DIY Dining Table - Full Plans - Free!!!
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- DIY Dining Table, Full Video Plan Build! And thank you to my sponsor Warby Parker - Try 5 pairs of glasses at home for free at warbyparker.com... Home Try-Ons are only offered in the US.
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//ABOUT THIS VIDEO//
In this video we are taking a deep dive into building this DIY dining table. All you'll need is a sheet of plywood, some table legs, a circular saw, drill, and sander. This is a fairly simple DIY woodworking project, but I'm going to cover it thoroughly so that you have the best chance at a good result. We'll also cover a few options such as edge details, overall size and more.
The style of this video is a little different than our normal video. It's structured more like a very simplistic version of the video plans that we make and sell. Below is a link to a free, downloadable PDF with more instruction and dimensional drawings to supplement this video.
//LINKS//
▸ Download the Free PDF Plans here - www.foureyesfu...
▸ Table Legs - bit.ly/Semi-Exa...
// TOOLS //
▸ Woodpeckers Tools (all the red stuff) - bit.ly/wpfoureyes
▸ Kreg ACS - bit.ly/ACSfour...
▸ Rockler Crosscut Sled - bit.ly/iiii-cro...
▸ Rockler Miter Gauge - bit.ly/Rockler...
▸ Kreg Crosscut Station - bit.ly/KregCro...
▸ Bora Straight Edge - bit.ly/Rockler-...
▸ Kreg Straight Edge XL - bit.ly/Kreg-Str...
▸ Kreg Pocket Hole 720 - bit.ly/Pocket-...
▸ Kreg Modular Workbench - bit.ly/Kreg-Wor...
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Thanks Chris get idea. the link to the plans doesn't work anymore
Hi, I was about to start building this today and unfortunately the link to the plans no longer works. Any chance you could put it back up? Thanks - and great content.
@@DavidGreen31I know this is a long time ago but if you were still interested in possibly just seeing a sample of their plans, I discovered tonight that if you go to the link for the legs, the leg manufacturer has a link to the pdf plans that can be downloaded. Kind of annoying when creators don’t maintain links for things they published as free but at least there is a workaround in this case.
@@inmyimage1081 Hey, thanks for replying. I did actually end up building this table back then. I will say that building it with a single sheet of ply, even with the fancy stretcher underneath, it noticeably bowed. If I were to build it again, I'd use two pieces of ply glued together, or build real stretchers underneath. Good luck, and thanks again.
I really appreciate you guys offering a more DIY-friendly option for people like me who don't have as much experience with woodworking. This table looks like something I'd be much more wiling to try to tackle so thank you for this!
Awesome. That’s the hope. 😊
The author does like to th-cam.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
These legs are amazing!! Classic foureyes ... but METAL 🤘🏼🤘🏼
I finally got into metal after talking about it for all these years on the podcast. All I needed to do was completely outsource it
@@Foureyes.Furniture Are they formed and welded sheet metal? I'd like to try to make some.
I grew up with 70s furniture and you get super cool lines with Mediterranean and if course French Provincial! But I am so in love with Palmetto color!!! So sophisticated.
A useful tool would be really easy to make right at the beginning of this project. When you are cleaning up the factory edge, put a piece of scrap ply against the straight edge you have clamped on. Now make the cut through both thicknesses. The resulting length of ply is exactly the same dimension as the offset of your saw. To use it, mark your sheet where you want to cut it, put straight edge on the board off set with your new spacer and clamp it down. Remove the spacer and make the cut. I have a spacer for both the wide and narrow sides of my saw.
Love it when creators include their fam 👏🏻 ngl that’s the first ad read I’ve watched in a very long time!
Thanks Andrew. Definitely took the pressure off of me :)
Perfect project for an epoxy finish that I've been wanting to do.
Thanks, you are my favorite channel. It was nice seeing your lovely wife involved. Having a metal fab shop and a wood fab shop I often use metal and wood as you did. I was wondering if you had thought about using metal for the longitudinal supports under the table? I have never made one of your designs, but you have influenced me in my design and build. Thank you for your clear, concise narration. Please continue. All the best, and BTW I’m getting some new glasses!
