Woodworking - How to Make a Table - With PLANS!!!!
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Plans to build this table- www.thehomesteadcraftsman.com/...
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This video demonstrates making a dining table. I mill lumber from a tree and use it to make the top. The rest is made from common lumber available at the hardware store. I turn the legs on the lathe to a traditional farm style. The rest is prepared with a variety of tools, all of which can be substituted with tools more common to the average person. Be sure to check out my plans and other videos to help you create a table of your own.
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That sense of accomplishment must feel awesome!! You slabbed the lumber then dried it then built the table. I suspect that if you were sent back in time to 1820 you could get by just fine. Great video. Thanks.
I've milled some nice stuff, but the white pine was one of my favorite, mills fast, smells great, dried quick. It will feel even better as soon as someone buys the table!
1820, without that chainsaw? The table would be slightly more work. Just add 3 or 4 days!
Mike Tabar was thinking the same🤔
Those curvy off cuts at 1.36 would be great for 'dressing' an English style porch or shed! Nature is amazing!
This man is a genius. And also gets to stay fit, by staying in movement, adding value to the world. Outstanding.
A good combination of old school wood crafting tools and modern machinery. Good Channel. I went to make a comment on the opening video but not able to.
Watching this video makes me think about watching Norm Abrams with my dad. Love it! ( And beautiful table. )
A big fan of his show myself. He is the master of what he does. Right now I am so busy I don't have time to get more detailed than I am with my videos but it has always been my goal to make videos in his style. I like calm videos where the "host" touches on details as the project progresses. He nails it.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 I really enjoyed the oak table series and the way you put that video together!
With one end cut off, looks like it would make a cool, natural head board for a bed
Like the bull said to the cow, I am utterly impressed. Sorry, I gotta milk it for all its worth. You really do great work my friend.
Most beautimous!!!!! Enjoy watching you hand craft projects. Minus the Festool Trac saw and dominoe tenon tool.. lol AndI love what the poly does to the wood!!! Really brings out the grain and says "hey look at me!! Look how beautiful I am!!!"
+TimnWendywoodworks I learned all my jointery by hand first, then traditional power tools and finally some of the newer tools...I jump back and forth. The tracksaw is perfect for edging slabs.
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 You do a magnificent job sir!! I myself lean more towards the power tools. :)
I’ve been watching your videos for years now and they never get old. Keep up the quality content. As a content creator myself, ide love to do some type of collaboration. Let me know what you think. Thanks again.
Thank you, wish I could do more of them, means I'd have more free time! Just paused writing and checked out one of your videos, WW2 knife. Excellent video, looked like a TV production, you will definitely go far on UA-cam if you keep it up. I see you have some videos that have pretty high views then some with under 1000 which I know can feel kind of frustrating and a mystery of what makes one video go wild then the next do practically nothing. (no offense, some of what I consider my best videos flop while some of the "worst" do great). I think things go in waves too, I feel the interest in videos that could fall into the category of "making things" has changed, I don't know how exactly, maybe in the fact that so many people have started channels and production level has gotten so high. I feel the videos/channels that do best are ones that have something unique going for them, whether that be the host or the content. A good, quirky, clever, etc personality is common to the successful "hosts" or if you are simply really relatable to viewers. Kind of like Norm Abram was on New Yankee Workshop. He's one of the guys and had a perfect delivery. My channel here, has done ok, but is more of a hobby. I have a good following but have not had any wild success. My other channel, Homemade Home has done much better. I think my personality, topic, story, etc suits that kind of viewer more so than the viewers that watch the topics shown on "The Homestead Craftsman" channel. Being yourself and finding your niche is the way to go, otherwise, it won't be sustainable. Well there's some thoughts you didn't ask for, thanks for watching and look forward to seeing more of your videos.
The Homestead Craftsman thanks so much for your kind words and great advice. I’ll have to check out your other channel. I just remembered, I referenced your channel in my double bit axe restoration video, while using the draw horse I built based off of you video about your design, which was great by the way. Thanks again.
I love seeing the simple, yet elegant work! Your tables tops always turn out to be stunning.
Great quality tables lovingly constructed.
First time watching your table making channel, great job !! Now you have me hooked on all 3 of your channels!!
Me too ☺
Love how each chair is different at the table. Beautiful pine top
Love your other channels. Glad to see you pay something here. These amazing projects aren't what originally brought me to find your stuff.
Wow, that’s beautiful!!
Love the table! It has such a cool look. Really like your clamping rack it looks super functional.
That wood is so rich and beautiful, nice finish!! Most of the wood pieces in my home are black as was my front door at one time. Love the look! Thanks for sharing yet another great video.
BEAUTIFUL! I have the plans already bought and will make one soon!
Beauty! What a relaxing video. You look like you took a short nap while you were plaining the table top.
What a masterful display of craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing this.
This makes me want to start doing this myself. I have a lot to learn!
I do love the way you left the dowels sticking out a hair. Great added touch.
Man, that turned out to be something real beautiful. Thank you for sharing! God bless.
Just when I thought your work couldn't get any better, you pull that off! Thank you!
Gorgeous piece!
Love watching you work. Inspired!!!
Beautiful table! I love your videos!
Beautiful work of art!!
Great video and great table. I am glad to see you back.
Every work a piece of art. Nice job!!
Awesome! Love all of your channels. Keep up the good work.
Amazing craftsmanship!
Wow that was awesome! Beautiful table and great job!
Very nice! Love the background music as well.
Beautiful!
That is a nice well made table. Tenons and dowel pins are massively underrated. Dovetails would be the best for a table rail but are time consuming and should only really be used for the most detailed intensive projects.
The next best is a tenon and dowel pin joint which are very stable and strong and look fantastic not that the average person cares about looks of joints.
