$40 Farmhouse Coffee Table - Easy to Build

SOOOO easy to build!!! All you need is a drill and a saw. Looks like a $500 coffee table but cost less than $40 to build!
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[@teresaandrews3492]

Matching end/console tables would be awesome to see you build. Love all of your videos. The views and the clips of your babies you guys share are beautiful ❤❤❤

[@29102jmoney]

The first half of the kzbin.infoUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.

[@Peter-ol6dk]

You're awesome! Thanks for sharing the plan and videos. I used your plan to make the 2 x 4 outdoor sectional and love it! Adding this one to the project list, keep up the great work!

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@hlinfl9513]

@@AnaWhiteDIY I'm having trouble creating an account on your site to get these plans. I've got a user name and my email, but never found where I create a password? Says they can't send email, contact site administrator???

[@kellycorreia4924]

its a real nice table but it's not structurally sound if you used mortise and tenon joints it would be much more sound or notches

[@LetsBuildThatApp]

Magical, just curious how heavy this sucker is since I live alone and it looks like a pain to move. I suppose its not too bad with 2 people.

[@marklaymon6698]

Put metal caster wheels on it. Problem solved.

[@stephen240]

Assuming the maximum density of white pine of 31 lb/in^3, the weight will be 69.2 pounds. White Pine is what I used and I believe she did too. I calculated the weight since I was concern of being to heavy to move and couldn't find the answer in the comments.

[@moderndayfamilyof6]

Built it. Fairly easy and nice but it is wicked heavy. Two people it's movable.

[@vishyandypurandat6208]

Bit on the heavy side, you will probably need a dolly or crane.😅

[@toaareai5698]

Number 1☝️😁 Love this!

[@miss_justfancypants]

I cant wait to drop this table off for my brother and his wife's christmas present. I'll have to build the end table for them too. Thanks for sharing this plan!

[@garymoss8153]

Awesome!

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thanks!

[@ricocardona6783]

Went and bought everything, it came out to $91.23 as of today. That's with my military discount too... I'm hoping there's still enough room for a profit lol

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thank you for your service, lumber has gone up quite a bit since this build...

[@ricocardona6783]

@@AnaWhiteDIY The table came out beautiful thank you!

[@netterkerl8702]

Top 👍👍👍 schöne grüße aus Deutschland

[@kelcyarnold6557]

What kind of screws are those?

[@geoffreyhansen284]

How much to make and ship me one?

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

We provide free plans!

[@blueocean5929]

👍👏👏👏👏👏

[@joslynparis7057]

How do you make this for under $40? The 2x6s alone were over $40 at my Home Depot

[@johnnybravo805]

Yes that is true. I’m following her plans for another table very similar to this one and so far I have a good amount of scraps of wood. So she probably meant that the lumber actually used is about $40. You can tweak her plans and minimize extra scraps to reduce the final cost of the table. 👌🏼 Hope that makes sense.

[@brittanyjohnson2313]

Same

[@bensonkattenhorn1495]

It’s called click bait 😂

[@MrCAMO112]

Glad I built mine when I did, that $40 table is now $250 😂

[@MindBender40]

I was about to say the same thing.

[@blade123able]

Great video and a great channel 👏

[@lilsadboy69]

😂😂

[@truenorthpositivejuniorten4628]

I’m building today and it cost 36 for the lumber.

[@Liam_Mac]

@@danielacantu8717 ya lol most these builds double in price now

[@mkckf4l]

I use those screws alot. Quick tip: reverse screw back out some then drive back in and it will pull it tightly together. :)

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Great tip thank you!!

[@trevors8577]

Yup, only do that once you get into the 2nd piece of wood by about 1/2". Tried explaining this to an acquaintance when he was moving and I helped tear apart his shelving in the basement. Every Single Joint was floppy because there was a gap.. Explained what to do to tighten the joints up and got a deer in the headlights look..

[@ryandelacruz6603]

Oh! Very nice advice. I will do this promise. Very informative. highly recommended.

[@dennisheflin2680]

mkckf4l did you predrill any of these?

[@dubiousjesse]

Thanks for the tip. Very helpful.

