I built a farmhouse table for my daughter too! I also made benches to match. I used 2x6s for the top. Love my Kreg jig! Gotta get the HD attachment. Yes...glued & screwed pine...holds up quite well. I am a 64 year old grandma but it sure helps to watch you Ana. You were my first inspiration to learn woodworking! Thank you for making it so easy! I have used many of your patterns!
2 suggestions and a question: To keep your drill straight you can hang a ring or a washer on your drill bit - if it starts to slide forward or backward you know you're tilting the drill - other suggestion is to put the base on the table top when its upside down, should be easier to attach I'd think. The one question, are you concerned about future cracks due to expansion and contraction over the years? With everything tightly bolted together there's no room for expansion and contraction. Not trying to nit-pick, just trying to understand ;-)
I made a coffee table 4 years ago and the joints are invisible. Have to say that I live in Costa Rica and can't say if the weather difference would be a factor.
Just wondering ... wouldn't it be better to use pocket screws from the ends of the table boards into the breadboard? That would seem stronger than screwing them into end-grain, wouldn't it?
Love it. The only problem I see is the end parts for a chair to eat. Is that enough room for chair with feet under it without hitting the bottom board? The one at pottery barn is the same. Odd. $1600. They show a picture with chair pushed in over the bottom board. I guess some ppl wouldnt care. My feet would be all over the board.
Pottery Barn doesn’t do well at shipping to Wyoming either! My order was routed back and forth between larger metro-areas and actually passed by my town 3 times before arriving almost 4 weeks later. I feel the pain your friend is feeling! Your table is a beautiful solution and much cheaper 🥰
The table looks really really good did not know about the Kreg HD kit going to have to look into that oh and I built a few of those Christmas trees that you recently made in the past sold them for $50 a piece! work out great! Happy holidays to you and yours
i just found your channel from a recommendation from the TH-cam channel Migraine Craftsman. He said that you show in your videos way to make your own inexpensive furniture for people who live in tiny houses.
You make it look so easy, beautiful table I love it. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family and merry Christmas to you all
I was just looking at that. Yes but not comfortably. I guess it's fine for guest situation. I see it being a trend at pottery barn. Another table similar dimensions they put the chairs front legs over the bottom board. But they have an extended version. So I guess per dimensions make it a little longer on each side. Looks like it flips up but idk. Probable not a hard addition. Maybe Ana might show how to do that one day. I like the table.
Anna, I have a Dewalt table saw that has somehow gotten off. As I push a piece of wood along the fence as it gets to the far side of the fence the wood gets tight and the cut is no longer completely straight. It will be off by a hair. Do you have any idea what is wrong and can I correct it?
Nice. Matthias Wandel would have a heart attack if he knew there was a heavy duty pocket hole attachment for the Kreg Jig. If you do not know the TH-cam giant, he hates pocket holes. I like all the gadgets Kreg has. I have a few of them. The table saw setup is cool!
The table turned out great. Damn, you make it look so easy lady! One thing I might add would be a board glued flat underneath behind the breadboard on both ends. Might be an option to think about.
A quick question… Do you ever have any issues with the breadboard ends on a table top when you use pocket hole screws as far as wood movement due to temperature change?
Another great video Ana!! Can please share what type of wood did you use on this project? I’m curious how Douglas Fir would turn out on this project.🤔🤔 Thanks in advance
WOW God bless you. You are some friend you don't find too many friends like you. BEAUTIFUL job well done. GODBLESS you and your family and friends .. HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE.
To deal with cupping just put them cup up , cup down then glue . I never use pocket holes. Title bond is amazing glue. The wood will break before your joint. Great table 👌
Great video and informative too ana.....jus one question though ...how much did u charge for a table this size ?????thanks ....stay blessed and cheers !!!!!!😀😀👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I really enjoy all your woodworking plans, my hubby and I have made a couple of farmhouse tables but are having trouble with warping, any tips or tricks to prevent warping ? Thank you ♥️
Just for fun. When you need to drill a horizontal hole free hand. Take a washer with a hole just a bit larger than your drill bit and slide it onto the drill bit up by the chuck. If it drifts towards the work peace lower the drill a bit, if it slides back toward the chuck raise the drill. Now you can focus on the right left orientation. Hope that helps. Really enjoy your site and love Delta! How's Jacobs shop coming?
My husband and I made this table for our daughter-in-law. So thankful for the plan with pocket holes - so much easier and nicer in appearance,. Very good plans.