Beautiful job!
Nice to see white pine being used. Looks Great!
A great table and a great video! Thanks!
Stunning
Nice work. I really like the buttery look of the rounded edges of the table top.
Oh wow that's gorgeous
Been following for a couple of years, Love the videos!! Your a great source of inspiration!
Great video. Brilliant job!
Love the videos. Excellent work!
Love these videos!
That table turned out really great! I think I'll try and do me a table and I have access to alot of wallnut wood and I hope it turns out great like yours.
Great work, I love the way it came out. I also really like your glue up rig.
Very cool. That looked quite complicated!
What a beautiful table and you did such a wonderful job on it.
Great looking work. Keep it up bro. Always excited to see that a new video of yours is up.
Really nice table. Like that you did the wood also.
So Beautiful !!!, well done
Pretty table. Nice.
Looks great man!
Beautiful table. Enjoy watching a true craftsman at their trade. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.
Ha, not 30 min ago I went to look if I had missed a video because I haven't seen one in a while. Glad to see you back.
great video as usual, thanks
You're so cool...beautiful table!
So talented 💖😊👍 great job x
Congratulations, the table looks really great 😃👌👌👏👏👏👏
Lovely table, job well done.
Saw that you had 199 comments and figured that’s not okay, so wanted to make it 200 for you. Table looks amazing as always.
Amazing!
Wow you are a craftsman. Great work.
Very nice job. Thanks for the plans also
Great work as always Fred.
Thanks Maurice, glad you liked it.
How'd I ever miss this video?? So disappointed in myself!! Love the table Bud, one of my favorite features are the exposed dowel heads. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
I’m four months late, but how dare you!
@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975 Better late than never!! Not like you have other stuff going on😂👍
Beautiful
Beautiful 🌸
Hey hey. Welcome back! All best wishes for2019!
Love the table!
Thank you
Wow...beautiful table
Awesome brutha.
made my day... nice piece of art!
Thank you
Excelente!!!!!
Great craftsmanship! 👍😁
Thanks, always like your icon there, a smile is very effecting.
Lovely build, thanks for sharing with us the whole process, start to finish. You make beautiful things with whatever you are working on. Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family.
Thank you
The table is beautiful. My only issue is the lack of safety gear. If you don't wear it you should recommend it. What a great set up for gluing. I wish I could do the same in my shop, but it's too small. I haven't been on Y.T. in awhile. You look completely different without the ponytail. Handsome guy you are!
What scared you the most?
Ace of Spades table, nice.
very nice built
That is a beautiful table.
Thank you
Amazing. So beautiful.
Thanks John
Nice to see the slabs you milled in a previous video used. Nice looking table.
Thanks, I was looking forward to using them.
I love your clamping rack! You must have built a few table tops.
Looks like that was some tricky grain around the ends! Great work - nice to see a build, came out beautifully.
Got a little swirly around the knots.
Beautiful table. I never give softwood enough credit
Give it some credit, if only for how much easier it is to deal with than a hard heavy wood.
Very nice
Nice looking farm table Friend! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
Thank you JP
Your very welcome Friend!😎
That grain reveal had me panting a bit, had to admit. Very nice job, and great idea for a kiln too!
Love the table. Was watching another video and was wondering if you could explain how you made the tapered legs
We finish furniture the same. Flat latex, satin poly. Works great when going for the "country" look.
Clever clamping rack. BTW buy gyokucho saws from now on!
wow beautiful work ! would love to see you work with samurai carpenter
You are awesome
@The Homestead Craftsman - Great video! I'm using Waterlox original to finish my cedar countertops and was wondering if you'd ever used it. I really like it so far. 2 more coats to go, but it is really curing well.
OH yeah, it's going down today!!
Beautifully handcrafted piece of furniture! 👍🏻
(p.s. love the makeshift kiln 😅 00:46)
Several days in the heat of the summer brought the moisture right down. I later used an oven thermometer. Had the wood up to about 140, not bad for the back of my truck.......but certainly, a lesson to not leave pets or kids in the car!
Simply fantastic again. Extremely well done as always.
I would have preferred the natural double rounded swing of the tree as plate sides instead of cutting it away. I think it would have looked awesome. But this is only my personal kind of taste.
The live edge was nice but it would have been mixing styles. It would have also been the focus of the whole table and that wasn't what I was going for on this one. If it had a different base, the live edge would be fine, but I would use thicker slabs.
Dear@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975
Thank you for answering.
I mentioned that it would have been my personal kind of taste. It has nothing to to with the style of the finished table and isn't meant as criticism at all. The shown item is a wonderful piece of work but simply not my style any more. By fare more practical than a four or even 6 times concave rounded table for sure. And yes, I agree totally: Bigger/thicker slabs would be much better by doing this kind of natural design.
Best regards
Most of my tables are orders or will be sold in a store so I have to consider what sells well for the price point I want to hit. My personal taste isn't farm tables either. I would like to find or develop a market for some pieces that would be more fun to make in the future.
Dear@@thehomesteadcraftsman8975
Yes. Of course I haven't thought that all these tables "wood" (would) stay in your own home ;-). And you have to make/deliver what customers mainly want to have for sure if you have to make money (that's what we all have to do mainly). And, as we are all able to watch, you deliver excellent quality.
If not already there respectively available, maybe later on in your life there will be something like "table art" too!? Not only because you often have extremely wonderful wooden slabs (and it's more fun to do) I hope so and I wish you all the luck you need.
Best regards
I agree! It looks beautiful, but I love the natural look of an unfinished edge.
Your clamp/jig for gluing the two halves of the top together is ingenious!
Did you ever get to use the Stanley plane you found in the Farmhouse wall?