DIY Small Farmhouse End Table
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2018
- How to build a small farmhouse end table. This is a diy small farmhouse end table video in which I will show you how to build an end table using pine lumber. Building a small farmhouse end table can be challenging for some people. Allow me to walk you through step by step when building this diy farmhouse end table. Building rustic furniture for yourself or others can be fun and rewarding. Let me show you how to make an end table. Affiliate Links Below:
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Just gets better and better!! Love this show
Really appeals to the average Joe woodworker as all the techniques are absolutely simple...and yes, I'm an average Joe who gets anxiety just thinking about dovetails or box joints lol. Thanks 731 Woodworks!
you’re welcome
You give very good instructions. Thanks for what you do.
It looks simple but the idea for the use of the level awarded you my subscription and like. Thank you.
Love it! Excellent job as always!
Thank you!!!
Love to spend a day with you wood working easy and fun learning day
I like how you said it doesn't have to be perfect. That's me to a T. I love making farmhouse and rustic projects, and it keeps the wife happy!
Truth is, nothing is perfect. We are imperfect beings. So, what we create will not be perfect. But it still looks good and if it makes the wife happy, what more can a man want lol.
Really nice, video, by the way. Thanks for breaking down the build so we can try it ourselves.
thank you
Thanks for the great video! My wife is wanting end tables like this so I’m going to try to follow your video and build these.
Have fun!
I like your joining technique. I learned something new today.
Awesome. Thanks
You are so awesome. Love all your projects and detailed explanations
Thank you
Thanks for the tip on jointing boards with a level. I struggled forever trying to laminate boards seamlessly. This is a big improvement.
Glad it helped!
yea man that was awesome!
I am really enjoying your videos and craftiness. I love woodworking.
Thank you
Thank you. This is the best video I’ve came across, thank you for the explanation of each step. I subscribed so I’ll watch more
Thank you
He does really nice work.
Beautiful work and I enjoy your videos. 💯❤❤❤
Thank you. I appreciate that.
I’ve watched many videos and I really liked how u broke everything down in the drawing. Makes for measurements dummy proof for people like me doing this for the first time! 👌🏽
Thank you
Great video Matt. Thanks
Thank you!
Absolutely great job, Matt. I follow all of your tutorials and they are excellent. I watched this one last night and made it today. I just started woodworking a few weeks ago. Who knew? :)
Awesome
I love your work man
Sir. Thank you. You have inspired me
glad to help
Great video! I'm going to try this for my first ever wood project.
Go for it!
Thanks for all the tips in your videos. You do a great of step by step explanation. Ordered the plans and subscribed to your channel.
Thank you
Nicely done, nicely explained too. And the best thing i like about your videos is your honesty. It doesn’t need to be “perfect”. 👍🏼. Sneak up on those cuts 👍🏼👍🏼, Give or take. Keep on doing what you do. I wish you much success
Thank you 🙏🏻 I appreciate your feedback a lot.
Totally agree with Tony, I love your channel for many reasons but especially appreciate that your “not perfect” and don’t pretend to be 👍🏻 keep up the great work Matt!
Love the way you put it all up in such a humble manner, quietly confidently, not too much words, a bit of music on the backside, just perfect, thanks a lot for that !!! The approach is great, God bless you and those you love and want around.
Thank you!
I love all farm house everything
We do too!
That was absolutely lovely and Zeus is also.🌸
Thank you
Great work!! Awesome
Thank you
Thx for the z fastner I made 4 similar tables but will go back and make the z adjustment😎👍
Going to try and build a couple of your tables...I'm extremely green, but I'm hoping for the best ! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸🙏❤
I bet they’ll turn out great! Just take your time. Measure twice and cut once. Good luck
You are brilliant 💯🕺
Great work. You inspire me to keep going. Haha I’m trying to make furniture and I don’t even have a table saw yet. Hustle and bustle.
Hang in there! Make what you can with what you have, then upgrade tools when you make the money from the other projects.
Great video!
Thank you. I appreciate that
I used 2x8 to make my kitchen countertops. They look great and pretty darn cheap.