[@KatytheNightOwl]

Your table is absolutely beautiful, Ana! I don't know how you can manage to keep on thinking up such gorgeous furniture, but I really hope that you never run out of ideas :)

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thank you! It's joyful and I am very thankful to be able to share!

[@paulzinerco7036]

Hi Ana, I just bought a new shed 12’x30’ work shop-and-garage I want to store my pickup 🛻 because it’s a winter getaway in Florida and when I come back to New York I can leave my pickup in the shed, can you do a video on how to build a shed Ramp strong enough for a pickup about roughly 12-15’ high??? Love your videos. Please 🙏🙏.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

We do not have a video on that at this time, however, this was shared on the site and may help! www.instructables.com/Shed-Ramp/

[@dylhowell92]

I'll probably make one very similar, although I am a fan of hiding every screw if possible whether it be pocket holes or wood filler....

[@ИраТолькова]

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.

[@ShipperChick]

Yes!! Console table and end table!! And any other table! 😊

[@shazzylynne]

Love this! It is one of my favorites so far, I would love to see console and end tables with this design! We are remodeling a tiny house with around 500 sf for us to live in while we build a larger home. I want to build all the furniture in it! All I have are the simple tools like a skill saw and drills. My plan is to get a pocket hole tool soon.. and maybe a miter saw. I’ve been watching your designs for years and years now and am finally feeling brave enough to dig in!

[@bensonnathaniel2566]

This woodworking book t.co/oLg9l5gL3F 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.?

[@marilycalma1604]

I am so glad I found your channel. Thank you so much for sharing your projects with us. You are a blessing to me! Have you ever build a pergola?

[@victoriawhite9890]

How do I get the end table plans?

[@jordanbillman6606]

Brilliant! I'm going to make something like this for my girlfriend's place for Christmas

[@JayoO1980]

Did you make it?

[@reaper22387]

Apparently he didnt lol. I was going to start it today..but for some reason hd and lowes dont seem to have any 2x6x92 5/8 wood 🤷‍♂️. Beats me

[@OmgMalloy]

Hey guys and girls looking to make this table, amateur here and just finished up completing this table just have some pointers just in case someone plans on taking this project on and isn't 100 percent sure. so i first started by shortening the table, the plan calls for 46 inch table top length i actually cut it down to 40 saving 6 inches for my requirements, with that i had to shorten the side 2x2 fur strips which i believe are 37 inch in the plan to 31 inches, other then that no other alterations were needed. i DID NOT cut my X shape before i got to the step making sure they were made to fit just in case i had something off with my table. keep in mind on how much of an angle you can cut on your miter saw mine only went to 45 so i had to make a small free hand adjustment (be safe!) For the X, its tricky to get the angle right try your best i personally, being a starter in wood building actually bought an extra piece of 2x2 fur strip because its so cheap and i knew i would definitely need it. so some mistakes were made and multiple cuts were done but don't let that discourage you from tackling the project. you can actually leave the x out since its not structural at all but looks way better with it in. Other tip i have when screwing the table top to the frame of the table i had it laid out on my garage floor and actually had to do some calculating to center it as best as i can,( its a farmers table so when things are a bit off it actually makes it look better cause it fits the design) seemed like my miter was out of alignment and had cuts off by just a little so dimensions were off a bit. so when i put the boards down i actually taped them together to make sure they wouldn't shift around on me and then laid the frame on it and marked off exactly where it needed to do so i can lift the frame apply glue and then screw it on. Last major tip i have is if you do plan on staining the table and don't have any experience on it please search up multiple videos on the subject so you can get a grasp on every part of it. pretty much look into pre wood conditioning and what stains will do, how to apply, and what to expect etc. If you have any questions on actually doing the project feel free to ask away i will try and answer anything you need Also don't worry she makes it look so much easier in the video then what it actually is haha but thats the fun part, trying to get the table you want makes it all worth it, also if you get a wobble in your table don't worry mine has a slight wobble i'm just going to compensate with felt pads which i planned on putting under the table anyways so i don't scratch my floors, obviously if its a big wobble something is really off and you will have to check all dimensions and maybe make some new cuts. Thanks Ana White for the awesome video !

