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How To: Build A Herringbone Table
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Step by step process on how I build herringbone table tops! I hope you find this video helpful!
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That square tip when centering to the center line was really helpful, thank you.
Herringbone is so pretty and interesting. Thanks for sharing your method and secrets with us Christina!
Thanks Carl!!!
That turned out gorgeous. Love how you share all your tricks of the trade. Very cool
- GORGEOUS piece of furniture ! ! ! This is the kind of craftsmanship that turns a piece of furniture into an "heirloom" piece that gets passed down thru generations. Thanx 4 sharing. Luv, luv, luv the matching benches.
Thank you so much!!!
Awesome video! Please do the finish video so I can learn what type of stain and poly you used, it looks great.
Thank you for your directions !
I ‘m going to do my counter tops . You made it look beautiful ! Sand,sand,sand
Thank you!!! And you got this! 🙌🏻
Such a great tutorial! The table turned out beautifully!
I really like the design of this. I initially thought you had to mitre the centres but the way you did it with the straight edge looked great. Looking forward to the finishing video.
Thank you! I let the client choose whether to miter the corners or not. Some do some don’t but both ways look great!
looks amazing! great job!
Thanks so much for this! I’m about to make a herringbone wall sign from pallet wood, and couldn’t figure out where to position the first board…. You’ve solved my problem. Greetings from the UK ❤
Great tips and gorgeous table!!! Thank you
You are serious goal this Table is gorgeous
Awh thank you!!!
Been wanting to do a herring bone on my coffee table and your centring tip was really helpful thankyou! Beautiful table top and bench 😍😍
Looks great Christina, awesome job! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you!!
Great work! Thank u!
Will I ever take up woodworking as a hubby? Probably not. Would I ever even have the courage to take on such a project? DEFINITELY not. But here I am. Love seeing your work, found you a couple years ago on Instagram or maybe tiktok? Icr. But happy to be here and watching. Much respect.
The hand wiggle when saying “sanding” lol is hilarious
Beautiful table, great job!
Thank you!!!
Good job girl, keep posting please.
Excellent 👍
Great video. Any updates on the finishing video? I’m thinking about building this table and really like how your table turned out.
Great job as always! Learned a thing or two.
Thank you!!! And that’s great!! Glad I can share some info :)
I LOVE THIS! Absolutely gorgeous. I am giving this a shot after the holidays! Thank you for sharing!
Gorgeous indeed! 😉
Awesome table, I’m going to try to make it myself. What type of plywood did you use?
I discovered you on tic tok and i love your job you are doing a amazing job
Oh thank you so much!!!
Great tutorial
Thank you!!!
Great job! ❤️
Thank you!!
Wonderful 👍🏾👍🏾 your system is by far the simplest I’ve seen and so easy to follow. Thank you 👍🏾 Nice shorts by the way 🤣🤣🤣
Thank you!! I appreciate it lol
Good job, very helpful video 👍👍
Thank you!
Awesome Job! I just finished building one for our breakfast nook. Question: What color stain did you use? It's gorgeous!
This was a 50/50 mix of classic grey and dark walnut!
Hi, the table looks great. I’m planning on having a go with a desk. Do you know if the growth/shrinkage of the wood is problematic over time?
Anyway to have a video of this from start to finish with the base and the standing, staining and end with sealing? Thank you 😊. Beautiful job btw
I’ll be posting a new video soon on how I build the base!
Hi Christina... This table is stunning! May I ask what stain color you used? So gorgeous! Blows every table I have seen out of the water. Great work and tutorial... Best Regards Shea
great video, can you share the model of your nail gun please?
Just curious what thickness legs you use for this build? Great work.
Dope.
Hi! Looks amazing. I am currently researching building a table, curious if you've had issues with seasonal wood movement especially with the cross grain joints around edges?
Hello! Not yet- I use Starbond between all seams after everything is in place to ensure no separation
I am also curious if there are any issues with the plywood not allowing for wood movement. Thanks!
New subscriber great content 💪😎
How long were each pieces of plank?! Curious because I’m buying 1x4x8 boards and going to put on 4x8 plywood
Have you done a how to on your chairs yet? I didn’t see one. Would be very interested in learning how to do the chairs.
Not yet-I get my chairs from international concepts!
this is amazing. I was wondering if I could have more info about the wood you put on the side of the table. Im just wondering how you got the trim pieces to lay flush on the side and the cuts you used. In the vid they just looked like regular, no angle at all. I don't do this all the time so I'm trying to wrap my head around it
Yeah just flat 1x pieces to match the top boards cut to 2” thick. Butt jointed glued and nailed in!
Couldn’t find the video on the finishing process you mentioned near the end there
Awesome video! love your work. did you make the legs or did you ordered them? If so from where?
I used to make legs on my lathe but I now get the legs from Carolina Leg Co!
What color stain did you use and what sealer
That table looks beautiful. Do you still plan to do a video on how you finished it?
Yes once I’m in the new shop!
Amazed by all the great work you do. Appreciate the CZcams's and Instagram's. I believe you mentioned you get your wood from Wurth? Is that the Wurth store in Charlotte? I have been looking for a place relatively close to my home here in NC :). Thanks again.
Never Mind! Sorry. I saw your other video about where you go :)
Thanks! Just what I needed!
