Custom Farmhouse Table Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2019
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Did this one a little different. More of a watch me work style video. Let me know if you liked it in the comments below! Thanks for watching!
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Hey I bought the plans and am starting this build - question. The plan calls for 1.75 thick lumber. Is that your starting thickness after planning it down or where you started at?
A lot more straight forward than most vids. Loved it. Great work! :)
That is a nice table. I can see that thing lasting over a century.
That's the hope! Thanks for watching man!
That’s a beautiful table. What a heirloom.
Thank you! Much appreciated!
Nice table. Cool dog.
You truly do excellent work.... Thank you for sharing your gift.
Thanks so much!
Beautiful table and some excellent craftsmanship. Very well done.
Thank you! Thanks for watching.
Nice work. I like how you oiled the alder and not stained.
Love it. Great design
Looks awesome brother!
Thanks Jason! Appreciate you watching.
Amazing build, videography and editing style. Love it.
Thank you!
This is an awesome video!!! Great job patience and attention to the details.
Thank you!! Really appreciate that! I try to pay attention to as much detail as I can lol.
Wonderful and very professional work!
Thank you!
Amazing work !! Loved the video.
Thank you!!
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Dude! You killed this build! Amazing job and great video!
Thanks man! Thank you for watching!
Great job it’s beautiful
Thanks so much!
Amazing work
Thank you!
Fantastic!
Very well done!
Thank you!!
I used to think I could build a farm table. After watching this video, I now know that I can’t. LOL
Awesome build and video!
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Fantastic Craftsmanship!
Thank you!!
great and easy to assemble,
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Any chance these plans will be made available on our store?
Awesome video brother! I’ll be starting one very similar in a few weeks, but with breadboard ends!
Thanks bud! I'm excited to see it!
I probably would have built it a little different but its a substantial table that will last a lifetime
Thanks! Appreciate it!
1:32 I like how the music in background and the sound of the table saw are in the same key
Good work man
Thank you!
Great project. I personally would like some commentary. Know what your thinking as your progressing. But I can take it either way. Great Job.
Yea I also like voice overs but I figured I'd give this style a try
WOW 😍😍😍
Very nice build and cool video! I definitely like it!
Thanks Donny! Appreciate it!
Great video per usual dude!
Thanks man!
It's a joy to watch someone with top notch skills work their magic. I agree with the consensus of comments that this table will likely become a family heirloom lasting perhaps for generations. And I very much like the video production - straight ahead and to the point, keeping the focus on the work and not the 'show'. Speaking of which, EXCELLENT(!) music from 1:05 to 3:26 - could you please identify? Thanks...
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it. I honestly don't know what the song is. I'm sorry.
Great build! I’m interested to see how you reference the domino to align the braces. I have an XL and haven’t figured it out yet lol
Haha it was alot of thinking and my head hurting. I actually used a friend's Domino. "Knottydog woodshop" on here. He's really good with it.
Would appreciate an overview of what you're going to do. As it is it's just watching wood being cut.
Bro...this is one gorgeous table! I absolutely loved this style of video. You are really talented in what you do. What kind of wood did you use for this build?
Thanks so much Greg! I appreciate that! This table is make out of knotty alder. I use it in alot of my builds. 👍🏻
I need more tools. LOL
Haha don't we all
This was great, thanks, been searching for "building a dining table top" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Ever heard of - Fenadelyn Esteemed Framework - (should be on google have a look )?
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He (or she) who dies with the most tools wins!!
Beautiful..What size round over did you use for edge?
Love love this table. Way above my skillset. What kind of retail price would such an animal have??
Thank you! I sell them for $2499
Luar biasa 👍
Keren 👍
I bought your plans…started the build and I’m super excited to see it all finished! When you clamped your top, did you only clamp from the bottom? Or did you add more clamps on the top side off video? Thanks for the plans and video!
Thanks so much for the support! I honestly don't remember but I do use clamps on both sides to get even pressure. That's what I would recommend.
Just great. Can you tell me why you use dominos for the base and just lamello’s for the top?
Because the base is structural and the top isn't. The biscuits are just there to line everything up.
Your C-channel idea is an interesting alternative to breadboard ends for a tabletop. Do you think a flat piece of steel would serve the same purpose with less routing?
I really dislike bread board ends lol. The flat steel will bow unlike c channel
Thank you so much for inviting us to watch your wonderful video. Where do you buy the wood that you use to make the table? And what is the name if you don't mind. I have been looking for exactly this type of table for 2 years now. Now, I'll pray and hope my husband would build one for me. New sub here!
I get it from my local hardwood dealer. I used knotty alder on this one. Thanks for watching!
