DIY Console Table Build - Entry Way Table
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- DIY Console Table Build - Entry Way Table
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#consoletable #entrywaytable #farmhousestyle
We wanted a console table for the entryway to our home. After looking at a numerous console table designs, I came up with a hybrid design that included elements from different console tables that we liked. The end result was a console table that really brings together the entry way of our home, I love how it turned out and I think it gives Pottery Barn a run for their money. What do you think?
The top is made from clear vertical grain 2x6 Douglass Fir. The rest of the table structure is made from #1 and better kiln dried Douglass Fir. All of the lumber was planed and jointed before assembly. I used pocket holes and Titebond wood glue for the joinery. The table top was stained with Old Masters Wiping Stain and the entire table was coated with General Finishes High Performance Water Based Top Coat Satin.
I am very pleased with how the table turned out and love the look it adds to the entry into our house. What do you think?
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Tools used in my shop:
Milwaukee Drill and Impact Driver: amzn.to/2XgzMvk
Kreg K5 Pocket-Hole Jig: amzn.to/2N56yOM
Ridgid Miter Saw: amzn.to/2GfLLCw
Ridgid Brad Nailler: amzn.to/2Ulsi8q
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Ridgid Cordless Router: amzn.to/303vVCT
Makita 2.0HP Air Compressor: amzn.to/2IENmUW
Cutech Planer: amzn.to/2IvOOZS
Cutech Joiner: amzn.to/2GiJhmB
Pipe clamps: amzn.to/2X8urGi
Parallel clamps: amzn.to/2DfBEgm
Triton Oscillating Spindle Sander: amzn.to/2ZdD6Ju
GRR-RIPPER Table Saw Push Block: amzn.to/2GLciYD
Right Angle Drill Driver Extension: amzn.to/2Y9cVT5
Sanding Disks: amzn.to/2XeXFDy
Random Orbital Sander: amzn.to/2V33czr
General Finishes Top Coat: amzn.to/2WYABgl
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I can buy this anywhere
Andrea Sandoval you can? This is a one of a kind piece. Thanks for watching anyway.
@@CCSandSonsWorkshop I'm asking where can I buy it?
Andrea Sandoval the table? You can’t, I made it. The trim router? Home Depot/Lowes or Amazon.
Great build
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it
Wow you are good
Heck yea, it's better than store bought! Cool build
Yea, I thought so too! Thanks for watching!
Love this little table. I will have to try to make it. Thank you
Nice build!
Thanks!
WOW!! This is beautiful 💕 I'm going to try and make something like this. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks very much, and thanks for watching!
Nice Video
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Love it!! Looks so modern
@The Garage Woodworker - Thank you!
I'd definitely say it better than store brought! what a great project.
@Dean Makes thanks for the support!
Wow! That is a beautiful table. And I love the lessons learned at the end! That tidbit about the sander is right on - I accidentally scarred an edge once with mine. Great work!
Thanks very much. Just trying to share the tips I pick up along the way.
I like how organized you are. That.makes a huge difference in the shop.
Thanks! I try, but am always trying to be more organized and efficient. Thanks for watching!
nice video. i just got into woodworking to make things for my bees. cheers.
It’d have to bee little furniture if it’s for bees 🐝. Guessing that might be an autocorrect 😂
@@rmar127 and my hands are not built for building such tiny structures 😂
A good looking table.
@Andy Pugh - Thank you and thanks for watching!
DIY... after buying every tool in existence
@J.L. Infinger I'm still missing a few...thanks for watching!
Hello there. it was very nice. moreover, decorative. congratulations. Thank you for sharing....
Thank you!
Beautiful table! ❤️👍
That’s an incredible job! Really well done. 👏🏽
+Simple Woodworking thanks so much, I really appreciate it.
That looks absolutely amazing, very good in explaining your process
+DesertBum WoodWork'n thank you! I appreciate it.
Great video! The build turned out really nice. Love the contrasting finish. 🙌🏻😁
@Kirstie Pervin-Davies Thanks very much!
Beautiful table, I enjoyed the whole video, great process, I love the lessons learned !!!
I appreciate that, thanks for watching!
Looks great.
Thanks!
