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DIY Plywood Herringbone DinningTable
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- čas přidán 19. 09. 2019
- In this video, I will show you how I built this beautiful stylish Herringbone Pattern Dining Table using one sheet of Plywood and one sheet of MDF...and with a little bit of metal ;) All-in-all costing me aprox. $270 #Plywood #Herringbone #Diningtable
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Coming from a Certified, professional welder/Fabricator, much respect 🤘🏼 Good stuff honestly.
Thanks man. Really means a lot.
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection czcams.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
Sooooo glad I found this channel!!! I'm taking on a similar project this weekend (but not welding the legs...I ordered those on etsy) and am building the table top. My design is going to be different but I like how you showed your construction technique. I fell like there are so many ways to achieve an end result that I have to figure out exactly what construction I personally want to take on. This was very helpful.
Looks awesome. For the edge, I would probably just go with solid maple. Little more expensive but would be better than dealing with the iron on edge, especially for a table that gets used so much.
Gotta admit I was realllly skeptical when you started with the plywood and were laying the herringbone pattern. And then I saw the finished result and was amazed, very well done!
Thank you
Beautiful table👏
Love the seeing someone use the anti splatter Spray always see others not use it and ruin projects
Love it! Have done a herringbone table, but didn’t seem this doable! The nail gun marked everywhere it was used no matter how lightly I applied it. Then because I had to use a horrible oil based stain (didn’t realise it was until I got home, but it was the on,y one in the colour I wanted) I couldn’t fill the dents because they showed up horribly in the finish, had to sand them back off again and re-stain. Might have to make another one..
Every project is an adventure, ain’t it ?!
Seen 3 videos, this dude got skillz
How can someone give a dislike to this video?? What a great work you have done... and all those hints for us, beginners!! I would give 100 likes if I could! Really good job!
Thanks so much
Of all things, I'm watching a diy table at 3am in the morning.
I have no regrets.
Life goals
Very nice table. The stain you used is perfect for the table. Well done.
Hey thanks. Yeah that stain was a last minute find. so glad it turned out
Who else noticed the Peter McKinnon mograph?! Love your videos, Mr. Build It! Lots of inspirations, techniques, and tips! Keep it going!!
Thank you 🙏
Nice job! I've missed the high energy intros! Big fan of your work.
thanks Greg, Happy to see the intros have been missed
This would be cool as a kitchen island top
Awesome build video, very detailed descriptive presentation! Thanks for sharing. Table looks so cool
Thanks so much. really glad you found it useful. thank you
Great tip on the saw blade. Maybe that’s why all my plywood keeps tearing out. The table turned out really nice.
Oh awesome. Really glad it helped. Yeah. Try a 60-80 T blade and go slow.
My name is Edílson and I’m from Brazil
Perfect
I really like your work
👍🏻👍🏻 FANTASTIC CUSTOMIZED DINING TABLE 💖💖💖💖💖 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I made one similar to this and I love i! I forgot to fill the cracks with wood filler before I put a clear coat on. I’ve heard you can just export the cracks but I have no clue what to use and how to blend it in with my clear satin polycrilyc clear coat.
Beautifully done, mate. 👍🏽
Schmicko table!
Nice tips on the welding too, cheers. 👌🏽
Hey bill, glad to hear you found it helpful.
It’s magnificent. You made yourself a table.
Soooooooo glad i married a handy man .. love the table !
Love the end result!!
Thanks for watching the video
Herringbone? I'm speachless love the pattern and easy to follow video thank u dude! Super creative
I love it....great job
Gracias from Mexico, awesome videos thanks.
awesome. Thank you
Thats gorgeous
Thanks, Dante
Cool project. Looks good.
Thanks for watching.
1. Your shop is organized perfectly.
2. Awesome welding table.
3. Do you have a video on shop organization?
So many questions....I need the plans. This is beautiful!
This is amazing.
Great job beautiful craftsmanship!!!
Project and music is both are too good 👍👍
oh awesome, Thanks so much
Great hands super idea nice project and you are a great man too bless you ....
