That's a great looking table. We built ours using a table made in the 1950's as a pattern. Instead of filling in the hole in the center where the router pivot was we bolted a lazy susan there, that was the main feature my wife wanted. Of course when the children were little they would get on it and spin around, fun memories.
Thank you for your video! I can see why all your pieces look amazing! Lots of work on each board and great techniques! Thank you for sharing all these tips :) And I love your festool vacuum, that feature is amazing!
Hey Glam! beautiful job on the table and it has a very nice base too! I like the instructions and tips you gave. If you also make all your own chairs, I would love to see you highlight them some time too either here or on IG.
Hi That was an epic table build and I loved the video. Just found your channel, you make some really cool stuff and worthy of a subscription. I will check out more of your videos and I look forward to the next one. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia
Thanks for the video, great job. Question, for this table and your others, can you do video on how you created the legs? If you already did, sorry, I did not see that. Thanks Scott
@@glamfarmhouse Thank you for the reply, I will go and look for the other table base video. Keep the videos coming, you really do a great job. I found you on TicToc, so keep that up too. Good luck!
Really enjoyed the vid! Newly getting into woodworking and I know that Festool domino joiner is quite an investment (at least up in Canada here they are!). Have you used the Festool all along or what did you use for your table top joining when you were first starting off?
When I started I used the pocket hole jig (😱) I quickly realized I needed the domino. PH screws cause warping and cracking in tops. So yeah I got the domino pretty early in the game!
Hello! Thank you-I’m currently pregnant so probably won’t make any more videos for a little bit until after the baby is born. Subscribe to get notified whenever I do start posting again!
Who doesn't love a women that smells like red oak? Seriously though, nicely done! Where did you get the steel base? Was it custom built for you? Would love to see a video on your finishing schedule. Wurth stocks a water borne lacquer, Agualenta that you may be interested in giving a try.
Thanks! I did have it custom made by a local welder. And I like Minwax’s polycrylic so I’m just gonna stick with that for now. If it changes I’ll look into that product from Wurth for sure!!!
That's a great looking table. We built ours using a table made in the 1950's as a pattern. Instead of filling in the hole in the center where the router pivot was we bolted a lazy susan there, that was the main feature my wife wanted. Of course when the children were little they would get on it and spin around, fun memories.
👏👏👏looks really good
Thank you for your video! I can see why all your pieces look amazing! Lots of work on each board and great techniques! Thank you for sharing all these tips :)
And I love your festool vacuum, that feature is amazing!
Thank you!! And yes dust collection is key! lol
The table looks awesome! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you!!!
Awesome video. You covered all the steps. Nice work!
Thank you!!!
Hey Glam! beautiful job on the table and it has a very nice base too! I like the instructions and tips you gave. If you also make all your own chairs, I would love to see you highlight them some time too either here or on IG.
Thank you!!! I get my chair parts from amazon a brand called international concepts. It’s what the majority of us on IG use :)
@@glamfarmhouse Another great tip! I will check them out.
Hi
That was an epic table build and I loved the video.
Just found your channel, you make some really cool stuff and worthy of a subscription.
I will check out more of your videos and I look forward to the next one.
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia
Very helpful video 👍👍
Doing great working keep it up 👍👍
Thank you!!
SO PRETTY! Can you please list the tools you used?
Beautiful work
#girlpower
Thank you!!!
Thanks "Glam" very good info on the misting. Have you ever used a sanding sealer after staining to fill the open grain of oak? Thanks for the video
I have not. I’ll look into it! Thanks!
The result is amazing😍
From where did you got the leg?
My buddy is a welder and does them forme
Thanks for the video, great job. Question, for this table and your others, can you do video on how you created the legs? If you already did, sorry, I did not see that. Thanks Scott
I did one video on my wooden table base already and I can’t on this as I have a welder make the metal base like this video
@@glamfarmhouse Thank you for the reply, I will go and look for the other table base video. Keep the videos coming, you really do a great job. I found you on TicToc, so keep that up too. Good luck!
What are the dimensions of your base. Looking to make a base for my 66" round and struggling to decide what the leg spacing should be. Thanks!
#tablequeen love it glam
Hehe!! Thank ya Mark!!!
perhaps I missed it in the video, but did you build the base? Really like the entire design
I did not make this base. I have a welder do all my metal bases
Really enjoyed the vid!
Newly getting into woodworking and I know that Festool domino joiner is quite an investment (at least up in Canada here they are!).
Have you used the Festool all along or what did you use for your table top joining when you were first starting off?
When I started I used the pocket hole jig (😱) I quickly realized I needed the domino. PH screws cause warping and cracking in tops. So yeah I got the domino pretty early in the game!
Dowels can also be used, that's what we used on my table in 1980.
What did you use for the trim? I think i see one
Do you wait for the sprayed water to dry before your final sand or do you sand it while its still damp?
Definitely wait until it is dry before sanding!
@@glamfarmhouse thank you soooo much!
Looks like you have a Grizzly jointer and planner. Wondering the size or mode of each do you have?
I have the helical head G0858 Jointer and the helical head 15” planer extreme series
What is the amazing tool you’re using to cut the circle? What is the long arm stretching out from the center?
Circle jig by WoodHaven!
Young lady you done well, I like it.
I wish you would make more videos. Thanks,
Hello! Thank you-I’m currently pregnant so probably won’t make any more videos for a little bit until after the baby is born. Subscribe to get notified whenever I do start posting again!
@@glamfarmhouse - Congratulations! Good for you! When are you expecting the delivery?
@@chrismoore9997 thank you!!! Due date is October 3!
@@glamfarmhouse - Wow! That is my birthday. Sure to be a great kid.
What type of wood do you use for the top? Seems like all wood I use warps before im finished with it.
Here I used kiln dried red oak. Always make sure the moisture is under 10% before working with the wood
What type of router bit did you use for the circular cut?
1/4” spiral upcut
What type of wood are you using? and what is the thickness?
Sorry just seeing this! I used rough cut kiln dried red oak and after milling is about 1 1/8”-1 1/4”
Did you have someone build the base for the table? Any chance you'd have more information about the base?
A local buddy of mine made it for me out of aluminum
What kind of wood did you use?
This was red oak
Did you make the base too?
No I have a friend who is a welder he does them for me
Where can I buy one?
Email me at Christina@GlamFarmhouse.com for a quote :)
What circle jig is that?
WoodHaven!
And where did you get the legs??
I have a local buddy who welds for me!
how thick is this table top?
Also how wide are the spider legs ?
Beautiful !! Where did you get your base?
Had a local buddy of mine make it for me out of aluminum
Sheets the width and length?
What's
that circle jig is sold out?!!!!!
It is?! Oh no!!! I got mine over a year ago. I’m coming up with a new invention soon for cutting out circles stay tuned!!
Who doesn't love a women that smells like red oak? Seriously though, nicely done! Where did you get the steel base? Was it custom built for you? Would love to see a video on your finishing schedule. Wurth stocks a water borne lacquer, Agualenta that you may be interested in giving a try.
Thanks! I did have it custom made by a local welder. And I like Minwax’s polycrylic so I’m just gonna stick with that for now. If it changes I’ll look into that product from Wurth for sure!!!
Do you sell these for cheap lol
Depends on your definition of cheap lol
Did you use the golden ratio to make this table? I am wondering how wide the legs need to be to make the table stable.
Hmmm... I finally followed Ann's advice and took woodglut instructions. It's great for beginners and has some advanced stuff too.