Farmhouse Coffee Table Build
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- Опубликовано: 18 апр 2020
- DIY farmhouse coffee table build!
For more check out my Instagram: @MMCC_Woodshop
Tools used in this video
Grrripper Push Block: amzn.to/3dNxeQL
Dewalt miter saw: amzn.to/39oR2Y7
Doweling jig: amzn.to/3aAg2v1
Swanson combination square: amzn.to/37KroeX
Irwin 48” clamps: amzn.to/2Yodiem
Jorgensen clamps: amzn.to/3j3FEnO
K4 Kreg Jig: amzn.to/3oq5fbt
Speed square: amzn.to/3oJryJj
Dewalt random orbital sander: amzn.to/3osPxwr
Irwin 36” clamps: amzn.to/37NN2za
Bostitech nail gun: amzn.to/2KW64uT
Materials:
2x8x8 Yellow Pine (2)
4x8x8 Douglas fir (1)
2x4x8 Whitewood Pine (4)
1x12x8 pine appearance board (1)
1 5/8", 2", 2 1/2" construction screws
Wood glue
2" brad nails
Filmed with a GoPro Hero 6 Black
Shot in 1080 @30fps
Film edited in iMovie 
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Nice job, looks good. Nice to see another person use a radial arm saw besides me.
Thank you! I always use mine to cut half laps.. way easier than the table saw IMO 👍🏻
Came here from insta, noce video!
Thanks you!! Gotcha back on insta and here!
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 thanks mate, keep it up
Hi, just a quick tip for you. As you are adding cauls to your panel glueup there is no need to add dowels to the boards. The glue is all you need for strength
Thanks for the tip Robert! I typically uses the dowels just for alignment, but it makes sense that the cauls would prevent any misalignment. I'll try one of my next glue ups with cauls only and see how it turns out!
Great work man! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Thanks buddy!!
Really good work man!! I’ve been following you for a while! Keep it up!!
Thanks man! I appreciate the kind words!!
Excelente 💪
Thank you!!
Nice build!
Thanks Bucky!!
I see you have the same planer as me. Good ole workhorse! My first build with it was a farm house table 25 years ago! Lol
@@BuckysCustoms It's a great planer! Mine has seen plenty of use and is still going strong!
Seems like you get better results from dowels than from Biscuits
I've never used a biscuit joiner, the dowels are definitely sturdy though. Time consuming, but they work well.
Good work 👍I like the table and I appreciate that you used dowels. Looks like your planer knives are leaving some kind of snipe or bump up & down the length of your boards though.
Thanks! Dowels work really well in my opinion, I use them all the time. And yes, nice observation... one of the knives had a chip in it - I changed them a couple weeks after this build. Still learning on not getting snipe though!
Good luck on fixing that problem. There may be some minor adjustments you can make to your planer but then again some planer models just have that defect about'm. Some worse than others regardless of the brand. You can try just keeping your boards a few inches longer so the front end cathes the snipe and you just cut that off when you cut your piece is to size. Good luck and keep building
@@rhensel001 Never thought about about keeping the boards longer, that's a great idea! I'll definitely have to look into seeing what adjustments I can make. I've been wanting to rebuild my planer stand for awhile now, so I might make some changes!
I was wondering if you have a set of plans available. Love your work
Hi Lenny! I don't have official plans available for anything yet, but here's a list of approximate dimensions based off the final size of this one.
Top: 7" x 48" (x4) from a 2x8
Legs: 17" (x4) from a 4x4
Short apron: 19.5" (x4)
Long apron: 40" (x4)
X pieces: I don't have a guess on the length but these were ripped from a 2x4 (in half)
Shelf: Again, don't have a guess but it's made from 1" appearance board that should just overlap the perimeter of the inside.
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 thank you so much for the reply, I’m starting this build tomorrow I’m so looking forward to it
@@lennygiambalvo6971 Awesome! Good luck and enjoy the build!
Great work!! Do you remember what the final dimensions were for this ?
Unfortunately I don't have the dimensions - but just by guessing at what I would have done...
Top: 7" x 48" (x4) from a 2x8
Legs: 17" (x4) from a 4x4
Short apron: 19.5" (x4)
Long apron: 40" (x4)
X pieces: I don't have a guess on the length but these were ripped from a 2x4 (in half)
Shelf: Again, don't have a guess but it's made from 1" appearance board that should just overlap the perimeter of the inside.
Everything is approximate and I'm just guessing from how much overhang I would have left with a 48" x 28" table top. Hope that helps!
What is the name of the machine that u run the wood through? What does it do to the wood? Sand it? Thank u
It's a planer. It basically shaves a thin layer off the surfaces to make the boards smoother and thinner.
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 ohhhhh. Thank u
Do you have a cut list for this project ?
Hey Ashutosh, I didn't keep dimensions of this one but here's a guess judging by the final dimensions of the table... these measurements should be very close.
Top: 7" x 48" (x4) from a 2x8
Legs: 17" (x4) from a 4x4
Short apron: 19.5" (x4)
Long apron: 40" (x4)
X pieces: I don't have a guess on the length but these were ripped from a 2x4 (in half)
Shelf: Again, don't have a guess but it's made from 1" appearance board that should just overlap the perimeter of the inside.
no one knows what the hell younger doing dude
Haha, I know, this was my first ever video so it’s probably not the best. Maybe I’ll redo this video once I get some time 👍🏻