Stunning. Love the ebony stain. Great choice. You never cease to amaze me with your projects. I swear you make this 64-year-old woman want to run to the Home Depot and buy a circular saw. Love it. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
That finish tho... can we just have a moment of silent appreciation. Ok now we can shout this is AMAZING!!! Such a beautiful job... such a beautiful piece! It looks like a million bucks! Hats off to you! 👏👏👏
Wow! Love! Wow! Love! I enjoy watching your videos and appreciate the quality of your work and your videos. Informative AND concise. Keep it up! Looking forward to more and watching your channel grow exponentially!
Oh my gosh I didn't think I would find such a video but I have one of these tables that I'm getting ready to stain in the ebony from Verathane is one of the colors I have that I'm considering for part of the table so getting to see it in this video is perfect thank you so much!
Maybe, but just minimally IMO. The dark stain gives it a very chic & elegant look. But I can see wanting to see the grain or herringbone a bit more too, but I also love this look. “Different grains for different brains”
Great idea and execution. My only suggestions would be to use a mask when spray painting and apply the poly outside or in the garage to keep from getting fumes inside the house. The black top would also look real good with an epoxy coating. I think you are an amazing young lady.
I just made my first herringbone headboard. Made several mistakes but it still turned out cute. You have inspired me to try again and make this table. I have been eyeing a similar table at Restoration Hardware but I’m going to make this instead. Love your work.
I have a huge 'formal' dining table with chunky pedestal legs that I'm trying to figure out how to simplify its formal-ness so it can become our everyday, farmhouse type table. I'm hoping to catch tips and inspo from your DIYs :) Thanks for sharing all these with us. It really shows a world of possibilities :)
hello, first of all i will leave a qualified like in this wonderful video, because your channel is one of my favorites on youtube, i will always be supporting your great channel, the more i wish success on your great channel, all the best for you and until the next video, hugs from Ricardo from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍😃👍👍👍
Just a thought. As an alternative you could use flooring - secret nail profile - no nail holes to fill. Nevertheless this looks fantastic although you do make it look a lot easier than it is.
Love the stuff you do! Question in good faith for this project: Since the hardwood is an unstable substrate and you're bolting it on top of the plywood which is a stable substrate, won't that cause issues when the wood expands and contracts? This extends to the mitered border as well. I'm guessing you have lots of faith in your paint and finish?
I was thinking the same thing. I love the way you walked us through the process, but perhaps connecting them with dowels may help prevent future problems when the wood starts to expand ans contract.
what a beautiful dining table !!! I am thinking of making a table which is 86-91 inches long. It is my first time doing something like this so not sure if same legs would work for bigger table. I would greatly appreciate if you have any suggestions regarding that.
Awesome table, love your channel, thanks for your service! We built our closet around your idea too and now making the table. Question… I’m at the stage of sanding right now and I’m finding that it’s lumpy where the boards meet. Is that expected? Does the poly help with that? Thanks! Keep it up!
How is this holding up? I have never laminated standard wood over plywood with glue like that as I was concerned about wood movement - standard wood expands and contracts a lot while the plywood base does not. This does look quite good though.
Two questions. Do you find a bristle brush gives a smoother finish than a foam brush on the poly? Second, do you thin the poly (to get it to flow more smoothly) or use it straight from the can, and why? Thanks.
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Stefani nothing but encouragement for you, anyone willing to serve their country like you did, gets kudos from me.
Stunning. Love the ebony stain. Great choice. You never cease to amaze me with your projects. I swear you make this 64-year-old woman want to run to the Home Depot and buy a circular saw. Love it. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe.
You're so sweet! Thank you so much for following along
I love how straight to the point you are🐘
Thanks I try my best!
Wow!! What an impact!! Love how meticulous you are!! Quality work!
Thank you so much!
The natural color really brings out the herringbone. Love it!
I agree! Thanks for watching!
That finish tho... can we just have a moment of silent appreciation. Ok now we can shout this is AMAZING!!! Such a beautiful job... such a beautiful piece! It looks like a million bucks! Hats off to you! 👏👏👏
Thanks so much girl!! I appreciate it!! 🤗💕
Wow very nice job. Like what you make and come up with!
