DIY Farmhouse End Table Build - EASY Build with MINIMAL Tools - Tutorial Video (Dimensions Included)
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- In this video I'll show you how I built these farmhouse style end tables! This is a simple DIY style build that you can do with only a few tools!
Tools/products used in this video (amazon affiliate)
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Materials (for ONE table):
2x4x8 (x2)
2x2x8 (x2)
1x8x6 (x1)
1x3x8 (x1)
Scrap piece of 3/4" board or similar
2" screws (all screws were 2")
1.25" brad nails
Wood glue
Dimensions:
Legs - 2x4 cut to 20" (x4)
Leg support braces: 2x4 cut to 17.5" (x4)
Leg aprons (top and bottom): 2x2 cut to 15" (x4)
Slats: 1x3 furring strip cut to 17.5" (x5)
Slat shelf (~3/4" x 3/4" x 14.5") (x2)
X pieces - 24" each, cut at the angles in video (x4)
Table top pieces: 1x8" x 23.5" (x3)
This was filmed with a GoPro Hero 8 Black and edited in iMovie. Thanks for watching! Be sure to subscribe and check out some of my other videos! Find me on Instagram (MMCC_Woodshop) for more of my work!
*DISCLAIMER* The following content is for entertainment purposes only. Woodworking and using power tools can be extremely dangerous if not done properly. YOU (the viewer) are fully responsible for understanding proper use of tools, as well as the safety features of each. I highly suggest reading the owners manual and/or watching how-to videos on the tools. I (MMCC_Woodshop) am not responsible nor liable for any injury, death, or handing of the tools you may use, nor do I assume to display the proper handing of as a demonstration. Please use extreme caution when working with any power tools. - Matt
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Looks great
Thanks! 👍🏻
Perfect style for a extension to a computer station I built for my wife. Lends it self to modification because of simplicity. I've actually already started and came across your video. Nice.
Awesome, sounds like a cool project!
Made the hall table know going to make these side tables. You rock. Best plans I’ve seen. I like you put humor into your videos Thank you for these ideas and plans.
Thanks for the feedback Tim! Glad to know the videos are helpful!
back in the shop after some time. Love the video. It's my starting point. After the frame is built. I put my own spin on things. Thanks
Nice! Good luck with the build! 👍🏻
First time on your channel & I’m wondering about making side tables with just cross bars for legs (no bottom shelves)
Yep, that would certainly work. I’ve seen several styles of tables made that way 👍🏻
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 have you done any that I could reference? I’ve come upon some 2x4’s (?) that I’m planning on making 2 side tables. Beat in mind I am a 71 yr old grandmom that lives 100’s of miles from family so I’m hoping you tube can guide me through it
They're lovely!
Thanks Amber!
I really enjoy and learn something watching your videos
Thanks Mark!!
Beautiful!!!
Thanks!!
Nice looking tables, may adjust to more of a coffee table size, I like the white against the stain, very nice.
Thanks! A coffee table could be made the exact same way.. I’ll try to make a video of that if I get time 👍🏻
Just found your channel. I'm going to make these for my daughter. Thanks for the great videos. You explain things very well. I'm just starting to try projects like this.
Thanks for the great feedback and good luck with your build!
Happy 100th video🥳
This one got me thinking. You've made quite a few of these rustic farmhouse furniture pieces. Have you ever considered getting a band saw? A trick I've done is to dress the boards to eliminate the 2x4 lumber look, and to thin all the pieces a bit so they're not quite as chunky. Then using the bandsaw and a fence, run the boards strough the bandsaw, but with the blade set almost exactly the thickness of your parts. This will not cut the wood but instead it will scrape it, leaving bandsaw marks. A little light sanding just to take the extra fluff off and you're set
Thanks Rab! Yeah, I’ve definitely looked into it and have my eye on a Laguna model right now, just haven’t followed through with it yet!
Nice job
Thanks Christian!
I’m about halfway through this build. I’m actually building 2 sets of them. So far the plans are great but I ran into one issue. The written out measurements for the (5) slats @ 15” is wrong. They should be 17.5” roughly. I’m having to improvise a little and doing 6 slats in the other direction. If you follow what is said in the video your good. I just went with the measurements. It’s all good tho. Thanks for the info and cool tables!
Thanks for pointing that out and sorry about the mistake! I corrected it in the description to 17.5" - appreciate the heads up!
Nice videos
Thanks Lucino!
I’m new to wood working and was wondering what kind of wood should I use? And is it alright to get wood from Lowe’s or Home Depot?
For a simple project like this, yes - Lowe’s or Home Depot construction lumber will work fine
Do you not square up your edges of construction lumber with a planer or table saw? Everytime I make something without cutting off the round offs, I can never get the assembled furniture squared
On a more rustic/rough piece like this, I think it’s okay to leave the edges as they are. If I’m working on a high end piece, everything will be properly milled.
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I loves these side tables. All is have a simple circular saw. Can I build these without fancy tools? Do you have downloadable instructions?
Yep, a circular saw will work fine. I don’t have downloadable plans (yet) but all the dimensions are included in the description 👍🏻
Great video. The pieces looked a bit rough, but overall a good concept. Do you ever apply poly to the painted surface?
Thanks! I don’t use poly over the paint, it could make the white appear yellow-ish 👍🏻
Would using 2 -12 inch pieces rather than 3 - 8 inch pieces work for the top? Or would that look silly. Also, would 2x3" wood rather than 2x4" work for the frame? Or would that make it lose it's strength? I'm looking to make something slightly lighter and easier to carry.
12” pieces would be fine - I think three 8” boards looks better personally. And yes, you could use 2x3s fine without compromising any strength.
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 Thank you so much for responding and producing your videos. They're very helpful.
What was the complet process of the polyurethane coat? Just one coat? Did you sand it after or not? Thx for the info😁
On these I just did one coat. On tables tops where I want a smoother/perfect finish I’ll use 3-4 coats sanding in between with 400 grit sandpaper. I usually use wipe on poly for the last coat for a super smooth finish
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 So just to make sure i understood properly just one coat and no sanding at all afterwards? Just left it as is?
Yes that’s correct. If it doesn’t turn out well enough you can do multiple coats but I only did one coat here.
@@mmcc_woodshop6288 ok perfect! Thx for taking the time to response!🙏
Stupid question, the legs look like 2x6's sometimes. Is that just the angle or am I just seeing things.
They're 2x4s, it must be then angle!
Minimal tools as he uses his $1000 table saw, lol. Nice tables for 2x4’s though.
Any table saw will work fine, thanks for watching and the input 👍🏻