Thanks MJ, appreciate it. I think a matching metal stretcher would be awesome. It's kind of outside of the scope of this project though, since the legs are pre-fab and can be purchased to fit any table. If semi-exact was to make a matching stretcher piece, I think it would just be too specific to one particular table size. The goal here was more modularity than a specific design.
@@Foureyes.Furniture Yes I agree. I’m “semi” retired and I do a lot of custom metal work like making items such as those stretchers and designing pieces for folks who come in and say “can you make something to do this”? I’m thinking of fabricating similar legs, but having them enclosed fully. I’d also have a plate welded to the base to spread the load instead of your plywood plate. Well you got this Old Boy thinking. I really appreciate all the work you guys put in. Thanks
@@MJ-nb1qn how will you make them fully enclosed? Formed + welded sheet metal?
@@ilikewaffles3689 - Well in my shop, for the legs, all sides would be cut from steel sheet (maybe 14 gauge) then TIG or MIG welded to form a “box” structure. Then grind the welds smooth. Just like most things I make. For the apron you could use some C channel and weld a plate on the open side, if you wanted. For a support under the table it’s easy to router grooves to accept the legs of a C channel and screw or bolt the channel to the under side of the top. Maybe use 2 channels about 1/3 in from sides.
Dolores should go with the Durand frames.. Awesome DIY friendly beginner table. You have inspired me to try my hand in more modern builds in my own shop. Keep up the great work!
She went with the Hughes. Maybe next time :)
Great video! Thanks for making it clear to not get too wrapped up in unnecessary details like what the big angle is on the belly support. The angle isn't important: just split the length, split the width and connect the dots.
Yup yup...lots of things in Woodworking are pretty arbitrary. The sooner people wrap their heads around that, the simpler things start to appear :)
Awesome video as usual. Thank you.
Just a note: the double negative in “Neither this table, nor these legs were NOT designed for standing on” @4:36 coveys that they were designed for standing on.
Yeah...I didn't meant to write "not". It's one of those things where you write it one way, then delete it and write it another way...but leave a word. Oops. Unfortunately, changing it now is basically impossible...so I'll live with the double negative. How couldn't I not?
@@Foureyes.Furniture I know exactly what you mean. The lawyer in me doesn’t never not see them stand out.
I am prepping to do this project and I watched your how to Finish video. In the table video you mention using the finish one likes....what finish do you recommend for the plywood table top. Penetrating or Surface finish???
Great video - ordered the legs. Thank you!
The Spider Legs look great, and I love the yellow and turquoise colors. Nice work.
Glad you like them!
You son of a biscuit, I was trying to find an outdoor dining table I saw at Homegoods once but never found it again. Almost inspired myself to try and build something similar, but it had tapered legs at an angle, which would most definitely lead to utmost frustration.
Then comes Chris with this product that just happens to be exactly what I need. Now I'll have to order a few of these legs and ultimately run out of excuses for not building the damn table myself. You bastard.
haha...I think you're officially out of excuses. You must do it :)
Шикарный стол! Сделаю, пожалуй, такой себе
Dolores with the good skin! You go Dolores!
I'll pass this along :)
Please tell your wife that those Landon frames look pretty smart. That table is really nice. I just built two work table/islands for my wife and her new business using that same top laminating technique but with a heavy bullnose round over on both the top and bottom. Came out wonderful.
I will pass that along :) - That's awesome. I think it's a good working edge detail. Looks nice and is nice and comfy for resting forearms upon
Great video, Chris. I see Shaun finally showed up when all the work is done. Take care.
Bill
Classic Shaun
Super, Super, Super relaxing video Bud!! Came in at a perfect time. Needed to veg out for 20+ mins. & video was worth every min. Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!
Glad you enjoyed it
You might consider a forum so that the community can field questions to help you keep up with them. You can embed a forum on a squarespace site.
This looks fantastic! Would love to have it in my home
Thanks Kurt...and you can!
