DIY Rustic Wood Table | DIY vintage console entryway table
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2022
- I'm giving my rental apartment entryway a makeover by building a diy console table out of wood. But this isn't just any diy entryway table, this is a rustic table; a vintage-inspired table with a primitive design - the type that are super expensive to buy! The key to this diy table is to really distress the wood so that it looks like reclaimed wood. Making this table was a process but I'm super happy with how it turned out! I took an area that was literally a storage room and transformed it into something so much better (I love it)! Making this diy reclaimed wood table can be super affordable if you have some of the basic materials! It's also pretty easy to make this diy table (I mean figuring it out wasn't THAT easy for me but the good thing is I've figured it out for you 😉).
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I'm the same way, never met my grandfather but he was a builder and general contractor. Neither of my parents are very handy but somehow I have a back for knack for building, fixing, and repairing things.
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You are the coolest person you and your husband.....you inspire me so I am glad I found you, I have even made my bed frame thanks to you...keep them comig
Awh thanks so much! So cool that you built your own bed frame! 💕
This is how MaCenna started, and now she's building her own cottage. You are so talented and I can see you going in a direction where you are ready to build your own furniture and remodeled your own home. Can't wait to see 😊
It's turned out so beautifully! You and your hubby work so well together!!
Thanks Veda!
I love the end breakdown with additional things you’d change to save. Makes it more realistic and allows someone to budget accordingly. Thanks!
9:47 I love the way making the table as a raw pine! Great jobs👍
Always enjoy watching you work through the solutions to a beautiful end result! My Grandpa was a cabinet builder. I tried to build a bench top out of a solid pine 1x12 that eventually warped. Gramps said pros always use smaller strips glued together ( like butcher block) or plywood covered in veneer. If you look at the tree rings of your solid board, this is how the wood naturally wants to bow as it will continue to expand and contract from temperature and humidity changes. Somehow the movement is minimized by using several boards to get the width you desire. Pay attention to the end grain to have the rings facing like a rainbow. For instance, a wood deck with boards grain like a U have the edges curling up that are trip hazards. Hope this helps, as I'm sure you chose the straightest board without realizing they all have potential to move with the grain 😻
Wow thank you so much for taking the time to write that and explain it to me! Now I know why they use the wood that’s attached in strips! I also didn’t know about the edge rings! Thank you truly for sharing that 💕
@@DIYDalia sorry I had to be write a book😹 but it changed my diy life learning that from an old pro. I just had to share, to hopefully ease some of your anxiety. Just like in life, you may choose a straight path that inevitably will bend before you reach your destination. You have done a great job of embracing those imperfections and finding work arounds to get the final results you never stopped believing you could accomplish!😻
The table is exactly what you needed for the space. I have seen entry tables priced at several hundred dollars and they aren't half as nice as this table. Another brilliant idea!!! ❤️😊🥰🌴☺️☀️🦩
Awh thanks so much Katrina! 💕
I don't have an entryway, my apartment door opens up directly into the living room. I would love to build something to create an entryway separation. Your videos give me so many ideas of things I could do.
Thankyou for sharing this process with us and I feel so proud of you for following your dreams to learn the skills you want to learn, while facing your fears of the unknown hows. Your such an inspiration ❤
Well done Dalia and Parv!! It looks costly... I think one of the reasons it came out so well, was the attention you applied to the "aging" before you stained and clear-coated it. That is a beautiful result, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much Ru!
I so appreciate the price breakdown at the end, thank you!!
I am loving the new video music!!
When you mentioned the building skills your other family members have it all made sense… it’s in your blood to create as well 🔨you built a lovely entry way table… truly looks like something you’d pay 3-4x that to source and take home. Don’t worry about the larger tools. What you challenge yourself to do, you continue to learn from and conquer 👌🏻
I loved the little commentary captions! Also, my dad does that thing all the time instead of pocket holes. I've never known about pocket holes until youtube
Thanks so much! I’ve been experimenting with the style of my videos. So glad to hear that you like it ☺️
I loved the look of the stain! I love all grain and knots in the pine.
The comedic style of this video was brilliant. Seeing you and Parth working together was wonderful as well as a little background into your father's background when it comes to builds. Great end result! I was told once that it's good to have some fear when working with power tools because it's that fear that's going to keep you safe and from making mistakes. My woodshop teacher in grade 7 built the fear in us and it's allowed me to stay as safe as possible when working with power tools.
Dalia!!! It turned out fabulous! Also... I loved seeing you and Parth work on this together ❤️
Thanks so much Rebecca!
I hope to get to your level of crafting and building in our new home!
When I first discovered the conjoined pocket hole in my shop, I thought it was so cool... until I tried screwing it together like you guys. I have a right angle adapter for my impact that I had to get to drill thru studs to hide my tv cables recently. Works great for those tissue box pocket holes and is handy for lots of other applications in woodwork
Love this journal type of video that is also practical and makes diy seem so much more approachable!
Thanks so much for calling out the new style of video! I’ve been experimenting with it and so glad to hear that you like it ❤️
I'm loving that you showed all the ways you worked out building issues. As someone whose never built furniture and watches all the diy channels, i always feel like they make it seem easier than it is. Like all that math!?! Thank you for showing all the work that goes in, I feel more encouraged to try it out for myself!
What a beautiful piece, simple but stunning! This would sell for so much more than what you spent! Glad to see you are trying new things, you should be very proud of yourself!!
Thanks girl!!
Looks fabulous! You are doing great, Dahlia! Keep on keeping on!
Enjoy your day!!
