Beautiful and Easy Farmhouse Table Build - 12
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode, we are building our dinner table for our new home. The table turned out great and the final dimensions are 8ftx36"Wx30"H. We purchased the boards from Lowes due to our sawmill boards not being dry yet.
Camera Gear Used
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Sawmill Accessories
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Tools Used
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Stain Used
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Minwax Espresso Stain - amzn.to/3mAHgp2
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Solid, well built, structurally sound ... and the table was great too.
She sure can handle some wood
😂👍
@Sid The sloth Gotta have that thong on as well .
LMAO I laughed way to hard at that
Don't forget the super tight white shirt surprised she didn't trip over a bottle of water
You guys seem really nice and cool, and I love the effort on this table! As a professional table maker, I can give you a few pointers for next time. Pocket hole screws are ok but you must use glue or else the table will begin to separate within a relatively short amount of time. By sanding up to 800, you closed the pores of the wood and made it unable to accept stain, next time, stop at 220! you cannot feel the smoothness of the wood anyways, because poly is a topcoat and rests above the wood. By the way, make sure you do at least 4 coats of poly on the top and bottom equally! Finally, when you attach the base to the tabletop, make sure you have slotted holes in the base to allow for wood expansion because if you do not, the table will bow or cup within a short amount of time. Please let me know if you have any questions and again, you guys seem great and good job for your first time!
Thank you so much for these helpful tips. We really appreciate it.
Great advice Nathan. Do you thing it will eventually bow in the centre given theirs no support there?
Great advice
Glue and clamp, done
I agree it was a great video… is it hard to make and sell a table like this for profit? I respect the wisdom in your advice!
I worked for an unfinished furniture store doing custom finishing for 8 years. We only used 150 grit sandpaper for pine and 180 grit sandpaper for oak prior to staining and clear coating. The finer grit sandpaper ends up polishing the wood and doesn't allow the stain to soak in as much. Your clear coat will level out any imperfections in the wood. Your table came out great!
Exactly. I've worked as a cabinetmaker for 35 years.
It's awesome that you're both involved in every aspect of the build. Very few couples are open enough to each other to work on such projects together in such an efficient manner. #respect
Beautiful table, for what I saw of it. I had a hard time taking my eyes off the beautiful and very well built young 😍 lady.
Thank you so much!
Idiot, don't engage these jezebels. Our DIY and woodworking channels will be flooded with these cheap onlyfans girls.
Who cares what they get views with if they are doing the job right anyway! It a crazy table.
Ain't nobody here for the table...
Thanks Spanky. She is pretty awesome.
There’s a table 🤔
They know what they are doing!
The best shaped Advertising Logo that I've ever seen.
What table
I’ve been working with wood for over 7 years now and one of my projects is to build is a dinning room table. Sharing your project has made it a little easier for someone like me to actually have the confidence to do it. Thanks for sharing!
I have no idea what this video is about but that girl definitely knows how to handle some hard wood.
LMAO🤣🤣🤣🤣
Blast.
You win!!! 😅😅
in the gun industry, placing hot chicks in the videos is how you sucker people into watchkng them. I believe they are called gun bunnies. Not sure what they are called in this industry. This is the 2nd time i fall for it. Sometimes i hate that i fall for it. lol
its like they take advantage of our weaknesses
Technically, its not hardwood. lolz
Your lady is awesome, not because she is good looking but because she works by your side. I love that.
Thank you so much!
That is awesome and it doesn’t hurt that her derrière is phenomenal.
OMG She Is Amazing ... God What A Blessed Lucky Man
Thank you!
Legs are too short, but she is cute.
@@winstonsmiths2449 What a asshole comment, do you feel better now ?
@@grover2727 calm down white knight. She wont spread her legs for u.
I’ve watched like 15 of these videos so far and I’m just finding out they’re about wood working.
You guys make a great team. Also I just started sanding in between poly coats a few months ago like you did and that was a game changer for me. Table top is beautiful.
If you look closely, there’s a table...
Thanks, I was beginning to wonder.
Funny 😂😂😂
lol
Sad just sad
There was a table!?
She's a great way to get clicks for certain. Nice table too.
Bro
Yea pretty pathetic
Thank you
I'm with Ronnie. Superb view. Table looks beautiful, too.
LMAO
perfectly round, well built, can tell its really taken care of..... the table nice too
I have been building furniture for several years now. I have made tables very similar to this one. I actually go a bit over board and use pocket holes and glue with biscuits. It really makes it a super strong joint.
