Build a Farmhouse Dining Table with Benches - Easy DIY with Plans
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- Save money and build your own farmhouse dining table DIY and benches from dimensional lumber. Easy to follow detailed plans. This build is focused on simplicity and efficiency, while still producing a sturdy farmhouse dining table that will last a lifetime. Farmhouse dining table and chair sets can easily set you back over $1,000. This sturdy and functional kitchen table fits 4 people easily on the benches, with extra space for two at each end of the table if you add spare chairs. This dining room table is about 6 feet long by 36″ wide, not including the benches, which nest under the table to save room. This is the perfect DIY woodworking project that will save you money, and doesn’t require tons of tools (planer & jointer help but aren’t necessary).
This beautiful rustic trestle table can be built with pine lumber found easily at local big hardware stores and can be customized to nearly any length or width. You can also choose to stain or paint the table any color you’d like.
See my detailed plans, which include a lumber cut list, detailed step-by-step instructions with 3D models.
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Lumber List
➤4x Pine 2 x 10 x8’
➤2x Pine 2x4x8’
➤1x Pine 2x6x8’
➤6x Pine 4x4x8’
➤4x Pine 2x8x10’
➤1x Pine 1x4x8′
Materials:
➤3.5” Decking Screws - Box
➤1 5/8” Wood Screws - qty 48
➤3/8” dowels (optional)
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Great video
Great design. One of the best I've seen on youtube. If I get around to building one, this will be the one. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks George!
Beautiful table and bench build, well done
Thank you very much!
After watching 20 videos on farmhouse tables and watching all those folks with thousands of dollars of tools was gonna give up till this video....very basic for everyday folks to build.
Thanks, glad that you found something that you can work with!
What brand and color stain is that. It’s beautiful!
Minwax Jacobean!
For anyone using instructions the two top supports and the middle support lengths are switched just fyi
Hi Seth, thanks so much for this comment! I realized this typo and went in and revised the product plan PDF.
How long is the table ?
6 feet
You didnt design that, its been around. More earlier videos then yours. You left quit a bit of gapping in a bit of areas. Cool that you did your own, but yoi act like you came up with this table design. Na.
The goal of this build was to show you how to produce a dining room table with minimal tools using dimensional lumber. Dimensional lumber often comes with cups, bows and twists that must be worked around. Using a jointer and planer would have made the joints fit tighter, for sure, but not everyone has access to these. At the time of this build, my planer was broken.
I adapted the design of this table from several other designs and made changes such as using screws instead of dowels to speed up the build time. Farmhouse tables have been around a long time and there are many different ways to build them.
Thanks for the feedback!