Making a Breakfast Nook ( With Storage)!
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- In this video I build a simple breakfast nook and kitchen table out of 2x4, plywood, and pine 1x4 from Home Depot. This piece was for a client who chose to finish (stain) the wood on their own. Got questions? Leave them in the comments!
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I juat got done building my bench based on this videos design this last weekend. I built mine to wrap around my dining room though (two 72 inch sections connected by a 40 inch section). Hopefully I'll be able to start the table this weekend.
The first half of the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
The way you did the doors was a bit of a revelation, thanks!
I ran the last section of your vid twice to make sure my eyes were not deceiving me. I definitely saw you turn the table saw off with your foot! Acrobatic woodworking, no less! I'd be flat on my back if I tried this, being over 70 and no longer elastic. Well done! Nice project.
Nice build and great result but by far the most impressive thing was the ease with which you hop up on your mahoosive table and then work on it as though it’s the floor 😂👍🏻. First time I’ve seen that on YT. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🍻
the table is exactly what i'm needing. I have had a banquet seating built. Thank you so much. Mo xx
Good grief, your table saw table , no Lol, is bigger than my entire kitchen and dining room foot print. ( Jealous, Lol)
My son has designed something quite similar for my dining room which leaves a nice clean open feel to the dining room and kitchen. In order to achieve this, I have to totally remove a wall shelf unit from the previous owner. In place of the Open shelving, I will make a wall sized pantry.
Your video is very well lit, good audio, good material. My smaller dining room will become my temporary workshop. I really liked the storage inside the seats. This is A huge benefit .. my current dining room table will become the seat tops.
You have done a remarkable job here. Not only have I learned a few things with pin nailing , I can get a good sense how my own table and seats will look when completed. Well Done ,,
Carpenters are some of the most under appreciated men. To each is own but damn a man that knows how to use tools and build something out of nothing is way more attractive to me than a pencil pusher. Wow. 😻
I gave it a thumbs up because of no pocket hole jig was used in the making of Breakfast Nook. As it gave me an idea on my storage box/Seat. Thank you.
That is EXACTLY what I want in my kitchen corner. Well done!
mark brinton awesome!! If you have issue with the plans on my website let me know!
@@MakeEverything I will. Thank you this is literally perfect. Top notch.
Can you make me one too?
Thank you for giving me the confidence to create a breakfast nook for my new home. I’m excited. Definitely subscribe ‼️🔥
Super cool. Excellent design and execution. Thanks!
I bought a breakfast nook that looks like this but has a back on it too. I could have built it darn it! No UA-cam back then though! Great Job! I like how you explain everything and show it so simply.
great tutorials. I can see the pattern of working. easy to follow. thanks.
I just completed making this during Quarantine. I didn't add the storage access. I did add a hvac vent and a AC outlet as the bench covered both.
For those asking for pricing, my cost was $573. I did slightly shorter dimensions - 60x66 - which makes for a 60 inch bench and a 48 inch bench. I painted it white. I used rental equipment, so your pricing may be different if you have the right tools. I also used birch plywood instead of pine which added $40. Wood was $214, supplies was $160, paint items were $78, and rental items were $121:
Birch plywood x 2 = $114
Pine 2x4 x 11 = $37
Pine select 1x4 x 7 = $63
Sawhorse = $32
Trigger clamps = $24
Construction screws = $26
Safety glasses = $13
Titebond glue = $9
Sandpaper circles = $16
Door hinges x 2 = $19
Drywall screws = $6
Pin nails = $11
Caulk = $5
Primer = $18
White enamel paint = $42
Paint brush = $17
Miter saw rental = $66
Table saw rental = $56
Checking in with 2021 prices. The total cost is now $2900 😂
What size table did you pair with your bench? Round or square table?
@@rosalynmichelle it’s oval at its 60 inches by 48 inches.
@@schabj3 Thanks!
Thank you so much for the idea. I had my husband make this custom to our space and it came out amazing.