My father was also a carpenter and I learned a lot from him, but You Are Amazing ....Keep Doing What You Do!!
Another good one. I am glad you show how labor intensive a "simple" project can be. Keep going.
Thank you!
I would like to make this as square coffee table, is beautiful, you are amazing
Timing of this video couldn’t have been better. I just finished puttying our herringbone table thanks to your inspiration!
Both tables absolutely beautiful!!! Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Oh I adore the one with the black tabletop
SO glad you like it!!
Wow! Love! Wow! Love! I enjoy watching your videos and appreciate the quality of your work and your videos. Informative AND concise. Keep it up! Looking forward to more and watching your channel grow exponentially!
Thank you so much, I appreciate it!!
I love allllll of your rugs
Such a beautiful build! I’m definitely going to making a table herringbone
Thank you!! I just subscribed to your channel, BTW. It's amazing 😍🤗
That is absolutely gorgeous. You are truly gifted.
That means a lot, thank you!
Home With Stefani You are so welcome!
You do great work! Enjoy your videos.
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you!!
Gorgeous! I love the black!
Thanks so much!!
Oh my gosh I didn't think I would find such a video but I have one of these tables that I'm getting ready to stain in the ebony from Verathane is one of the colors I have that I'm considering for part of the table so getting to see it in this video is perfect thank you so much!
Wow 😳 I am so impressed
I’ve been binge watching your channel in preparation for getting my first house. Inspiration for doing my own thang!
Turned out great
OMG the shape of this table is absolutely amazing 🥰.
Love the Pack T!
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Thank you for watching!!
Omg! I am so impressed! How did I JUST find you???? 😳
The table is a stunner. Beautiful!
Thank you!
Nice, but stain too dark IMO, you loose the herringbone pattern too much.
Maybe, but just minimally IMO. The dark stain gives it a very chic & elegant look. But I can see wanting to see the grain or herringbone a bit more too, but I also love this look. “Different grains for different brains”
I wish the wood grain was a bit more visible as well. But either way I agree with you it has a very chic and elegant look!👍
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Great idea and execution. My only suggestions would be to use a mask when spray painting and apply the poly outside or in the garage to keep from getting fumes inside the house. The black top would also look real good with an epoxy coating. I think you are an amazing young lady.
I will definitely keep that in mind. Thank you so much!!
Great job, thanks for sharing
I should be sleeping at 4am but.... I'm enjoying this wonderful video!! Great work 👌🏽
I just made my first herringbone headboard. Made several mistakes but it still turned out cute. You have inspired me to try again and make this table. I have been eyeing a similar table at Restoration Hardware but I’m going to make this instead. Love your work.
Hi Stefani,
That table is absolutely gorgeous love the design and fine detail.
Thank you Stef 💕💕💕
Thank you for watching!
Wow, that thing looks awesome. Good job.
Hi Stephanie, Your work looks great, I loved it, congratulations
Thank you, Erick!!
- VERY good instructions. Beautiful end project that's very well done. Thanx 4 sharing.
Good job Stefane.
Thank you!!
Great customer support.
Very nice ..really love this peice
Awesome build and very nice table! Really impressive and I'm going to build one of my own soon. I'd love to see more of this work.
Thanks so much!! Love to hear that💪
Amazing work like always!
Thank you so much!
I hope the cars didn’t get too much of the bronze paint overspray on them. Beautifully done table!
Genial, muy bonito trabajo. Saludos desde Tenerife-Canary Islands
Love it
Your table is beautiful! Great job.
Love love your Channel ❤️👌🏼👌🏼❤️❤️
Beautifully done...! 🍷
Thank you!!
Look so professional made. I wish I could make something like this.
Great job! It's absolutely gorgeous!
