How To Build A 10' Picnic Table
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- You need a bigger table so that everyone can be together. The stock 6' picnic tables are nice but just not big enough. In this video, I show you everything you need to know in order to build your own 10' picnic table. It's a sturdy design that gives you seating for 10 adults or more.
I hope that this video helps inspire you to get out there and build your own great summer memories :)
The cost of materials for this table at the time of this video was about $100
Parts list:
(10) 2x6x10
(1) 2x6x12 (pressure treated)
(2) 2x3x8
(100) 2 1/2" deck screws
(16) 2 7/8" lag screws
(1) bottle of wood glue
On the cleats don't drive the screws in to bring up the board back the screw up and drive it in again it will suck it right up. Great Video!
Well done, Thank You & God Bless You and your Family 🙏
Good job! It will help me to make one for my house here in Brazil! Thanks a lot!
$100 in 2019. I paid like $500 for all this yesterday. But I did get all treated.
Good work but for the love of the Gods man make yourself a horse or saw table don't just hold the peice and saw it!😱😢
I know you have only had this for less than a year...any regrets, such as too long, or table top not wide enough. I want to make a 10 footer, but am not sure if it will just seem very large, and even then I am thinking I should go wider with the table top, like six 2x6 or perhaps five 2x8's. I've even contemplated making the table top out of 1X material as opposed to 2X just to keep the table lighter. Any thoughts or insight is appreciated. Also, was this table pine? Did you do the finish yourself in the same fashion as the other video where you are torching the table, it looks awesome.
Great questions! Yes, I finished it with the wood burned look and then I seal it with a clear poly. I think the dimensions are great. I have started cutting the legs just a little longer at 35" to give a little more leg room. I would shy away from using 1x material because it would be more susceptible to warping and sagging over time. I used construction grade pine from Lowes
Hey great video, might want to take a look at your parts list. You put 10 1x6x10. instead of 2x6x10.
Good catch! Revised!
did you use 3 pairs of legs or 2?
for a 10' table I typically use 2 pairs of legs. For a 12' table I always use 3 pairs
great
How long are the pieces that the benches sit on?
5' long. I cut a 2x6x10 in half
I made this table last night and the bench parts dip when u sit on it???
Can you do a list of materials
I'm planning to make another table in the next couple weeks so I'll try to put together a parts list when I do it and post it in the video description. Great idea!
Done and done!
Spirit of a Handyman I hope
You and your family are well I just found your video and want to make this bench but before I go buy the materials can you please tell me the measurements I need. PLEASE I want to build this in the end of May
@@venusmarrero4021 Which measurements do you need? I believe I put all the lengths you need in the video description and in the video itself but I can fill you in on any specifics if you need it
Warpest? Lol
Cutting 2x4 on angle in your hand is the dumbest thing ive ever seen!
Dont give instructions while being totally unsafe!
Wow . You should not be instructing at all! Bending forcing the wood, hoping screws will hold it. Over time with weather swelling and shrinking thats going to come apart, use of power tools is not your strong point either. So big lesson here is why you find an instruction manual!