How To Build A Farmhouse Table with Build Plans

This is how to build a farmhouse style dining table. Plans are available, linked below. In this video, I show you how to build a DIY farmhouse dining table with build plans. These are my methods for making a farmhouse table. Farmhouse furniture is very popular and can bring a beautiful touch to your home. If you are wanting to know how to build a table, this video will show you. A farmhouse style table can be a variety of styles. I think that the farmhouse paint scheme with the painted base and stained tops is one of the things that make it “farmhouse.” This DIY farmhouse table isn’t hard to make. Following these instructions you can make a farmhouse table. I used 4x4, 2x4 and 2x8 lumber to build this farmhouse dining set. This is a great rustic kitchen table. DIY farmhouse furniture is fun to build. Farmhouse furniture can be rewarding to build as well! With just a few tools and a little patience DIY farmhouse decor can be built by almost anyone. CHeck out the video and I will show you how to make a farmhouse table. Give it a try! Adding farmhouse decor to your home is easy! In the next video, I will be building the matching farmhouse bench.

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[thefrankperspective]

Those special effects are revolutionary. Got a ripple dang near every time you drilled.

[morgjg]

Love comong back to these older videos just to see how far youve come and how far ive come thanks to how far you've come

[Woodworks]

Do you like, love or hate farmhouse furniture? I love it! And I love making it!

[Mike-oups]

Howdy Mr. 731..

Dug up this gem of a video from your early days..

Father's day is coming up and my wife wants me to build her dad (I call him Pops) a patio table for the porch umbrella we just bought him for his birthday a month ago.

Little did we know or even think about...those umbrellas, even with the 50lb base we got, is NOT a stand alone umbrella. The slightest breeze knocks it over.

Soo...It needs a table to be inserted into.

Quick search on YouTube and found your video...AGAIN (I've watched it several times before. But now, I'm looking for ideas.

So, I'm gonna incorporate aspects of your build along with some other tables I've seen...tweak them a bit and build my Pops an umbrella table.

[skigglystars]

I started following you last year and just now this came up in my feed. It's really cool to see just how far the channel and the maker have come along. Much respect.

[johngallo]

Thanks for being a teacher and showing how to do projects there is not many who take the time to show others it is much appreciated

[infinnitewoodworks]

I personally love the little lizard that makes an apperance at 19:01. Very nice build. Thank you for sharing.

[dannyspring]

Great job, this video helped me more than all others combined, thank you.

[MrJedijunkie]

I gotta try making this. My wife would luv this.

[brucebradsher]

Great video! Please consider doing a four leg farmhouse dining table lesson. Other's on youtube have done it but would love to see your take on one.

[DrEllis]

I bought the plans for this table last year from you and then life went crazy. I'm looking to finally making this table next month. GREAT plans by the way. Thanks for all the details and sharing the small but helpful tips as you went through the video. Blessings to you! ♥️🙏💪

[morgjg]

just bought your bundle plans to show the support love the work you do cant wait to see what future projects come out

[louisarney]

Hello Matt. I made a table and bench’s from your design for my daughter. To say she loved it would be an understatement. Then her best friends (a adopted daughter) from grade school now wants one. I want to a furniture store to try to price something like that and they did not have anything like that but now the sales person there wants one.

[totallysickable]

Wish I watched this before I built my kitchen table. Think I’m going to rebuild it now lol

[timchapman]

Great job. Loved your no nonsense approach.

[patrickleahy]

Great video, though I don’t know why you gotta brag about your painting area!! LOL, I got the SAME ONE!! Thanks for the vid.

[jessepetas]

Hey man, nice work. I liked and subscribed. I’m getting ready to make some furniture for my home and this is super helpful!

[sharifhasan]

I truly love everything you
You make everything simple and easy
Thank you good sir

[roshawnsims]

Thanks again for your easy to follow build on the farm table. I just finished the table for thanksgiving. My wife loves the look and we went with a black stained base and a gray stained top made from 2x12's. My table is counter height and 72 inches long and 44 inches wide. Best part is I made it for half of what it would cost and built benches for it for that price.

[txnaf]

Beautiful furniture. The best part is that it will last forever. In a hundred years, your grandkids will still dine at this table.