[@deltaforce7026]

I made this and it was my first time touching a saw. I had alot of gaps and uneven cuts and I realized I had very bowy wood. I think I'll spend the money and buy finished wood instead of construction type wood. If that makes sense

[@tonyasilvey9666]

I am wanting to get rid of my kitchen table and get a 2 shelf with a tabletop and wheels to move it. I love this look and think I could make longer legs with wheels! Hummm going to have to think on this one for a while!!!

[@corysims1949]

Absolutely LOVE this coffee table!!! Have made several of these for family and friends. Great plans, easy to follow and loving the overall ease of the project. Start to finish in just a weekend!!

[@fizbinsfire]

Half lap those x boards. It will look so much sweeter and isnt hard to do.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

That’s a great upgrade!

[@boisterouscockfarmstead2217]

I thought the same thing...looks nicer and eliminates the awkward screws in the cross. Keep up the good work Ana! I moved from Alaska a few years back and am now in Arizona on an old farm property and looking to furnish with my own handy work. Your ideas and projects are inspiring me. Now if I just get the house finished 😋

[@rodprimroseoiuujik6739]

fizbinsfire what does half lap mean?

[@permaculturemom8706]

@@rodprimroseoiuujik6739 I was going to ask that, too!

[@Romans828girl]

@@rodprimroseoiuujik6739 I googled it. It's what I was thinking as I watched the video, but I didn't know what it was called. When she was putting the second piece of the X on the ends, if she had cut half the material away from each piece instead of cutting all of it from the second piece, then the two pieces would have fit together like Lincoln Logs. That would have been a half lap joint. Most KZbinrs would do it with a table saw. I guess if you're doing it with the minimal tools that I have, you would do it with a chisel.

[@charlespayne6938]

Great news that you're demonstrating "drill & saw projects" now. They look fantastic, too. Thank you.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thanks for watching!

[@georgiathacker1915]

I've been searching and searching for the right coffee table. I'm gonna finally cave and build this! Absolutely love it, i am going to paint it white to match my furniture. Thank you so much for this video!! ❤️

[@violetspider_]

White 🤦. Wood has such a nice natural colour, so many colours but you like white? 🤮 A white house is like a hospital to me. Just like pink everything for girls, I don't know who came with this girls should play with dolls and like pink and boys should play with cars and like blue but whenever i hear the phrase: ''cuz that's the way it should be'' i instantly become sad.

[@violetspider_]

Look on Pinterest, there's crazy ideas there.

[@luiscruzgimenez3382]

The whole process was explained correctly and very clear, 11/10

[@robhamilton4736]

Nope

[@rhondaedwards6736]

I literally love all of your designs! I was just saying I need a coffee table & there you were with this one! Thanks Ana...your the bomb!!! I want to make end tables to match!!!

[@tazblzr88]

just started building it mostly done gotta to the x bars then sand paint and stain great project price was close to spot on its actually 55 dollars u know that inflation thing lol

[@jacko88rj]

How sad is it, that it cost $40 to build it 2 year ago and now you'll have to get a mortgage out

[@MrEddieGwatz]

I got everything from Home Depot for 40 dollars 9/29/2022

[@josephkhoueiry3435]

The screws alone for 17 $ , the stain 12 , 4 braces 12 , lumber maybe 40. You still need to varnish this table , add 17$. It cost more than $100. But still a nice project

[@jacobstevenson6766]

Love the video. How do you find the angles when cutting the x's?

[@madisont5078]

Unfortunately with wood pricing going up this project is more like $80-$90 now, thats including some of those other items like stain, nails, sanding materials, etc…still a great project though and cheaper than a farmhouse coffee table on almost any website out there

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Yes, prices have increased dramatically since this video came out. Thanks for the visit!

[@meganmarch8769]

End table plans? Yes please! 😁

[@TaylaFam]

Love your videos. I’m having one issue. How do you know what degree to cut the wood to make the X? I see how you mark it to where you want the x to be, but I’m just having trouble knowing at what degree to make the cut

[@carmenrivera7491]

Measurements.?

[@susanwilson5101]

Yes consult table too. Love the coffee table

[@amandeepmaroke6267]

$40?! ... ... ... *Cries in 2022* Seriously though, I'm excited to try this :D

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

I know right, happy that you're still inspired to try it!