Great looking table! Much better than anything you'd buy at PB or most anywhere else these days.
Billy
+Billy Burt I think so too. Thanks for watching!
It’s like my high school wood shop all in your house! Awesome!!! And the table turned out amazing. Props to you
Thanks very much!
Very nice build. Your assistant at the beginning had great taste in choosing the best wood! Well done, sir!
@Poor Man's DIY - Yes he sure did! Thanks very much and thanks for watching!
Awesome build keep em coming.
@Tom Zahlman Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Can't let my wife see this one she'll want me to make one to lol. Awesome video friend 👍 😃 thank you for doing what you do
@Wrenches and Boards Homesteading thanks so much for the kind words! Go for it, it was a fun project!
That turned out great! And it's not even wobbly!
+Bat City Designs thanks so much! Not even!
- VERY NICE piece. Gonna try it this summer.
I appreciate that. Would love to see how yours turns out. Thanks for watching!
Wow love it. Very nice mate 👊
@Dutch shed woodshop - Thanks! Cheers! 👊
Is it better than Pottery Barn? Heck yes it is! 👏👍 Great job and great video 👍
@LTD Woodworks - Thanks, I appreciate it!
Love it, man! Excellent job
+Nic Gutierrez I appreciate that!
It’s crazy watching this. I built a few of these tables with nowhere near the attention to detail you gave! Great job!
Thanks so much for the kind words! Cheers!
Definitely better than pottery barn! Nice job & great video!
@Austin Makes Stuff Thanks so much, I had fun on the build and on the video!
I think you did a fabulous job!! 🥰
Thank you!! 😊
Great job Corbett! The sanding marks has gotten me before too, but usually people dont see it (just me) 🍻
+The Grant Alexander yea. I doubt others will notice. Frustrating though. Thanks for watching!
Nice build man, the cross braces look great and love the white with that top
+Lucas Wood & Art thanks so much! I think it turned out pretty nice too! Thanks for watching!
Nice. Great job
+JMG thank you!
Dude best video yet 🤙 bad ass
+Brooke Magrath Awesome! Thanks so much!
Wow! The editing in this video was stellar! The table is great too!
@XYZ Create Thanks so much! I have been working on improving!
Yes idea very useful bro 👍👍
very well done friend
Thank you!
Spectacular. Subscribed!
@Marc Stover - Thanks very much! I appreciate it.
*_Bro Your idea is great_* 👍👍
Thanks so much!
Nice build it came out really nice 👍🏼
Thanks! 👍
Holy crap, that table walked itself into place! Good job, looks brilliant.
@nathan smith It sure did! Thanks for watching!
Nice work my man👍🏼
@Thomas Babcock - Thanks very much, I appreciate it.
I had a tabletop crack on me when I used pocket holes to attach to the base. Now I use figure 8 fasteners- no more problems
That looks great. Loved the build. However I wasn’t so keen on the background music. I’d rather listen to the builder explaining what they are doing.
Fair enough!
Awesome job! My wife had pinterested something exactly like this. She saw this video with me and now wants me to do it for her. Have you ever thought about creating plans, cut measurements etc.? Really awesome job sir!
@Juan Thmoas Thanks for the kind words. I have thought about making plans and cut lists for future project but I just don't have the time at the moment. Maybe some day in the future. Thanks for watching and good luck with your version of the project!
Dont you need to allow for table top expansion for temp. & humidity changes?
It’s beautiful. Did you fill the kreg holes? I’m going to build one for my sons birthday
@Sandra Moore thank you! Yes, I used the Kreg plugs to fill the holes. Just glue in place and then sand. Good luck with your project!
Wow.... You made this with so much love i wish it was mine where can i find exactly that one.... Lovely.
Thanks so much! I really enjoyed making it too. Sadly there is only one, and it's in the entryway to my house. Thanks for watching!
Great video! I’m curious what you think of the tabletop jointer. Worth checking one out?
I love the jointer. I did get the 8" version which is extra handy. Thanks for watching!
Your table looks nice. Could you talk instead of playing music.
Hey! Nice build!! What kind of wood did you use? Is it spruce?
Clear Douglass fir.
Nice table! How did you make your dado cuts with that angle for the cross supports?