Brilliantly done. I am looking for something like this to accommodate more guests in our dining. It was very timely that I could chance upon this wonderful video. Thanks for sharing.
On the support column , 46 degree table saw rips for tighter miter edge, packaging tape seems to be best option.
Your video is awesome! Clear, concise and amazing!
nice job. we can add in that table leg small storage area for some liqer bottels. cut one side of box and add a small door 👍
Great videos, man. They’re so informative - not just on building the actual pieces, but all the helpful tips and tricks!
It was very nice. I was a little surprised you didn’t put the hinges on the inside.
Wow, so much detail in making this and it looks incredible at the end. A true art
Great Video nice details... One thing i'd like to note is your hand cuts with the skill saw are crooked.. I use a straight edge rail to make sure you dont get back wobble from the skill saw wanting to rock away from you. Also look into cabinet hinges recessed because the cushion is now gonna indent where the hinges are and create a bump in the seat. I like the way you placed your hinges but putting them inside would be a cleaner look. Keep up the good work everyday is a new lesson... Take Care!
I found the plans for free on your website. What kind of game are you playing here? What kind of hustle is this? SERIOUSLY YOUR TOO NICE! Thank you as this helps a lot given we are on a tight budget for our project.
I may be doing something just like this. Perfect. Great job.
who the hell didnt like this
Chris your f@CKIN AWSOME
Thanks Gary!
This is exactly what I need! Excellent build video, Thx for sharing
You live in a perfect world. The guy helping you has long hair and is named Mac! haha
Awesome Design. thanks for the free plan. I am planning to build the similar table of size of 36 inch by 42 inch
So what should be the recommended size(width x length) of column and base ?
If you can response as quickly as possible, that would be awesome. Thanks !!
Beautiful simple project
I love it very much thanks for sharing information
Aha! I love your work 'island'... And how ya clean it lol
Great simple design, that I have been looking for- thanks!
Great video... I used this to build the seating my our kitchen.
Really cool bench and table set. I like it a lot , may have to build one myself
Looks great.
Very simple design and joinery that came out nice. Thanks for the video.
Who the fuck dislike this I absolutely love it man great job
Good job! Shop is cool af too
Great Video!!! Your shop looks like an old shop around here in Rhode Island!
incredible work
I really like how you explain step by step 👌🏼👍🏼 amazing job!!
I really enjoyed watching this come together 👍
Great job! Thank you for sharing!
The benches came out great! But the stain they used looks pretty bad /: The trim just blends in so it looks pretty bland. I think they should paint the trim white to add more contrast.
Thank you for fantastic job
Awesome! Thanks for the channel.
I need one of these so nice.
Thank you!
Great video, first time I’ve watched your channel. Subscribed. I watch a lot of the other UA-cam makers as well. This is a great channel to find. Your style reminds me of a UA-cam maker “legend” who likes to tag his name on everything. You know who I mean lol. Also, that is an amazing work table/tablesaw setup. Amazing. Nice shop man!
Amazing work
Well done, I learned a lot. Thanks
What’s your thought on the seat being flush to the base of the seat, rather than jutting out a couple of inches?
very nice work... And very informative, thank you so much for that! gonna give it a go for my wife
If i wanted to add a back to the bench how would i do that and what would i need?
Nice. The only improvement I would do is to add flat/hidden hinges (their padding could be stappled to a plank, and the plank on the hindges would be problematic)
Thank you for the awesome information man. Really simple and informative
Thanx for sharing. Really good info. Will it work to only make the holes half thru the table if the table is 1.5 inches thick ???
Can you provide a ball park figure as to the cost of supplies for this project? thinking of tackling something like this for my kitchen.
Did you ever make one yourself? I was coming to ask for a ball park amount as well!
Lumber $100
@@nsbmofo for just the bench?
@@kaylarigney6262 Yes.
