How To Build A Farmhouse Table with Build Plans
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2018
- This is how to build a farmhouse style dining table. Plans are available, linked below. In this video, I show you how to build a DIY farmhouse dining table with build plans. These are my methods for making a farmhouse table. Farmhouse furniture is very popular and can bring a beautiful touch to your home. If you are wanting to know how to build a table, this video will show you. A farmhouse style table can be a variety of styles. I think that the farmhouse paint scheme with the painted base and stained tops is one of the things that make it “farmhouse.” This DIY farmhouse table isn’t hard to make. Following these instructions you can make a farmhouse table. I used 4x4, 2x4 and 2x8 lumber to build this farmhouse dining set. This is a great rustic kitchen table. DIY farmhouse furniture is fun to build. Farmhouse furniture can be rewarding to build as well! With just a few tools and a little patience DIY farmhouse decor can be built by almost anyone. CHeck out the video and I will show you how to make a farmhouse table. Give it a try! Adding farmhouse decor to your home is easy! In the next video, I will be building the matching farmhouse bench.
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Check out my other farmhouse furniture builds here: ruclips.net/video/FB_sUSqFxM0/видео.html
Just stumbled on to your videos and I had to sub. I can't stop watching and really like farm house furniture. From a blue brother. Thank you
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Do you like, love or hate farmhouse furniture? I love it! And I love making it!
I like itt alott,wish i be a master at making this,like you ..one day..Only i have a figure saw,and a sander..But heyy, itt s a start..🤓👍🌷
I just got into building and I love what you make. Im excited to make it for my house
Did you do the distressed look when you finished this table?
Loved the vid, going to build my first table soon based on these plans. Thanks for this video!
I personally love the little lizard that makes an apperance at 19:01. Very nice build. Thank you for sharing.
I bought the plans for this table last year from you and then life went crazy. I'm looking to finally making this table next month. GREAT plans by the way. Thanks for all the details and sharing the small but helpful tips as you went through the video. Blessings to you! ♥️🙏💪
Those special effects are revolutionary. Got a ripple dang near every time you drilled.
Another great project! We love the farmhouse theme.
Great looking table, Matt and very well done instructions
I gotta try making this. My wife would luv this.
VERY NICE BUILD ! I really liked seeing that you applied the Minwax Wood Conditioner before you applied the stain. That makes a huge difference. It lets the beauty of the wood grain show through with no blotchiness. Good workmanship.
Thank you. Yes, I believe in using that stuff. It works great.
Great job. Loved your no nonsense approach.
Thanks for being a teacher and showing how to do projects there is not many who take the time to show others it is much appreciated
You're welcome!
I want to build this. You do a great job of explaining the process. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Glad it helped.
Howdy Mr. 731..
Dug up this gem of a video from your early days..
Father's day is coming up and my wife wants me to build her dad (I call him Pops) a patio table for the porch umbrella we just bought him for his birthday a month ago.
Little did we know or even think about...those umbrellas, even with the 50lb base we got, is NOT a stand alone umbrella. The slightest breeze knocks it over.
Soo...It needs a table to be inserted into.
Quick search on RUclips and found your video...AGAIN (I've watched it several times before. But now, I'm looking for ideas.
So, I'm gonna incorporate aspects of your build along with some other tables I've seen...tweak them a bit and build my Pops an umbrella table.
Beautiful furniture. The best part is that it will last forever. In a hundred years, your grandkids will still dine at this table.
Looks amazing, love the farm style look!
Thank you
Thanks for this video ! Can’t wait to build this
Go for it!
I truly love everything you
You make everything simple and easy
Thank you good sir
thank you
Hello Matt. I made a table and bench’s from your design for my daughter. To say she loved it would be an understatement. Then her best friends (a adopted daughter) from grade school now wants one. I want to a furniture store to try to price something like that and they did not have anything like that but now the sales person there wants one.
That is awesome!
great job, what i did i used 2x4's instead of 4x4's, turned out nice, thankyou
Awesome to hear!
Thanks again for your easy to follow build on the farm table. I just finished the table for thanksgiving. My wife loves the look and we went with a black stained base and a gray stained top made from 2x12's. My table is counter height and 72 inches long and 44 inches wide. Best part is I made it for half of what it would cost and built benches for it for that price.
Awesome to hear! Sounds like a beautiful table. Would love to see some pictures of it if you wouldn't mind sharing! You can message me on Instagram or Facebook ( instagram.com/731woodworks or facebook.com/731woodworks )
Awesome work as always! Your tutorials are great.
