48" Round Table

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

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[@goofycker]

I like your vids, Mr. Salmonella.

[@EthanCarterDesigns]

I'm going with a "round oversized stationary food tray"...I think that has a nice ring to it

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

It's got a nice ring. I'll give it that.

[@treyaldridge1757]

I know this video is 2 years old, but I'd just like to add for the stalactites/stalacmites part at 2:55. You can avoid the confusion by calling them speleothems, which is a term that applies to both stalactites and stalcmites as well as other formations.

[@Rossco242424]

We call this the kitchen table. Foureyes makes great plans, I've bought them and the templates and can vouch worth every penny!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thank you Ross...really appreciate that :)

[@kungfookielbasa]

Having bought, modified and built your Servetto dresser "plans", I can confirm that the word does them a disservice. The amount of detail, the fact that I could (and did) rewatch each video component of the instructions repeatedly until I felt super confident in what I was doing...it all made the "plans" so worth it and much more valuable than most other plans out there. Keep up the great work!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks Chris...appreciate the support and the endorsement. We work hard on them to make sure people can build this stuff...so hearing you say that means a lot to me.

[@PapaFlammy69]

The round details of the legs really make for a nice touch. Loving the clean look, as always

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thank you so much!!

[@Marcus_pePunkt]

Here in Germany we say "Esstisch" which literally translates as "eating table". (essen = to eat , Tisch = table) Love your work, keep it up! :-)

[@danielcranston375]

I enjoy watching your videos for a myriad of reasons. I have never bought or built from plans but as I watched your progress I realized that with plans not only could I build this exact table, but I could help support your business and future videos. In short, I will be buying some plans and making some furniture my kids can enjoy and pass on to their kids one day!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Hey Daniel...All of what you said is true...and we appreciate it :)

[@danielcranston375]

Just purchased the plans, looking forward to making this table for my kids!

[@LesterOche]

you can create any video you might but I will still listen to it because your voice alone is like music to my ears

[@davidgerregano4464]

My family would call it a kitchen table. Love the design and your videos.

[@orange_bike]

Classic Foureyes! I like the welcome to the wood shop videos but the classic, calm voice over and great projects are the best.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks 🙏🏻 appreciate it.

[@DutchCarpentry]

I just accepted a project where I'll be making a 150 cm round table. It will be a little different, with steel legs, but after watching this video I got some new ideas on making the tabletop. Thanks for the great video!

[@DesignsbyDonnie]

Hey brother, I enjoyed watching this build.... you had me at "eating table" lol... oh yeah and to make sure my friend got the most out of it, I watched the video play to the end, watched the ads, liked, commented, and already had smashed the subscribe button, ha ha ha ha... Keep CRUSHING it home!

[@brettjudson3088]

Hey Chris, I’ve been watching since the begging. Life is a fun ride when you follow your passions. This may be my favourite build. I hope someone asks me to build it soon.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks Brett...and now I'm asking kindly....make this. JK

[@brettjudson3088]

@@Foureyes.Furniture We can definitely do that. I’m now a Jr.High shop teacher because I became obsessed and followed my passion. 🙂Stay tuned as I put the kids to work. (Might make a good podcast 🤪)

[@afrowoodworking7019]

I have learnt most of my woodworking from Chris, Mike, Ben, and Shaun.... On the international University of KZbin. Chris & Shaun, please do a video on Spraying a finish. That's shot looked so dope

[@jodymontez693]

Beautiful work! But to complicated for this newbie. Enjoy watching and learning. Thanks. 🌲🍁

[@JessePenico]

Have to say, your sense of humor is in fact humorous. Good job.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

That's a good way for it to be :)

[@Lizaard69]

I loved your old format, it was very structured and was to the point. Mixing the two is brilliant! It makes your scripted parts more enjoyable. Cheers!

[@SBTDesigndotcodotuk]

I enjoyed this and the ‘thick’ version was my favourite. The APC and tool reference made the video for me!

[@GM-gv8kc]

I just found your channel and am learning so much! Thank you! Your designs are beautiful, elegant, and organic. In many ways, better than some of the old masters such as Nakashima. Keep up your great attitude and dedication! Regarding this table: what are your thoughts about connecting the stretcher of one leg sub-assembly to the stretcher of the other leg sub-assembly with lap joints? The first leg sub-assembly would be glued up as before; the second leg sub-assembly would be completed while locked into the first sub-assembly - like a large puzzle.

