Simple and cheap farmhouse table 

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!!!

My husband did not disappoint. This table is amazing and fits all 4 of us. Thanks Adam!!

I like how simple this is. No jointing or planing. Just cut and stick. I was starting to feel like a pos because I dont joint or plane stuff either. But after watching this, I'm gonna go build some shit.

Simply gorgeous. Since I'm a 70YO Nanny I think I would do the conditioning/staining/poly on the wood before I put it together, then do some touch-up, because it's hard for me to get up and down off the floor. I'm building a new house and can't wait to set up my workshop so I can do some projects like this. A bench/stool/side table to match would be so pretty! Thanks for the ideas and very nice for you to let your little one help out. My Daddy did the same with me and it instilled a love of making things out of wood into my soul. God bless you!

I love it!!! Best part is your young son helping!!👍🏻

I just came from another channel saying DYI farm house table but he had a $5k shop set up! This is more like it! Lol

Simple and the most easy way to do a table with no other tools involve, just good craftmaship. Thumbs up .....

Great looking little table! Loved the video, especially when you showed your son the part with covering the screw holes with dowel ends, and then got him involved. Being a grand dad - that part really hit the mark for me.

No small or big talk. Straight to business. I like your work and video.

Great video, and nice modern interpretation of a traditional design. Big kudos for getting the youngling involved.

Yes!!! The kid made my day. Thank you for keeping your little one in the video.

I thought this was awesome! my husband and I are going to build one! Probably use a different kind of wood but I love the video. So helpful! and the kid is freaking adorable lol.

Beautiful table and excellent shop soundtrack. A7X all the way

I recently got into wood work as a hobby but I’ve been in the garage with my dad since I was 6 Building late models, street cars/trucks , drift cars , even a pikes peak car in 2006 with my dad @3:41 your kid gave you the same look I use to give my dad, keep it up dude kids going to remember this stuff forever . My sons 7 already gets mad when mom says it’s time to shower for bed to him.

I've been a pro woodworker for most of my 70 years except when I was in College and the military, totally handcrafting everything. I wonder sometimes how I managed to build 100's of tables, furniture and cabinetry without pocket screws. Never had a failure traditional building. I've had many people contact me about their tables failing, especially the tops joined with pocket screws and glue. I told them to contact the person that built their table for them. I'll just bet that top is destined for a failure, especially using SYP, and most likely from a big box store.

Beautiful! I think it's very special that you share what you're doing with your daughter!

This is one of the best videos on woodworking , to the point , joe the car salesman could build . good job!!

Simple design, nothing fancy but looks substantial and perfect for any part of the house A great piece of work that even a novice DIY'er should be able to tackle.

Nice Job ... your a good Man getting your Boy in there to help ... plant those seeds early

Very nice. I especially liked the simple half-lap method that you used for joining the two cross members to the upright post. Also, good job applying wood conditioner before you stained it. Turned out beautiful.

Thanks so much for posting this. Was looking for a good rustic table that was a good size. Followed what you did here and Wife and family loves it. Great easy to follow vid so even a novice woodworker like me could pull off good results.

Seems like a fun build! Awesome having the kid in there helping too. Try dowels next time! It’ll be even stronger than the pocket holes and you don’t have to use the caps

of the many farmhouse table vids, this is my favorite for sure bro, love the unconventional way of assembling the table top and making that first cut(s) in the 4x4 lolllll

Well done mate. Thanks for sharing. I will be making one for my wife as well and we are not concerned with any issues mentioned below. It's a farmhouse table which to me means it's not going to be perfect. Any cracking or warping will give it a recycled wood look that my wife wants.

Nice job, good that you involved your kid.

I really like the easy and simple half-lap method of joining the pedestal upright to the top and bottom cross members. Good job. Looks vice.

Looks solid and much different than others I have seen on here. Would be an affordable way of getting into selling furniture.

GREAT! Job! You're little boy helping was great! I've been wanting to attempt something like this myself. My boyfriend just got me a great Kregg jig set for Christmas & I can't wait to use it!

Hey,tell the kid,good job,just like his Dad did!😎

Awesome work my man. Thanks for the great video and inspiration

3:36 you get mega dad points for small spud goofing off in the shop. Edit: letting the boy help is just the best thing ever!

Great video you provided for others to be able to build their own, enjoy wood working, and end up with a great table to be proud of. I am looking to build a large building table for my office/hobby room upstairs. I build scale RC model planes. I am getting ready to build a 1/5th scale 89" North American P-51 Mustang. My table used previously (daughters study table going thru college) has worked great on smaller models but this one will require a length to fit a 77" x 42" plans to fit onto. So probably 7.5' x 4.5' or depends on widths of wood I use. Maybe buying a used table is cheaper. Sand and refinish it. Thanks again! Wow! Today you had 7.4K likes on your RU-vid video.

