skirts on the base to the floor. Though I like to make my stuff strong enough to stand on so I build accordingly :) Otherwise it's a great looking table!!
Where would you have put another 2x4? On the underside of the table top so the legs would be nailed into that 2x4 on the underside? Thanks
Nice work Ana. I thought for sure you would put in a drawer. Awesome build.
Thank you, I plan to make the set for my daughter.
WOW, That is REALLY good.Love the bulky yet classy look. Will now watch and see how it is made lol
Simple suggestion if your not going to square up those joined sides with a hand plane or table saw might I suggest alternating your pocket holes on both boards. Putting the pocket holes on only one board is not as strong as if you had alternating holes on both boards.
Keep them, amazing video I made three of these table, and two side tables, amazing design !!!!!
If you built the skirt first you can glue and brad nail the 1x10 to the top. Or do that and the pocket holes! Lol more than one way to skin a cat! Either way, I love it and will be adding it to my plans.
Do you use any polyurethane to protect your stuff or is it just stain?
How about showing us a tray to go on top of that table..Love that design..
Awesome. All work that u did looks amazing. I will do the coffee table. I will send u the final pic. And again great job
Hi I will be doing that one soon thanks great video
Hope you enjoy!
Sounds like Kreg and Ryobi needs to get with you on sponsors...table looks great yes have the plans now....👍
Beautiful piece. Turned out great
Amazing! Can’t wait to build it! Thank you
Thank you! For all your hard work & inspirations. This week was another great project. I have personally been in need of a coffee table for my family room & this was the perfect answer. 😊
That looks freaking awesome
My hub is thanking you for getting jig into a mini size....more practical for us! : )
Looks amazing and so simple
It is!
Spending 1K on Pottery Barn coffee table. Wish I am this handy!
The only Tip that matters lol: don’t use construction lumber from the big box stores(Lowe’s, Home Depot and others) typically the lumber is not only bottom shelf lumber but the moisture content is usually about 25%…that’s a huge no no for furniture. What looks great after it’s built will be destroyed and pulled apart once it’s been inside for a short time. Go to an actual hard wood dealer and use furniture grade lumber that has a moisture content of around 6-9%…the less the better!
Great tip, of course there are many materials that can be used and we can all still be successful! Thanks for watching.
- Nicely done.
Love this design!!!
New to the channel and loving all the projects Ana, this one is exactly what I’m looking for as we are about to renovate our living areas. Thanks for sharing. 💖
I love your work
Beautiful!!! As always!!! 👍🏻❤️🤘🏻❤️
Love your videos!! You’ve inspired me to look into a woodworking class. Thanks!!!
Ahhh excellent work again🎯💯
Ana, thank you so much for all of your content! This is beautiful for sure. Question for you; What about wood movement inside the "frames" of the top and bottom panel? Do you think or have you noticed that being an issue? Please let us know and once again, thank you so much for all of your wonderful content. God Bless.
thanks for sharing the video
I just found your channel today. My wife wants me to build 1 of these coffee table designs, she doesn't care which, she wants me to build 1.
Thanks for the visit, happy building!
Parabéns pelo belo projeto. Eu e minha esposa somos fã. Continue vc é espetacular. Estamos na cidade de Londrina, PR, Brasil.
Can you show us your setup for your Miter Saw and how to make it. Including the dead stops. My setup is horrible and new to woodworking. Yet to find any solid plans out there. It would be very much appreciated!! Thank you, love your work.
Great idea, I will see what I can do!
I love the wrought iron brackets. Are they just cosmetic or do they help reinforce the corner end
Powerful!
I love this set! Thank you for sharing I will defiantly make all these. I was planning on fixing up my little living room and this has been so helpful. I love your channel !
Wonderful!
Very nice work
Thank you for your willingness to share. Quick question regarding building a larger table. How wide can you go before the corner supports need something in the middle? Can you do three 1x12s? At some point I would imagine you would need a support in the the center of the sides? I hope this makes sense.