Nice
Gotta tell ya, I’m a complete newb at this wood working stuff. Currently making this end table. I’ve had to adapt and overcome a cpl times but I’m learning a whole lot. Biggest thing for me is getting the wood cut to the proper length the first time. Overall it’s been fun. I’m looking forward to showing it to my wife and then selling it.
Thanks for the great video.
A question for you. My mom and dad tore down an old garage built in the 1930-40 range. Should I charge more for that old wood? It absolutely beautiful. My wife might not let me sell it!
lol yes I would and market it as being nearly 100 years old
These are great videos but it's too bad you have gotten away from where you came from all she do now is do tool reviews and get money from the tool companies I'll sure we should go back to your roots and make more too More build videos Just try to remember where you came from Matt
Nice table I’m going to build two
Bravo!
Thank you
Just finished this bad boy. Modified it to be an ottoman. Took a spare foam mattress pad and cut it to size and used some spare fabric we had from our sofa covering. Wife was happy with her surprise. I owe you a beer.
Oh. And Happy Thanksgiving.
Awesome
nice work!
Thank you
zeus is well trained. Good vid, thanks.
Thank you. He was a great and loyal friend. Unfortunately we lost him last year.
@@731Woodworks We too have some old K9 friends we miss. Take care.
You too
Absolutely love your videos! I'm a country boy at heart but live in the city, such as life would have it! lol Keep up the great videos! I've subbed and set the bell for your vids, good stuff my man ! Howdy from Houston , Texas!!!
I really appreciate that feedback! Thank you for the subscribe!! What type of videos that I’m doing do you like the most? Builds, reviews, etc?
I enjoy them all, all the ones Ive seen so far! I built a chicken coop for my daughter about 2 years ago with basically zero experience in wood work, it turned out ok thanks to youtube videos that showed how to make trusses and walls etc etc so what youre doing is great for inspiration! Life is throwing me curve balls so I'm without tools/machinery to do the things id love to do . Ive got 2 kiddos and the things id like to build are for my wife and babies and we have a 4 legged "Baby" who is 8months. Our 2 legged babies are almost 4 and 1 yr old :) Thank you for reply comment and keep up the great work! Id love to be out in the woods where you filmed this video omg the pine trees and bunny haha My lil daughtered love it so much !
Thank you. When the babies are young it’s hard to do much lol. As they get a little older you’ll be busy in other ways with their activities. Mine are almost grown. 21, 19 and 16.
Great video and detailed instructions. :) One question ... why do you use a level for jointing the boards? I know you're getting a straight edge but what's the advantage over using just the fence? EDIT: Found your video on this technique and now it make sense. :)
Thanks to your video, I made almost that exact same table. My legs were 1-3/4 x 1- 3/4" legs and I also used 1 x 4's for the side panels. When I told my wife the bottom was going to be white, she said, "White ?" I said, "Just wait." Once done and put into service, she loved it. The white really makes the stained wood stand out.
For the top I married 2" x 6" boards together. Try finding true, unwarped wood at a big box store. I had to do a lot of planing to get the top perfect. No, I can't shoot wood through a table top planer, don't have one.
That was a fun project.
Thanks for posting. Great informative video.
Barry G. Kery
Nice
I just built a bedside table from watching this video and I’m no carpenter or wood worker by no means but wow I can’t believe how good it turned out. Thanks for the video man.
That is awesome!
Love your videos. Keep them coming! But just a small suggestion, please keep the audio level equal. The music gets super loud and then the talking is low volume.
Thanks for the feedback. I think it is better in my more recent videos.
Thx u so much for putting year measurement on here that is really hopefully I love year video I watch them every time u make a new one keep it up bro you are doing so great no one show the measurement on here much I been trying to find something like this table you are doing so I just went to say thx u so much god blass u
Glad you like them!
Can u do a video where u put year Measurement in the video bc I can’t hear that vary good and I really love how u did all year table it just went me to go outside rn and do them all 😂 but ya I was jw if u can tho when ever u get a chance two or u can text it to me whatever work with you and thx u again for everything you are doing with year video I love to see more and more of u
@@dallasthedipper1750 I didn't document the measurements from this build. I will do a better job of putting them in future videos.