How did you know how far down the center line to start your first board?
That doesn’t matter a whole lot I just randomly place the first board!
Did you only use Starbond to fill the holes / cracks / knots? Or did you use woodfiller as well?
Just Starbond!
I just watched your video on this table very nice job, question where did you get the chairs?
Looks great. How tall are the table legs? And how tall is the table in all?
Great video. I just made this style of table. Can you share if you sold it and if you did how much profit did you make?
Most everything I build is custom ordered and already sold. Profit varies depending on time of year supply cost etc. I aim for 4x material cost
Hello , Nice video & great table thanks for share. What length brads did you use ? I intend doing a very similar project but using hard word flooring planks , I’m kinda just getting into wood working and realising there’s so many different things to consider, lol, that’s before the mistake happen 😔
I use 1.25” nails!
@@glamfarmhouse thanks
Where did the base come from?
Beautiful table! I like the white with dark top.
I made a herringbone table out of rustic old barn wood. Came out pretty nice 👍
So how did you attach top to frame?
Thanks for sharing. I'll subscribe to your channel 👍
Thank you! I used z-clips to attach my tops to the bases
@@glamfarmhouse 👍
@@glamfarmhouse
Have another question.
When you centered your first board, at what degree of angle are your boards at?
@@lazio7495 45°!
@@glamfarmhouse
That's how mine turned out too.
I suppose it could work out at different angles. I was testing it out on a sheet of paper and it looks like it could work.
Thanks 👍
What grit did you use to sand it? What did you use to seal it? Im debating trying epoxy or polyurethane sealant.
I sand up to 150 grit. I spray Minwax Polycrylic sealant then lightly sand with 1000 and spray again sand again 1000 and spray a last third coat to get the smoothest finish!
The table looks amazing.
How do you calculate how much material you need for the herringbone top.
I just did the area divided by the size of the boards to determine how many boards I needed!
Hi! I just picked an AMAZING table set from a neighbor and it has the exact same legs. I’m trying to make a matching bench and those legs are a dead match. Where can I find those??
Carolina Leg Co!
How far from the edge do you put the first piece?
Just random. Maybe a few inches
What type of wood do you like to use ?
Did you put pine on the ply?
Yes 3/4” white pine on top is 3/4” plywood
How did you construct the base?
@Glam Farmhouse Wooodworking how did you build the base of the table?
I’ll do another video on that soon! 🤗
Christina S yay! Thank you ❤️
@@glamfarmhouse could you do a video on the base?
What stain do you use on the pine top?
Long shot that you'll respond fast: What stain did you use for the top? And what did you use to seal it?
Sorry deleted comment was on wrong video this was Minwax classic Grey mixed with dark walnut and then sealed with Minwax Polycrylic
@@glamfarmhouse You're a gem. I'll subscribe because of this!
Where did u buy the table frame from ?
I built it too :) I’ll do another video on it!
is that the 18gauge brad nailer from ryobi ?
Surprised you didn’t mitre the corners of the edging..!
I do now, this was only the second one I’ve ever done!
@@glamfarmhouse You have excellent skills and it was a pleasure to watch the build. You have inspired me to make something similar with a herringbone top.
Skip the kreg track saw , not worth it! Unfortunately I feel their products aren't made with the greatest of materials for the price. Bora NGX or WTX track set up is far superior.
I’ll never get rid of my Festool it’s by far the best track saw I’ve used
bit blotchy to say the least, which is a shame. Try thinning down some PVA & then put your finish on. Nevertheless it was a good effort, well done!!
Hahaha what are you talking about? It’s not blotchy at all 😂 it was perfect and the customer was and still is over the moon happy with it so ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
@@glamfarmhouse what I think they are referring to is sometimes boards like that can leave a slight discoloration in areas when staining unless you use pre-stain first. With the pre-stain it helps to give it a more uniform stain. I've tried it and it does make a difference but its also based on preference. Great build either way
@@chi027 thanks, yes I use pre-stain. So again not sure how it’s “splotchy”. It was legit perfect 😂 but it’s was pine and like you said and like every woodworker knows-wood absorbs again more in some areas than others regardless of pre-stain or not. Different boards from different trees will absorb stain differently. Common sense in my opinion.
@@glamfarmhouse I love the different shades of wood. That's the beauty of wood, no two pieces are identical. Ive watched this build twice now and it kicks butt! Such a gorgeous final product.
Why on earth would you put nails into this? Like seriously. The glue is definitely stronger than the nails. Clueless.
LOL they’re pub nails. You can’t even see them after everything is filled. They’re there to hold the boards in place while the glue dries. Also there’s no way to clamp the middle of the table so the nails act as a clamp. Please think before commenting.
I love the frame and legs also and I spied some other styles in your work shop do you build them yourself or just buy them in? I know the fancy spindle legs you can get but the chunky frame stuff do you build them?
So i have loads of questions but just one for now... I build things but i use rough sawn pine and have to sand it all a lot especially if i use it for tables... Would you recommend only using the kiln dried timber so it stays flat?
Always use dry wood. Even if it’s rough sawn make sure it’s dry. If you get rough sawn buy a planer and jointer to shave off all the roughness :)
Always use dry wood. Even if it’s rough sawn make sure it’s dry. If you get rough sawn buy a planer and jointer to shave off all the roughness :)