[@fb2plus2]

Great plans! I built this over the weekend. I stained the top and painted the bottom a creamy white. It turned out great, we are building a house right now and can't wait to use it. Your videos are great, keep them coming! By the way your home is beautiful and the scenery outside is amazing!

[@kerstintorres1061]

the 2x6 are wayyyyy more expensive. Im over in Georgia and those cost around 10.50 each. LOL so worth it though

[@nateramos8935]

Kerstin Torres here in Texas it’s $10.68 :( lol but definitely worth it. Cheaper to build one versus buying one

[@1Mhoram9]

My husband and I both really like this coffee table. I've asked for him to make it for me for my Christmas present this year.

[@shun-tenglo7698]

very nice!!!

[@stilcrazychris]

These pieces of the Farm House collection look wonderful in your home. Ana you are truly a wonderful person. Raising 3 children, running the home, small business women, & helping your family out w/small builds to. Jacbo is a lucky man to have you as his wife.... lol... My pastor use to tell all of us during service, "Behind every good man, there is a wonderful women." My husband is lucky to have me to.... lol... I had to put up w/a lot of his pooh through out the years. We will be married 27 years next month. How/why did it put up w/him for so long..... lol... We've made it, so can everyone else. Love your videos & these work of art you have designed. Keep it coming, Chris from Missouri

[@nancysnider5348]

You have gone and done it again. Wonderful.

[@MindfulMusic]

Do it through the top and just use a wood filler and sand away.

[@garynagle3093]

Great project. Love that you hid the screws for the top.

[@MindfulMusic]

Less than $80

[@sonyasviolin]

Love the coffee table.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thank you!

[@sonyasviolin]

I love making things and your projects are so do-able. I made a plant table out of your garage shelves. It turned out beautiful!

[@bblwarrantydepartment981]

You stole that exact same coffee table design from pottery barn / Pinterest . Not necessary to say you “racked your brain “ to come up w a design that is not yours. Just say you saw the design and wanted to diy

[@Romans828girl]

She didn't say she invented the farmhouse coffee table. She said she racked her brain to come up with a plan that was accessible to total beginners...as in, those of us who have very basic tools. She goes on to say that you can build this coffee table with just a drill and a circular saw. Most KZbinrs would use a table saw, which I don't have, and a pocket hole tool, which I don't have, and they'd finish it with their paint sprayer, which I don't have. If you're brand new to woodworking and have a limited budget, it's intimidating to figure out how to achieve their look with different techniques and tools than were used in the video. I may not have the skills to pull it off, and then I'm left with the choice of keeping and using this piece, and not being happy with it, or adding another $40 worth of wood to the scrap pile. I think the point of this video was demonstrating how to do it for people like me, and I appreciate that Ana took the time to do that.

[@champhf]

Thank you for giving me the confidence to do this. i studied your video for a least 3 weeks straight watching your hands and how you took your time i am new to woodworking and i built two versions to your tables one being shorter. i don't know you but i could not have done this without you my wife still does not believe i built these the quality is way above what i could have bought in a store... i have had offers up to $200 again thank you.

[@randinicely1857]

I’m down to the angle cut on the X :( my miter saw goes to 45, what am I doing wrong lol

[@hickster777]

Would love to make this with matching end tables and console. I love everything you make ❤️

[@nunyabizness3890]

Oh, and I vote for Chicken Coop Plans. :)

[@keithmccord5503]

My miter saw only goes to 45 degrees so I’m struggling to cut the X boards well. Even if I trace them out perfectly and try to clamp the 2x2 down, it just doesn’t sit as still as I’d like it to. Any advise?

[@KathyaKalinine]

This is so beautiful, Ana! How about a Christmas tree collar next?! I love each and every one of your videos!!!

[@bluecurlygirl]

Just shared this to FB Ana. This is exactly what I need right now. I have a big wooden shoe storage trunk that opens awkward. I have no coffee table. I can rip apart the useless shoe storage box and reinvent it!!! Yay, no need to go to shops (hopefully - which I can't anyway!) and no need to spend. Thank you for this. At least I can start and hope I don't run out of something!! Hope you guys are keeping safe over there. Sending good wishes from Ireland.