Great Build!! The C-channel installed to keep the wood from moving ,twisting, warping with seasonal changes?
It is. I have a video on it and how to install it. 👍
Nice build! What kind of wood was used and how'd you attach the top? Was waiting for that part but wasn't in there.
It's knotty alder. I attach all my tops using z clip table top fasteners. I make the slot for them with a biscuit jointer.
Hey Brandon, im making this table now for the second time, the first one turned out great! This second table is going to be 12 feet instead of 10 feet. Do you think there would be any issues with using this same design and adding a foot to each end? Im thinking as long as the stretchers are the proper length it shouldnt be a problem.
Awesome table. What kind of wood did you use? And the dimension? I hesitate to purchase lumber from a box store as it is full of water and may tend to warp over time. Any recommendations?
I used knotty alder. It's a 10ft table. Definitely look for a local hardwood supplier that deals with kiln dried wood.
Why you use c-channel , leg construction give full support in my opinion
Awesome build video. Did you find that the df500 domino made deep enough cuts for the base? Been debating between getting a 500 or 700 for builds just like this. Thanks.
I highly recommend the 500 unless you plan on building a bunch of huge slab furniture, the 500 does everything you need.
Nice job ,👌 what kind of finish did you use?
Thank you. I used Rubio Monocoat oil plus 2c pure.
Nice build, I see you used C channel for table stiffeners? How many did you use on that top? Where did you get your C channel? Legacy Lumber wants $45 for a 35” piece? Btw, what size was the C channel you used? 1”x1/2”x36”
I usually try to use 3 on a 10ft top or 2 on 8ft or less. I buy it from the metal yard in 20' sticks. It's around 20-25 bucks and just cut it myself and drill the holes.
Lovely table and a pleasure to watch you build it. :) Did you use a polyurethane coat?
Thank you! I used a finish called Rubio Monocoat. It's a oil/wax blend.
Hello, What wood did you use in this project?
Good video. What was the point of the steel channel? To keep the top from warping?
Barry
Yes. I have a video on it actually. th-cam.com/video/2Pd6rEbkfo0/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful piece. Do you recall how many hours you put into it?
Thanks so much! Probably around 25 hours or so.
What’s the purpose of gluing multiple boards together instead of just using a 4x4?
Awesome table mate. Can I ask where you got your plans from? Im going to be building myself a table soon and looking for plans. Cheers mate, keep up the good work.
Thanks! I just kinda made it up as I went lol. I'll have plans available for it soon.
@@WalkersWoodworks do you have the plans yet? Just asking this is a really good piece and also how ma y people can it sit and do you have a dinning chair tutorial ?if you don't mind me asking
Are wood countertops bad?
Outstanding build! Subscribed! BTW, Do you like the Makita track saw?
Thanks so much. I really do. The track saw is probably my favorite investment.
Wow I really love this design, nice chunky legs that are unobtrusive. I also would love to see those plans; I would be a buyer if you put them up on your website's shop :)
Also it looks like you built it to be dismantled for transport, which is great. Is the center stretcher held in place by two dowels in each leg? Are those glued or can you knock them out? I also missed what the dado's at the end were for, and where the screws go that end up in the threaded inserts in the top?
Keep it up!
Edit: m/m watched your other video, I see the C-Channel is just to keep it from warping.
Haha thank you so much! Means alot that you took the time to comment. Appreciate the support! I will have plans available for this table sometime in the future.
@@WalkersWoodworks Have the plans been created for this table? I would like to purchase them. Great table!
Awesome build, what tape measurer is that
Thanks! Probably Milwaukee. I'd have to watch the video again to see haha.
Would it be possible to get a more step by step type of walk through video i bought the plans but an in-depth video would also be great. Gonna build this table and put a tv in the middle for my dungeons and dragons group! great vid though
I appreciate the support! I do wish I would have made the video a little more detailed. Sorry about that.
how do you do dominos without an expensive piece of equipment like that? And what brand of finish did you use...beautiful
I borrowed it from my friend. You can also use a router with a home made jig. The wood Whisperer has videos on that process.
I saw a cut list quickly in the video, but do you have plans for this build? Great work!
I don't but I may make some.
Walkers Woodworks I would be very interested in some
In the works! I'll comment back here when they are available. Or if you want to go to my website and sign up for my email list you will be notified. I have some plans available as well there in the shop. Walkersww.com thanks for watching!
Do you put anything else after the monocoat finish?
Nope! Rubio is the finish. Works great!
are you sure the top portion of the table will last being held together with just glue?
Absolutely. Glue is stronger than wood to be honest.