I love pocket hole joinery, and use it whenever I can. But in the case of a table top, I think I'd go with offset double row biscuits and glue. (and lots of clamps!) The primary reason, being to minimize any chance of splitting , warping, twisting and cupping that softwood framing lumber is famous for.
Thank You
Great look. The lighter top with darker legs is a good look.
yes, definitely like the legs
Thank you Guy. We really like the way it turned out.
Thank you Brian.
@@brianfairchild7819 I couldn't take my eyes off of them!
Yes it’s solid and great looking.
Watched this clip 8 times, still ain't seen no table!
I was gonna say, What I see doesn't look like a table at all. Tables don't intrigue me.
Love that comment
@@markyisser9004 Oh do you mark?
That was funny !!!
😂😂😂😂
I appreciate you and your family sharing all you do.
It’s amazing what you can do when you have the right tools/equipment. Knowledge helps too.
It's always easier when you have all those professional tools but look at that work shop that's dream land and a partner who loves the work as much as you perfection.
She sure is equipped well.
@@BadBoyDeGekste well said!
Just happen to come across this video and I must say that table came out great especially for never doing it before. Just a side note, there’s no need to sand to that high of a grit, depending on the wood and what finish your using 220 is usually more than enough. Your top coat will determine the smoothness of the final product. And as far as pocket holes or biscuits or dominoes, there’s no need for any of them. Glue and clamps is the only thing you need. The pocket holes are good if you don’t have clamps but it’s really just holding it together until the glue dries. And biscuits and dominoes are only used to help with alignment(which does help quite a bit) but adds very little strength to the structure. Not sure if you mentioned how you attached the top but make sure you used something that allows for expansion and contraction otherwise the top may crack or warp. Hope this helps for your next project. Great work.
Thank you so much Tony. We will definitely use glue on our next build. We also will not be sanding so high. We appreciate your feedback.
Tony, what is the best way to attach the top to allow for expansion and contraction? Thanks.
@@bobbyfanman1734 look up z clip table top fasteners here on TH-cam. It’s easier to watch it then to explain it, but there real easy to use
@@tonys602 great, thanks!
We kept finding we needed a folding table. This is so easy to store. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxStL0QRChBju4aQlnTrRgBZvafFog0KU3 Opening and closing is easy as well. It has a great handle for carrying around the house. Its pretty lightweight and slides around easy. We bought it for our daughter’s first sleepover. Breakfast was a blur - but 12 7-8 year olds fit at the table with room to spare. We used it at thanksgiving and 6 adults fit comfortably on each side plus 2 on either end for a total of 8. Super easy to clean up afterwards as well.
Wow, the end result really is gorgeous! I wish I was more willing to build stuff cause having exactly what you want and looking the way you want it is pretty great!
Beautiful! So is the table.
Thank you very much!
3:25 Man this girl is gonna make me act up.
She's a beast
Beautiful table, the best of all, you are a great couple! I appreciate you inviting us for feedback, I have learnt a lot from the comments as well!
Hey guys this is walter from stamford Connecticut. I start watching your videos last night. I watch 8 full videos. I went to bed at 2:35am . Table came out beautiful. If had use glue could give you more durability to your table. But one thing ring the 🔔 to me , was when you said I'm not a pro. Carpinter. And I realize no wonder I keep watching your videos. Because.. I love when people improvise to do something And it became a teach and learning. I give you a " A + " I do Home Improvement. And love to do things different than others carpenters. Keep up the good work. God bless you all. Great team the 3 of you.
That table turned out great! I like the way it looks with the flooring.
Thank You
Love the table! Let’s be honest... not what I came here to see, but a nice bonus. 😍
Yep
Wait there's a table?
@@lecookie007 😂😂😂
Table? I'd better go back and watch some of it again.
Thanks for watching!
I came to see this video for the table. Who else came to see the table build?
The table ain't the only beautiful thing
Its gorgeous... and the table is ok too
Was there a table?!
@@michaelhorn9114 thats what they say.........damned if i could see one. ill have to watch it again
Thank you!!
You’ll have to watch it again Michael
Came for the clickbait and stayed for the content. Table looks absolutely beautiful.
Thanks Kyle!!
Typo... from* not for. Lol jk. She's awesome.
Yeah, the clickbait caught me too at first. Content is pretty cool.
LOL
It's not click bait if you learn something...but ya me too..I did the same.
Terrific work. With wood prices being what they are these days, I love that you were able to make something that beautiful with box store pine. An heirloom dining room trestle table is on my to-do list. Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Thanks for clearly showing how the pocket holes work to join the boards. I had heard described, but this really helps to see it!