I amfor sure going to make mine. TFS
I love it so much your work is unmatched
For smaller areas that you need to use a pocket hole screw they do sell a much shorter drill bit, just a little FYI! Turned out great!!
Looks so great ❤and I loved the breakdown at the end with the different cost effective options. Thank you 😊
I love it so much! The distressed idea was such a good one, I'm in love with it! Even before the video started, I was thinking of an entryway table like the one you made being perfect for that space and then you executed it perfectly! Yes, Dalia!!! 👏😍💙
thanks so much Whitney! looks like we had the same idea! 💞
Wow nice table
Thanks for sharing
aaaaa so beautiful. loved that you always share the fails it is normal that diys sometimes a big trouble. just love the outcome
Thanks so much! Glad to know that you like to see the fails too ☺️
lol relatable about being scared! Yesterday my miter saw wasn't working and I kept hammering the trigger. After an hour of looking up videos about why it wasn't working, it just suddenly worked and scared the crap out of me! I opted to use a hand saw for the rest of the small pieces.
Pretty I love the distressed look on it very nice job like always 👏🏼 🤍
Thanks Megan!
❤❤❤❤ beautiful! Great job!
Gorgeous
Love this. Dalia's real talk about how it feels to be a learner DIYer resonates with me! Big props for pushing past the fear and just doing it 💪☺
It turned out great! ❤
Great job ❤
Love this video . I too dream of a day I can use power tools without being scared
This is so beautiful.You did an amazing job!
Love it!
It turned out amazing, loved it💕
Another great job girl I'm so proud of of you 💜
I loved the price breakdown at the end. Your videos are so inspiring ❤
Thank you! I only recently started adding price breakdowns so I’m glad it’s helpful💕
I absolutely love this table!! Thanks for the inspiration!!
Stunning work Dalia😍
Love it ❤😍😍😍😍
Omg how stunning 🤩 you are amazing ❤
I love how you do a cost breakdown for us!! I watch other RUclipsrs and whilst I love their aesthetic I’m always aware that it’s probably out of financial reach for me to achieve the same look. The fact that you do this makes you stand out from the others and makes us think that we could also have beautiful things in our homes ❤
Thanks for your comment! I only recently started showing cost breakdowns so I’m glad it’s helpful 💕
@@DIYDalia it is, thank you!! Loving all your content, have a great weekend 😊
Nothing is impossible....worth the effort 👏👏👏👍👍
Its so so nice..you did a great job..:)
I love your videos! I watch them all and I love how resourceful and adventurous you are. BUT I have to say I get level 10 anxious when you don’t use a drop cloth 😆😆😅😅😅
Your table and entryway look SO GOOD! I'm always amazed at how you have an idea and just find a way to make it happen. Your sense of fashion is wonderful, and you're so talented! Thank you for always sharing these fantastic ideas with us ❤️
You are amazing ❤️🥰
Great video, thanks so much!
I don't know how to do anything in carpentry and would love to learn. My parents are "handy" in that way so I never learned. I love creating and crafts and drawing. Thank you for the inspiration I have no tools and would like to have an orbital sander, saw, and whatever else I need. Your table is beautiful!
Super cool result! I have a wooden kitchen table that definitely needs an aging treatment! Thanks for the idea!
I love your videos! You make all my impossible projects seem a little more possible ❤
everytime i see the notification i stop what im doing to watch lol
whoa! sorry to be a distraction (but also thank you lol!)
Ur amazing I’d love to purchase one of those hand made entry tables from u!! Let me kno ur truly a skilled craftsman I’d love to support you ❤
Hahaha 🤣 i do Many things in my home,but,i came from Paris, i didn't even now how to use a drill , i realise now ,how mutch difference there IS betwenn, look at rénovation and do it!😅
AT the Begining i had hudge project i lurn but i had to put my prétentions lower:)
Nice job!🎉
I was thinking gift filling too 😂
You are in an apartment using a miter saw and hammering like that? Neighbors must love this. Im curious where they live bc the prices for those materials is outrageous
Looks great! I would place a large woven basket under the table for more storage. Also, keep a tray on the table to place keys and other miscellaneous items.
Great idea!
♥ Oh, yea you are not alone when it comes to electric tools 😏
Beats any WilliamSanoma console anytime !!!
Did you guys consider turning the legs to tilt out to the sides instead of the front & back? Or would that have been super against the design?
And measuring the angle and length of the support pieces would be easier if you held them to their place and marked them directly from their place as opposed to doing math lol tip for next time 💙
Your very creative, it makes sense it runs through your veins. Is your Father not around to get tips from him or to gain more knowledge? As a new sub, I don't know much about your extended family. No worries if you don't want to answer these questions.
This turned out great, but living in an apartment, I can't imagine using a table saw in my apartment without complaints, maybe a garage. 🤷♀️
اين الترجمه 😢🥺
My electrician husband could not handle the use of the wire cutter... if he only knew the projects I've used it for..hehehehe
hahahah!!! too good.. he never needs to know 🤣
How do you do all of this tool work inside? Don't your neighbours complain?
I try to be as fast as I can with loud tools and only use them during daylight!
@@DIYDaliathanks for answering!
If your table top had more depth it would be perfect.
you could use a 2x12x8 for the top!
Hi Dalia, how are you? just super. Is your husband not a Muslim? I think he is an Arab is my instinct. The work is just great. In America, everything is so expensive that at one time there was no salt. Please answer my question and so very beautiful gorgeous.
It turned out perfect! I’m just begging to learn woodworking too. Very intimidating but I’m so eager to learn + share here too🤎