Thank you
Turned out great man! Planning to use the same pattern on our soon-to-be nursery closet door 👍🏽
Thanks man. that will look awesome on a door.
allways extraordinary work... CONGRATULATIONS ON THE END RESULT ;)
Thanks man. Really appreciate it.
Great job mate , looks awesome 👍
Nice work
Recently stumbled upon this channel. Loving it! This video is distracting with the music In the background while you are talking. Everything else I loved!! Super impressed!
The fighter and the kid on the tv! Nice.
I believe dining table only has one 1 n. Great job!
i've learned maney things man, thx for this video♥🙏
Liked it very much. Thanks for giving an idea. I was planning my dining table from long time. But couldnt find any. Your idea is bst to me
Super nice.
Love it great job buddy
Thanks man. really appreciate you watching it.
TFATK on the shop TV! My man! 👍😎
Looks great
What a sick ass table ! Maple is my favorite wood and love that plywood from Home Depot it’s great quality for $50 for a 4x8 !!
Me watching this video: babe, what if I made us a table?
Her: umm.... we’ll stick to ikea.
Me: 🤷🏼♂️
This woodworking book t.co/z6o0f8z2H4 contains a great deal of details about woodwork. There are some designs in the book but it is primarily explaining the procedure of how to do various things and what tools to use to accomplish them. In general, this book fulfilled my basic desire to learn about wood working.?
Very nice work!
Cool idea man. Turned out great.
Off topic but I love the simple baseboard you used in your house and the window trim. I want to replace all the cheap looking builder grade base in my house with a 6" wide primed pine board. But I have the bullnose corners on all my walls so that concerns me a little. I really don't like those small pieces that guys install on the bullnose so I am debating on just doing 45s. Any thoughts?
Personally 45s might be cool for a second and then get old. I’d just do 3/8 round over and cal it good
Got a question for ya. How well has this table held up over time with Kids / regular wear and tear? Specifically the edge banding. Love the look, nailed it.
It'll be fine as long as the edge banding is trimmed correctly
Looks good.
what a garage
Great job, thanks for showing. What kind of nails do you use? I am afraid you see all the nails in the table
Looks nice..👍👍
Thanks Joseph
Shoutout to Fighter and the Kid on the telly! 🤘🏼
this guy loves his patterns hahaha
Planning on ever doing a how to build and mount oversized barn wood style doors?!
I need a welder. Hobby stuff, not farm welds.
Is this a good set-up that you feel comfortable recommending?
absolutely. I think i only paid $300 for everything on craigslist at the time. make sure the welder has a hookup for gas. helps a ton
So cool! However did you miss sanding the bottom of the table? The edges seem rough?
Why not screw the ply aprons/ fame on form the inside of the table to hide nail holes? And same with the top. You could’ve shot a brad from the bottom up when you had your piece in place and than screwed form the bottom side to hide nail holes on the top. Over all it came out amazing !
Maybe on the next version. Great idea
Awesome table! I’m about to build one myself but 96” x 40” w/ a steel trestle base. My question is do you think the wood ribs are sufficient for preventing sag at that length or would you recommend inserting angle iron or flat bar in the underside?
Do you have to put the apron on a little below the edge so that the edge banding has room?
What size brad nails do you recommend for this project?
solid work brah. alohas
Thanks brother
Amazed with your projects!just curious whats your interior wall paint color?
4:50 you absolutely look like AJ from the backstreet boys there
Cool!!!!
Hey Alex! when you apllied the polycrylic did you still have any bubbles or dust nubs after the final coat?
Did you use a water based poly on oil based stain? Isnt it supposed to be oil on oil or water on water stain and poly?
Once died, water based works excellent
what paint code did you use on your wall in your kitchen/dining? i like it
Your channel is dangerous. You've got me thinking I can do all of this home improvement stuff myself. Seriously, I have no business even attempting. But I'm going to! I'm starting with the sliding barn door, then I'll make us a table. I'm hoping it all turned out halfway decent and not a typical DIY "nailed it!" Situation.
I’ve been building for a while now, and I still am dissatisfied with something on every project. But I take take with me on the next one, which makes it even better.