I feel bad looking at another man’s treasure but damn man!
It’s okay Eric. She’s a good looking woman.
Hi just want more views and hi let’s his wife help this why, people are losing there indecent wired.
Beautiful table
Be careful about using anything over 220 grit. Instead of making it nice and smooth, you will start to polish Instead. Also making it difficult for stains to pentrate
That treasure helped get him 1 million plus views. He doesn't mind he's happy.
I used pocket holes and glue on two of my tables. Been outside under a patio cover for nearly 5 years. Works fine, but I'm cheap, so after the glue was nice and hard, I actually took all the screws out to reuse them later! So, glue will be just fine.
Thanks for the feedback! I will use glue on the next table build.
I like your thinking!
@@spudth I don't use pocket screws often, but I have not bought new ones in a few years. I realized most people only glue up tables tops, so if I was using glue and screws, what was the point of screws? I don't have a lot of clamps, so pocket screws are now mini-disposable clamps to me. When they get too stripped out, I leave them in. Otherwise, I wait for the glue to dry nice and hard and take them out! I still laugh a little when I do it.
Tights as a ducks arse! And that's water tight!
Nice looking table. I like that you showed all the elements it took to build the table for yourselves. Every project is a learning experience.
Now I truly comprehend the real meaning of wood!
Haha thanks for watching Francisco.
Hahah
I am a slow learner so watching it 10th time. 🤩
Thanks
Let’s be real the only slow thing your about is how to not whack off while watching this🤣
^^^no doubt, the guy must work out! I’d keep him if I was her! It’s a joke people.
The table looks great and compliment the decor in the room. I personally put tarp down when staining over concrete. I understand that it is a work area and superficial but if you stain a lot it really makes the area look run down after a while. I would have done any different with the stain. It looks real good with the sorta two tone effect because of the different sanding grit. It adds just a little character that isn’t distracting at all but adds a little dimension. I would have been nervous about using pocket holes instead of biscuits and glue. You took a chance and it worked out very well. I’m inspired to give it a try.
Oh wow that came out really nice. Wish I had access to timber like that. Good job :)
Man, a festool track saw and exposed pocket holes? One of a kind! I like it.
Thanks! I am no professional but I am learning.
I’m on the fence about the exposed pocket holes, I believe if you plugged with dowels and cut flush it would look so much better. Beautiful table though that color is amazing
I was into this video for 10 mins when I realized you were making something. Well done to get the click guys. Nice table
All the videos are like that. It's all in the camera angle. Don't know she wears anything not skin tight. It sells.
Thats one beautiful item i would love to have some dinner off of that
Looks great! I always use glue. I’d use a biscuit jointer (because I have one), or a Domino over pocket holes with the glue simply to avoid all the pocket holes under the table. I’m also a big fan of real breadboard ends. They add stability to very large tables and they are fun to make, I think they look cool too.
I’m not too particular on the brand of stain, but I do like to use the staining pads during application. On soft woods (pine or alder), I use a homemade Pre-stain.
Agreed, pocket holes are never the way
You have definitely figured out how to work TH-cam to your advantage...
Nicely done.
I appreciate that!
I remember seeing you both have your home build. I am so happy to find out you have a channel. We just went under contract for our first home and already my husband wants to change some things😂
I read a lot of the comments glad there’s so many craftsman out there I love to creat and build. I have my father to think for that. He was a master carpenter from wv
Beautiful loaves!
watching this brings back memories, "10minutes later" ( Oh yeh , the views I used to get from being under the table ) 3:32 3:50
Nice
You weirdo
That’s awesome that she helps you with projects and everything. Dam kids can’t even throw out the trash without a grown up telling them these days
Thank you
You two did Pretty good i also have built that style of table one was store bought and one was made from old reclaimed 100 plus year old barn lumber and I tell ya what the old barn lumber one was to just die for have rich and beep colors of gray and a rust color grain and the mother-in-law just cried when she first seen it. It was a success in my eyes to this day it’s still standing the test of time no play in words lol have a good day y’all
Honestly it is not about what I would do. I found what you two did for yourselves very impressive. I like the fact that you can replace anyone of those boards if you ever need to. And your table looks very nice.
First off, Great Job!! as for the table: The stain I have come to love is Rustoleum Stains, they seam to be easier to apply and look real good. I also would have conditioned the wood prior to the stain this prevents blotchiness. The pocket-hole idea I like and its less messy than the glue-up.