[@FamilyFlippers]

Amazing, you are so talented!

[@sueschultz9358]

Love this plan Ana! This would make great X-mas gifts! Looks expensive but its not!

[@SwapnilBhartiya]

Great. In today's lumber prices, it's like $300 table.

[@dleblanc]

Came here to say something similar. 🤣

[@David88375]

Another awesome video!! Thank you .. keep them coming very detailed helped a lot!!!

[@LaCatHTF]

Every video i watch of Ana white I’m like........omg! Her hair! 😍

[@nunyabizness3890]

When you said, "Just a drill and a saw for under $40," I did a happy dance. We don't have a lot of tools (only hand tools and some Ryobi stuff), so this project is PERFECT! Thanks, Ana.

[@seriouslyreally5413]

Ooooh! I need this design for my breakfast table along my kitchen window seat. It needs to be simple farmstyle, narrow but long

[@michaelreyes2794]

16,000 woodworking plans: *www.WoodPlanner. xyz*

[@InOneChannel]

Thinking about buying a coffee table but I come across this video absolutely amazing! I like how u list all the materials and cut lists it very helpful for beginners. Nowadays, most video does not include details in-depth like yours. Awesome video! ❤

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thanks for the visit!

[@denisekeeth4595]

Absolutely love it and want to see more!!! New subscriber................binge watching!!!

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thank you and welcome!!!

[@mirandabruning3953]

Love the coffee table. It could be a bench too if it were a little more narrow. Oh I really think I have my work cut out for me. Side table, end table. I'm gonna go for it❤

[@momosiso5299]

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[@stephen240]

Can someone tell me how they did the 52 degree cuts for the ends? My miter saw only goes to 45 degrees.

[@breianalangowski]

Can you tell me what color stain you used and brand I would really like this color as well.??? Thank you

[@MakingMadeSimple]

This is the video that made me start woodworking!! Haha, Much respect for you and making designs so accessible! 😃

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

That is wonderful!

[@TheElevenBravo]

First time here and absolutely loved the channel. Newly sub'er here! Yaay! Thank you so much for putting thia awesome video together. You are amazing! How you describe everything with so much detail, it makes it very easy to follow along. Can't wait to make my own! p.s. : what drawing app did you use? Thanks. 😊

[@kennethturner7942]

Very nice, most of the materials are still the same cost, Except the 2x6x92 5/8th boards. In my area they are now $8.75 each. Even so, all materials are under $60. What would you recommend selling this table for?

[@gadgetman694]

Ana, I love your work, and I love your KZbin channel. I get a lot of inspiration from seeing what you and your husband have done to build your own furniture and save so much money. Regarding this table build, I am confused. A lot of other woodworkers on KZbin provide a means for the seasonal movement of wood, such as your table top. They seem to indicate that if you don’t allow for WOOD to move, it will crack. I saw that you directly screwed your table top to the apron without allowing for any movement. What is your experience and do you agree or disagree with the theory of wood movement?

[@yexirelira3359]

This is just superb, been searching for "professional woodworker router accessories" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Yiyli Yeyavid Booster - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.

[@jayrussell3796]

Hi Ana White ! Hope you see this comment... Is there a way to make this out of 1inch thick walnut that I have laying around ? I'd love to try it...please help, if you can !😁 Lovely coffee table ...thanks !

[@kcoffey1000]

I would like to see this in end tables, please. I love your ideas! Thank you!

[@yungrich2890]

Currently all materials cost about 60$🤯

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thanks for the visit, yes lumber is up quite a bit since this video. Still not a bad deal for a solid wood table!

[@dianehampton3513]

Love it. I want to make this. It looks easy but I'm sure it's not for me. I'm just learning and I want to try this. Love watching all your videos. Gives me inspiration to try this.

[@MrTallatron]

Great build Ana but no way it can be done for $40 in the UK! I'd bet it would be double.

[@violetspider_]

Hmm, 40? So ... those tools, you stole them or did someone gave them for free, what about the space to build that table, the electricity to power the tools, the screws, maybe some sandpaper, what about your time? It might be free if you want to ignore all those things but if someone wants to buy it, just let them know that is 10 X40 $.