731 Woodworks thx u so much u do not know how much that means to me i will keep on watching year stuff bc u makes some amazing table and if u like me to I can send u some pic when I get done Building them if u like me two but again godblass you my Man U made my day and I hope year family are doing good and I hope you are doing great today
I appreciate that. You can send me pics on Instagram @731woodworks
Love your work. What would you recommend for fastening the top aside from the Z Clips if I don’t have a router?
Some people use a biscuit jointer, or look on Rockler for desktop fasteners.
Great looking little tables, just one concern. With the bottom shelf being such a snug fit is it not going to expand and crack your frame? I would suggest making the bottom shelf a loose fit supported from underneath.
Thank you
Great video..can’t wait for your next one..I’m building a few end tables and coffee tables with just a miter saw and they look ok lol,getting a few more shop tools next month..keep up the good work and thumbs up from Dallas Tx....lol
Thank you for the feedback! I think I always need more tools lol. It never ends! I’m buying a laptop next to help with these videos. It’s very hard to do on just the iPad. And after that a planer is on my list! What tools are on your list?
731 Woodworks I’m getting a rigid 10in table saw,just waiting next month for memorial weekend and hope there are some good sales..lol
Nice! I’ll keep an eye out too and share if I see a deal.
731 Woodworks that works for me..thanks
Matt we need a discord channel for 731 nation to hang in together - like a support group lol - let me know id love to help out in anyway I can brother , y’all are a blessing!
Interesting that you used the expansion slots for the table top but not for the bottom shelf that you tightly snug fitted between the stretchers. That didn't cause you a problem?
Hi there, I'm new to woodworking, and was thinking of building these end tables. I don't have a table saw. I was wondering if its still possible to get a fairly decent joint on the table tops without one. Thanks n Love your videos!!!
Yes you can if you are very selective with the boards you buy. Thank you
Matt, first and foremost great work. Table look very nice. I have a question for you. When you sand the table top, do you sand both sides, or just one?
I typically sand both sides. However, I don't sand as much on the bottom side. I give more attention to the top. But the bottom needs a little sanding to knock down the rough feel.
Have you ever built this table with a drawer? Great work!
Thanks. I haven’t but it would be fairly easy to mount a drawer on it
Thank you for making this video. This was very helpful.
But I have a question: Why did you allow for wood movement on the top, but not on the lower shelf? Update: Never mind. Found your answer in an earlier comment reply. Thanks again!
Thank you
I need to add the router to my building techniques.....I like those top edges. You made those 2x2 from 2x4 on your Delta, huh.
nevermind about the 2x2....I thought the legs were 2x2.
I did make the 2x2 stringers on the Delta. Yeah that router can do some cool stuff.
So are you building your furniture to sell or for your house? A video on how you figure out how much to price out what you make could be a good video to make.....just an idea.
Nice idea thank you. I build for both. I’ve built several pieces that my wife and I use in our home. I take orders from people and build custom pieces for them as well.
Great video perfect project for my son and I quick question whats the length of the screws used?
Great Video! One question, you said the top would be 23'' X 19'' but you paneled the 2X8's at 29'' long. Is there something I'm missing here or shouldn't they be 23" long? Thanks, keep it up
I may have mis spoke?
Great video! One question, i there a reason why you didn't just sand the boards for the frame before you assembled them. It seems that the orbital sander could miss things and be rather bulky for hard to reach areas. Thanks and keep up the good work; I am learning a lot from you.
I did a sand before but did a final sand after it was assembled
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Beautiful table. Wondering why you didn't plug your pocket holes.
You never see the holes from a normal viewing angles. But you could certainly plug them if you wanted to. I just don't find it necessary with these tables.
What size pocket hole screw do you use? I've just started using the Kreg pocket hole jig and I get confused on screw lengths/board thickness. And mess up a couple of projects.
On lumber that is 3/4” thick (also called 1 by material) I use 1 1/4” screws. For 1 1/2” thick (aka 2 by material) I use 2 1/2” screws. Kreg has a handy chart you can reference here: www.kregtool.com/about-us/news/kreg-tool-tips-joining/choose-the-correct-screw-length.aspx
Hey man I’m currently working on this build, I’m blushing the sherwin Williams extreme block primer, have two coats on and painting with sherwin Williams pro classic oil based paint, I’ll be brushing it this time. My question is are you thinning the paint with your spray gun or spraying with no thinner?
