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Easy Made 2x4 Kitchen Bench!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2016
- After a long time with the completion of my kitchen table, I finally tackle the benches. Made completely from 2x4 keeping the budget nice and friendly. Also using pocket holes makes for easy assembly. Please subscribe! Search social media for the tag #kitchenbenchbuild for progress pictures!
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I used 14 2"x4"x8'. There are 3 used for the back slats and 5 for the seating area. Also 2 for the front and back cross brace of the seating area as well as one lower connecting the legs. The width will vary depending on the table size and the seat height is about 19" high, but can be adjusted as well.
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Good job and project thx for sharing enjoyed it
Love the simplicity of this bench
Very well done (bench and the video of course). Thank you!
Loved the simplicity
Bravo. Very beautiful and reliable.
Beautiful!
Dude!!! Awesome!!! This is the best bench out of 2 x 4 that I have seen. Great job man!!!
Looks very nice and seems like a simple and easy bulid, definitely going to save this and try it out. Just subscribed to find more cool things. Thanks man.
That is so easy I like that
Wow, you are super skilled! Amazing. Thank you for sharing!
+Annette Sanchez very easy to build, give it a try! And thank you
It is so easy
Excelente work! 👍
Great job! Keep up the awesome work. You have inspired me to start building a bench like yours. Love your videos.
+Ron Saenz thank you. Glad you are gettiing out there and building.
Great job
Looks good
Very well done!
+John Kelley thank you John.
Yeah boi you jammed on that one!
That turned out really nice!!
Thank you!
Awesome color of wood... You made it look soo simple. Great job
Thank you
Good job 👍, well done. Blessings
Thank you!
LOVE
Good job and good explanation.
love it@!!
I was looking for a while for a good build as i'm planning to make two benches for my deck , and for sure you are and also your design the best . good job .
Chur Bro Gr8 video and content. Keep it up dude
nice job
Nice bench however a little more slope on back rest is my preference and that is an easy fix with this build! Best of luck with your channel my man!
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To keep the 3 back boards from warping ? Put a 2×4. Block on the backside of the back / glue , screws , plugs 👍
Good tip. Bevel both ends so it flows better too.
thanks for telling measurements ,
+ronnie dixon thank you
Could have used pocket holes for the seat and back also.
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Тяжелая спинка/ из той же доски , что и сидение/. Из опыта еще для придания прочности добавил бы уголки из дерева под 45 градусов, чтобы связать сидение и вертикальные ножки.
Interesting stain, almost looks like chocolate! Do you have any photos of it in the kitchen? Interested to see it in its final place with the table.
+Mario Cappellano (The Woodfather) I will be posting some on Instagram this week.
Awesome bro good job my friend :)
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP thanks! Feel free to share it around 😊
I already put you on my Facebook to all my friend bro ok,Don't worry bro I got your back ha ha ha good job my friend awesome man :)
+TJ'S WOODWORKING SHOP haha thanks man, appreciate it.
Hey can you give me a shout-out bro if you want bro, I like your projects my friend awesome :)
Timothy
I like this bench; thank you for making and sharing this video. In the video you mentioned that you would use it with a table you had built seven years ago (?). Could you share a few pictures of that? I am considering making the bench (2) and a table for outside on our patios. Thank you. Greg Luckett, Saint Joseph, MI.
I made a farmhouse table somewhat to Anna whites table.
Thanks for telling me of her; she has some really nice projects and videos.
Did you use pocket holes to screw together the bracing and legs together ?
Excelent work!! Just hacñve the question how did you join the rectangule for the seat. Thanks for sharing your work
everything was pocket holes. the seat slats were drilled straight through and then plugged.
Great bench! Going to build it this week. Different dimensions. Are the pocket holes on the seat brace drilled on the inside or out? Not experienced with pocket holes. Thanks!
on the inside
Great video and amazing bench. Great job. Question, what color and brand stain did you use?
Minwax special walnut
Timothy DC Thanks Tim. How about the lacker? What is oil based or water based? Was it satin, gloss or semi gloss?
nice
2:35 I don't recommand using an corded drill while using pocket jig, because when you pull out the drill, you also scratch your jig. A cordless one stops instantly.