Do you thin your clear coat before spaying?
No. as long as its water based
Damn I thought you were gonna use the edge grain of the ply wood for the really cool look. Woulda been easier to use pine.
Joel Cotton pine from the home center is still very green. it’ll probably be hard to find flat pieces and even if they are flat it’s likely to twist after a day or two. that’s why he said using plywood, no need to worry about twists etc.
The music is a bit annoying and stressing. Next time use one that is not so repetitive. Cool video and nice channel.
Subscribed.
Thanks for making this video. I just got myself a Forney 140 multi-process welder. What size welding table are you using?
Well the mdf sheet he put on hung over the edge of table slightly and that's 8x4..
Amazing
Thank you, ma'me
Have you considered clamping the wood once you apply the glue? Does that make any difference?
Think as he used nails too no need, though if you don't want to have to then fill the nail holes you should clamp
Where did you get the legs from
Hi, I'm thinking of doing the same type of build. But I want to know what height the table legs are? so the distance from the ground to the bottom of the table top
Damn dude! Wear some lung protection when you work with that MDF.
I'm building an 84"x84" table for mom. The top will be made out of common board, It will have storage underneath with 2/3 of the top opening up with lift hinges, like what one would use on a coffee table. In your opinion, would 1" mdf (I have a sheet out back) strips be enough to support the weight in the middle or would I possibly be better off getting angle iron to try and keep it from sagging? The open space in the table will be about 2 1/2"-3" she plans on storing board games, placemats, napkins ect in it. There will be a lazy Suzan kind of in the middle of table top. I'm just thinking that gravity will eventually win and the middle of the table top will sag.
Nice job on your table by the way. New subscriber.
If I’m understanding correctly, this will be for a coffee table ? Angel iron might be over kill. Mdf would be fine.
@@MrBuildit it's a kitchen/dinning table. I'm usually for over kill if I am building it. I just know it will eventually end up sagging from the use of plates and such. But the two sides will lift like a coffee table, with 1/3 0f the table not moving but with storage underneath. When I get it completed I'll send a pic if you want. I had this idea for the table awhile ago, then mom saw a home reno show where the kitchen/dinningtable as the same concept, she said she liked it. I said "yeah, that's what I want to do." Lol
yeah for sure. send it over. I'm having a hard time envisioning it right now.
@@MrBuildit sure. Hopefully it'll be done by Monday. There are a few projects still in front of it. And a situation with the family could shift project and choir priorities around.
I always wonder what your house looked like before all of these upgrades
The finished table would be between £350-£550+ in the UK, depending on the shop and that is just the table ! chairs an extra cost.
and the rest, grand easy
What color of paint is the wall in the dining area ?
The retail cost of this table is easily 1000+ dollars! Great job!
So how do we get the plans for this build?
Great video! Just an FYI for the steel tubing, 16 ga = .065" wall thickness(also referred to as 1/16" thickness). 13 ga = .095" wall thickness. For a handy chart check this link www.industrialtube.com/assets/files/Decimal_Equiv_Flyer.pdf
Beautiful table!!! And Nice socks 😅
haha Pair of Thieves Sox. My favorite brand lol
Do you have a link for that rug under the table?
I don’t. I’m sorry. Thanks think target ?
What is the name of the welding table and clamps?
Certi flat weld tables.
I don’t see the link for welding table.
It’s a fab block from certiFlat welding tables
hey alex, how big is your garage? I'm looking to add a shed to my house and use it as a ''shop'' (for tools, table saw, planer...)
12x17
Hi Daddzzzyyy ;)
Almost done copying your table but dont have a welder... do you have the dimensions for the legs so i can build out of wood?
did you by chance find the dimensions? I'm wondering the same thing
Welding table link?
Is the finish safe to eat on?
Sure it is. Most people use a plate and don't rat right off of the table anyway.
Doug Downey lmao
diy for qualified people. its not factory finish, not pro, but im sure he has the ability to do so, with that in mind, you really need to have some pro skills, like him. DIY? yes, but you ever try to paint a portrait? its easy, but the quailty will vary...extemely. cool table, well done.