[@luke9822]

There are far too few round or rounded corner table builds on KZbin, so thanks for this. Looking forward to some side table plans at some point in the near future.

[@justinjones9255]

Nice project Chris. The round over on the top’s top edge + the chamfer on the lower edge really nails the aesthetic. It’s the combo of the 2 similar but different edges. Note to anyone thinking about buying the 4👁 plans, do it. They are a great value and really well done.

[@Hvn1957]

It’s a table. One sits at it. What one does in the privacy of their own home, with said table, is one’s business. 😊😊. Mike should be less judgmental. Very nice build, as always.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Haha. In fairness. Mike sounds much more angry in the clip than he seemed in the full context.

[@Noahsamonte31]

I am 190 I always been 145 my whole life at one point lower than that I've gained over 50 lbs in the last 4 years and now that I am engaged I am wanting more to be healthy again. kzbin.infoUgkx5VQ5nUzHu6i0O5_u7ipyLnCz0lbsSvr0 I am not fat but I am thick and have muscle. I am very close to how you were but a lil smaller but I am so sick people making comments to me like I'm huge or like you said having shorts that used to be so cute on me and now I can't even find a pair to fit me. I used to love shopping now I don't even want to go to the store and if I do I pick the biggest size don't even try it on and deal with it. I went from size 5 to size idk because I don't even want to know the real number. I hate looking at pics of myself now or me before. thank you for your video it's time to make a change.

[@jmakes3745]

How deep is the blade on your tracksaw or on the ACS - could you have cut the joint faces that way?

[@MakingMadeSimple]

Hi Chris, how can I hand-sand the way that you did at 10:56? This seems so much easier and less time-consuming than what I normally do.

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Chris... for roundovers, check out out how guitar builders shape their guitar necks, its a swinging jig they bolt the raw neck into. They can get very precise contours for the fretboard.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Sounds cool...might check that out. Would it have worked on an already assembled piece like this?

[@MNBoysNetwork]

OH Chris. You've done it this time. Wow! Fantastic work! Perfect design! I love it. You should be proud!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks a bunch!

[@rockywalterful]

Great build Chris! I doubt I'll make a table like this but I always learn something from watching you work, no matter the project. Love the new documentary style videos too!

[@raulruiz1950]

Hi Cris, thanks for your videos! Could you tell me what those jigs are that you use to clamp non-parallel pieces (to secure your Bessey clamps to the table legs at 0:08 in the video)? I'm planning on building some sort of bench with multiple angles and something like that would definitely make my life better! :)

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Cool project and great video Chris! I really like how you worked out the blade hight problem at the table saw. The final product looks beautiful.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Glad you liked it! Thanks :)

[@tooljunkie555]

I have a round table top that looks just like this that I made like 3 or 4 yrs ago and couldn't figure out a good base so I'm gonna steal this base idea if u don't mind Chris. Thanks for the inspiration bro!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

I don't mind...and if you need any help...I've got plans :)

[@sgsax]

I would call this a kitchen table, but that might just be because we had a round table in our kitchen when I was growing up. I really like your design here. You used the chunkier leg, which is different from what I usually see you do, but still managed to make it look elegant. I rarely use the full height of my 12" table saw, but I can see how it would be super useful here. I'm gonna have to pass on duplicating your spindle sander setup though. 😂 I could probably make it work with the few free milk crates I have laying around. Great looking table and great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@SpectreGamers]

In the UK we call this a “farmhouse kitchen table” or “farmhouse table” because it’s typical of larger old farmhouses which have formal dining rooms with large dining tables or “banquet tables” to also have a small table in the kitchen used for breakfast or lunch

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

That makes sense to me :)

[@evangelinetaggart5116]

This table is absolutely beautiful! I love the curves and harder angles. It’s truly a beautiful piece. A great eating table 😉

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks...a great EATING table...indeed :)

[@cindy20115]

It’s a pretty elegant table, whatever you used it for .

[@CoachKotseba]

Greatest build, Chris - as always. And the timing is perfect, just what I looked for. Thank you!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

That's great. And you're the second person to say that. Round tables most be making a come back

[@Kcustom216]

@@Foureyes.Furniture That was a missed opportunity Chris. I'm disappointed...round tables are not making a come back. They're coming back aRound.