I like the Durand glasses better, they soften her face :)
We've got lots of votes coming in. I'll pass them along :)
Thanks, clean and beautiful design !!!
Thank you too!
Terimakasih || sudah berbagi ilmu
That is so nice and easy to do with just basic tools but I am still waiting for the actual project that I seen it in Shaun's fusion tutorial video or maybe a Shop Tour I know you has some organization to do and I hope it come soon.
Nice! Bought our turquoise set today!
Awesome. Send me a message after you use them so I can see what you build :)
These legs are 🔥. Love the color options!
Thanks man...yeah, I'm digging the color options. I wish I could have got the non-prototype legs in time for the vid
I’m absolutely going to try this! I love the look. Great job, Chris. And thanks!
Thanks Peter. Appreciate it.
Nice simple design. Also, love the legs! Think I am going to build this for an outdoor dining table. I hope the metal legs (powder coated?) will hold up!
They are definitely powder coated. I would look on Semi-Exact's website or inquire to see if they have info on that. I can't 100% say since I am not as familiar with the manufacturing process, testing, etc...as they would be.
You’re awesome and thank you!
I am wondering if adding glue to the belly/stretchers might help prevent sag. Also, I would imagine a square apron style "belly" (table under a table), rather than two free floating stretchers, might give more stability to prevent movement of the plywood over time. It could be built with the same tapered aesthetic as well.
Love your designs.
How much load would such a table be able to handle?
Awesome work!
Amazing work Chris :))
Thanks a lot!
4:36 what do you mean?
Was the table designed to be stood on or not?
From my understanding the literal writing indicates yes, but the tone indicates no
4:07 I'm trying to figure out how you cut these pieces so that the plywood layers line up with the top piece. Given that those pieces underneath are not mitered at a 45° angle, wouldn't the end of the table look a bit odd at the corners and not like a 1.5" piece of Baltic birch?
That new pocket hole jig looks great. Does it work as well as the previous version?
It's better. I think I have a highlighted story on my IG page where I go into detail :)
I like this design, however I think I would order the legs in white, so that I can strip some of the paint, and then make a slim line steel frame to weld or bolt the legs to, this so that the table will have better strength!
Can this be used outdoors under a covered porch?
Thanks for plans😃
Thank You
16:57 It's the next day now....
Cam#2: Oh Hey! Good to see you again! I've been recording ALL NIGHT in here!
I have it set up to start recording at 6:57am. That way it catches me coming in at 7am :)
Durand looked great on her
Chris, do you know if these legs 🦵 are gonna be offered in a shorter version for coffee tables?
Yeah, they already are. There are 3 heights. Dining Table/Desk, Coffee Table, and Dresser/Credenza/etc...
love the plan graphics & animation!
Thanks!
Lo que mas me gusto fueron las patas que hiciste😎
Sick Yellow AJ1s. What color way is that? Great videos by the way! I love what you do. Keep up the great work!
I love these legs, but whoo boy, they ain't cheap.
U never disappoint me.❤️
Thanks...hopefully I can keep the streak alive
Hi, friend I like your videos, I am about to go to your country and I would like to know if I could visit you in your place and share experiences I am a follower of yours and I like how you work with wood, especially plywood, I am from Colombia
Как всегда отличная работа..
Nice 👍👍👍👍
Awesome legs!! 🦵
Landon for sure!
Hi all, great stuff. Can you share the dustless sander y’all use in your builds? Oh. Palm sander ;)
Yeah. Mirka Deros.
I like the Landon frames on her.
I plan to do this build with the yellow legs but instead photograph myself in a pair of Volt University Gold Jordan 1s so I can stay close to on brand with you.
I haven’t watched the whole video yet. I don’t know if you have mention or not. Can you please say what is the thickness of the plywood?
It's in the video for sure. But 3/4" thick
Got it, it was 3/4 inch. Will be trying to make one for my home 😊 great video
Where do you get 4 x 8 Baltic Birch? I've never seen anything other than 5 x 5.
All of the yards around here have it. Somebody once told me it's not technically baltic birch if it isn't 5x5...but it looks identical. Good enough for me.