@Jason Gonales Thanks! They aren't dado cuts, rather cuts all the way through to make two independent pieces. Thanks for watching!
What kind of wood did you use for the project? Looks great!
@I Felix I used two different grades of kiln dried Douglas Fir. Thanks very much and thanks for watching!
Those Milwaukee tape measures are built like a brick sh!t house - Thanks for sharing!
+roadie.frodie ha. No kidding! Thanks for watching!
Almost there, one more subscriver. 901
+JMG right on! Thanks!
Great looking table. What is that tool you were using to square up the edges? It slides into the track on the table saw.
I was using a woodpeckers square to make the fence square to the blade, is that what you meant?
Great build
But how did you fit the other pieces of the cross sections, or did I miss that part? 👍🏻🏴🇬🇧
@agrafes6 Thanks for watching! I held each of the cross pieces up and marked where the cut should be made. Then cut and glued them in place. Cheers!
Hey man love the video. But do you have the measurements of every cut u did ???
No, sorry. Thanks for watching!
Did you end up fastening the table to the wall?
Nice man! I just used your video to make my own. I'm stuck at the washers for attaching the top. I didn't find the screws you used so mine stick up so I'd need a hole on the bottom of the top for that to work. Do u remember the name of the screws you used? And I need better bits to drill through these washers!
I actually just used pocket holes and screws to attach the top to the base. I don't remember exactly which length screw I used. I just made sure it would work before sending it. I do want to try those figure 8 washers to attach my next top though, they seem like they would work well. Thanks for watching, glad it helped inspire you!
For the top coat would a foam roller work better than a foam brush?
Maybe..not sure.
Have a question. *NOT* a criticism. Just curious. You fasterend the top to the apron and legs with pocket hole screws. They won't allow for any wood movement of the top if humidity changes. Do you think this might be a problem down the road? I'm definitely not an expert on this stuff but am considering a build like yours and wondered about htis issue. Any thoughts?
@Steve Seale that's a great point, thanks for asking. I live in an area that does not get significant humidity swings. I thought about using the typical table top hardware, but thought I would try this technique and see how it held up. So far no problems. Thanks for watching!
What tool did u use to make your edges round?
@Andrea Sandoval for the table top I used a benchtop router table and for the legs I used a handheld trim router. Thanks for watching!
Hi love the table but I was wondering if you could share the dimensions for the boards you used please? Thank you
Thanks for the nice words. Do you mean the nominal size of lumber used or the dimensions of the table? I can measure something for you if you have a specific question. Thanks for watching.
Don't know if you will ever see this but I like this table. But I need to know if you would like to share the cut list for this because I want build one for my very first home .
Thank you
Glad you enjoyed the project. I don't have a detailed cultist, but I would be happy to take some measurements for you if that would help?
@@CCSandSonsWorkshop yes that sounds good to me kcarey154@hotmail.com
What's the brand of the white stain you use?
@alberto jimenez
it was leftover paint I had from making a baby crib. Lullaby paint, matte, alabaster color. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the response :), nice build by the way!!!
Anyway to get those plans? I would appreciate it! Or drawing?
Sorry, no. This was a one off build and I didn't make any plans. If you send me your email I can send you some rough dimensions though. My email is in the contact area on the TH-cam channel page.
CCS and Sons Workshop bostonwindows30@yahoo.com
I watched this video to see how the X was put in but the 2nd piece of the X was skipped right over, so still no idea how to secure it properly 😕
Looked promising, but I couldn't make it past the techno robot music at the beginning.
Micro jig😃🙂
+Neil D Rachlen the grrrriper!
What wood and how much did you use? I want to make this.
I used high quality clear Douglas Fir. Don't remember the exact quantities. Sketch it out to your desired dimensions and go to town!
What's that you're using @3:15
A biscuit joiner. Thanks for watching!
What's a price on something like that? If I were asked to build one, I wouldn't even know what to charge.
Have plans for this?
No sorry, I just kinda winged it. Thanks for watching!
What are dimensions?
32" tall x 48" wide (top) x 13" deep (top). Hope that helps!
I have no luck with those cheap plastic clamps.... I must be using them wrong
+Neil D Rachlen they work for me in the right application. Can’t use them for everything though.