[@JokingJay]

Was going to like the video anyway, but the line-item invoice for the systainer support setup at 13:44 got me good... They also make good, albeit expensive, step stools in a pinch.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

I'll have to remember that...might sell my ladder in fact :)

[@crabtonia]

To paraphrase Gertrude Stein...'a table is a table is a table'...its purpose is entirely the choice of its owner...no need for a specific name...I do enjoy all your results and watching the processes involved...dgp/uk

[@TheMarbo74]

Beautiful! 2 questions. 1. What wood species is this amazing build? 2. Did you use biscuits in the table top? Thanks. Keep up the masterpieces.

[@BonnyHorvath]

Hey Four Eyes Love your work. Enjoy your videos even more. 😁👍🏻 For this informal table I would have used three legs. The shape of these would be triangular. With the pointed edges of the triangles all facing outwards flat facing inwards. Bracing bars at the bottom using the same orientation for the triangles facing outwards. In other words your whole leg frame would be a triangle looking from the top. Making the overhang not more than two inches from the frame edge. Forming a modular design rather than a spindle type. Let me know what you think? Regards Bon 👣

[@ftd362]

Awesome! .Greetings from Albacete (Spain)

[@ErnestoBarreto]

Another beautiful and informative video. Thank you ! I love your work and the quality of all your videos, feels like a HBO production.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks! Now I need that TV static at the beginning of all the vids

[@Sjoholm13]

3:06 Hey, that's me! What do I win? A million dollars? A pencil sharpener? Glad to see you appreciated my comment

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

haha...you win a tip of the cap and a wink ;)

[@Sjoholm13]

@@Foureyes.Furniture I'll gladly take it and wear it(?) with pride!

[@Oxyflight650]

When you start a video with Ryo Sonoda its gets me hyped up! Love the video! Keep up the amazing work!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

I feel that when I’m editing it. When I know it’s gonna be a good one. The Sonoda comes out.

[@woodworkingprocess]

enjoying every process is very fun

[@sampsonaborah1190]

Really awesome bro, it will be very useful and in style 👍

[@nicholastorres837]

Can you make a video of your design process on a piece of furniture and then also make it? I would love to see how you come up with sketches and ideas and determine what to make! I have been in a creative slump lately and I would love to get better at design!

[@jsjakobsen]

Looks awesome! How big do you think it is possible to make the top with the wide legs?

[@MultimediaByChris]

I really like the drawing progression animation in the beginning.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks Chris :) Appreciate it

[@josh_watson]

I'd call it a card table. Well done, again.

[@wittworks]

Your Forrest Whitaker saw blades look super sharp. 😏

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Sharpened with his very own samurai sword

[@wittworks]

@@Foureyes.Furniture have you tried CMT blades? I saw J 🐱 Moses do a video on them saying they were comparable to Whitaker.

[@christianphillipsadams4738]

Really like the chunkier look, it gives the table gravitas without it loosing the classic Foureyes fine asthetic

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

That's the exact balance I was going for :)

[@JoelTornatore]

Beautiful table Chris! As you know, I love a good round table!

[@flordemaderarg]

Hi, Greetings from Argentina!! Excellente work!! I know this model of legs in the sense in which it was built in the video or even in reverse as "Gervasoni's" (italian style)

[@knappRC]

Love the beefiness of the base! Great build.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

It's a beefy boy for sure :)

[@OzSafe1]

Great build. Down Under we call this a round stick.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Yo Chris, glad you decided to build this. Clean looking piece & made for a fantastic video too. Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thanks MMMG :)

[@Ihaveaboyfriend]

Haven't seen your videos for a while but alot of changes has been made and in a positive way 👏 I'm gonna say it aswell. Hit that subscribe button 👊

[@annoil1]

Great video! one stupid question: is it safe to move tables like this holding them by top, not by legs? There is only 4 bolts,

[@nathanvancil9019]

Would you ever use the maker brand simple finish on this project? Would that be durable enough on an eating table?

[@chrizk.9343]

Great customer support.

[@billboy7390]

To get the detail you used on the front of the legs you could a thumbnail bit. Like Amana Tool 49550. Others makes out there and all sizes.

[@gustavoolivares5815]

Hey what’s up Chris, how much would a table like that cost, if I wanted you to build it then I’d pick it up. Same material same height as the one you build in video? (not bar height)

[@JoseNunez-sr1cp]

As always, flawless! Nice piece.

[@rodolfolemos4608]

Tool and APC references... Ok i'm hooked

[@MathieuPoulin-rr4xb]

Chris, what chamfer and round over sizes did you go with? Beauty work as always!

