DIY Farmhouse Coffee Table
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This project was for my friend Justin, he needed a new coffee table, because his dog ate his old one.... So we decided to build one! This was a design that he found and asked me if we could build it, and we did! Hope you enjoy!
Original Plans:
This is the original source for this plan. She has multiple pieces in this style.
www.ana-white.c...
Kreg Pocket Hole Jig:
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It's great to see young dudes working with their hands. Don't listen to the haters, you guys keep building stuff forever.
Don’t listen to the negative feed back you guys are awesome
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I built this same exact table from the same plans..turned out great
I am building the same table using your instructions.
Thanks from Canada!
Nice table looks nice and simple to make.
Well done.
Cheers
Tim from wood 4 nothing
Funny watching you guys leaning on the table to line up things. Nice job with minimal equipment.
Thank you for this video, will be doing this for my living room.
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Good job guys. Nothing like building with yer boy. I just made a bathroom vanity with the X braces. Major pain in the ass doing it for the first time.
Main thing they are doing instead of saying I can’t do it. Good job
Very nice tabel
greetings from Germany
Looks nice!
Thank you Justin ill go check It out.
Cheers
Tim from wood 4 nothing
Awesome 🌟
Nice project, well done lads!
Looks good, only part i don't like is the choice of boards for top. Definitely not truly flat.
What did he use for the grey ?? I seen the products that he bought but one is a white tint and the other is a white satin & clear coat
looks good
"High end furniture store" lmao
How do yo make your frame stay square in the floor all 4 legs
Your table top is going to split when it expands and contracts cause you screwed it down to the base. You should get some table top fasteners to allow for movement
Kevin Johnson construction grade soft wood will usually just warp
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Спасибо за видео!
Буду делать так же)
I’m going to bet that top has crack. Never screw a top directly to Fram you need table top fasteners to allow for wood movement
How much did you guys pay for all the woods and nails (Not including equipments)??? It looks amazing
excellent!
Hello, im really looking forward to building this. I can't seem to find the dimensions though. Where is the description? Thanks
Is this table still holding properly
Don't think it ever was
What’s the angles on the x on the ends?
Dont recommend clamping your pocket jig with your hands. Could plane the top down or use plywood. All in all nice job.
Hi, do you have a cut list of what you used to make this table?
Ray Automotive Services Link in the description
That page with the plans is no longer working.... Do you have a cut list?
busared06 The link is working for me. Try again.
what the angles on the X
Great work! Will you be doing more videos like this soon?
I have a lot of projects planned around the house!
Jointers? Planers? Routers for better joints?
Chris S I'm sure more tools will come with time especially if he continues to build. Not a bad turn out for not having the tools you mention. I think I would have went with table top fasteners but again with time I suppose.
Jointers and planers are not rookie tools. Who wants to spend that money and garage space when they're getting started.
Pocket hole screws are great. They're basically tenons that force their mortises into the other side of the joint. They're just ugly and easy. For rookies, they're ideal.
A router is pretty good, even for rookies, though. With a 2-inch straight bit and a cheap router table, they could have used it to joint those table top boards just fine.
@@pickledparsleyparty yeah, also I have to say that a table saw with a single nice flat fence as a guide will get those boards flush.....you don't need a jointer.
@@justinskidmore9677 Yeah. If you're okay with wasting a little extra wood, you can flip the same board over after each of a few passes along a table saw fence. Assuming the board isn't super warped, the cut side gets straighter with each pass.
This is the original source for this plan. She has multiple pieces in this style.
www.ana-white.com/2012/07/plans/rustic-x-coffee-table
Thank you, I will put the link in the description for other people to find!
Justin Stanley glad to help. I'm just in the process of building the pieces myself.
Why can't people put the angle that they use on the X pieces?? Ughhh
Did u see that girl YTuber who says she created that plan her self
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How much did the project cost?
Just looking at it, it looks like around 7-8 2x4s and three 2x2 and maybe two 1x10. So, around $40 + 12 + 20? Not including hardware, stain and paint. So $100ish. They went with 27x52 on the top. If you lower that to 23x47 or so it's still a decent size and you'd probably save around $10.
That poor table top is so out of wack.... invest in a planer and jointer.....
It gives it a rustic charm.
You should visit stodoys if you would like to make it by yourself I think.
Yall are some rookies lol but good job after all
I bought instruction from woodprix and I build it very very cheap.
As a joiner with over 30 years experience. It dismays me when I see what could potentially be a nice piece of furniture, just being put together with some screws and wood glue. A lot of people don’t make time to do proper mortice and tenon Joinery. I appreciate that it’s not essential for some people but if your going to the trouble of making something you want to keep in your home. I truly believe it’s worth the time to just go that extra mile and make a professional job of it. Just my opinion 👍
Kreg Jig and pocket-hole screws do just fine for us typical DIY's. Not many DIY have the time/knowledge to do professional mortice/tenon joinery. Just my opinion.
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It's a good build for what they had.
I agree, it looks great. @@nimble1918
I'm a beginning woodworker and made a nice table for a friend. Another friend said "ohh, make me something." I asked what, and she showed me this video. I saw it and it's definitely not to my taste. I asked if she liked the rough top or if she wanted me to upgrade the wood. She said she liked it...how the whole table looked. I told her I'm going to have to put some of my lessons to use but I'd do my best to keep it looking rustic. :D A project similar to this is what got me into woodworking...don't put them down, they should be proud of their beginner skills...they built a table they like! They'll get sucked into spending thousands on tools soon enough (I did lol). I'm going to build hers with 2x8s ripped down to size and will employ my jointer and planer as needed, and will likely tighten up the joints (and probably forget about screws, but I haven't started yet), but they definitely made a rustic table and should be proud of it.
You copies cat