[@fizbinsfire]

Another suggestion for those boards you attached at the bottom. You could have run 2 (1/2 ) in wide strips under the bottom and secured the boards to them from underneath instead of all those screws showing on the sides. Would have been a much cleaner look as well as rounding over those outside boards at the top with a router.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Good idea!! Thanks for input!

[@nenemenor9048]

Hey Ana what are the sizes on the wood on the coffee table

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Free plans on my site! www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/farmhouse-coffee-table-beginnerunder-40

[@squirrelydan3]

If you're building this now, just know that the wood will probably be more than $40 due to rising lumber costs. My local lumber yard is usually cheaper than Lowe's, but it was still $70 when all was said and done. On another note, this table looks really good painted white on the bottom with just a light stain and clear coat on the table top. My wife said it's our best looking piece of furniture!

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Yes lumber prices are currently not friendly....

[@justinburnett4932]

Where is her square, joiner, planer, she just threw store bought wood together without leveling it or planing it? This is why you don't want non craftsman on youtube attempting to do wood work. How does she know her table is plumb and square with no square in sight?

[@dejanira2]

Man if this is a $40 table in Alaska, it must a $20 table down in the lower 48. In any event it is a very nice coffee table. :)

[@deankennedy9716]

Hi,each top board is 6x2 making the width of the table 24inches wide,to make this smaller ill just shorten the lenghts of the 4x2 yeah

[@tedblumstein6772]

Nice but if you lap jointed the cross inserts you wouldn't have the problems of alignment of the small pieces.

[@Littlefrogintheocean]

Hi Ana. This is gonna be my first doing something big haha. I wonder if I want to get 60” long , what kind of cut I need ? I hope you can help. Thanks

[@estonian44]

thank u, i am at the beginning, planed my wood, but I wonder how long it has lasted for you, the table, as u said soo easy, i try to learn and listen, some say wood expansion and such, i am in Malaysia we have like 80% or smth, now is raining season too, sooo :D:D:D

[@juanr.3314]

This is by far the best DYI coffe table video . Simple, straight forward , simple the best !!! Thank you , I’ll be making mine this weekend thanks to this video .

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

GREAT!

[@brandyhawking7908]

My husband uses these plans from Woodglut and is very happy with them. However. I love yours!

[@terrydavenport5542]

Can you tell me what stone that was used on the fireplace. Thanks in advance.

[@prashantkubsad9401]

One small side note..the screws used in this video...i got the same ones from home depot...since am not an expert like Ana, ended up stripping a lot of screw heads..they are very delicate if u r not aligning the drill direction

[@meaganstacy1487]

That is amazing! My husband and I just bought our first home and can't really afford new furniture but my husband is very handy! So glad to have found good, easy and affordable plans for us to go by to fill our new home with beautiful furniture!

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

You can do it!

[@jeremywood8015]

Would like to make an entire living room set with end tables!

[@lukeandmariannboyce6126]

Me too!

[@KiraDN510]

The only issue I had when building this was the fact that your wood list from Home Depot was wrong, the pricing was wrong and the diagram didnt match your video. I still built it, but it took me a while to figure it out on my own.

[@BlackMarq20]

Wood pricing is going to differ in different parts of the country. Where I am the wood pieces were $1-3 more and really high for some pieces. I’m building the rustic coffee tables that she has plans for and a 1x12x8 was $26 at HD/Lowe’s which pushed it way it past the under $50

[@jaydrake8534]

Can you give me the measurements of the cuts you did for example 2x6x8 what length did you cut them at and the so on please and thank you

[@willowdalehouse4777]

I would really like to see in a dinning table if you have the time please. thank you. Just the video I was looking for.

[@jjmeth15]

Who are the 129 dipshits who gave this a thumbs down?? Just built this and it looks awesome!!

[@leticiagraham86]

Watching your videos makes me feel as if I could build a house.

[@yunkie12]

Love it! I always have an issue downloading plans on the site though. This one downloaded 36 pages? Didn't seem that massive a project. Lol.

[@AnaWhiteDIY]

Thanks for input we’ll see what we can do to fix