I always learn from your videos, and I love the fact that you are building things vs. getting hung up on what kind of joinery is more traditional, etc.
I’m learning. It’s important to know how to fix mistakes, but the more precise you are with cuts no matter what the project, the less time it takes to sand, join and finish. And reduces the times you have to fix. Thanks Jon.
Great little project! I purchased your plans and made some using cypress. I chose to lacquer the top and paint the bottom section. I used dominos to assemble vs pocket screws and z-clips to hold the top down in case humidity tries to give me grief. 😬 Thanks for putting together such a quality table and the attention to detail!
Thank you Jon, I will be purchasing the plans and building these soon, for me this will be useful for my yard and a skill builder as well, I am an amateur woodworker for sure :), now that I have healed up from a few years of a lot of illness stuff it is time to work on my skill and have fun :). I have a question on the finish, I know it has only been 1 year, but how is the finish holding up? Thanks again for all that you do :) Lorena
@@JonPetersArtHome Lots of similarities. Plaid, measured drawing with video, keeping it simple enough,reasonable costs, clear explanations. Just not gonna call you a new yankee, lol
Nice, simple plans… thanks. I do have 1 question, though. Was it simply a design choice to have the taper of the legs on the outside, as opposed to toward the inside? Looks a little unusual to me. Just wondering.
Not really the boards are not very wide and the screws aren’t that far apart I don’t anticipate any problems. But we will see wood is difficult to predict I’ll keep you posted on Instagram
@@JonPetersArtHome yeah for sure. I was just thinking of being outdoors here in Texas with the extreme temperature changes along with the humidity might cause the boards to pull up
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Just bought the plans. These tables look like a great weekend project
Fantastic thanks Matthew! Absolutely simple weekend project👍👍
I love this table. It's classy and simple at the same time. Thank you for the 7 Plan Bundle.
Yup, Yup, Yup!! Another one fantastically done!! The bead mldg. adds the tiniest feature. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
Your outdoor furniture is way nicer than my indoor furniture.
If this isn’t the truth I don’t know what is
So glad these videos are back!!
Thank you for sharing.
I always learn from your videos, and I love the fact that you are building things vs. getting hung up on what kind of joinery is more traditional, etc.
I’m learning.
It’s important to know how to fix mistakes, but the more precise you are with cuts no matter what the project, the less time it takes to sand, join and finish. And reduces the times you have to fix.
Thanks Jon.
Thanks Bryan! So true 👍👍
Great little project! I purchased your plans and made some using cypress.
I chose to lacquer the top and paint the bottom section.
I used dominos to assemble vs pocket screws and z-clips to hold the top down in case humidity tries to give me grief. 😬
Thanks for putting together such a quality table and the attention to detail!
Very sharp little units!
You sure make it look easy well done
Trust me all my mistakes are left off the camera 😂 I don’t mind admitting to the mistakes it just takes too much time in the video. 👍👍
Great looking tables Jon! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👌👍😎JP
Looks great, Jon. Well done.
Thanks Steve!
Those are great tables, Jon. Great technique and great tips, too. Take care.
Bill
Thanks William!
Thank you Jon for sharing.
Been watching for a while so went ahead and took advantage of the sale. Thanks for putting in the work!
Fantastic! Thanks Michael
Very nice looking tables!
Thanks Lori!
Jon you make it look so easy. Great video and project.
Thanks Dan!
Very nice make, I like it very much!
Thank you. Great video and great weekend project.
Thanks Andrew! Definitely, It’s always nice to be able to bang a simple project like this out in one weekend👍👍
Great job Jon I have made your blanket chest and it turned out fantastic.
Thanks Dave! That’s awesome a lot of children and grandchildren have that blanket chest. 👍👍
Thank you Jon,
I will be purchasing the plans and building these soon, for me this will be useful for my yard and a skill builder as well, I am an amateur woodworker for sure :), now that I have healed up from a few years of a lot of illness stuff it is time to work on my skill and have fun :). I have a question on the finish, I know it has only been 1 year, but how is the finish holding up?
Thanks again for all that you do :)
Lorena
Love the table Jon :)!!
Awesome work, love how they came out.
Excellent! Will definitely check out the designs bundle. Love your channel Jon.
That’s awesome thanks Andy!
Beautiful tables Jon & love the wood selection as well! 👍👍😉😉
You know it ! 👍👍 thanks Steve!
Looks great and looks simple, Jon!
Thanks Art!
Beautiful set tables Jon.
Thanks David!
Looks great.
Thanks Andrew!
Great video and yes your designs are very elegant but use some basic tools to build. Thank you for sharing
Thanks!
I’d buy the plans if I could use Pay Pal. Love your projects. Have admired the blanket chest since you posted it. Awesome builder.
Well bought the plans , thanks Jon now I just have to actually build something lol
Ha ha ha I know the feeling 😂 thanks!
Dear Sir
Very solid nice and beautiful tables.
Mr Waulter hasn't uploaded any project ?
He will be posting a Project Sea worked on himself to Instagram this week, thanks!
00:41 ouch 😬. Thumbs up for the video
Hey Jon, You're the New Norm! LOL!
That’s a huge compliment, thanks Thomas!
@@JonPetersArtHome Lots of similarities. Plaid, measured drawing with video, keeping it simple enough,reasonable costs, clear explanations. Just not gonna call you a new yankee, lol
Nice, simple plans… thanks. I do have 1 question, though. Was it simply a design choice to have the taper of the legs on the outside, as opposed to toward the inside? Looks a little unusual to me. Just wondering.
Thanks Doug, i’ve never tapered the inside of the legs the main reason is connecting the apron to the legs would be more difficult.
Just out of curiosity, are you not worried about wood movement for the top?
Not really the boards are not very wide and the screws aren’t that far apart I don’t anticipate any problems. But we will see wood is difficult to predict I’ll keep you posted on Instagram
Jon couldn't you just use pocket holes to attach the top by adding the pocket holes to top of the sides?
Jon, why not use exterior glue on the apron?
Hi Gerry, I just didn’t think it needed it. With the screws also holding the top down I think everything is tied together nicely.
@@JonPetersArtHome yeah for sure. I was just thinking of being outdoors here in Texas with the extreme temperature changes along with the humidity might cause the boards to pull up
Just taperd 2 sides of leg?
Yes, on the outside… plans for this project and the matching bench are also on my site www.jonpeters.com
damn missed the sale.
I’ll probably do something for Black Friday 👍
@@JonPetersArtHome that be deadly
$19 for 7 plans? Sold!