$50 Thanksgiving Dining Table | Shanty2Chic
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Total Cost: $50
MATERIALS:
12- 2x6 boards
wood glue
screws
TOOLS:
Miter Saw
Kreg Jig
Drill
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this is a dose of sanity among the "simple dining tables" involving $3,000 worth of tools. nice work.
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U can use a regular circle saw and a drill. U can just drill the holes on the ground
Or have lowes/home depot precut them like I do ahahaa
That's usually true for many wood working videos, but disagree for this build, it's not that bad.
Only way breakeven on tools.. is with multiple builds, so doesn't make sense to account up tools cost in just one build
I have been looking for a table that I could build with minimal help and I have to say that this is one of the front runners.
nice work ladies! the bread board ends look good, but, also help prevent the table top from warping/cupping if/when theres "wood movement" a.k.a expands and contracts with the seasons.
$50.00 well spent👍👍
Before I searched a dining table... the table design is exactly this design. It would go perfect with a bench. You guys were the first video that popped up.WOOHOO
Things changed since 4 years I guess.. I was like where on the earth can I get 12 2x6x8 lumber under 50 bucks..
Here in Canada, I just price checked and you’re looking at $130 for lumber alone. That’s not including screws, paint and stain.
@@NigelMK still beats buying this kitchen table for $1000
I'm going to attempt this today! I'm super nervous. I'm hoping this is something I can do by myself! Thanks ladies.
Kissa Webb you can do it! Good luck 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
How did it go?
Did you do build it?
I lovw this idea. I am definitely building this except that I will just use two sheets of ply for the table top
I'm building this table. Exp lvl is minimum. Pocket holes are awesome! Thanks ladies!
My cost:
Lumber ~$90
Screws ~$12
Zachary Lane-Denny happy to hear! Send us pics when you finish 😀
Your price sounds like what they should have quoted. Also, if your table doesn't shake like jello when your bump your hip on it, Id be amazed. There is no lateral support for this table, terrible design. Unless your gonna through it out with the turkey carcass.
@@nathanweese3812 maybe you should try it and let them know. you think they don't take that into consideration?
Watching these beautiful ladies makes me want to become a carpenter. 😩😩
Shannen Marie ❤️❤️❤️ thank you!
table with ice bucket
To replicate the table being made in the video, one would need four tools, not three. A table saw is needed to remove the rounded edges of the 2 x 6 boards unless you want to make a perfectly straight, six to eight foot cut with a circular saw (good luck lol, you'll need it, a lot of it). Or unless you want a not-so-pretty table with rounded boards and not-so-straight rectangular legs.
Good news though viewers: Home Depot charges fifty cents per cut on their huge, industrial grade table saw. So just ask them to cut the boards to 5" in width (as mentioned in the provided plans) and to remove the square edges. At two cuts per board for both of the sides, this won't be very expensive. If you don't have a miter or circular saw they can even cut it width wise for you but for most, having a miter saw is much easier than having a table saw due to the larger size and space needed to run boards.
Also, call in advance to make sure your Home Depot has said table saw. The vast, vast majority do, but some don't. Anyways this is a great plan.
Leowulf™ ripping the rounded edges is not necessary. We did it for appearance.
Love love love this table, and I also love how inexpensive it was to make! Could you come up with some plans on a matching bench or chairs? Also how many can sit at this table?
I love you guys!! So fyi, I have never built anything before or used any sort of tools besides a screw driver. I was a little frustrated in the beginning, but I saw your video of how to use the kreg jig and it helped big time. I will be done in the morning, stain it and I am definitely posting the pictures so you guys can share how much you've helped someone who has not built anything before. I really appreciate this, please keep this going. you have my support!!!
Did you finished your project? If so, Would you mind sharing photos?
This video is fun to see how stupid the price of lumber is now 5 years later. Be lucky to do this for 2-3 times the original cost.
that table will wobble like crazy. Put a runner or two on it or it's going to be an embarrassing day for the DIY couple at home
Easier to just use some type of corner braces on the ends, I’d recommend the 8 in by 1 1/4 corner braces
I love ladies' workshops, they're so neat so you can find everything!
Just wanted to say that you sisters are awesome and really make my day with all that positive energy your girls always give out
This is exactly what I was searching for! Thank you!!
Thank you thank you thank you. this tutorial was amazing. You make making a table look easy, so easy even a girl like me can do it. I will try it and let you know how it goes. Than you again.
Nice job, ladies. This is a simple enough project for even a true beginner. Love your videos!!
Linda Baldock thank you so much!
I’m done with mine. It turned out pretty good. Thanks ladies.
I will spend my weekend binge watching your videos
Great job guys!! Thanks for your time and help.
The only thing I would do different is go to harbor freight and get a sander. Then sand the whole top so it's very smooth. Then stain, then epoxy the top.