Truth Seeker thank you 🙏🏻
I started following you last year and just now this came up in my feed. It's really cool to see just how far the channel and the maker have come along. Much respect.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great job, this video helped me more than all others combined, thank you.
Great video! Please consider doing a four leg farmhouse dining table lesson. Other's on youtube have done it but would love to see your take on one.
Loved it very much! Good design, very good explanation. Thanks
Thank you
I learn new tips and tricks every time i watch your shows
I’m glad they are helping you!
just bought your bundle plans to show the support love the work you do cant wait to see what future projects come out
Thank you 👊🏻
@@731Woodworks quick question. what size screws are needed for this project?
Great video. This is right at my skill level and I have all the tools!
Go for it
Matt, Happy Thanksgiving! To you and your family and to all your viewers, keep the videos coming ...
Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving
Good job Matt very well done
Thank you!
Great job boss
Thanks for sharing !
I like it, I will try to make one the same, thanks great work.
Wish I watched this before I built my kitchen table. Think I’m going to rebuild it now lol
Love a good tuba four
Enjoyed the video. Great build and like the mix of paint and stain 👍👍👍 Liked and subscribed 😎
Nick DV thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks!
Not sure how I missed this! Sorry for the delayed response but THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Hey man, nice work. I liked and subscribed. I’m getting ready to make some furniture for my home and this is super helpful!
Thank you
Great videos very informative and very helpful.
I appreciate the kind words!
Looks incredible, awesome work! How do you like the planer? Do you get a lot of use out of it? I’ve been searching Craigslist for one, hopefully success soon! Cheers for posting, inspiring to watch!
Great video, though I don’t know why you gotta brag about your painting area!! LOL, I got the SAME ONE!! Thanks for the vid.
Very, very nice. Well presented.
Tracy Jackson thank you
great video for a beginner like myself. ty
Glad it was helpful!
Top!!!👍
Good stuff!
NICELY DONE !!!!!
Thank you
Just finished our double dog kennel, and was starting on a farmhouse table today. Lol
AWESOME! Share a pic of the table too when you're done! If I can help you in any way, just message me!
This is AWESOME! I’m going to make an attempt on this with my dad! Super excited to do this project with him!
Can you put a list of materials needed to make this table and 2 benches?
Thanks!
link in description to the build plans
I follow several RUclipsrs but just recently found you. I really enjoy your videos because of the details you share during your build. Thank you, keep it up.
I appreciate the kind words! I’m glad the videos helped.
Great work
Great build! I was starting this project today. I purchased your master plan package. I was starting the dining table and bench today. I needed to build it for 8 persons.....going 96 inches long on top and bench. Question: Do I need to add any extra supports? Your plans are only for 60 inches. TIA
First of all…your channel is awesome man. Lots of great info. I’ve been doing woodworking for a good while and I’ve learned some new techniques that work great alongside my current techniques. I’m new to furniture builds though. My question, is it possible to use 4x3’s instead of 4x4’s? I’ve got some kiln dried white oak that’s 4x3’s and old barnwood that I reclaimed myself. I’m sure it’s possible to do this same project with the 4x3’s however, if it’s a much more tedious approach then I’ll break down and purchase some 4x4’s. Appreciate any assistance you can provide. Thanks again.
I would cut it down to 3x3 and use them. The 4x4 at the store are actually 3.5” X 3.5”
Ha! I just ended watching your podcast with Blacktail Studio. I searched "farmhouse table build" and then this came up.
Awesome job
Thank you
You're an artist!
thank you
@@731Woodworks you're very welcome
Great tutorial! Looks great. What connection piece do you use to connect your sander to dust collection?
It came with the sander and dust collector. Both are dewalt brand.
Hi Matt! What degree angle are the 4x4’s in the middle? 45* or 22.5*? Thank you and awesome job!!
Love the table, and you had hair!!!! Lol
A little lol
Amazing work!
Thank you!
@@731Woodworks do you have a cut list available ?
Not really. Just a hand drawn sketch
Where do I get my “tuba fours” ?? Lol
Awesome video man
thank you
Hi Matt! Love everything you share, your an inspiration and very helpful, so thank you very much. I want to build this table and I have the hand drawn pic in this video, however it does not show how many and what size wood. Do you have a cut list or plans I can buy? Is there a way you could make plans for me to buy?
Plans are close to complete. Should be ready in a few days
@@731Woodworks SPECTACULAR!!!! Thank you very much!!
