How to Build a Coffee Table from Rough Wood | DIY Woodworking

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How to Build a Coffee Table from rough lumber all the way to finished woodworking project. We’re on the advanced side of DIY here :)
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This modern farmhouse coffee table build used a lot of tools but can be done with pre-dimensioned wood and assembled with pocket holes for an easier DIY coffee table project if you want. The classic styling is a bit more modern than the typical farmhouse build and would go great in almost any home. Get the plans and build one yourself!
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31 июл 2019

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@wabashstudio 4 года назад

Well I am about ready to tackle this project! All I need now is the 15 thousand dollars worth of tools you used in the video to make it!

@tammyfinch6735 4 года назад

That is so pretty. Walnut has always been my favorite. I love your funny banter as you build.

@ceedeegutierrez 4 года назад

Thanks for keeping the DIYer in mind.

@jacobbartlow7542 4 года назад

Brad, thanks for the videos! New woodworker here and I appreciate you showing some of your mistakes. I am reminded that even the pros do it once in a while. After all, "the mark of a craftsman is not how few mistakes he makes, but how well he covers them up." Bought and completed a lot of your shop plans. Thanks!

@JusBidniss 4 года назад

Gorgeous table! That wood's beautiful, and the design is simple yet elegant. Well done!

@KomarProject 4 года назад

Great project brother. I love the buicketed mouthed method. Worked great

@5CU11Y 4 года назад

I love watching your videos even if I’m not building anything. So therapeutic

@fabioefer 4 года назад

Well done !!!

@Snakeplisskin440 4 года назад

Thanks for the link to the oil finish. I'm building a computer desk soon and was looking at what I could use to give the black walnut a nice finish without changing the color of it. Very nice looking table.

@tommyj7087 4 года назад

Very nice project. The transformation from the rough lumber is amazing.

@EE_E38 4 года назад

Thanks for including all of the different processes from start to finish. I learned a lot from this video alone. I subscribed!

@stevegronsky8904 4 года назад

As usual Brad, detailed explanations of how the job was done. Good to see you showed your mistakes too. Far to many guys edit that out. We need to see the mistakes so we've got an idea how to fix them when we make the same ones.