[@havaneseday]

Great build! Thank you for all the great info and tips. Learning heaps!

[@mmcl1312]

Beautiful table!

[@alanmatthews9260]

Great work!

[@jefvanacoleyenjef]

Hi Chris, what type of oak timber do you use for the top? Do you use quarter/rift sawn? I often find there's too much happening with the "flames" or "cathedrals in plain sawn oak. Where do you come out on this?

[@ModernDIYCraftsman]

lovely built

[@jamesofalltradesny]

What type of camera do you film your videos with?

[@rosiemaker8536]

Beautiful dinette.

[@glennscott5455]

What finish did you use for this table?

[@MichaelWunderle]

Really great videos and fantastic furniture. I bought the Cece rocking chair templates plans a while back and really enjoyed building the chair. I find your videos convey a sense of confidence that I can follow along and be successful. So thank you. I do have a question about this table. What species of wood are you using here and what finish are you spraying?

[@yiminggong667]

i am curious about the finish as well

[@SivertBerge]

One could save significantly more materials for the circle by rough cutting the pieces at 30-45 degrees.

[@davidgiesfeldt6650]

Beautiful! More of weight and aesthetics issue, but a two part is need… taper the of legs…it would float

[@alexflohr1453]

Here from Instagram. Showing the love.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Appreciate it. 😊

[@KyleSevenoaks]

Excellent band name puns.

[@mrcasa9860]

What program do you use to draw, thank you !!!

[@bartthatcher5799]

Awesome build!!

[@scottspropertyservices6877]

Another way to avoid the 3” cut conundrum is to make both of the 1.5” legs then glue a second rough cut set to your final sized leg assemblies, then once the glues dry flush cut trim with the router.

[@TheBowdy666]

I’m with you on the eating table

[@joeytheghost4211]

By the by, do you guys have a project for small 'unusable' scrap?

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

I've made stuff from scrap before...but I wouldn't call it unusable. But we don't have plans or anything.

[@GlennBrockett]

You inspired me to press the like button twice.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

can I get a third?

[@twobitwoodworker]

I'd call it a standard height, fourty-eight inch round table for eating or Shfeirt. I'm also now convinced that this is how IKEA names their products. Also, you might want to rotate your top 45° relative to the base so someone leaning on an edge doesn't snap the top along the grain.

[@scottd4563]

Pirates hat earns an extra like 😀

[@cesarxuri]

great work.

[@BeAWritter]

In Perú we call them "mesa" (table) or "mesa de diario" (daily table) and the big one for the dining room "mesa de comedor" (dining room table)

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

That makes sense.

[@TrapperWorks]

LMAO the spindle sander calculation. Love your work, keep it up!!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thankfully the balancing boxes (and the stuff inside) have some other uses :)

[@taulataula9098]

I like your design but how do you calculate the table top and base ratio so that the table is stable and won't topple over? What is the ground diameter of the legs if you draw a circle?

[@martinfahy8348]

I absolutely burst out laughing at the price of the shading jig 😭 as always , brilliant work

[@shmiggz]

Ordered!

[@nabicht]

We call it a “family table”. Not the formal dining table but a table we use for family meals, playing cards or board games, doing homework, etc. It’s where the family gathers.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Same. We always had one growing up. I thought it was just us

[@ChrisPage68]

@@Foureyes.Furniture It's "Occasional" tables that confuse me. On the occasions when they're not being tables - what are they? And when using a Tool, take care you don't get Hurt. It's best to be Sober when using them.

[@glittalogik]

@@Foureyes.Furniture I also grew up with a round table in the kitchen for family meals, and a larger one in the living room that served for dinner parties, arts/crafts, homework etc. We just called them the kitchen table and the living room table, so until your new table goes into a room somewhere, maybe it should just be called The Table.

[@MISTERXBANKS]

Such an awesome video!

[@rrjones6667]

Very nice design/build I’m curious what you used to finish the table.

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Just a water poly

[@wafflehead62]

Incredible build! I love the juxtaposition of “harder” angles of the legs, but also soft edges / round overs / chamfers, and of course the round table top. Beautiful. I think in a previous video you once mentioned you use procreate for those initial sketches, like for this table. Is this correct?

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

Thank you. And yes. That is correct. The animated sketch at the beginning is procreate

[@RichardRecupero]

I love this channel

[@TJWorksWood]

Once again, an amazing build! Thanks for posting!

[@Foureyes.Furniture]

My pleasure!