I'm not using any thinner.
Great video, nice job. Quick question, are all the top and bottom aprons on this one the same size 14"?
Hello, there should be two sizes. Four on the long size of the 2x4 and four on the short side.
I'm following your instructions quite closely but I didn't see how you are supporting the bottom shelves. I may have missed it. Did you use the z clips for that?
Thanks for providing very helpful videos for beginners like me. Glad to see your shop is stocked about like mine is.
I used pocket hole screws
@@731Woodworks How were you able to lay the the bottom shelves in there without them falling through? It looked to me like they were resting on top of something.
Any tips for keeping the table from becoming wobbly as you build it
Question Matt "two" if I may..
1. Do you water down the primer or paint?
2. Do you sand between primer coats?
Cheers from Chicago Thanks!
No watering down. Yes lightly sand with a high grit paper
I would really love if you can share plans to the miter saw base to sit on my Husky tool box 😃
AWESOME...QUESTION...WHATS ANOTHER WAY TO ADD THE TOP? I DONT HAVE THAT PIECE FOR MAKING HOLES
A biscuit jointer or a sharp chisel could also make the holes.
Can you put that clear coat on top of laquer? Thanks
Can't find the Sherwin williams biscuit white, even on their site. Any. Recommendations?
What color tip are you using in your paint sprayer when you spray those tables with the primer and latex paint?
Trying this build for myself. Got the frame built up and got the legs all even only to have them wobbly again a week later. Any advice? Didnt think it would move once I had em even the first time
It shouldn't move after it is assembled. If it is wobbly, figure out which leg is long and take a sander (or circular saw) and trim that leg very little at a time until it's stable.
I'm curious why you didn't use the same Z-clips on the bottom shelf as you did the table top? Won't it expand and force the legs apart?
I don’t think that it would cause an issue on the bottom and it’s easier for me to do it that way.
General question... if not using pocket holes, what screws are good to use for furniture?
Nice table. Is the finish you used on top safe for a kitchen table?
Hello. I found your videos today and am enjoying them. I am thinking about woodworking as a retirement job(?), hobby. I watched the pricing video and appreciated you posting the information. I looked at the comments to the end table video but may have missed it. How much time did you have in one end table? I assume you sell projects on social media. As another avenue, I was thinking about flea markets. Do you sell at flea markets?
Hello. I haven't sold at flea markets. I can build an end table in about 6 hours, give or take.
Awesome. Thank you.
Matt, do you have plans for the small farmhouse end table?
nice videos brother, i have been trying to figure out who you look like.... its been killin me lol for about a week. I figured it out... Donald Cowboy Cerrone. take care and keep up the awesome videos
lol if only I could fight like him lol
Hey Matt, Question. What grit sandpaper are u using on the belt sander to knock those edges off?
120
Great videos, one question though, how do you keep the knots from bleeding through the stain on your tops? I have been fighting this issue for a while now.
I use Sherwin Williams stain blocking primer.
@@731Woodworks does that interfere with the stain color?
Oh I only use it on the painted parts
Great video as always..... quick question ...What bend of table saw do you use?
I have the Delta 36-725. Review is on the channel if you want to check it out
731 Woodworks thanks.....that was supposed to be brand not bend 😳
Lol I knew what you meant.
@731Woodworks
Do you have any videos that would show how to add a simple sliding drawer to this build?
Not for that table specifically but I’ve added drawers to other projects. Check out these videos ruclips.net/video/QoQeaWQCZn4/видео.html
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I build similar tables only I use salvage lumber- free
Nice
How do you fix a small wobble in the legs? Thanks in advance and Happy Thanksgiving.
2 legs will be touching while two will be rocking. Take one of the touching legs and trim it a very small amount until there is no wobble Either sand it or cut it a little at a time.
Do you suggest a gloss or satin finish for the base?
When you cut the 2x8s to 29 inches was that the tabletop for the coffee table or the end table. I just cut my pieces and ran them through my table saw. When I laid it on top of my end table frame I realized it's way bigger than the one in your video.
