How to make a herringbone table

Whether you're looking to improve your home office desk or transform your dining space with a DIY dining table, you'll find all the tips and tricks you need in this video!
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[@dylancooper2388]

This looks amazing! As a novice when you removed the tongue and groom did you just cut them down so they was all the same size ?

[@SilverlineToolsTV]

Thanks! Yeah and it's important they are all the same size otherwise the herringbone pattern won't be seamless.
If you give this build a go we'd love to see your version.

[@peterjq123]

Out of interest why did you remove the T & G from the long edges of the wood flooring? I'd have thought it would have been handy to lock them together?

[@SilverlineToolsTV]

There is usually a tongue on the end of the board as well and if you've cut lengths down to the 30cm, after a few rows it'll butt up against a board without a groove and you'll be left with a gap in the pattern.

[@carlgill1386]

What size were the oak slats

[@SilverlineToolsTV]

We used 10cm x 30cm hardwood slats to make the herringbone design. You fancy making a table yourself?

[@robertleyland4252]

@@SilverlineToolsTV GREAT VID WHAT what size is that table? Msq slats did you use for the table .thanks rob

[@robertleyland4252]

Yes definitely @@SilverlineToolsTV