How to build your own Farmhouse Table!! || DIY

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In this video we show you our take on a DIY farmhouse table. This build was requested by a family friend for her new dining room table. This is our first full length table build, so it was a learning experience with several mistakes but the table still turned out great! #justfigureitout
Material List:
- 4 - 2x10x10 SYP (1.5-in x 9.25-in x 10.5-ft)
- 4 - 4x4x8 SYP (3.5-in x 3.5-in x 8-ft)
- 3 - 2x4 white wood (1.5in x 3.5)
- 8 - 3x5/8 hanger bolts
- 3in wood screws
- wood dowel
- stain, finish, paint of your choice
Details:
- 10ft x 3.5 ft x 30 inches (Approx. Dimensions )
- 10ft x 37in x 31.5 in (Final Dimensions)
- Apron inset approx 2’’ on sides and 4.25 on ends
- 112”x33’’ for apron
- cross supports 30’’
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5 июл 2021

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@mandaedwards4494 3 года назад

We absolutely love our table!!! You guys did an awesome job!!! Thank you so much!!! ❤❤❤

@justinandjessdesigns 3 года назад

Woo hooo we are so so glad!!! Loved being able to make it for you guys😍

@normancharles2523 14 часов назад

Really appreciate that you included your mistakes and learnings on attaching the legs - saved me from making the exact same mistakes :)

@justinandjessdesigns 6 часов назад

Absolutely! Happy to showcase the good and the bad!

@OhLuckyWhy 2 дня назад

This was a nightmare from start to finish. Thank you.

@justinandjessdesigns 2 дня назад

@@OhLuckyWhy haha you’re welcome- sure felt like it at certain points!

@OhLuckyWhy 2 дня назад

@@justinandjessdesigns it taught me alot! Thanks again!

@zulhilminajmi8560 11 месяцев назад

This table arrived well packaged and on time. ru-vid.comUgkxn94T8Mu1iMnsLCMNOI9srXSsLkI4JXKW Like another reviewer advised, I pulled everything out and made sure everything was included (everything was!). I built it alone and it took me about an hour. The color is great and for the price the lift part works well. As others have mentioned, it’s not the smoothest opening/closing, but it works. The screws do show, but I plan to order white sticker covers if that bothers us too much. Really happy with this table! UPDATE: it’s been over a year since we got this coffee table and we still love it! It gets HEAVY use as our dining table, foot rest, and school desk. Over time, the opening and closing mechanism has gotten smoother. I added a new photo with the white screw cover stickers. They blend in perfectly and make it look a little cleaner. 100% recommend!!!

@knperegrino1665 2 года назад

I absolutely love the way the table turned out. But what I love the most is the way this video was put together because of the transparency and honesty when it came to showing the real process considering the fact that there are many DIYers out there like me who have little to no experience with wood working. You have shown your audience that it can be done with minimal tools. This is very helpful! Thank you!

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing!! We definitely learn as we go :)

@johngraham2335 5 месяцев назад

Great Video. I am an amateur wood worker with roughly the same tools and setup you guys have. I am getting better with each project and learning things the hard way. It is nice to see a video of people who aren't professionals in a $50,000 workshop. My next project is a farmhouse dining table which is how I found you.

@beesteel4089 5 месяцев назад

I enjoyed this video and the lessons passed along! I want to do the same. I had a friend watch some tutorials and make a big table like this (I don’t think she used as thick of wood on top) and over a short time, the top boards started bowing/warping… I’m hoping to find info on this before I start into this project… I don’t remember exactly how she assembled it- so I’m not sure what she did wrong or differently. Thinking if just store bought wood is seasoned enough… (??) I hope I don’t have this prob 😬😬 Hope yours turns out good

@xpoxydesignz5003 Год назад

Was really cool watching this table come to life! Especially with minimalistic tools most would have used

@brnsuprmn 2 года назад

You guys need to flip the 2x10 on top so the grain goes in opposite directions on every other board or you will have cupping issues in the future.

@samuelhunter9410 Год назад

Something else to consider is forcing bowed/cupped boards flat together and flush by clamping/screwing/gluing puts them under a lot of stress, and as the wood goes through seasonal movements, the top could split or crack. Most fine hardwood lumber suppliers have the equipment to plane lumber and will plane it for you for a nominal charge. You can invest in a good track saw in lieu of a jointer to trim the edges off (and simultaneously cut to the width you need). Ya'll did a great job. I'm not trying to criticize, just want to help.