Hi Ana... Love ❤your work.....I'm a huge fan of your creative and simple designs, but this is so off the topic of this gorgeous table..... I just watched your tiny house video and I was blown away by how you managed to build what seems to be a very comfortable "spiral" staircase in such a tiny footprint. So, I was hoping that you have or can make a how to video on it's construction.
Ana - I am almost done with my build. You say 2 inch screws to attach - did you use pocket hole again? or screw directly through to the tabletop? Plans were not clear there. Thanks so much for sharing your plans!!
You can do pocket holes along the inside of the aprons going upwards for attaching top, or you can just screw through the aprons into the tabletop with regular wood screws.
Came out awesome, super nice work! I love the look of the angle you put on the legs; I’m always drawn to the trestle table style and I’ve been getting super repetitive with it, psyched to make one something like yours! I see that you made this a couple years ago, do you know how the joints along the ends of the table are holding up? Lovely to watch, thanks for posting!
Hello I love this table! thanks for sharing as well, i'm considering finishing a table similar to this one. I really like the stain that you used its so beautiful. I was wondering what stain you used for this amazing project? Thanks again!
That is a beautiful table! Would love to make it but do not have all the tools. I am learning so much from your videos and you are an excellent teacher!
Great job on the table. The first project I made for my wife 2 years ago was a farmhouse style table that would be outside on our deck. I had never built anything like that before and I had only a picture to go by with no measurements for either the table top or the trestle style legs. I used 2 x 8 pressure treated pine lumber from the orange company and used pocket holes and glue to hold the boards together as you did. Anyway your table is great and gave me ideas on how to do my next try much better. Love your channel!
Great job. It’s so cool to see you both working together on the project. I can tell you guys have a great rhythm in the shop and are supportive and patient with/of each other. Nice job and thanks for the Sunset views!
Pottery barn: that’ll be $1600
Ana: hold my snow boots
I built a farmhouse table for my daughter too! I also made benches to match. I used 2x6s for the top. Love my Kreg jig! Gotta get the HD attachment. Yes...glued & screwed pine...holds up quite well. I am a 64 year old grandma but it sure helps to watch you Ana. You were my first inspiration to learn woodworking! Thank you for making it so easy! I have used many of your patterns!
2 suggestions and a question: To keep your drill straight you can hang a ring or a washer on your drill bit - if it starts to slide forward or backward you know you're tilting the drill - other suggestion is to put the base on the table top when its upside down, should be easier to attach I'd think. The one question, are you concerned about future cracks due to expansion and contraction over the years? With everything tightly bolted together there's no room for expansion and contraction. Not trying to nit-pick, just trying to understand ;-)
I made a coffee table 4 years ago and the joints are invisible. Have to say that I live in Costa Rica and can't say if the weather difference would be a factor.
I need a friend like you, I love this table..
A farmhouse table is one of my favorite they are very expensive... Beautiful job.
Soso Sanchez I’m with u. Not only do I wish I lived in her hometown with the snow, I wish she was my friend...lol
The table is beautiful. Kreg's table is super. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
Just wondering ... wouldn't it be better to use pocket screws from the ends of the table boards into the breadboard? That would seem stronger than screwing them into end-grain, wouldn't it?
Love it. The only problem I see is the end parts for a chair to eat. Is that enough room for chair with feet under it without hitting the bottom board? The one at pottery barn is the same. Odd. $1600. They show a picture with chair pushed in over the bottom board. I guess some ppl wouldnt care. My feet would be all over the board.
Had me until pocket holes.....cracked top soon...wood has no room to expand/contract
Pottery Barn doesn’t do well at shipping to Wyoming either! My order was routed back and forth between larger metro-areas and actually passed by my town 3 times before arriving almost 4 weeks later. I feel the pain your friend is feeling! Your table is a beautiful solution and much cheaper 🥰
Very nice & built strong. Unlike the ones you buy. Your a great friend.
Chris from Missouri
The table looks really really good did not know about the Kreg HD kit going to have to look into that oh and I built a few of those Christmas trees that you recently made in the past sold them for $50 a piece! work out great! Happy holidays to you and yours
I'm surprised you don't have a jointer! Looks great though.
WOW amazing table--- now im waiting on the homemade chairs to match.... Many blessings and Merry Christmas
i just found your channel from a recommendation from the TH-cam channel Migraine Craftsman. He said that you show in your videos way to make your own inexpensive furniture for people who live in tiny houses.
I'm wondering how long it took to sort through the piles of pine to find that many decent boards...
nevermindthebollocks yaaaassss!!!