@@nsbmofo awesome not as bad as I was expecting. Do you know a rough estimate for a table like that?
how much did you charge the client?
Nice job man. The large t-shirt fit just great. Best of luck to you
Im going to borrow these plans. Simple and straight forward. What would you say the max weight for this would be?
Absolutely amazing! Very clear and simple to follow.
Some of the sounds being fast forwarded drove me mad though. 😅
Well done! Super helpful. Thank you
Turned out really nice, very cool =)
L♥️VE your workshop! Great tutorial! Thank you!
just curious on the trim I thought i heard you say it was 1x4 kinda looks like 1x3 and I didnt see it on the cut list
Nice
Your corner gaps could be solved by cutting at 45.1 degrees, just an fyi.
I built frame trying to cut in tops is storage bins QUESTION what is measurements of template for cut in ? Please
Anyone know how to set it in place, I have a room with hardwood floor and would like to make one of these but still secure it to the wall and not scratch my floor? If you can pick up what I’m putting down.
Hi Chris...Can you tell me what would be a good replacement for the 2 x 4's since my Home Depot no longer carries the Burrill brand. Thanks so much! Frank
I’ve watched this video at least 10 times in preparation for my own build. Gotta visualize! How long did this take you?
You've got it! I built it over a few nights in the shop, once the pieces are cut its not so hard!
Great build....wife sent me this video as an example. But having an issue with sketch download to use as a example.
Hi Chris, I would love to try and attempt building a knook. is there a way to change the measurements of the design based off my measurements? I've been trying to figure out your design with my measurement space 96" (L) x 58.25" (D) Appreciate the help!
Excellent, thanks!
Nicely done!!!
Searching through some videos and i found your channel. Love the information! You have a new subscriber from me :)
Looks so aweosme bro
How much for building one for someone. Smaller table and a small bench? It exactly what I have been looking for.
Excelent build video !
How did you “wrap” it around the baseboards on the back? Or have that baseboards been cut?
So I have a question how long did it take to make this and how much did it cost you for all the wood?
What did this project cost …materials and final finished?
Love it...
My new favorite channel!
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This is perfect ! My husband and I have been searching for this exact style banquet for our kitchen. Is there a website I can order a build like this ?
I wish you weren't so far! I'd have you make one for me! I don't have the space to make it
what Ryobi tool nailer you use, what do you think of it? also for this build i whould of change the base the be a bit smaller for the bench so you dont hit it so easy with the heels when you sit
Pretty nice and great job. Only thing I saw was the stain looked kinda shitty. A nice java or deep honey with some a couple coats of poly would of really made that boy shine. Excellent job tho
2 questions. What was the hammer trick you used on the corners of the table pillar? And what would be your best recommendation for a way to weigh this table down so that it won't tip over onto a particularly rambunctious three-year-old?
He used the hammer handle to burnish the edges....taking the handle and rubbing it on the edge which cause the edge to roll over.
What is the tool holder on your belt on your left hand side? Looks super simple but very handy. Great video as always!
Good stuff, but drywall screws my dude?
Love this build, what is the total length of pine required for the trim?
Nice work. How much do you charge for this complete set? Thanks.
You are amazing
I want something like this for our house. Wondering if it would fit an Instapot inside? I think it's about 15 inches wide. Will this work?
Just started binging on your stuff. Really like it. New sub :)
Very nice. I made some raised garden boxes for my wife. I'd like to do the trim like you did but I think I need thicker wood. My boxes are about 24 inches tall.(2x12 Douglas fir) any thoughts on the best wood and size to do the framing? I'm not sure and don't want to waste money on the wrong wood... :/
I’m currently trying to build this as we speak. The problem I’m having with it right now is your video doesn’t exactly match the visual plans. The visual plans make no mention of the cutouts for the storage nor the supports you have inside the frame for these cutouts. The visual plans also appear to have 13” horizontal braces but make no mention of the vertical supports in the middle of the frame that you added when putting on the plywood.