How to make Farmhouse Table | Video by Anthony

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Video made by Anthony Published on 04/09/2018, viewed by 3500 , 3 Comments

What you will need

wood of your choice

glue

screws

sander

miter saw

teek oil

laquer

3/8" dowels

How to do this project

assembled the top Michael like how you would for a butcher block. Except, pocket holes were drilled into each board spanning about a foot apart all the way down all boards.

Since the customer wanted beetle kill boards and I could only find 1x4s, I assembled the top Michael like how you would for a butcher block. Except, pocket holes were drilled into each board spanning about a foot apart all the way down all boards.

le kill but for the rest of them I used 2x4s for stability. I joined them together by making a stretcher board

After I assembled the top. I made the legs. The Senate of the legs are beetle kill but for the rest of them I used 2x4s for stability. I joined them together by making a stretcher board

as keeping all the boards straight during the glue up process as they kept wanting to bow as the top got wider. So I had extra sanding to do. I sanded 50 to 320

It was then time to sand..and sand..and sand. What was really challenging was keeping all the boards straight during the glue up process as they kept wanting to bow as the top got wider. So I had extra sanding to do. I sanded 50 to 320

ble. First cutting the size accordingly.and screwing them to the supports underneath the top.i plugged all holes with plugs I cut my self from a 3/8" dowel.

I sourced boards I wanted to use for the apron and assembled them to the table. First cutting the size accordingly.and screwing them to the supports underneath the top.i plugged all holes with plugs I cut my self from a 3/8" dowel.

Oil. The wood really came to life. Let it cure for 3 days and gave it 3 coats of spray lacquer.

After the assembly of the top and base was finished. Now came the fun part. Oil. The wood really came to life. Let it cure for 3 days and gave it 3 coats of spray lacquer.

Comments

Rafael Sanches

04/09/2018 ☰

That's a great job Anthony! Very inspiring. I want to build one of these for a long time already. Did you use pocked holes to hold the boards together? Can you tell me if it's better than just wood glue?

Anthony Brauer

Hey! Thank you! Since they were only 1x4s, I actually used glue AND pocket screws.. may seem a little redundant, but it's all the more stronger. Definitely easier to glue, but I wanted to make sure it lasts a long time. Also, doing both actually helped the boards not bow while I was glueing.. since it was so many boards the middle kept wanting to come up as I clamped them

Rafael Sanches

Great job! It's very inspiring to see you in action. Send more posts like this if you can.

Anthony Brauer

Thank you very much. I also have pages in Facebook and Instagram as Brauer Woodcraft. if you care to check them out. Been getting more business so I will be posting more for sure!