Straight and simple. Beautiful work. And awesome music. New subscriber here

Best part was working with your helper .i Believe u will have problems with end crack or cupping but best of luck with it 👍🙏

Don't know how you have that many thumbs down 😒 nice table dude!

Your the best carpenter on the old tube

I'm not really a fan of pine but the finish and grain reveal on this actually looks really nice to me! 👍

I do love how well you handled the constructive criticism. Every project is a lesson learned. I look at every one of mine days, sometimes weeks later and look closely at it and figure out what worked well, what worked so so and what I need to never do again. This is a great build, I love the simplistic yet decorative design of it. When you build your next one, you will have that much more knowledge. WELL DONE!

Beautiful, and now I have to get a pocket hole jig, I keep saying I'll get one, those are a game changer.

Great job Adam and daughter.

Pretty . Simple and turned out very nice.

That grain looks fabulous.

That's beautiful work SIR. Thanks for sharing. Do that with spalted pecan and you will have a customer for life.

Great video mate. I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to help out with projects :)

Very nice table. I made a similar design of roughly the same size with cherry wood. I used the pocket screws for mine. I like the dowels on the breadboard ends. I wish I had done them on mine. Thanks for posting this video.

I like the Jacobean stain.Now your hands are gonna be the same color for a few months. I did a bench with the same color without gloves and I showed everyone for 6 months what I used.Now I use gloves.BTW,your method otherwise is really spot on.👍

Wow!!!! Absolutely beautiful !!!

WOW. That’s a beautiful dining table!

Beautiful job!! The staining and finishing is the most time consuming part of the job! haha

WELL IM A BEGINNER AND I LOVE THIS TABLE...IM GOING TO TRY IT...THANKS LOVE BLESSINGS U AND FAMILY

Wow that table came out beautiful

Looks great, my brother did it almos the exact same way but after about a year it warped something fierce lol , def needed some C channel or something underneath

Great Job....

Great job! Greetings from Puerto Rico.

beautiful creative work😍😍❤❤👍

Nice job Bro, That mitre box is the shit. I'm still flapping my wing by hand.

Everything was easier for you because you had a great little helper measuring everything for you back there :-)

The girl will be a excellent carpenter.

Very cool..... Avenged Sevenfold in the back ground. Great job

He will always remember every time he eats at that table

Awesome elegant and simple design. And diggin A7X playing in the background

Nice. I need to build a 10 foot table to seat the 2 of us, our 4 grown kids and their spouses. This type of construction might do the trick.

Beautiful!!!

Nice i like the design. So easy to build.

Beautiful work

Nice!!

That looks great. You did a great job.

Your workshop playlist sounds oddly familiar! Also, I really have to get myself a nice flat workbench top like yours.

Nice work Adam

Beautiful

The quality of the trees looks so good. Wood feels healthy. like

Looks great

Nice work.

Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing

I know I've come to the right place when I see a guy building a table with a ball-peen hammer. 😎 The table looks great, thanks for the video. 🔨

Very nice. Thank you. I've been looking for something like this for more than quite a while.

Awesome work.

This is absolutely beautiful. I want to try but nothing is easy for me.

Aren't you worried about your children being exposed to this... Someday they to could be addicted to woodwork.... Making beautiful furniture instead of playing videogames.... Looks great. I might try my hand at making something similar

I’m not going to bother nitpicking the method for the bread board ends, or the pocket screws. This build is exactly what it claims to be, and yields a nice looking finished product. There are some differences that I will make with my methods of building one, but there is certainly good info here. For example, I will probably trim off the rounded ends of the board edges for a cleaner joint. I might even get crazy and use some glue and biscuits. The leg design is really quite nice, and I will probably be borrowing some ideas from that as well. Like many others have commented though, I’m curious how this build will hold up over time with seasonal changes. Great work!

Very nice 👌

the bread boards are a weak point in many designs like this. If you're not careful in your wood selection and get a board with a core it will warp over time. I might also mention that even though the legs over lap the bread board it is still a heavy board and it will become a weak point creating a gap in the table. the best way to address this issue is to simply add a skirt to the table. It provides additional support, aesthetic and can hid the under boards which are generally fairly rough. This is a great build though and my nit picks are simply my own experience.

Great job

Nice work bud

Nice table!

Great job! Had to subscribe

Wow awesome work!

Awesome build, looks amazing. Thanx for sharing!

I want one! Beautiful!

Excellent job!! Thanks for sharing your skills!! Outstanding!!

Avenged Sevenfold in the background made my day

"And John was like fuck em" that alone is why I'm subscribing. Lmao!

beautiful table.

Nice job !

If I'm not mistaken, those boards are from a box store. If so, why didn't you cut the rounded edges off to make the boards square? Seems like each joint would fill with dirt or food or whatever easily.

Great build! Loved it

Very nice work, done properly 👍

Beautiful. Great work.

Nice simple build.

Very Nice,Fantastics