When trimming the edges, your straight edge should be on top of the table, if the edges aren’t perfect the guide will follow the imperfections thus creating another uneven edge.
What size and type of screw did you use to join the 2 stretchers to the legs? Also, great video. I’m getting into woodworking for the first time and this video really helps. Subscribing for sure.
I used 2 1/2” Kreg screws on the pocket holes. The large screws are just 4” self tapping wood screws.
Hey Matt, let start off by saying that your channel and the builds you do and provide have kick started my business. I am now running a successful woodworking business and it is because of you providing plans and guidance on your channel. So I want to say thank you.
I do have a question. I am currently building this table and my wife asked the question about moving the table. I am using Zclamps to secure the top to the base. I know it is not recommended to lift the table by the top to move it. So when you move your table how are to carrying it? Should a customer remove the top to get it into their home?
I would recommend lifting from the base. It would be much easier if the top is off when moving it into the home
If you use the tiny screws that come with the z clips don't lift with the top. With a tuba8 top you can use longer screws and the top will be secure for lifting.
Sure, but make sure they aren’t too long so they don’t break thru the wood.
Really nice work. l and thinking on make one for me. I will loke to make it 38 inches wide my question is how wide the leg should be? I was thinking on make then 35 inches 1/2 inch short in each side or just go with the 38 as the table but l not sure.
Thabks in advance
That would work just fine I think.
The table looks awesome. Would it hold up good outside, like a picnic table?
I don’t think so. Not for long Anyway.
What about if you use pressure treated lumber?
Cypress and redwood are recommended for outdoor furniture. But I have made a few outdoor benches out of pressure treated.
I have built the square coffee table and end tables. They turned out great thanks to your videos. I am working on the farmhouse dinning Table with 2 benches now. All for my daughters new house. I built the base for the table 5 ft for a 6 ft table. she ask if i can make it longer after i built the base. How far do you think i can get away with hanging the ends off the table.
You should be good up to 24" overhang I would think
@@731Woodworks thanks
I really wish you had some matching chairs!
just an idea but if you use a 1/4 " spade bit to a depth of 1/2 " on the top and bottom ends that would give the screw more bite into the upright, and then plug the holes with 1/4" dowel
Hi Matt,
One thing you mentioned about the 4 inch screws not having much grabbing power in the 4 x 4 but plenty strong with the glue. Couldn't you just counter sink a little deeper with a larger bit after drilling the pilot hole to get that screw a little deeper? Just a thought. I'm sure it's plenty strong as is, especially with the generous glue. I was just curious as a novice if there may be a reason not to do that. Thanks again for the great videos.
Take care,
Greg
Oh yeah you could certainly do that to get the screws in there deeper. Good idea.
@@731Woodworks OK cool. Thanks for the feedback. Watched the modern nightstand video you posted today. Amazing how good plywood can look with a little stain!! So simple. I think it's pretty easy to over think some of this stuff. Nice work. Later
Have you ever considered using FastenMaster JoistLok Screws? The heads are flat and the don’t need predrilling. They also come in long lengths like 6”
I've never heard of them
@@731Woodworks Check them out. They would work great when you need more holding power like on the table base and top support. You wouldn’t use them everywhere. Just a suggestion.
nice work. what is the overhang on both side of table. am buiding a 55x25 1/2 table?
Love this table! I have 2 quick questions. 1. Would it hurt to move the bottom spreader up 16-18 inches? My wife is disabled and had to be able to strech out her feet. and 2 I do not have access to a table saw or a joiner, how would I go about making the table top? It is so uplifting to hear someone who is willing to help others and not afraid to mention Jesus on U tube
Thank you. Yes you could move it up. I'm not sure about jointing without a table saw or jointer. Sorry.
@@731Woodworks this table cant be built without s4s wood? I was thinking about picking up wood thats probably not squared off. I could go to a lumber yard where they have s4s wood
@@tylerhawkins8555 You can build it, but you'll just see more seams where the wood comes together
Hey Matt - I'm making your table (downsized by 20%) for a playroom table for my grandkids. Went to Sherwin Williams and asked for "Bisquit" white. They have something only called "Bisquit" so I got it. Ended up being a very light peach-like color. Is this the same as you used on your table? Yours looks 'white' in the videos. Thanks
Do you have a tip for the exposed cut edges on the feet so that they look neat? Is it just sanding well and depending on the type of wood used?
I paid someone to make me a table out of fir and 6 months later it is cracked and boards have pulled apart. It appears he just used lumber from the box store. We are in the process of rebuilding it. The feet we have just look like stained saw cuts and I want to make it look nicer. Maybe that isn't possible with pine? Will look for fir but just in case it isn't available.