29” is for the larger end tables
@@731Woodworks oh darn haha guess I'll build both now. Might as well make a coffee table too and make it a set
Wild shot you see this on such an old video, but I’ve seen this in a few others as well. Why does holding a level next to it the piece of wood instead of just the guide help?
Thanks and love the videos, definitely making some side tables for the house this weekend!
The level moves with the board, thereby giving the board a straight edge to reference. If you just use the fence, the edge being cut is referencing the other side of the board. Which is typically never truly straight.
@@731Woodworks oh, got it! Makes sense when you type it out. Thanks a bunch
@@731Woodworks I'm still confused. however out-of-true the other side of the board is , as measured against the opposite side , having it against the the level OR the fence wouldn't bring it into true. both the level and the fence are straight edges.
if the board isn't even across it's width , whether it's against a fence , level , or any other straight edge won't by itself , square it up. just my thoughts.
With the poor quality of dimensional lumber at Lowes, I have run my boards through my planer to cut down on my sanding time. My first end table build I neglected to plane my 2X6 to the same height as my 2X4's for the frame. Next time i will make sure to plane them both at the same time.
Matt do you have the plans available for this build? Also am I ok using a 1/4’ straight router bit or do I need to buy a 1/8 straight bit? Thanks in advance!
Not this one, there are plans for one similar but a little bigger
Hey can I get a list of materials would be super helpful. Love your videos by the way.
thank you. I don't have a list, sorry
@@731Woodworks oh well, thanks anyways. But man that was fast response time to the comment.
what color minwax are you using for that dark color?
So I have to ask….I’ve watched all your videos,and I’m wondering with everything you’ve shown us and all the tips you gave can we make the exact same things you’ve made and sell them,because I worry about people coming at me and saying hey I made that and it looks just like mine,and next thing I know I’m being sued,I get ideas on Pinterest also,and I try to make it different or unique,but I’m struggling with that also,I need help Matt thanks bro 👊
Can one buy a 8 foot instead of 10 ft 2x6? For some of your build just purchased some of your plans but I don't have mean to transport long wood
How long does it take you to make one of these tables from start to finish?
How do you measure down to make the slot for the rocker clips?
I use the clips to get the measurement.
Where can I find or buy plans for your builds?
I don't have any plans (other than my most recent build) available, sorry. Just the videos. I am working with someone to develop plans. When they are available, they can be found here www.731woodworks.com/store
I just used my 36" clamp when putting the boards together with the glue/pocket screws and the finished top turned out warped like, or unlevel if I were to put the legs on it. If I use the Kreg clamps on the ends like you do in the video, will that help in the future with that problem?
It will help. Your issue is likely the edges of the boards. They have to be squared up or that will happen.
@@731Woodworks Thanks! By the way, I'm mixing your build for this top board (making mine longer side to side), with the metal legs you used in the nightstand build to make a coffee table. What potential price would you put on something like that?
Can you send me a pic of it on Instagram? Or tag me in the pic?
Hey Matt, my hubby wants to know what kind of paint you use on the distressing. I know you refer to Biscut white for the top coat but he is asking if you use water based spray paint. He's made several noodle boards but is thinking he is doing something wrong. Also, how long do you let the 2 coats dry before using the orbital sander. Thanks a bunch. Your Southeadt Missouri fans!
For the base coat, I use Rustoleum satin Espresso spray paint I buy at Walmart. The top paint is Sherwin Williams Pro Classic in biscuit white. I let each coat dry at least an hour, sometimes more if it is cold outside.
@@731Woodworks thank you for replying so quickly. My Hubby will be trying to make your TV stand. He's bought all the necessary wood and I'm sure the iPad will be in his workshop to review often. By the way, we are originally from Northeast Arkansas. Love that Southern Drawl of yours♡ Your Missouri fans Jacckie & Bob
.one more question from my hubby, sorry for the inconvenience- is the Sherwin William's paint a "latex" brand because if so he wants to be correct and sure what to load in his gravity feed spray gun. He may have to go back to Home Depot or Menards. Lol.
The can says it is an “Interior Acrylic Latex”
How are you dealing with the wood expansion on the bottom shelf?
I haven’t had any issues with it