Do you have plans for this table, I don't see it on your website? Also you used a scrapper of some sort around 7:44, do you have a link to that tool? I really like how you handled a few of the details.
I don't have plans for it. Sorry. I got the scraper at home depot but here is a similar one amzn.to/3pEEvYA
@@WalkersWoodworks thank you, still new to some of this and trying to figure out all the tools people use is hard at times.
Hey how do you like your Makita track saw?? Do you like your purchase after the fact?
Love it
Can you tell me how you put the pins in the stretcher? Do you glue on both ends of the pin, like both in the stretcher and leg?
Yep!
Ok so no screws? Just dowels and glue?
Are you worried about wood movement? I'm just looking into building my first table. Thanks
I use the z clip table top fasteners to allow the top to expand and contract.
@@WalkersWoodworks do you have a video about bread board ends for table
Didn't you used thicknessing machine for manefacture of for countertops table?
+KulikBuildingEnterprise Channel I'm sorry I don't understand what you mean.
I'm in the middle of my first table build, I don't have some of the tools yet that a more experienced woodworker would so I'm going a little slower and I only have about an hour each day to work on it, but about how long does it take to make a table this size?
The way I do it I can get it done in about 25-30 hours.
@@WalkersWoodworks Haha I got a ways to go! Thanks for the reply.
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Hey Brandon, what wood species was this? Great looking build!
It's knotty alder. Thanks!
What did you add to the table that brought out the color?
Rubio monocoat oil+2c pure
Awesome Table and great video. I'm putting together a cut list and plans to build one my self. I have one question, what are the three 6' 6" boards on your cut list used for? Thanks in advance.
I believe they were for the stretchers on the top.
Do you have any plans for this table I would love to build its what my wife and I want
I don't. Sorry.
Nice, but I couldn't help thinking its overbuilt.
Better than underbuilt I suppose. 👍🏻
Where do you get your hard wood from?
Hughes hardwoods in chico ca
Ok how much epoxy did u use for a table like that in gallons ,and how much did you sell the thing for ,I want to do what u r doing but I am afraid of the cost lol is the work and cost worth it ? What was your cost to make it all the cost sanding finishing epoxy so I can see if I want to jump in to it please and good job looked great .
Haha it will vary alot between size, material, location. Etc...
I want to know about the table u made in this video , Besides showing people how to make it you guys should sure what the price of something like that cost and goes far that’s just as much is showing somebody how to do something like that that’s all I was wondering
Well honestly it's almost always for clients so that probably wouldn't be a great business decision. As far as the epoxy though I only used a few ounces. A quart will go a long way just filling knots and cracks.
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What were the dimensions of the table overall? What type of wood did you use?
42" wide and 10ft long. It's knotty alder.
Walkers Woodworks what type of woods do you recommend for tables like that?
Do you have plans available for this?
could you tell me how much it cost for all the wood to make this? looking to make one for my household
Honestly it depends on your area and time of year. Wood prices are so different.
What is the price for table?
what stain did you put on the wood??
This was the pure color of Rubio monocoat oil+2c
Do you think dowels would work as an alternative to the dominos?
Absolutely
@@WalkersWoodworks If i were to use loose tenons with the router would i need to make them snug like you did with the domino, or would it be alright to make them oversize and have them be loose?
I would try to make them as snug as possible at least a couple for locating.
@@WalkersWoodworks thank you for taking the time to answer i appreciate it!
What was your overhang?
I usually do 18"
have you released plans for this yet?Also do you. think you could use dowels instead of dominos and biscuits?
also how did you go about attaching the table top to the base?
I haven't. Sorry. I attached the top with z clips also known as table top fasteners.
What is the metal rail for?
To help keep the top flat.
Is it true that, that Rubio really takes just one coat like I am hearing?
It is true.
TBH you could re-post the video with commentary and that would also be quite excellent. As it is, very nicely done. It was fascinating to see the project from start to finish.
I've thought about doing another table with with a voice over. Just wasn't sure how well it would do. Thanks for the feedback!
You are incredibly talented, but I wish you would've named and explained some of the products you used.
Check my other videos I do voice overs in pretty much all the rest lol. This one was just a one off. Trying something new. Didn't like it without voice over.
Is this just pine?
No its Alder.
How much does building a table like this cost?
If I use knotty alder which is what this is, it's usually about $500-700 or so for material.
How much this table would cost if it was 6' foot?
I charge $2200
Can you leave the wood untreated without staining ? I luv wood but stain full of chemicals 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
The finish I use is all natural. It's called Rubio Monocoat. It's zero VOC.
Walkers Woodworks wow amazing ty 🙏🏻
A little narration would be helpful!!