I would not go more than 3' wide without added supports.
I love yours projects. You have a lot skills.Im sorry my English is not a better good looking
Thank you very much!
Great project. Are those corner accents just L brackets and are they painted and glued on?
I like it. 👍
Thanks!
Google must be spying, I was looking at Kreg Jigs and wasn't sure which one... decided to look at your design and watch your videos and low and behold...you got a new one with a good explanation! I know what I'm getting for Xmas!
Glad I could help!
@@AnaWhiteDIY I was wondering what type of timber are you referring to when you say 1x4 or 2x4? Or what is your preferred timber for DIY?
nice simple wow
شكرا
Love this table. Can this be converted to a dinner table?
Nice
Ana, do you have to deal with wood expansion where you live when adding edge boards to projects or bread boards to tables? Here the humidity is to bad to use it without using the proper joinery to allow for wood movement.
We haven’t had any issues but if you live in a humid climate it could be an issue. I’d use plywood for the tip and bottom in that situation
Thank you very nice
Very sleek! Thanks
When I go to Home Depot, I see so many options of wood, which one should I use for this project. I really want to make this table, do suggest the type of wood I should get
taranbirsingh use pine. It’s inexpensive, stains and paints well and is totally adequate for this build
Super videos!!!!
Hi Ana, Do you make the decorative corner guards yourself or do you buy them?
There on the shopping list. Sorry didn't see them. Thank you.
Stocking stuffers!!!
It looks really great!! I was wondering how you stain inside the triangle spaces top and bottom each pillar, seems more difficult than the previous one if you don't stain before assembling them?
Very nice.
Ana excelente video y mesa pero me doy cuenta que no estás usando lente de seguridad por eso cuídate
Wow! Amazing table! What’s the price for a coffee table like that one? ☝️
Hey, really enjoy your videos especially since there isn’t a need for fancy/expensive tools. I even build a farm table for my dining room. My question to you is how do you prevent cupping or warping of the wood? I go to my local Menards and spend extended time picking out real good pieces of wood. However, when I built the table I had issues with cupping. After it was stained and sealed it came out excellent because it added character to the piece. But I’m not sure it’ll work every single time like that. Is the solution is simple as making sure I finish the project in one day, or should I purchase something like a bench top planer? I ended up taking about a day and a half to build the table. So I don’t know if that was my mistake there or not. Thanks for any recommendations. 😀
Ana excelente mesa
Do you condition the wood before staining? The table looks very evenly stained and pine is tough to get an even stain ...2 coats with poly ?
is that a 1,5k miter saw + how much for the vacuum solution? I am just starting to explore what tools to buy, I did buy a pile of cedar lumber already, just looking around for specials for power tool sales. I do want to save for that proper miter instead of yanking about with a circular saw :D Is it a good idea to get the 10'' Ryobi corded at 37% ($80) off or wait till another special on the cordless, what vacuum system to get for a corded one, if I'd work with it in the outside screened patio, there's a fan and tile floor, but also the mosquito screen I wouldnt want to get all cedar-dusty (southfloridahello) just wondering how to go about safest most efficient setup for the building. are tools ever getting more than the current 37% discount? even looking at 2020 black friday sales it looks like Ryobi's discount is super stingy in comparison to other brands, unless it's a corded product. probably bcoz it is so popular thanks to ANA WHITE :))) speaking of south florida, can I even set up my workstation in the patio considering the humidity? are the tools alright left in their bag or do I have to drag them indoors. who knows
Really nice work where do I get the plans
Thanks for the visit! Linked in the description www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/coffee-table-modern-farmhouse-collection
Can you do a round coffee table?
Beautiful. May I sk what color of stain did u use?
Thanks, Varthane Briarsmoke applied with a rag, one coat.
Nice!
Hi! LOVE this! Do you have plans for a square table just like this?