I have a huge 'formal' dining table with chunky pedestal legs that I'm trying to figure out how to simplify its formal-ness so it can become our everyday, farmhouse type table. I'm hoping to catch tips and inspo from your DIYs :) Thanks for sharing all these with us. It really shows a world of possibilities :)
hello, first of all i will leave a qualified like in this wonderful video, because your channel is one of my favorites on youtube, i will always be supporting your great channel, the more i wish success on your great channel, all the best for you and until the next video, hugs from Ricardo from Brazil🇧🇷🇧🇷👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍😃👍👍👍
Thanks so much for the support!! I appreciate it 🤗
Great job turned out really nice.
Thank you, Philip!!
Excellent work
Thank you!!
Just a thought. As an alternative you could use flooring - secret nail profile - no nail holes to fill. Nevertheless this looks fantastic although you do make it look a lot easier than it is.
Good idea, thanks for sharing!
Impressive ❤❤❤
You make everything so easy, thank you so much , l m learning alot from you, l really hope you have more people subscribe.
This is crazy awesome!
Me encanta!!!
Beautiful!
Really beautiful and the tables very nice to. 😀
Gorgeous and the table is nice too! 🤪
Where on earth do you find such straight 1x6s????? Great video!
For a better shine try to polish the poly with a cutting compound and buffer.
VERY Very GOOD
A white in the wood grain after that black stain would have been awesome 👏🏻
Good idea!
I really do like this I hope I can get my tools to start working on some project
Thank you! Good luck with your projects!
My wife and I have similar taste as you. Thank you. Are you planning to build a built in bookcase some time in the future?
Younge beautiful blonde does amazing work, keep going hun !!!
Great work. The herringbone design looks like a logistical nightmare.
Look at you?! Building tables and s**t...lol! Awesome build! Your next build should be a work bench👍🏼
WOW!
Very nice. New subscriber 💪😎
I prefer the look (finish) of your personal table better than the black one. What finish did you use for yours? Great job on the table!!
Is nailing the herringbone pieces from the bottom of the plywood instead possible to avoid holes on the top?
That could possibly work!
Love the stuff you do!
Question in good faith for this project: Since the hardwood is an unstable substrate and you're bolting it on top of the plywood which is a stable substrate, won't that cause issues when the wood expands and contracts? This extends to the mitered border as well. I'm guessing you have lots of faith in your paint and finish?
I was thinking the same thing. I love the way you walked us through the process, but perhaps connecting them with dowels may help prevent future problems when the wood starts to expand ans contract.
I love the table, don't know if I can build it though
Wow ur stunning
Very nice
Thanks!
I love this table! Wish you can build one for me ~
Kinda looks vinyl-wrapped when the light hits it. Cool.
Thanks for watching!
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Keep it up! you are doing wonderful. I encourage you to find new ways of jointing your wood so as to minimize your reliance on wood fillers.
Thank you! I will keep trying to learn more efficient ways 👍
Looks amazing!! Hopefully you didn’t get good overspray on your cars.
Thank you!! I ended up moving the cars haha
I was thinking the same!!
Beautiful! I'm curious about how much did the materials cost?
Can you use this as a countertop? I am making a sidebar and this would be perfect, and I love the look of the herringbone!
what a beautiful dining table !!! I am thinking of making a table which is 86-91 inches long. It is my first time doing something like this so not sure if same legs would work for bigger table. I would greatly appreciate if you have any suggestions regarding that.
Beautiful table. did you consider driving the nails from underneath through the plywood first so to not leave any visible nail hole/patches?
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im new to this video , its so inspiring excellent keep it up madam ... i love it
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Awesome table, love your channel, thanks for your service! We built our closet around your idea too and now making the table. Question… I’m at the stage of sanding right now and I’m finding that it’s lumpy where the boards meet. Is that expected? Does the poly help with that? Thanks! Keep it up!
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How is this holding up? I have never laminated standard wood over plywood with glue like that as I was concerned about wood movement - standard wood expands and contracts a lot while the plywood base does not. This does look quite good though.
Would you do more sanding after the first coat next time to get more of the raised grain out?
Two questions. Do you find a bristle brush gives a smoother finish than a foam brush on the poly? Second, do you thin the poly (to get it to flow more smoothly) or use it straight from the can, and why? Thanks.