If it was at HD thats not possible.
Hello Ana. The table looks awesome. I was wondering if you use pre-stain on the table before staining.
Merry Christmas... as usual a beautiful piece of craftsmanship!!
Thank you yet again for sharing with us!!
Blessings
Love the table, also wishing you and the fam a merry Xmas and a happy new year (just in case you don’t post until the new year 😜)
You make it look so easy, beautiful table I love it. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family and merry Christmas to you all
A Kreg cordless plunge saw can't be cheap. Not that many plunge saws are
I love when u show clips of Alaska. It's on my bucket list to go. Great built
Love it! You are a sweet friend and so thoughtful. 💕🎄💕
can a chair be used at the ends ?
I was just looking at that. Yes but not comfortably. I guess it's fine for guest situation. I see it being a trend at pottery barn. Another table similar dimensions they put the chairs front legs over the bottom board. But they have an extended version. So I guess per dimensions make it a little longer on each side. Looks like it flips up but idk. Probable not a hard addition. Maybe Ana might show how to do that one day. I like the table.
Teamwork makes the dream work. I like seeing you two work together. You have a beautiful family.
Great table. That kreg table looks like a nice accessory for a small shop. Glad to see Jacob again.
Anna, I have a Dewalt table saw that has somehow gotten off. As I push a piece of wood along the fence as it gets to the far side of the fence the wood gets tight and the cut is no longer completely straight. It will be off by a hair. Do you have any idea what is wrong and can I correct it?
In your video your bread boards look to be 3.5" but in building plans they're 7.5 .Am I looking at this right?
That is a beautiful table!
Nice. Matthias Wandel would have a heart attack if he knew there was a heavy duty pocket hole attachment for the Kreg Jig. If you do not know the TH-cam giant, he hates pocket holes. I like all the gadgets Kreg has. I have a few of them. The table saw setup is cool!
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The table turned out great. Damn, you make it look so easy lady!
One thing I might add would be a board glued flat underneath behind the breadboard on both ends. Might be an option to think about.
I just love your tables. Can't wait to build my own!! Happy holidays to you too!!
Hi Ana. I have two questions for you. What happened to the other house you were building, seems I didn’t catch you well. And who film your work?
And not a speck of saw dust or any shavings in sight nice job though
Hi Ana! Beautiful table. Did you run the table top boards through a planer/jointer first? They look like such perfect boards!
I would love to see your friend's face when you present it to her🙏🏻
Three thumbs up 👍👍👍 Beautiful table and your friend must be very happy to receive that gift.
In 2021 it might cost you $1600 for the material. Another great project Ana!
Wow,that is an excellent table. And one sturdy one. Friend could table dance on that LOL
Wish kreg would sponsor me lol 😂
Thank you so much for sharing your talents and expertise! What type of wood did you use?
A quick question… Do you ever have any issues with the breadboard ends on a table top when you use pocket hole screws as far as wood movement due to temperature change?
Another great video Ana!! Can please share what type of wood did you use on this project?
I’m curious how Douglas Fir would turn out on this project.🤔🤔
Thanks in advance
WOW God bless you. You are some friend you don't find too many friends like you. BEAUTIFUL job well done. GODBLESS you and your family and friends ..
HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYONE.
Parvez Aslam good thanks so much love u miss you so much love u 🇵🇰 very good
Nice farmhouse table Ana! Thank you For sharing the video with us' and Merry Christmas to you and your family!🎄🎁💖👌👍😎JP
To deal with cupping just put them cup up , cup down then glue . I never use pocket holes. Title bond is amazing glue. The wood will break before your joint. Great table 👌
You are amazing, more women should be like you , 3x2 not 2x3 lol UK x
Great video and informative too ana.....jus one question though ...how much did u charge for a table this size ?????thanks ....stay blessed and cheers !!!!!!😀😀👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the visit, we provide free plans to build your own www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/4x4-leg-industrial-farmhouse-table
I really enjoy all your woodworking plans, my hubby and I have made a couple of farmhouse tables but are having trouble with warping, any tips or tricks to prevent warping ? Thank you ♥️
The white family is amazing!! ❤️🙏🏽
Just for fun. When you need to drill a horizontal hole free hand. Take a washer with a hole just a bit larger than your drill bit and slide it onto the drill bit up by the chuck. If it drifts towards the work peace lower the drill a bit, if it slides back toward the chuck raise the drill. Now you can focus on the right left orientation. Hope that helps. Really enjoy your site and love Delta! How's Jacobs shop coming?
