DIY Modern Farmhouse Dining Table
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2022
- I have been itching to build a new DIY Modern Farmhouse Turned Leg Dining Table! So, I made Ash come help me build it! Check out our free woodworking plans and video tutorial to build this beautiful table for under $250! You can grab the free plans for this DIY farmhouse table on our website in the link below!
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When i need ideas for woodwork builds, i look for yall. Thank you for the build ideas!!
Yayyyy……you guys are back!🥳🎉
I have missed you guys and your videos. This table turned out so beautiful!😍
Great job ladies!
Thanks so much Becky! 😊
I love it! I’m about to build a new one…all my builds have been inspired by y’all! Glad to see you’re back
It looks amazing. I love watching you guys, so glad you're back!!!
Love the table, you two are so inspirational. You make building so simple ❤️❤️❤️
great to see you both back doing videos.........Tyou
Thank you!! 😊
Beautiful. The tables beautiful too I guess 😊
Table looks great
How do you clamp the table top boards when you get to the 3rd and more boards? We have a hard time getting them be flat because of this.
Thank you for a great video and making it look easy! I checked out Carolina Leg Co. as I'm in North Carolina, and they are only 11 miles from my house, a 22 minute drive! My wife wants a new dining table. I've already made here the Industrial cart coffee table and she loves it! Keep up the great work!
Great job ladies, not only great DIYers but good looking to
I haven't seen you guys, in a very long time I think the last video I saw you were working. for one of your friends I think she had a coffee shop. I truly love your videos I think they're very peaceful.
Wow that was a long time ago! Thank you so much!
Good to see you again. The table is beautiful. I would have liked to see a finished picture of it after you did the stain and finish and then one in your dining room where it was all decked out for Thanksgiving. Thanks for the video. I'm in the middle of building a slew of coffee mug holders. I was inspired to do so by your video.
Natural wood movement will likely split this top down the road.
Love it
Thank you!!
Beautiful project great and strong table well done ladies 👍
Thanks so much! 😊
Love it.
Thank you!!
I have been thinking about a new table, thanks girls also, would have liked to seen the finished table with your color choices.
Hello 🤗 if you are using the dining room, where is the office/ babies space? Your very clever at using your home for your family, thank you for sharing all the things you do!
Table looks great. I have an idea for you ladies. Can you make a TV lift cabinet????
Welcome back!
Thank you! It's about time Ashley gets to work 😂❤️
I have watched you guys build 2 different tables with bread board ends. Every other table builder never used pocket screws to attach the bread boards because pocket screws don't allow the field boards to contract and expand. Pocket screws can cause the field boards to crack and split. Have you ever have a failure because of pocket screw bread boards?
Never had that issue and we’ve built about 50 different table plans over the last 15 years. We don’t use glue between the planks or at the breadboards to allow for expansion and contraction.
@@shanty2chic That just shows that you don't understand wood movement. Gluing between the planks doesn't restrict movement. It would act the same as the hundreds of pocket screw you use to attach the planks to each other, except not as ugly. Wood moves across the width of the boards, so where you will have trouble is where you screwed the table top to the breadboard ends, thus restricting the possible expansion across the grain of the tabletop. Either not doing breadboard ends or properly attaching them with floating mortice and tenon will be much better.
Love it! Thanks so much! If I wanted to make it wider could I add another board on top (so another 5″) then add 5 inches to the cross boards? Thanks!
Good
I am going to be attempting to do this project. One question when staining the table top di you stain both sides or just the top? I am thinking you want to stain the whole piece to protect the wood for longevity. And also got legs for a companion bench seat. Do you have plans for that?
Love it! What software do you guys use for the plans? Thanks
Nice project! Any concern over wood movement with this design? I was taught not to screw in breadboard ends, but maybe it's not an issue unless subjected to changes in humidity.
Yes... for years we have had people tell us that this design won't hold up, but we have NEVER had a problem with it. Hope that helps! 😊
@@shanty2chic Awesome. Good to know - thanks for replying! :)
Hi! You wouldn’t happen to have a promo code or anything for the legs do you? I’d love to use these on my next build.
The table looks great! However, where have you guys been?! It’s been almost 3 months!
Thanks so much! We have been here working and momming... don't worry we aren't going anywhere 😉
@@shanty2chic Thanks for responding!
I have the 720 and noticed that when trying to drill the pocket holes on the long edge of the aprons from 2x6 material that I ripped to 5" the bit would go through the top of the wood. I had to add a spacer under it to put the apron up to a point where the pocket holes were usable. Any idea what I am doing wrong or is this normal.
I looked for a specific lumber list for this build and cant find any. Can you please advise how many 2x6's you used?
11 😊 the link to the plans is listed at the bottom of the post. Thanks so much for asking!
What was the overall cost?
I've attempted this method for table tops a couple times and always run into problems because my boards twist or warp after I've brought them home. Or just can't find enough flat boards at the home center. Any suggestions?
We have heard the moisture content in boards makes the biggest difference where this is concerned. In Texas, we don't run into it very often. We have heard it suggested to get lumber from a local yard rather than the hardware store because the moisture content is typically much lower... Hope this helps!
@@shanty2chic Yeah that makes sense. I'll try a lumber yard next. Thanks for the advice and the great content! I think I'm gonna have to order these table legs to make a table with to cap off our dining room makeover!
Do not ever attach bread board end with pocket screws. It does not allow for wood movement. Same with attaching a table top to the skirt.
Looks great, I just wished you guys were a little more in depth and organized about the whole process.
Very lovely table. For your next project wherever you glue there should be glue on the wood surfaces that are touching, just a thin coat will do...