How To Make A Farmhouse Coffee Table
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2023
- This easy to build coffee table has the look of vintage Steampunk industrial and old farmhouse in one.
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The materials needed are:
2ea. 2x8x8
3ea. 2x3x8
2ea. 1x2x8
2ea. 1 1/4 x 1/8x 3' steel
4ea. black metal corners. amzn.to/440WnOG
9/16" Upholstery tacks Copper amzn.to/3CBqYa4
4ea. Black metal swivel casters 4". amzn.to/445ErTb
Varathane wood stain Red Mahogany
Varathane wood stain Golden Oak
Varathane Polyurethane water based satin clear
Varathane satin black latex paint
Rustoleum metallic Oil Rubbed Bronze spray paint
Glue bottle: amzn.to/3CEkQhd
Material cut sizes:
2ea. 2.5 x 2.5.x 18"
4ea. 2.5 x 2.5.x 13"
4ea. 2 x 2.5 x 35"
2ea. 2 x 2.5 x 18"
2ea. 1 x 2 x 35
2ea. 1 x 2 x 16.5"
4ea. 1 x 2 x 22"
4ea. 2 x 8 x 46
Music by Gene Cavasos
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Ha, Gene you did it again, really cool looking with simple materials. Love it! Hugs from Belgium, Daniella.
Well Hello Daniella from Belgium! Great to hear from you. I hope all is well. This project was a really fun one. As always, thanks so much for watching.
This is a really cool piece!! It would look good in what my wife wants us to build...something called a Barndominium.
I love the concept of the barndominium.
Brilliant that man, stay safe, and thank you .
Thanks so much for watching!
Sweet
Thanks Paul, this was a fun project.
Sometimes I seriously wish I lived in something wider than I do. I love the table. Just gotta figure out how to make something like that fit into a school bus. LOL!
You can customize anything! Thanks for watching Rick!
Awesome job Gene!! Looks great
Thanks Donscott. This was a fun project. As always, thanks for watching.
Wow Gene, that is a beautiful table. Great workmanship & color scheme.
Thanks Deb, I was due to build something a little more substantial this time. As always thanks so much for watching.
Gorgeous table!! Love this! Another amazing tutorial!
Thanks so much for watching!!
It’s a really cool table 🤩. Well done Gene 👍.
Hi Josee, thank you, this was a really fun project. Thanks again for watching.
Looks fantastic! Well done
Thanks Barry, and thanks again for watching.
We need to see more shop cat.
He keeps trying to renegotiate his rates. And he wants top billing.
LOVE THIS . Really enjoyed your steampunk fridge.❤
Thank you so much. And thanks so much for watching.
Hey Gene! This is jj from prior, Having you screw troubles from an argument from before. Anyways I love the videos and think I'm gonna do your project. Blessings
Hi, JJ, thanks so much for watching.
I really like the way this turned out Gene!
Thanks Pete, this was a fun project.
Beautiful job.
Thanks. This is one of my favorites.
Amazing another job well done. Looks great. And your right, you can never have too many clamps!
Thank you so much. This was a very gratifying project. And as always, thank you for watching.
Gene, that is a really cool table! You have incredible skills!👍🙂
Sorry for the late response. But thanks so much.
@@DIYGene yep, no problem!🙂
That's great
Thank you. This was a really fun project.
Very nice! Like the metal strapping with rivets! I used the metal strap, brass screws and the decorative washers on mine, but the options are endless! Wife says hello, she just loves your channel and content.
I'm getting me one of your hats!
Thats so cool! Please tell her hi for me. Also please let me know if you have any ideas or suggestions for upcoming videos. As always, thanks so much for watching.
@@DIYGene How about a Steampunk shop clock!
@@robertsutton5169 Oh I like that idea.
🤗👍
Thanks Robert!
Once again great job Gene. The table looks absolutely fantastic. Just a bit of info on how you can make a better clamping surface on the top. You can take any two boards that will be glued together, turn the faces of the glue area up and hold them together as evenly as you can, then clamp them in a wood-holding vice. Take a hand plane and surface them together. It won't matter if they are not 90 deg. flat. When done you can fold them back in to glue them and the joint will not have a single gap. This is assuming you have the vice and the hand plane. I also try to get the grain pattern to match the best I can. One other thing I do is alternate the board's tree ring grain ends. This helps if the top decides to cup.
Hello Roy, Excellent advice! Thanks for sharing. This has been a really fun project. How are your projects coming along?
@DIY Gene Hi Gene. Haven't worked on a new project since the Bluetooth retro radio. We're headed to Scotland and Ireland in August, but I'm thinking I'll start a new woodworking project that I can finish up.
@@royeubanks639, Scotland and Ireland. Wow that sounds incredible. Have a great time.
Wow very cool, as a non wood worker Im looking to try a living room set, any ideas for end tables that match this? I imagine without casters but similar fashion. Might be a good follow up video!
That’s a good idea. I would do a similar design with the cross buckles and maybe add a drawer. Thanks so much for watching.
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I have what is called Essential Tremors. It’s not fun but I get by. Thank you for the concern. God bless.
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Sorry, I don't understand what that means.