The Farmhouse Table Build / A commissioned piece 2 of 2

The Farmhouse Table Build / A commissioned piece 2 of 2
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In art, a commission is the hiring and payment for the creation of a piece, often on behalf of another. Artwork may be commissioned by private individuals, by the government, or businesses. Commissions often resemble endorsement or sponsorship.

[ShogunJimi]

Two people in the room said - "that turned out nice". Glad to see part two

[heyimamaker]

Distressing looks like a lot more fun than sanding :)

[kimpossible]

What a talent. It turned out beautifully and so well made! Thanks for sharing this.

[woodworks]

Man That looks Awesome, You did a Fantastic job on that.I like everything about it, From the joint work to half laps to the Ageing of it. Awesome Thumbs Up . Thank you for sharing

That's a great build! And i learned something too. Thank you!

[TahoeTodd]

Great build, I enjoyed watching your video. It helped me out while working on a similar style table now.

[danthemakerman]

Turned out really nice man.  My 6yr. old son watched the video with me he said,  "WOW he did a great job on that".  So technically this is two thumbs up.

[TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

Bad to the bones my brother good job MAESTRO :)

[troyd]

Thank you for using the mitered edge on the trim piece for the top. I've seen too many videos of this table where people have the end grain exposed. i think the mitered corner is just a better look.

[hermyherm]

Orale !! Cool Brother really impressive work man !

[scottrobertson]

Came out so great, awesome work! Did you have any concerns about wood movement on the top splitting open the joint on the skirt that you put around the edge? Thanks for posting, Inspiring to watch!

[TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

My brother did you get the cart for the welder my friend?

[panewel]

I'm working on a table with a maple plywood top.  Would you recommend torching it to get a similar effect that the wood you used in this video did? I'm also thinking of painting the legs white, but I don't have a paint gun.  Can I use a brush and roller combo to do this, or will it come out poorly?

[erichaltomwoodworking]

Nice job, thanks for sharing. I'm curious to know what you filled the gaps between the 2x4s with, that would be a lot of wood filler. Did you use joint compound or something?

[Muchlose]

What kind of drill bit is that at 1:50?

[ed]

That looks exactly like the table plans from Shanty2chic give away for free.