@88rushrocks 9 месяцев назад

Correct and the right tools make it a lot easier. My tools mainly came from habor freight about 10 years ago because I didn’t know I could make money from my projects now most of my tools are rigid from 13 inch planer and everything in between as the money comes in I buy up on my tools for most everything I build is in pairs etc dressers coffee tables etc but my biggest money maker is children furniture.

@chuckstewart2196 Год назад

Love the video and instruction. Learn as you go, working the problems is priceless! Great looking table!

@sandybroderick2932 2 года назад

LOVE this table!!! Great Job!!

@filemufalefatu5766 2 года назад

Well done guys, good work,stay safe and stay bless, much love from NZ

@johnwheeler3925 4 месяца назад

I love you guys! I have no experience doing stuff like this, but want to learn. I have learned a ton just watching one video. I think really like that you are also learning, like with the legs on the 10 foot table. It is refreshing to get away from the “ I already know everything, and you should know everything, too” attitude I see so much. Thanks!

@richardlundy6950 Год назад

Thank you both for taking time to share. Well done. AAA+++

@amwartwork 3 месяца назад

lovely result

@roberthirons570 Год назад

So glad I ran across your channel. I have about the same amount and type of tools you have. Love the trial and error attitude. Now I'm gonna have to try this. Wife wants a Hightop table for our dinning table and I'm too poor to buy her one.

@brianneslamin554 2 года назад

Love this!!! Just started buying materials to make my own farm style dining table similar to this and needed some inspiration on where to begin! Great work y’all it’s awesome!!

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Good luck!

@Reannabecca 3 года назад

You both are awesome! Thanks for making this video

@justinandjessdesigns 3 года назад

Thank you so much 😊❤️

@rickykraus7450 13 дней назад

You can remove the screws if you need to remove the legs. Take a wood screw, place it on the center of the wood dowel plug and screw it in. When the screw bottoms out on top of the screw head hold the gussets it will push the dowel out exposing the screw underneath.

@richardmiyasaka2635 3 месяца назад

Very nice!

@TheFedUPdriver Год назад

That is an amazing table, you guys did a wonderful job. Thank you for the video it gave me insight on how I’m going to build one for my self. 👍🏽👍🏽

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Thanks Robert!

@migcat4 2 года назад

On the kreg jig bit, the 1-1/2 setting is the same as the 1-1/4 setting. Hence why it poked out too far, you had it bottomed out. The point of setting the jig at 1-1/2 is so the hole ends up in the center of the 2x. If with it correctly set, the screw still came out, just shorten the depth setting of the bit a little bit at a time until it no longer protrudes. For the legs, they are typically attached with the hanger bolts from the outside by not having the rails go all the way to the corner. This lets the hanger bolts pull it tight against the rails and hold everything tight.

@jamesbarlowjr.3762 Год назад

That makes sense.

@alexanderclark973 3 года назад

So I want a Farmhouse table in my house now whenever that happens. Awesome job friends! Build one for your house!

@justinandjessdesigns 3 года назад

Thank you Alex!!

@RWMoto1 9 месяцев назад

Great job, table looks awesome! I love the big King's tables. 4x4 legs are a pain! Recently picked up some 4x6's for legs and they worked out great for table and both benches. Keep up the good work.

@sharukhmatekukikuki-wb9ir Год назад

Nice ✌👍

@88rushrocks 9 месяцев назад

Always on the end side main reason is for fitting through door way’s etc but for a first time project you did amazing job. I supplement my income at home by making children furniture and a lot of outdoor furniture.

@willieroberts7494 2 года назад

Love the content. Love the honesty. Very cool, congrats on the first table. Remember the most successful woodworker ever also holds the same title for most mistakes made.

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Thank you so much and thank you for the encouragement you are exactly correct!

@charlesthomas1539 2 года назад

Very nice. Good instructions

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Thank you 😊

@steitos Год назад

*Hi, good job 🤗🤗🤗*

@tammyvincent5142 Год назад

Works just like it's supposed to 😊

@bnelson313braveheart8 10 месяцев назад

Great video! Table is pretty!

@justinandjessdesigns 10 месяцев назад

Thank you! 😊

@sunogden6660 2 года назад

I do love people making things with few basic tools. Many diy channels are showing making things with very expensive tools and ordinary people cannot dream of following. I love your channel and learnt so much today. Thanks a lot.

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Yes we completely understand that. We love making things and tools 😂 we progressively upgrade as we go, but our motto is do the best with what you have!

@solosaxon7469 2 года назад

Awesome table,I’m building one for a customer,it’s not as big,and yes math sucks lol,great job I enjoyed the video and tips thanks 👍

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Thank you and good luck!

