DIY PUB TABLE

Learn how to make a DIY Pub Table in this step-by-step tutorial. This bar-height table could be used as a console or sofa table as well. This build uses construction-grade materials and pocket hole joinery in order to make it an accessible project for any beginner woodworker.
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Tools and Supplies Used:
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Cordless Impact Driver: amzn.to/2FfpE16
Kreg K4 Jig: amzn.to/2KHqfap
Pocket Screws: amzn.to/2IywjFA
Wipe-on Poly: amzn.to/2wWNgUs
Music: Problems (Instrumental) by Grizzlybeatz.com
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[@mr.lourod6175]

Very nice n easy to follow along. Might have to try it out here shortly! Thank you for sharing.

[@stephencarter701]

Love this video, will have a go for garden bench thanks so much

[@simpleemodern]

I appreciate the instructions my friend!
I’ll be doing it similar but not forming the legs like that.
Screen shots taken to build!
Video will be up soon!

[@lakermark2006]

Thanks for sharing brotha

[@LuisDiuk]

very good result

[@bayodin7988]

Trying to find the blog post for the instructions. Site may be down?

[@adventuresofhadesandzeus1592]

Why do you glue together 2 2x4’s instead of using a 4x4?

[@stevenmorris2293]

Using lumber with all the same dimensions easier, faster, cheaper.

[@peterbyers5686]

Cool vid nice song choice bro

[@pauldejesus9644]

lv the misic thx

[@LuisDiuk]

What are the stains that you use?

[@lunes-1]

Great video,keep it up!_

[@LilithEnos]

Is there someway to order a table similar to this from you? I am looking for this exact table type, only a diff color. Just a darker stained wood. Can I pay you to build this for me and send it to me? I'm very serious.

[@harrieth710]

How i will do that?

[@rysdesign3625]

Hi there, the video edit doesn't show how you attached the top of the table to the foundation. Could you please share?

[@gabrielnorthman3168]

all you have to do make pocket holes in the side peices and attach the table top that way.

[@xucaen]

How about using a hand saw and wood glue?

[@Dpyron23]

Lmaoo boy pulled out the commercial equipment for a DIY project

[@Missymedz]

This may be a dumb question, but why cut 1/4" off of the 2x4?

[@williamkatcher2469]

Because the corners of the lumber may be rounded and he doesn't want a dip where they join.

[@mwebtex]

And if you don’t have all this equipment? I guess it’s pressboard furniture from Walmart.

[@throwinflies1977]

Bro this man is demonstrating professional woodworking techniques. It's obvious most people don't have access to a dustless woodshop with a planer and the fancy kreg jig but you can adjust your situation according to what tools and skills you have available to you. I have a table saw, miter saw, and several clamps so I could easily attempt this project with a decent level of confidence. My point is let's not minimize the quality of information that was given in this video. Don't be afraid to compromise a step or two like using a hand planer or sanding a bit more because this project is definitely not difficult.

[@jonathantillian6528]

With a little adjustment, like motise and tenon (which looks better) instead of pocket hole joinery, all this can be done with a hand plane, handsaw, chisel, and mallet.

[@jonrosen7980]

@@jonathantillian6528 Sure if you are living in 1875 :-). Why would you saw this with a handsaw except to prove something to yourself? :-). Hand planing might be more cost effective because a typical cheap planer is still several hundred bucks, but an inexpensive Black and Decker circ saw these days is under $40 and it can cut (albeit not as smoothly or efficiently as a miter saw and a table saw) all the cuts needed. www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-Circular-BDECS300C-Renewed/dp/B07VTP3GPV/ref=sr_1_25?dchild=1&keywords=circular+saw&qid=1629916346&refinements=p_36%3A1253529011&rnid=1243644011&s=hi&sr=1-25
And pocket hole joinery is fine. Unless you plan to take it apart, I would have covered the holes underneath with wood filler or spackle and then painted the interior too and the holes would have disappeared. In fact I think you could do it with just end screws countersunk and again, fill them and paint the holes over, no visible remnants of the joinery.

[@thiaguinhooitodois2211]

Music way too loud

[@EnchantedSmellyWolf]

So that's a 16 (h) table.

[@andrewd5135]

Couldn't you just use a 4x4 isn't of square up and gluing 2x4s together?

[@sweettennesseelife1665]

Yes but the 4x4s are much more expensive than gluing the 2x4's

[@enricopallazzo3244]

Oh yeah let me just cut 1/4” off every 2X4. While I’m at it I’ll just go ahead and build that DIY space ship.

[@rachkate76]

Great communicator here with all these replies….. 🙄

[@natalieharmon9565]

DIY? Ok....🤦🏽‍♀️

[@aliciajayevalencia]

That's not ideal for D.I.Y

[@JB-qd2sk]

Its DIY not professionally made damn!

[@garzonlaperle9403]

Love woodworking? Try woodprix.

[@geoffpedder]

For God's sake buy a push stick for your table saw

[@russe19642]

Cheap table,but you'll need to spend 20 grand just the workshop first