I've been using a corded one for over 5 years on this. No change in diameter of the holes.
What’s the measurements of the three cross braces? I’m looking to do a 17in depth seat. Trying to figure out what the measurements of my cross braces should be
thanks, using this build for benches around my fire pit with cedar 2x4s. How many boards did you need per bench?
I believe I bought 15 and had a couple left over.
Looks very nice sir. Can you please share the dimensions I want to try to do it myself 🙏
Nice job Timothy. How has the bench held up? I am especially interested in knowing how the pine 2x4's performed for the seating surface? Any trouble with splinters?
If I did it again I would run the 2x4s through a tablesaw and get rid of the rounded corners. Other than that the benches are fantastic
@@ASliceofWoodWorkshop - Thanks! I make a workbench surface using 2x6s and did exactly that, then I joined them with glue and pocket screws. It can out great, but I was curious about how soft the wood was for use as a seat and the potential for splinters. I think you have convinced me to give it a try! Thanks.
Great work. If I wanted to add an arm rest how do I go about it?
Extend the front legs to the height you want and then add the arm rest using pocket holes. The front seat piece will of course have to be shortened.
Simple, functional, and attractive. Good job. Now if we can just get you to wear some eye protection....
I wear it now...and hearing protection. Can't afford to lose either.
Great looking bench! What is the name of the stain and color did you use on this?
Special walnut by min wax
How did you attach the back stretcher, between the pocket screws?
Very nice bench, really looks great.
Why didn't you have a 1/4" gap between bottom and back? don't get me wrong, its nice the way it is.
Thanks for sharing.
Chuck
+DesertBum WoodWork'n where the leg and back slat meet?
between each 2x4 both bottom and back?
+DesertBum WoodWork'n being that I have kids, it would end up being a food trap
yes, don't need kids to get hurt, just wondering.
awesome bench though
+DesertBum WoodWork'n thanks.
Timothy The Lord Has Blessed Your Hands...
nice what wood do you use for it can it be use in a hallway look good
This is just regular pine lumber
Nice 👍 & perfect job,, how much the materials can cust?
About $80
Great job. What size pocket hole screws were used
+Louis Tancredi 2 1/2" screws. It is what Kreg recommends for 2x4 joinery
Louis Tancredi what’s the dimensions of the 3 cross ones that you put in off camera?
Ss
Thanks for the come back. Great job! Love your work’
quick question.. how do you preven sagging in the center? I need mine to be around 7 ft long.. and with multi people sitting etc on it.. id want to prevent eventual sagging in the center.. any tips? Thanks!
Add an extra leg
Bench must weigh a ton. Why not 1x stock for the seat and back?
+cejkwo Mass it looked odd due to everything else being 2x4 product. I was originally going to go with 1x4, but didn't like the look.
How many 2X4's did you use?
+nasaman91 i believe 13
Please send me the dimension to make one thank you
The back will bow without any support
+tannenbaum no problems yet. The kids climb all over this as well. Time will tell though. Thanks foe watching.
NEED A MEASUREMENT LIST AND MATERIALS
Where can I find the dimensions and quantities of all the 2x4 required?
I have updated the description to help with this. Let me know if you need further help.
@@ASliceofWoodWorkshop Thank you for the replay. I'm looking for the dimensions of the three smaller cross braces that make up the frame and support the seat. 5:40 mark
how many 2x4's did you need
I can't remember exactly, but around 15 I think
Tim.. You got drawings ,
Instructions ❓ Measurement.
Website ❓
Not any more. Sorry
😡😣🙁😭 not good..
Redo it🔨⚙️👍
Just kidding 😁👍 thanks
Kinda know what I want...😍
Simple drawing. Measurement's.
Do another video with , diagrams with instructions 😁👍🔨
What colour stain is it.
Special walnut by minwax
@@ASliceofWoodWorkshop Thank You
What are the Dimensions
I matched the width of the bench to my table. Seat height is usually around 18" and the back is 30" high
What happened to your miter saw?
+Bill Paterson it has since died. I need a replacement
Geez that has to weigh a ton! Built for a bigger size family
Its not too bad in weight. Definetly comes in handy as it can fit 3 adults or 4 kids on it with no problem. Thanks for watching