Sanding with high grit will help. If the boards cracked, then you’ll need to rebuild it with new wood
Tuba fours and forba fours. :-)
I am about to build two tables for a customer, both will be built from 4X4's. Is there anything that you have learned since this video that you would do differently? I am thinking about trimming the rounded edges for a cleaner look, also wondering about the joinery, 3 screws and glue enough to last? I am wondering if heavier lag bolts are needed. Any help is appreciated.
Trimming the edges would give it a cleaner look. You could use lag bolts but be sure to pre drill so it doesn’t split the wood. I’ve had my personal table built just like this one in the video now for 3.5 years and we haven’t had any issues.
Do you recommend making the base as wide as the tabletop? Or is some overhang ok? My tabletop is 48.5” wide.
a little overhang will be fine
Im following your video making my own. But I'm stumped at the stretchers. At what angle do you cut the stretchers ?
Stretchers should be 90°. The ones that go from one end to the other
If you don’t have a router or domino what would you use for placement of the Z clips?
Could you explain how you did the stretchers in the middle? I looked at the plan and am not sure about it. Thanks!!
I just used 4x4 and pocket holes to secure them to each leg on each end. Then used the upright braces attached the same way between them. I set the pocket hole jig on the same setting I would for a 2x4.
I use biscuits and glue and clamps for tops
How many 4x4x8’s will I need to build this table? Also how much material will I need for the table top? I want to build this exact table. Thanks in advance love your stuff
Thank you. I think I used 4 of the 4x4. 4 2x8s. I have a hand drawn cut list I can send you via message if you’re on Instagram or FB. Just send me a message
Could I get that cut list? This table size looks perfect for our small dining area.
Jturner102762 on Instagram
Send me a message on Instagram and I’ll send you a picture of the hand drawing I’ve got
Hi matt - at 17:30 I am having issues with the stretchers. You have the plans to cut them at 25 in but it is way to short. I was wondering how long your stretchers were? I went by the plans but mine do not look right.
When you put the first coat of armor seal finish and you said you use a fine grit sandpaper before you put the next coat on what grit do you use?
You said a high grit How high 220 400 ??
I am building a 10' x 41" table just like this. I have the table top together. Should I use breadboard ends or will it be ok how it is? Thanks!
One more question... Would it hurt anything putting a board under both ends cross ways to keek the ends from coming up?
Good job, sir. How long did it take to build your first time?
A few days. Probably 20 hours or so.
Quick question, when doing the pocket holes for 4x4 how do you set your Kreg at? And how long are the screws??
2.5” screws. Set jig for same as you would a 2x4
@@731Woodworks perfect!! Thank you!!!
Thanks! Do you ever get spiral marks from using 120 grit?
yes if you press down too hard you will
You do 6” overhang each side on all your farmhouse tables?
Not all. I've done 12-16" as well.
Guessing west tn, do you still make these I might be interested in buying one.
I use a coke bottle with a hold drilled in it as a glue bottle
Do you use SYP or white pine for the top ?
SYP
What did you use to cut the Rockler tabletop slots? Ones in the base.
1/8" straight bit
Do you have a video of bench also ?
Are you using a 12 inch miter saw to cut the 4x4s?
Yes, it is a 12"
If you don’t have a jointer or table saw to join the boards together, how would you recommend bringing them together? Thank you!
You could make a jig or something similar to a track saw and use a circular saw like this video ruclips.net/video/ukM0rz0GwBY/видео.html then with the new jig you can do this ruclips.net/video/eCIovD2kdoM/видео.html
Alright thanks a lot! I did just get a Kreg jig 320. Measurements for all Kreg Jigs only go to 1 1/2 inch. How far away from the edge of the board did you drill your pocket hole screws for the 4x4s? Stuck on this part. Really appreciate the help you’ve given me.
I used same setting as if I was going into 1 1/2” material
I'm just checking in to see 'if/when' you're planning on a paint-booth? I know they can take up quite a lot of space.
Or is it your experience that for 'Farm-House-Style' decor, it just isn't necessary. I plan to focus on smaller, high profit, quick sell, quick easy make.
Hope you all won't mind if I pass along a tip: When gluing end grain, first apply a light coat of glue to the end grain and allow it to dry. Then go ahead and apply fresh glue to the parts you want to join and put it together. Once the end grain is sealed by the first coat of glue, you will have a good strong joint.
Thanks for the tip!