LOVE IT!! I have been wanting to build my own dining room table but have been too scared to! lol Plus, most of them have been out of my budget range. This looks very easy and super affordable. I've kept to smaller projects like the shelves and I made a headboard for my daughter's bed. Love using my Kreg Jig! It's so easy my 2 yr old and 7 yr old helped me with the building of the headboard. They loved taking turns drilling the pilot holes and then attaching the boards together. It was a fun easy project to do with them. My daughter( 7 yr old) is ready to build some more with me! I'm definitely going to build this table and have her help me. Maybe make it slightly shorter since there's just the 3 of us. Any chance you ladies have bench plans that would go well with this table?
FABULOUS can't wait for the next project!
This table will never be straight with bumps and gaps on the top .
Love it! You ladies are a package of awesomeness! And funny too. I like it!
Great work - bread boards traditionally are to keep your boards from warping !!!
Y’all are my heroes!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽
I live in a studio and I love this table. It is quick and easy. But I want to see if it is possible for the table legs to be able to fold in so once I am done with I can hang it on the wall. I plan on pretty some cool design so when I hang it makes for a cool poster. I hope you ladies can help. You ladies rock.
Gorgeous!! And so easy!!
This is way cooler than big lots cheap fake furniture..now tile it w/ marbel from floor & decor & you set
36k subscribers, 707 likes? How selfish are people?
These girls do an excellent job ♥
I loved it . Thank you for sharing . Simple and super easy
Just finished my table and it came out beautifully!!!
Can you post a quick video of what it looks like?
Nice work! :-)
I like their vibe too. Good content, as well as great energy. Thumbs up!
Can’t wait to try this. Thanks!
My guess for the reason they call them "bread boards" is because they technically "sandwich" the ends of the wood! :D
Man I wish my sister would help around here!
omg!!! I want to make this so bad! love it!!
Thank god my dads a handyman, I’m just gonna send this to him...
I bet this table split within a year because of those breadboard ends and the way they attached those legs
Can you two get any cuter?!?!?!!!! Thank you for this easy tutorial!
QUICK QUESTION:
I'm thinking of gluing boards together to make the table top more chunky. Do you think this existing base will support it or should I also double up on boards for the base?
When you said you only need three things you forgot to mention that angle tool to help you drill perfect angles in the wood to connect all the pieces. That’s a pretty important tool.
They mentioned the kreg jig
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Hi can you make chairs for this?
Great Job Ladies! thanks to you two, my wife is project crazy and is pushing me into a new hobby (which i dont mind). just a quick question, did you run your 2 x 6 board thru a plainer or something because they look like they have no warpping or twisting going on? Keep the great work and ignore the haters, focus on the thumb ups and keep it going!
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Almost forgot the $50.
I love your table!!
Very creative ♥️ Love it
2x6 boards are now $10/piece... So this is more like $120 build 🤣
Definitely doing this..thank you!
Very nice, but I don't think with $50 you can build it. At least $120 (screws, spray paint, stain + your wood), but overall good idea. I liked it. Thanks for sharing! 👍
Gorgeous!
This table is awesome! I look forward to build one!! Did you sand all the wood first?? What sand paper did you use?
How sturdy is it? Does it wobble and if it does what do you suggest for extra support?
You two sister are so awesome!!! I want to build this table!!!! The only tools I own are a hammer, flathead screw driver and a small sander. I live in a small NYC apt. Can the tools be rented or is it more cost effective to just buy them?
Do yall use a planer? That part always makes me wonder if it is really needed from watching other videos.
That's my drill.
The first instruction on the downloadable plans is to rip the 2x6 boards down to 2x5, this really should be listed as a step and add a table saw to the list of necessary tools as to not mislead. Luckily we have a table saw so it should be fine, just hate for someone else to miss that instruction before they go and buy everything from their hardware store.
8randi if you read the supply list (cover sheet) it says 2x6 ripped to 5”. We also mention that we did that at the top of the video and it’s the first step we mention in the how-to on our site where you download the plans.
@@shanty2chic I know it says 2x6 ripped to 2x5 on the cover sheet of the downloadable plans, that's what I said in my original comment. It's also true it says it in the how-to on your site.
However, it's not true that you state it "at the top of the video" ...actually, you refer to them as 2x6 boards the entire video. Since they are in fact in need of ripping to 2x5 it means people will also need a table saw, as well as either a plainer or sander to get the boards smooth for before painting/staining.
I get that "you only need 3 things" sounds great and all but it's simply not true. I still love the table and the plan, we are 90% complete with ours right now actually and loving it! Sorry, I just really don't want a beginner to watch this video and try to attempt this without fully reading the downloadable plans ya know.
8randi we actually say for the exact measurements of the boards refer to our printable plans. The videos are meant for inspiration. We also don’t show every cut being made - because that’s boring - but you got that info from the free plans. We do our best to share the most detail that we can in our FREE plans. Ripping edges is always optional (as mentioned in this post on our site - with a tip to make your table 4” wider) so a table saw is not needed to build this table unless you want ripped edges.
You have such beautiful tables, but I have such trouble finding chairs to match. You wouldn't happen to have plans to make dining chairs?
love love your programs! :)
Nice one ladies.
I love this table!! I can’t wait to build it! Is it possible to make it but cut the measurements in half? I live in a small apartment and want a beautiful table that will fit in my small spot.
