How to Make a Wood Coffee Table | DIY
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- This one is all about Making a Wood Coffee Table out of your standard lumber from any home tools store.
The build is actually quite simple if you have a cut list and list of dimensions which I will provide below. I decided to design mine with a mix of paint and dark walnut stain to really give it a modern/industrial look and feel to it. The black paint makes the legs look like steel, and it goes great with the wood coffee table top.
Making this wood coffee table only took a few days and the longest part of that was letting the paint and stain dry in between coats. Other than that, the cuts, sanding, and making pocket holes was pretty quick.
Now that it's coming up to Fall weather, what is your excuse for not making one of these? I did it in the summer heat! lol. Enjoy building your own wood coffee table.
Dimensions:
4 - 2x4 @ 16 ½” (legs)
4 - 2x2 @ 41” (side trim)
4 - 2x4 @ 22 ½” (end trim)
2 - 1x12 @ 41” (bottom shelf)
5 - 2x6 @ 52” (tabletop boards)
Since I ripped a small amount off my tabletop 2x6 boards, I did have to rip my bottom shelfs a smidge, along with the end trim 2x4s. A VERY small amount. Completely optional though.
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Tools Used:
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Ryobi Drill: amzn.to/3hYUquq
Kreg Jig: amzn.to/321tYet
Pre-Stain: amzn.to/336I3br
Dark Walnut Stain: amzn.to/2X1RrJz
Hearing Protection: amzn.to/2EXk8Bh
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Totally agree on a great hop in the water after working in the shop - that's a MUST during curing time for us!
Great tip on ripping the edges of the 2x4s, too - hadn't thought of that! The table looks great!
Yea, if there wasn't a lake I'd probably have to go run out in a sprinkler or something lol
Hello my friend.
You've created a great coffee table with standard timbers. Congratulations. Enjoyable coffee is drunk on this coffee table. Thank you for sharing. See you. Stay healthy and happy. Big greetings.
Thank you so much! A lot of coffee will be drank on this table
@@KellyConcepts Yeah, I think so too. a lot of coffee will be drunk. See you. stay healthy and happy.
Great work and result.
I'm watching you jumping to the water while it's 91f degrees here... 😂 I want it too now!
Oh yea, the lake makes working a lot better knowing we can just cool off lol.
Looks great! Can't wait to see the process on the next 2 builds!
Thanks as always! They'll be out soon
The coffee table came out wonderfully. Great team work on this awesome project!
About time she chips in eh? 😂 lol jk
What a lovely looking table
Thank you! 😁
I usually don't paint wood but it worked out
Awesome chunky coffee table. Loved the little cool off you had mid way through as well 😂
This is good to know! I want a 12 seat dining table!!
I will definitely be sharing this one with hubby. Awesome job guys!!!
Let me go get started 👏🏿👏🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿
Awesome job on the table! It looks like it was a team effort too, which makes it more fun. High fives to you both!
Thanks! Yea it's always great to have more hands on this 😄
'A writing device' hahaha. Nice set of tables. Good to see Mrs Kelly helping out
Yea it is good to have her help here and there! Thank you!
That looks Great Mate 👍
Thank you!
Thanks
Nice 👍
3:21 - Otherwise known as plumbers crack...🤣
Haha! In construction we would always say "no selling crack on the job"
I like it!
Kind of modern and kind of reto I think?
Loved the vibe of your video and have subscribed.
Regards James
One Handed Maker - Australia
Great video, what lumber did you use? I have difficulty finding pine lumber here, I have only hem/Douglas fir, do you recommend it?
Is there a written design plan I am building this for a school project and a written plan would be very helpful
What type of wood did you use??
very nice table, what did you use for the dark color of the frame
Thsnk you! I used black cabinet paint I had leftover. Trim paint, high gloss, or cabinet paint are the most durable so go with those.
I like how they show all the detail in making it but flash by the finished product in a blink of an eye so cant even see it.
So you don’t provide any means for the wooden top to seasonally move and prevent cracking? Seems odd to me.
what are the dimensions
Ikea would sell this for 600 dollars
Yea and it'd still be missing some screws lol. Thank you! Stay safe over at Home Depot
I made it with woodglut plans!