@smokeyvision217 5 месяцев назад

First time I’ve seen someone use the same miter saw I have. I was regretting not having the cool sliding one 😅 I’ve done a lot w that thing

@danielmcnulty5035 Год назад

Table looks great, I might do a smaller version but taller for a bar table in basement.

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Thank you! Good luck!

@Danielvervuurt Год назад

Nicely done. It became a beautiful table. Next time rotate the grains against eachother to avoid cupping of the top. Something i learned from an old carpinter. 🎉🎉🎉 well done!!

@fravolousfilm 3 года назад

You guys are doing DIYs as a job? The table is incredible, I'm speechless..must be such a great feeling to create something so beautiful from wood! :)

@justinandjessdesigns 3 года назад

It was super super fun!!!

@ginogenero7972 10 месяцев назад

I think you could've attached the gussets from inside even after the mistake, then removed the screws on the outside and closed the holes with dowels. The look would be exactly the same. Beautiful table regardless. 👍

@skinnydee1886 11 месяцев назад

You're correct; they're called Gussets! I also have minimal tools like you, so your video is very well-suited to me! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and explaining everything so nicely. You've done a great job! Btw, I've already subscribed; thanks again and God bless you guys 🙏❤

@justinandjessdesigns 10 месяцев назад

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment! ❤️

@rickdunn3883 4 месяца назад

Nice. End glue joints wont last with glue on a softwood like your using. Testing is excellent.

@truthclips 2 месяца назад

love it

@justinandjessdesigns 2 месяца назад

Thanks!

@Flipping_Assets 2 месяца назад

Those boards look pretty straight from the beginning..

@scottc3366 Год назад

Curious how the table is holding up. I have read lots about alternating boards to reduce warp/cupping across top and attachment methods to avoid cracking and splitting. Have your friends seen any issues with warp/crack/splitting as of yet? Great to see you working together and enjoying the process without all the pro tools!

@kylecromwell2654 10 месяцев назад

that really depends on how wet the wood was/is when you build it... good rule of thumb is to allow big box store construction wood to sit for at least 6 months in a dry area, so it can dry out properly.. most of the warping and twisting will be done by that point, and will last a lot longer.

@tonymont72 7 месяцев назад

Great build. Looking at the parts list... why four 4x4's? Isn't two enough?

@tomascastaneda2175 Год назад

To me is beautiful thank you

@King_buck Год назад

Wild coincidence dude… I’m a former tree guy (still do it some on the side, currently glazier by trade) and have recently gotten into wood work and furniture builds. Just today I was wearing that exact stihl hat and husqvarna gloves building a table for a friend of mine and you guessed it, it was a farmhouse style table. (Hence me looking up other farmhouse style builds to see how other people do them) I saw your hat and gloves and was like woah that is weird! Lol

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Hahah that is a coincidence! Good luck on your build!

@NeoEon Год назад

Brother, let me tell you, I seen much worse with guys who had much better tools, great work. Since you asked, gusset is for a roof truss, the tip of it. It performs the exact same function. In general terms, carpenters and builders refer to anything like that as a brace. Specifically, what you got there is a surface mount corner bracket for an apron on a table leg. Small wood vice is a nice diy. Small number 4 hand plane will take some elbow grease, but with $15.00, I got one that I sharpened really well and has served me well. Harbor Freight sells them. Orbital palm sander is also useful if you don't want to invest $300-$600.00 in a higher end planer. Clamp down on your home made wood vice, and plane away. It is surprisingly relaxing and you will tap into your inner old man strength and unlock generations of your ancestors doing the same for a millennia! 🙂

@adamreese2403 2 месяца назад

Just a few mistakes. But all in all looks really good

@miketoti144 8 месяцев назад

I've seen ratchet straps and blocks of wood serve as perfect clamps for wood tops

@samuelhunter9410 Год назад

If you tackle one of these again and you wan it to be easily disassembled, you could try embedding T-nuts in the apron and drilling holes through the legs to insert bolts and bolt it together. Then drill holes thru the gussets large enough to accommodate a deep well socket so you could bolt and unbolt the table together as needed without removing the gussets. Something else I like to do is study pieces of furniture, even keeping them in my shop sometimes so I can reverse engineer them to come up with ideas for other projects and/or improving them.

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Yes thank you for the suggestion, this probably would’ve been a better solution!

@elmathematico2638 10 месяцев назад

Good video, so once you are done with a project like this, where do you find a good set of chairs?

@edselby110 2 года назад

This is awesome but it seems like you may have issues with expansion and contraction causing cracks. I am certainly no expert but I’ve read that table top needs to be attached in a way that allows for movement. What are your thoughts?

