Hi Shelby, we did a lot of testing to get this weathered oak look without pulling yellow out of the pine. My wife is checking to see what colors we used and I will get back to you once we know. I might link you to her blog. livingliesel.com as she might do a write up on the color.
www.lowes.com/pd/Minwax-Color-Wash-Weathered-Gray-Water-Based-Interior-Stain-Actual-Net-Contents-32-fl-oz/1002602240 I used this colorwash transparent layering color in weathered gray FIRST and then after it dried, I applied oil based special walnut. I did about 2-3 coats of the oil based stain, wiped on, and then let it dry! It has held up and I have had no issues layering water based and then oil based!
Nice work! One pro tip - never set your stock on the garage floor. That's where it will pick up tiny little pieces of stone or grit that gets embedded in the wood and then puts a groove in your joiner and planer blades. You could use the same joinery principle to do a shelf part way down.
I was planning on making a very unique Stranger things inspired console table myself but i was wondering if 34 inches for the height would be too short?
@@lobendinonicole Yes, I milled these 2x6 down to 2x3's. If you dont have a table saw I would just buy 2x3's x 8ft prime stud. They are cheaper than 2x4s. Good luck on the build. hope this helps.
To all those complaining about not having the tools, the only uncommon tool they used was the jointer and maybe the planner. There are alternatives you can use, like a $20 handplane or a $30 electric hand plane from harbor freight. There are plenty of those videos on youtube. The video is more about the materials and the design.
i was hoping the design plans would give the color of the stain used, but it doesn't. Can you please share that info too? Thank you! It's a beautiful table!
nothing infuriates me more than some Jack, that tells me a table only cost $50 to make, but requires, $10,000 in tools in equiptment. Dude if you are using joiner, a stable saw and other $1000 tools, don't tell people it cost $50 to make this table, It does not, not even close. You would have far more credibility if you tell people it cost $50 in wood but requires the following tools which cost thousands.
@Wes Wayne oh my good, thank you, this is the husband and I am laughing my ass off at your response. Thank you so much for the response and my rolling on the floor with laughter. Me: laughing my ass off. Her: what the hell is so funny. Me: stop being so damn rude. Her: fuck off
I mean you weren’t wrong in your above comment. Who goes on someone’s page and blasts them for doing something creative and positive? People need to stick to the dollar store diy if it’s not a serious passion. 🤷🏼♀️
Uhg this looks so GOOD!! I wish I had all the tools to do this or space. I need to make a small entry table for my studio and I can’t seem to to find the length I need.
You can typically do all the things that I show here with a table saw. I am putting out a new video showing how to build things with less equipment. I might add this one to the list and do it again.
Hello, what was the stain used for this console table? We are building this exact one as well :)
Nice video, very helpful! :)
This is the look I’m going for! But don’t have the tools, so I’ll go with a simpler style
Hi 👋 great video. Question, what color did you guys used for stain it ?
Yes like to know that too ?
Love this! Could you share what stain you used??
Hi Shelby, we did a lot of testing to get this weathered oak look without pulling yellow out of the pine. My wife is checking to see what colors we used and I will get back to you once we know. I might link you to her blog. livingliesel.com as she might do a write up on the color.
Great job!!! The table looks great. I also want to know the stain wood color you used in this video too please.
@@BryceLane any update on the stain?
What color stain is this?
www.lowes.com/pd/Minwax-Color-Wash-Weathered-Gray-Water-Based-Interior-Stain-Actual-Net-Contents-32-fl-oz/1002602240 I used this colorwash transparent layering color in weathered gray FIRST and then after it dried, I applied oil based special walnut. I did about 2-3 coats of the oil based stain, wiped on, and then let it dry! It has held up and I have had no issues layering water based and then oil based!
What stain did you use? It’s beautiful
Good job man! Great team work. Liked! & Subscribed! Can't wait to see new projects. I'm gonna attempt to build a console table today.
How did it come out Ricki?
Nice Vid!!! Wonder if there would be any concern of wood distortion due to moisture since the material is standard lumber from box store. Thanks!
Yes absolutely, you can leave this lumber in your garage to dry out for a couple of months.
hahahah! 500,000 Dollars. Great video!
You both did a wonderful job.. keep it up.
$500,000?? Made out of gold?
😂 Ha yes, I meant 500-1000.
Nice work! One pro tip - never set your stock on the garage floor. That's where it will pick up tiny little pieces of stone or grit that gets embedded in the wood and then puts a groove in your joiner and planer blades. You could use the same joinery principle to do a shelf part way down.
$500,000 for a table?! 😛
Very nice project! Big like from me👍! I also make some diy wood projects and shoot videos. Keep on!!!
What is the wood stain you use for the table?
you never said what kind of wood did you use????
Thank you i really needed this. You made my day
I’m happy to see I’m not the only one who does glue ups on top of my table saw. 😲
Heck yes, nothing but some paint thinner and the cleanup is a simple matter.
Can you post what stain you guys used?
What stain did you use for the table?
I was planning on making a very unique Stranger things inspired console table myself but i was wondering if 34 inches for the height would be too short?
Do you guys sell these?
Hi Nicole, we do not currently make these. Lumber is a bit costly at the moment.
@@BryceLane hi, thank you! Mind telling me which lumber exactly you got from HomeDepot? I went there to buy but theres so many.
@@lobendinonicole Yes, I milled these 2x6 down to 2x3's. If you dont have a table saw I would just buy 2x3's x 8ft prime stud. They are cheaper than 2x4s. Good luck on the build. hope this helps.
Yes
To all those complaining about not having the tools, the only uncommon tool they used was the jointer and maybe the planner. There are alternatives you can use, like a $20 handplane or a $30 electric hand plane from harbor freight. There are plenty of those videos on youtube. The video is more about the materials and the design.
i was hoping the design plans would give the color of the stain used, but it doesn't. Can you please share that info too? Thank you! It's a beautiful table!
Look good . But this diy required too much money for the tools . Nice console thou
I guess they’re not going to tell us what stain was used 😢
Im carpenter you you eny job
Don’t have these tools 🥺
nothing infuriates me more than some Jack, that tells me a table only cost $50 to make, but requires, $10,000 in tools in equiptment. Dude if you are using joiner, a stable saw and other $1000 tools, don't tell people it cost $50 to make this table, It does not, not even close. You would have far more credibility if you tell people it cost $50 in wood but requires the following tools which cost thousands.
@Wes Wayne oh my good, thank you, this is the husband and I am laughing my ass off at your response. Thank you so much for the response and my rolling on the floor with laughter. Me: laughing my ass off. Her: what the hell is so funny. Me: stop being so damn rude. Her: fuck off
You’re the hubby? And you don’t have any power tools? Looks like y’all know what to get each other for the holidays!!!
I mean you weren’t wrong in your above comment. Who goes on someone’s page and blasts them for doing something creative and positive? People need to stick to the dollar store diy if it’s not a serious passion. 🤷🏼♀️
He's done a great job but still, it's silly to assume the average person has all the equipment he does..
I concur.
measurement pls
REALLY NICE
DIY ???????????
Uhg this looks so GOOD!! I wish I had all the tools to do this or space. I need to make a small entry table for my studio and I can’t seem to to find the length I need.
You can typically do all the things that I show here with a table saw. I am putting out a new video showing how to build things with less equipment. I might add this one to the list and do it again.