Hey Chris, which engine are you dropping on the caddy?
I'm not doing anything...but Shaun is putting his VR6 from a mid oughts GTI.
Came here to comment on the Mk4 12v VR on the stand. Super easy swap electrical wise.
Dizzz legzzz!!!! Haha got him!
So a while ago I mentioned that I love your videos and I also provided some feedback about my lack of appreciation for your sponsorship blurbs. Well you provided some insight and I appreciated that. This video is once again quality but the sponsorship is actually part of the video and relevant. You've hit the mark and it doesn't detract from the content. So in this case double points to you! The other bonus and no disrespect we got to see you on your channel, if you catch my drift...
Semi-Exact, thanks for the link, really cool product line. Thanks for the video and plans as well! CeeCee
Oops, bought the Rocker plans and the project is coming along nicely. Thanks again. God Bless.
I kinda figured that was what "cece" was about :)
8:27 You're not going to get 2" here since you're using the offcut. It'll be 2" minus your saw kerf. In the end I don't think this width is critical, but it's something people should be aware of.
Good call. Because the piece is the offcut in this instance. I think circ saws have about a 1/16th kerf...so should be ok :)
I would take the Landon pair
You can!
I might have to order some legs when I get back to the states.
Nice!
Hi, the link for this amazing table the link seems not working
"maybe 10s of thousands" 13,868 views a few hours after posting ;).
On your podcast you guys talk about bamboo ply a lot.. would this be a reasonable project for the bamboo ply? does it have the integrity it would need for something like this?
I've heard the belly pieces referred to as "stretchers"..... I may be wrong.
In the marine sector they be referred to as "floating frames" or "longitudinals"....
They are definitely in the stretcher family. So I agree.
What Is The Purpose Of A Push-stick?
I made this table with solid wood that I got for free on some fb group, that wood came from a wall shelf
I always felt faintly stupid for using my speed square to align my circular saw before I had a miter saw, but I feel better seeing someone else doing it lol
I would take a speed square and a circular saw for accuracy over a miter saw any day.
@@Foureyes.Furniture that’s true but I’ve dropped my circular saw a nonzero number of times - freewheeling saw blades are not my friend :’D
It’s still really useful for wide and long boards though.
What is the project that the engine in the background is for?
That's from Shauns VW
At the time of this comment, the video has been watched ten of thousands of times
The prophecy has come true.
Does this come with a no money back guarantee?
The plans do...if you're not satisfied I will give you your $0 back. No questions asked :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture Perfect!
If Layout instead of Illustrator and dimensioning in SketchUp is an alternative, TIG's Dual Dims plugin could be a useful tool to not exclude the rest of the world with the weird dimensions... ;-)
In all of our "for sale" plans we provide them in both (imperial and metric) the reason we didn't here is because we wanted to avoid having two documents. Honestly, the dimensions are so few here that it's easy enough for people to convert. With our regular plans it would be a pain, so we provide it.
Maybe the belly supports could be called the floating buttresses (buttrii?)
How do Woodshops make money?
Apologies accepeted captain Nida...ah. Chris
retail or reps?
I'm not sure what that means
Landon!
pocket holing the belly seems like an odd choice.
Yeah, it's kind of weird the way that all worked out. But none the less...it is what I did :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture I was excited to post that comment hoping some poor soul would see it completely out of context ;)
Durand for Dolores.
I'm tally-ing them all up :)
Name has nothing to do with the Band of Horses song?
Nice to see someone put "rest of the world" in their place.... lol
it's about time :P
So...in terms of contacting you with my questions - do you prefer: telegram, carrier pigeon, or direct fax?
ESP please :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture oh man, upped the ante on me - well played haha
"What do you expect when your name rhymes with a part of the female anatomy?"
No pressure from you I know. The Semi Exact site is built like they are selling Casper beds. Too many pop ups and sales attempts without just letting me look first. Fail and no sale.
I can pass that along to them. But yeah, kind of out of my control.
I can't believe you pronounced Warby incorrectly.