@pimc172 Год назад

Looks incredible but kind of woobly? How does it holds?

@francisduarte2217 8 месяцев назад

I would have used the 2" screws on putting the top together. Great job though 👍

@MichaelGawesebmainone 9 месяцев назад

I’m interested in the table you are building the new one on, any link?

@danutnita1965 8 месяцев назад

Hi, you don't need fancy clamps, just clamp that speed square on miter joints until u screw them

@johnmoody2042 Год назад

How's the table holding up? I built my mom a farmhouse breakfast nook using pocket holes about three years and it's held up just fine. I'm getting away from pocket holes for commissioned work but it's good to know that when done right, it's viable! Ps. Way too many woodworking experts in the comments. The alternating grain direction for panels myth has been debunked. If you mill your lumber and allow it to acclimate then you'll only deal with minimal movement. I use z clips to attach my table tops to accomade for the movement. Blessings!

@djustinfowler 2 года назад

You were measuring wrong for the pocket holes on the 2x4s. You measured for parallel but then you were assembling perpendicular, this is why your screws were too big.

@cynthianavarrete9438 Год назад

What kind of white paint do you use?

@Flipping_Assets 2 месяца назад

Did you have to use a planer or jointer on the table top?

@MissAllyson707 Год назад

Use some L brackets to hold the skirt and legs together, and still use the angle pieces on the corners.

@Chepe2007 3 месяца назад

I can not find 5/8 hanger bolts anywhere. where did you get them. HD and lowes doesnt carry them

@manuelflores2044 Год назад

Back off the collet on the kreg drill bit .

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Yes finally figured that out! Thank you 😊

@DivineStrengthTarotwithLela 20 дней назад

If you have a hole just use woodglue mixed with sawdust. Fills it right in and looks like wood. Cuz it is. :)

@VeronicaDesire1230 2 года назад

This was awesome! What were the costs for the whole thing?

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

I wanna say at the time with the price of lumber, it was a little over $100 for materials

@chriscowen4482 4 месяца назад

Sooooo you stole the 2x10's 😉

@tkdlance1 Год назад

Where did you get that Stop Block for the Miter Saw?

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

It came with the saw

@tkdlance1 Год назад

@@justinandjessdesigns Thank you! I've been looking for something like this for months!

@Lunatic_88 3 месяца назад

your problem was that the corner on the “ apron” where you have miter should have been open and the leg would be removable

@justinandjessdesigns 3 месяца назад

Yes 100%

@daliamoore190 Год назад

Can i screw the legs to the frame with out the gusset if i don't intend to remove the legs?

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

yes absolutely!

@daliamoore190 Год назад

@@justinandjessdesigns Thank you! Halfway thru the build!.. Thanks for the video as well. ❤️

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

@@daliamoore190 That's fantastic! we hope it turns out well!

@Flipping_Assets 2 месяца назад

How wide are the table top boards?

@justinandjessdesigns 2 месяца назад

If i remember correctly, those were 2x8's

@kaitlenfarris7233 2 года назад

About how much did it run you?

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

For the material at the time close to 200 I think, but might be a little cheaper now.

@briankleinschmidt3664 8 месяцев назад

It's an eyesore. It looks wobbly, too. That Japanese guy build a much nicer table using Maple and joinery.

@onetakeadventureswithjoeld4679 Год назад

May want to switch out those construction flip flops to some boots . Lumber don't bounce off toes :/

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Ha! yes we've since updated our workwear :)

@waynecarty536 2 года назад

You did great....no need for a planer or saw for all the edges....a table like that is meant to be rustic...if not it looks more modern and I think you would lose a lot of that americana

@justinandjessdesigns 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Agreed :)

@martygufler2621 2 месяца назад

Why go through all that effort when you didn’t plane-route-finish the limber? With all that pocket-hole focus, it still looks like a picnic table.

@wilmahowieknab8051 Год назад

You made no allowance for wood movement in the way the table top was fastened to the base or the table top boards were fastened together. Cracking and splitting may result. A good book to read is Understanding Wood by R. Bruce Hoadley - a craftsman's guide to wood technology. There are also some good videos on You Tube that show the proper cosiderations to take in making a table to allow for wood movement as seasons change.

@justinandjessdesigns Год назад

Thanks for the red, we’ll def check it out! I’ve definitely changed my methods since this build

@martygufler2621 2 месяца назад

Sorry to be a killjoy, but why go through all that attention on pocket holes when you didn’t plane/route/hone the lumber? It looks like a poorly finished picnic table. And you have all that equipment?!

@justinandjessdesigns 2 месяца назад

At the time we didn’t have planing tools. On top of that, budget table for a client