How to Build a HUGE Round Table

Want a large round table in your kitchen or dining room but don't want to spend tons of money? Watch a learn how to build a sturdy, modern, round dining table from solid wood boards.

I also share some of my favorite woodworking tools and tips like the Beadlock Pro by Rockler - an easy and affordable way to create floating mortise and tenon joinery (instead of using a Festool domino).
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[redhauscreator]

Adding sand was a good simple way to solve the wobble problem.

[PeeVee]

At 2:50 the wood would cup just the opposite way.

[jameshodgins]

I made a 68-inch White Oak round tabletop late last year. Biggest thing I have made in my shop. Our build processes were very similar, your tabletop looks really nice.

[LegalEagle]

Great video as always, but be careful with using mono sound from the lavalier mics. When you listen with headphones it feels really weird hearing the voice track only come from one ear. You should double the mono channel so the voice comes out of both channels.

[dras]

That was actually pretty clever, I was surprised to see first base because you showed second one on beginning of video then I was wondering from what second base was made from. It look awesome, simple and modern!

[tawandakummo]

Well done. You finally had it done . . . had a good laugh when the whole FAM resorted to sand for added weight and my goodness when the entire FAM was lifting the huge and heavy table top. I am sure you guys had a great experience and these are some golden memories to share about your grand table. God bless you lots!

[praxedispineda]

Love your videos. If you're struggling with your mic, use something low-profile, like the Rode VideoMic Go. Tape it under your shirt using a sandwich of medical tape. Less/No echo or wind. Keep it up girl. You're a badass.

[SuchaCaligrrl]

Not just a beautiful build but very educational... glad your channel was recommended.

[Ts]

Always learn so much from you. Beautiful table, but I would have changed the door to open outside. Hope you understand what I mean, in Sweden it’s most common to open our doors that way, windows to. Take care, and be safe! 💗

[azrockpunk]

This table has been so awesome! The feel is the best part. Thank you babe for all the work you do for us🥰

[melissabaez]

I had to keep watching because you said exactly what I am going through looking for a large enough round table that won't cost me thousands. There are also not a lot of options with round tables for what I am looking for. So I thought, let me see if I can make one. I watched from beginning to end and the table looks fantastic. However, your DIY made me realize someone like me could not get this done. I do not have a large workshop, or all of those tools, or the knowledge, or the time. to make this project happen. It would cost me thousands just to get all of the materials LOL. It would also take me a few years because I couldn't work on it everyday. Still, it was cool to see how you did it.

[reilly]

This is why I love Youtube Makers. Such a unique and creative solution! Bravo

[sawdustwoodchips]

great video, and gorgeous table. Just a point of technicality, boards try and flatten the growth rings so in your video at 2:49 the boards would cup upwards.

[MrFatboyRuns]

Very impressed. And thank you very much. I have a small dining room and didn't think of getting a round table as a solution. Keep up the good work and keep sharing your ideas with us!

[pablomax]

Looks great.
I'd imagine that there is no real need to drill all though holes though. Just cut the rest from the top using the jigsaw staying to the outside of the router bit cut. Then use the flush cut bit, as you did.

[gXXrGoNe]

Wow that is a great looking table. Who would have that Poplar would look that great.
And the price makes this very attainable!
Thank you, this wood maybe my next table top!

[robertevans]

It looks amazing, and only 300 for it, you would spend triple that if not more for one that size. Have a great weekend.

[m.carter]

Just gorgeous. This table would look perfect in my dining room. Thank you for your talent, and awesome work momentum.

[brookeshipley]

looks great! i love that your family are wearing shirt and ties to assemble!

[robnhannon]

That material cost blew my mind. I expected the wood for the top alone to be almost double that. Great work.