Round table top tutorial - process to DIY a wood round table

[@georgegleason7442]

Thank-you! I have a local welder I use for legs sets, my wife designs them, he fabricates them, and I paint them.

[@popawalker]

Looks great. When my dad made ours, he also made a lazy susan for it, and two benches to go with the four chairs.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Cool! That’s awesome

[@nikolefuqua-butler4699]

This is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

[@gbjones54]

Well Done Brandi.

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Thanks Gary

[@MatthewKrieger]

The way you cut the top was *not* janky. As you experienced, cutting jigs are soooo easy to make.

[@tierraj5282]

😍😍😍

[@JEMZ22]

Glue is enough to hold the table together? No pocket holes needed?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

Glue is enough yes, I strongly recommend not using pocket holes in the top of any build. They hold the seams too tight and can cause cracking, buckling, twisting. Glue is plenty and will actually expand and contract with the wood (learned thus the hard way when I started making furniture). Trust the glue ❤️🙌🏼

[@JEMZ22]

@@EternalHarvestDecor ah makes sense! Thank you so much for your reply :)

[@nelsthorderson1966]

Which router bit did you use?

[@EternalHarvestDecor]

I think it’s linked below but it’s an up cut spiral bit 1/2”