Me & my 12yr son started this evening building this same table for our timberframe home Thanks so much for sharing God Bless you & your family
Excellent work as usual!💯🎯 merry Christmas 🎄
The white family is amazing!! ❤️🙏🏽
Feliz Navidad y un Propero ano nuevo a ti y tu familia!
Ana does more work in one day before lunch then most people do.all week including me. Love your shows...
Good work. How much does it weigh?
My husband and I made this table for our daughter-in-law. So thankful for the plan with pocket holes - so much easier and nicer in appearance,. Very good plans.
Wonderful!
It's a very nice table. Not sure the average person has all the tools used to make it tho.
Love the industrial farmhouse feel of this table!
Would you ever oppose pocket holes especially in a big surface like you just made or does 1 side with glue do it?
Sponsored by Craig much lol
how is the warping in the tabletop when constructed like this?
What program do you use to make the plans
Really beautiful work. I wish pine quality in my country was that good. Happy holidays.
Very nice. How do you account for wood movement?
Love my Pottery Barn Farm table, I know she will too only moreso because you built it. 🤗
Is this a woodworking vid or a sales pitch for kreg
Hi Ana... Love ❤your work.....I'm a huge fan of your creative and simple designs, but this is so off the topic of this gorgeous table..... I just watched your tiny house video and I was blown away by how you managed to build what seems to be a very comfortable "spiral" staircase in such a tiny footprint. So, I was hoping that you have or can make a how to video on it's construction.
The table is beautiful! 👍
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year,
White Family! 🙏 🎄 🎁
Ana - I am almost done with my build. You say 2 inch screws to attach - did you use pocket hole again? or screw directly through to the tabletop? Plans were not clear there. Thanks so much for sharing your plans!!
You can do pocket holes along the inside of the aprons going upwards for attaching top, or you can just screw through the aprons into the tabletop with regular wood screws.
Came out awesome, super nice work! I love the look of the angle you put on the legs; I’m always drawn to the trestle table style and I’ve been getting super repetitive with it, psyched to make one something like yours! I see that you made this a couple years ago, do you know how the joints along the ends of the table are holding up? Lovely to watch, thanks for posting!
Thanks for the visit, it's been holding up great!
Beautiful! Just gorgeous! You are such a great friend ❤️
HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS!!! ❤️
Hello I love this table! thanks for sharing as well, i'm considering finishing a table similar to this one. I really like the stain that you used its so beautiful. I was wondering what stain you used for this amazing project? Thanks again!
Beautiful job Mrs White!👍🏻👏🏻💪🏻👌🏻
Good job & very nice
Just wanted to say I find your videos soothing and really inspiring. I have my own business, and thinking of doing something similar. Thanks. Keep up.
amazing work. I wish i have bigger space to put a table saw :)
Thank you for the visit!
That is a beautiful table! Would love to make it but do not have all the tools. I am learning so much from your videos and you are an excellent teacher!
Thank you very much! The tools are an investment, but after you build a few projects, they pay for themself!
Sorry but I think that I missed the part how did you attach the top to the base
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Kreg Jig is a MUST for projects. I love that thing. Beautiful table :)
Fantastic Anna, happy Christmas
Patrick
You rock, Ana White! Thank you for posting your clips. I love how easy you make building these pieces, even for a DIYer like me. God bless.
Glad you like them, thank you!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to the whole White family!
don't like angle legs
Axcllent work mam
Great job Anna! You always have a great sense of size and space so I'm sure she will love it.
Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Great job on the table. The first project I made for my wife 2 years ago was a farmhouse style table that would be outside on our deck. I had never built anything like that before and I had only a picture to go by with no measurements for either the table top or the trestle style legs. I used 2 x 8 pressure treated pine lumber from the orange company and used pocket holes and glue to hold the boards together as you did. Anyway your table is great and gave me ideas on how to do my next try much better. Love your channel!
I love it
I love it!!!!
Love this video, you do such a great job explaining your instruction, keep these coming. Happy Holidays to you and your family!
Happy holidays! Thank you:)
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This looks so much better than anything I can get here!! Thanks!
That's a really nice vacuum sealer you guys have there too :)
Great job. It’s so cool to see you both working together on the project. I can tell you guys have a great rhythm in the shop and are supportive and patient with/of each other. Nice job and thanks for the Sunset views!
awesome , pretty...
What is that track you have around the perimeter of the assembly table ?
It's a kreg track clamping system, thanks for the visit!
Merry Christmas to you and your family! Thank you for all that you do and for what you share.