Just built my table. Just smaller
LOVE IT! 👍❤
nice
@Shanty2Chic If i were to make this table 10’ long, would I need any additional support?
Nice. Will the table top over if the base is not heavy enough to ground the table if someone is leaning on it?
Shanty2Chic what brand and color of stain did you use? I love this table, I want to build it so bad but am nervous that it won't look even close to as good as yours. What color spray paint did you use on the legs?
Great videos ladies!👍
Can this be made narrower? I want a computer table for 2 computers (desktop) and I love this design but it is a little wide for my needs! Again, love all your designs! Thanks!
I built this table and it's pretty wobbly. Any tips??
Heidi Knowlton hey you can some attachment pieces that are screwed into the four outer corners of the table's legs. They are adjustable the farther you screw them in..if that makes sense lol
Let me know how it goes!!
Heidi Knowlton your screws might need to be pulled back and pressure applied to the wood before driving them back in. Very common mistake in carpentry. Good luck
I've been watching ur video recently, esp this one, u made this look easy that I want to try. How many people can dine in this size,,?
How did you get 2x6s without the rounded edges. Becuz I don't have a tablesaw
Hi, do you usually sand the wood before or after assembly? Or both?
Did you guys cut off the rounded edges on the 2x6's?
Luis Figueroa yes
+Shanty2Chic question can u fit 3 chairs on both sides??? I have been looking on how to do farm house tables without all the expensive tools and this is perfect!! But I want 3 chairs comfortably on the sides and two wingback chairs on the end... Also I was wonder will u ladies please do a fireplace using an electric insert and built in book shelves on the sides??? That also one of my projects on the list of to do's lol. I loves u guys channel sooooo much and your simple yet beautiful projects!!!
They usually talk about how the cut all their wood down on their table saw to get the sharp edges. Their plans take this reduced size into account.
How many people do you think can fit at this table?
I'm wanting to make a matching bench for this table. Can I construct it the same way the table is built or would I need a runner along the bottom of the base much like the farmhouse bench? I'm a stickler for matching things so I'm hoping it'll be strong enough without the extra runner. Thank you!
Nice...work
Bread boards to sandwich them together ? Idk lol
hello ladies! I've been loving your diys, I was wondering if you would be able to tell me how many people this table sits?
sierra phipps thank you! 6 comfortably with chairs at the end!
Rectangles are squres 😂
I’m trying to order off your Etsy but it says the book is sold out. Which I don’t understand because its a digital download
How did you turn 2x6's Into 2x5's using a meiter saw?
Right that's what I said lol
Maybe because they sandwich the middle in...bread boards
so if you are sisters who is the oldest???? lol beautiful job ladies.
Penn Ave Creations Ashley is older by 2 years but Whitney has 5 kids so we say we even each other out 😏
Has anyone made this an 8ft table? What were the modifications for this?
Thanks for making this video. A quick question, if I use dowels instead of pocket holes, will the table have same strength as provided by the pocket holes?
I would think dowel join is stronger than pocket hole.
Professionals prefer dowel over p.h.
Hello ladies first wanted to say great job ! Second, did you rip those boards they look pretty square to me
Is there an alternative for the pocket holes? I dont have the tool for this, thank you!
What stain and spraypaint are you using? Love this DIY!
Love this table!! Can you seat 8 people?
we have to redo the table top..we had massive "wabble board" after we screwed in all the pieces of wood. any advice? too bowed out to sand plane or even add the breadboard
I had the same issue. I had to build more support underneath
First time on your channel girls, also a new subscriber 👍🏼 one question will the wood split sooner or later? I've heard so many people say "it will split blah blah blah" I'm hesitant about making the table. Plz reply @shanty2chic
Sonia Deleon thank you! Happy to have you! It can but we haven't had that problem with any of our pieces and we have been building for 9 years. Moisture content of the lumber and your location affect that!
Wood ( or) plywood......?
Very good work! I like :)
Mark Fisher. Ukraine.
Why do you put the pocket holes on the outside of the legs?
Do you have a plan or video for the matching bench for this table that shown on your page?
Do your prices exclude the price of wood? Because at my home depot, it costs $4.32 per 2x6x8 pieces. That's already over $50... Then wood glue, screws and paint on top of it. Or do you exclude the others assuming we already have those supplies? Either way, it's worth the price and I can't wait to build it - I'm just curious. Thanks for this, you girls seriously inspire me. I'm desperately trying to sell my really nice house in a less than desirable neighborhood. Hopefully some of these projects will help people love the interior more than a few "poor" looking houses that surround me.
Danielle V. Thank you so much! We get that question lots! First, lumber prices vary from region to region. Our are about $4 per board but after tax it makes it about $54. We only count lumber prices because we just use a little bit of stain etc. It's hard to give an accurate cost for everyone because prices vary so much but we included everything on the supply lists so that you can estimate the cost in your area before building. Hope this helps and good luck selling ❤️
Are bread board ends necessary? Do they ever break off while trying to move the table around?
Yes a bread board is much more then "just for looks" it keeps your lateral boards in place to prevent warping or cupping.