Thanks for the tips! We really appreciate it
Rust oleum stains are “horrible” … I repeat … horrible…
She is AMAZING!!! Oh the table turned out nice too.
Thank you Randy!
Ok I fell for the thirst trap lmao!
Where has this product been all my life?! Works like a charm!
Who was the master carpenter who created THAT masterpiece? Such geometry!
Thanks
God!
WOW!! You guys do some absolutely amazing work. The cedar/ressin boards were gorgeous. Love the videos.
Clever thinking with that thumbnail. View count really shows the success
Thanks to this tutorial, my dishwasher is working great!
Java gel Stain from general finishes Awesome stuff!! Easy to apply
Thank you Tony! Great tip!
Always use glue. That added with the pocket holes wouldve added alot more strength. Looks great.
Thank you Larry! We will use glue next time
I'm with you on the pocket holes. Much more solid platform and little to no seams. Good job guys.
That table is badass!
Am I the only one impressed with the fact that she carried, held, switched hands and lowered that table top with no issue. Beast.
She is one spectacular woman!
Ya the thick ones are like that
Great job on the table, amazing work! I look forward to seeing what y'all build next.
Thank you James!
Beautiful solid table
Is that a Steelers sticker on the toolbox in the background? Yinzers worldwide unite!
I would used dowels and glue on those, wood expands and retracts. I would also used a pre conditioner before staining, I saw some blotches on the wood. Overall it was a solid build.
Thanks Nomad. I will definitely be trying a pre-stain next time.
Pre conditioner is a must for getting a even finish on pine. Good suggestion.
Yes always use pre stain conditioner but the reason the top came out lighter is because you sanded it to a much higher grit that the rest of the table. The lower the grit the more stain will absorb resulting in a darker color.
Beautiful table and fits perfectly in the home!
Thanks so much!
Micheal, It’s Dr. Loomis….
That table is awesome!!!. I won't 1!!!
a hard working woman, how rare is that nowdays!! much respect!
That was beautifully done great job and thanks for the idea.
Glad you liked it Lawrence! Many more videos coming soon.
@@TripleLRusticDesigns great
it came out nice guys, love the way it shined when ya brought it in the house
Thank you! It is very nice in our home
DF ca cc
That open work shop makes me cry every time I watch these films it's what dreams are made of and that hard wear store o God we need those in England and your a very lucky man having a partner who loves wood work as much as you very talented girl😁👍
Now that right there is a table I'd eat on every day.😋
The ONLY thing Id have done differently, would be fill the holes with wood putty, and probably go two tone with base and too.. but thats just me. Great job guys.
Thank you very much for the feedback. I wish I had hidden the holes on the base.
Looks like a 1992 high school shop class project.
I’m honored
@@TripleLRusticDesigns Oh no doubt I can tell. Gratz bro!
That Table came out solid!
Man you're blessed, you have a sweet set up , the wifey helping. what else can a man want..
...Her identical twin
Hey guys, just to congratulate youse for the nice job done, from Sydney. Good on ya guys.
You keep asking "how would you have done this?"....... just like that sir, just like that. Marvelous
Bait to build comments.
Thank you Dale! We are learning.
Marketing genius! 😍 ... loved hearing about pocket holes 🤣
Haha you caught onto that!!
Yes. The only thing that is wonderful in this video is the woman: D
Like the pocket hole idea great color
I never valued wood in my entire life before Zoe kicked in few days ago. now I cant simply stop thinking about wood 24 hours a day nonstop. Wood is everything guys.
You got me with that thumbnail.. But also the table came out beautiful and simple to do
Thank you!
The water based poly works great, I used it for the last 20 years! Great looking table.
3:32 👌🏻
Thanks
I really love how much natural light you have in your living room👍
The color is perfect!
I didn’t see the table until the end of the video 😂
Nice touch holding your viewers with the eye candy 🍬 girl
We appreciate the feedback!
Definitely a smart fella
Wow, incredibly smooth and accessible. Oh yeah, nice table too.
Cool work, great table) Fast beautiful and practical) Fast for me when watching a video))
Nice lookin table yall did an awesome job on it
This is smart put a women in the center and get paid through TH-cam very well, well played you guys
Thank you Angel
The only reason I clicked.
only way they can make $ certainly can't make money off building quality furniture
3:30 Is what you came for 🤣
That’s a good part
So enjoy your channel! Love the table! J
Looking for videos on farmhouse tables. Came across this video. Your responses to the... inevitable misogynistic comments earned you a new sub. You clearly have this internet thing down pat folks. Keep up the good work.