Easy DIY Round Table

In this video I show you how to make a simple oak table.
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[@gungasam3000]

I watch channels with a wide range of experience in woodworking. First time I've seen a circle cut like that, and it makes the most sense of all that I've seen.

[@anthonymuzzillo230]

Absolute favorite channel on KZbin. Glad this channel is taking off

[@kmeads]

You're my new inspiration....Thank you for keeping it lite and funny. Rock on!!

[@glennsmith8949]

I really like how YOU cut the top, The heck with with everyone else, Keep up tne amazing wood working.

[@jeffjones5257]

Great job Jason. I love the glued up half lap joint thing. I would never have thought of doing it that way. Genius!

[@bills6675]

Simple, elegant, timeless, practical, affordable, and down right awesomeness! I enjoy your silliness and light attitude. Keeps people coming back. Ever work with turning wood (lathe)? I would love to get into making stuff like that. Keep up the great work!

[@BruceAUlrich]

Nice touch with the inset brackets. And I agree...the white finish really looks great on the white oak!

[@mindyhall4638]

Made my mother a table like this 2 months ago...man, do I wish I would have found your build before doing that...I definitely did it the hard way with the base! Thanks for the all the great ideas and tips.

[@LifeofPaolah]

This is GENIUS. Super easy to accomplish. Currently have a round table I made with iron legs… but I’m ready for a change so I’m removing iron legs and making this bottom instead.

[@billygarfield5520]

Wow! You make it look so easy.

[@richscatenclosures7535]

Love your drill counter sink trick! Thank you

[@bobmartin6055]

Awesome work!! Great tip using the jigsaw to complete the cut! Thanks for sharing!!

[@SKTWoodDesign]

I have a project of this exact table - Got great ideas thanks a bunch!

[@sammathis]

I think you chose a finish that complimented that Oak very well. It looks great.

[@geoffjohnston1531]

Pure and simple, nice.

[@carnright]

Love the blue tape idea!

[@TallGuyDIY]

Yet another beautiful build from Bourbon Moth. Well done good sir.

[@granolajohn1]

Very solid looking. But a larger question looms: how would it hold up against a lawn mower tank?

[@trevors1437]

Love these videos

[@peterriordan1179]

Class love your work that finish is awesome 👏

[@jeffceriotti]

I love the design. Would make a solid end table with a few adjustments. Thanks!!

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

New subscriber here. What an ingenious idea to use the spacers for the half-lap joint!! So simple & it blew my mind!! Table came out great. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@myhoneyshandmade1077]

Great work. Nice details.

[@rubiomonocoatusa]

Awesome build and video Jason...per usual! Cotton White on white oak is hard to beat. Thanks for using Rubio!

[@eatdrinkwineguy]

Cool build. Really like this.

[@torinhalsey6313]

Slick. Well done.

[@user-to6ih9bj2c]

Great job bro

[@richbucholz]

Great job! Learned a lot. Thank you!

[@humancattoy7767]

I love your voice-over. It makes the humor even funnier.

[@lincsystemscraigb]

Another gorgeous piece of art! (Nice choice of whiskies (and whiskeys) too!

[@FredMcIntyre]

Nicely done! 😃👍🏻👊🏻

[@emmaliddell8507]

Es muy bonito lo recomiendo

[@hectordomingojofrebocaz3231]

Muy buen trabajo, intentaré hacerla en madera de lenga. Saludos desde Puerto Williams, Cabo de Hornos, Chile.

[@drmkiwi]

Nice looking table and some good ideas. Especially like adding the pieces between the boards for the halving joint. It is a bit worrying what's going to happen with the base / top when the wood moves? Enjoy the intro and exit music. Thanks for the video. Cheers, David

[@ryanskeete]

I use those same earmuffs! 👌

[@GeorgeCooper_LoneWolf]

I do it the same way matey shallow cut with the router then finish off with the jigsaw. However, your idea for making the split join for the base is awesome,Two spacers but only one glued in, I love that and going to steal that idea from you. Great little table matey,

[@garagemonkeysan]

High five! Great video, so enjoyable. Table looks fabulous! Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@JNDCreations]

I need to try that Rubio monocoat out! Nice table mate!

[@JasonRosensweig]

This is a great looking table. Definitely will build one soon. I would just change up one thing. I'd recess the brackets into the base rather than the top. Much easier than cutting larger recesses for the whole bracket to make the two pieces sit flush.

[@tommcnally3646]

Like how you cot the top, you clever guy

[@thecaseybonham]

I’m Learning about wood movement. How would this table hold with attaching the legs this way? Great video!

[@martinbeland9342]

Elongated holes on the brackets and slightly oversize mortises could allow wood movement in the junction between top and bottom, Four pocket hole screws, two beneath and two on top of the table base could stabilize the floating tabs of the half laps.

[@jeremybrain5774]

Nice table

[@trangnpt]

Just couldn’t ignore that polished pinky at 10:24

[@jackandrews7821]

Glad I found your channel dude, keep it up. I want a hat!

[@agustinbmed]

nice! you make it seem so easy dude, love your videos and thank you for the extreme detail in them! I'm really wanting to get into wood working at least for my home's furniture! Would you by any chance make a video of the level of sandings you do? The few pieces I've made ever don't turn as smooth as some of the other pieces I see all over the place by professionals so I'm thinking they go quite high in grit? or maybe it's a furniture maker secret ;)

[@banjerlegs3051]

If u get any hate over using the jigsaw, then next video use a sawzall! That will show em!! Haha. Great vids!!

[@stephborel]

I don't know how you don't have 2 million followers and freakin 2842989174979813 likes on this video.. and all your videos.. i LOVE your content.. please keep doing what you do!! And thank you for doing what you do.. you make little novice wood workers feel like they can do anything.. i made a little shelf out of white oak for my kids bathroom.. it looks like horse caca.. but wtf ever.. i made it..lol.. and it's freakin decent.. lol.. so yeah.. keep doing you.. and inspiring little wood workers like me.

[@rogerhughes-tq7fu]

Very nice Jason. Love the simplicity of the build. Great job. Any plans available on dimensions?

[@francoisdum6925]

Nice

[@philturinsky27]

Man I gotta take a HUGE bourbon moth woodworking

[@hurricanehobbs8508]

I’ve watched all your videos and love them. Do you ever joint the face of the larger boards? I see you joint the side, and then usually plane the face. Is the wood already jointed on one flat face so you don’t need to?

[@MrKirby365]

Dang he doesn't want his bottom pinched, and it such a nice bottom too!😜 seriously though wow! Easy table but satisfying project.

[@ju2705s]

Hi, great ideas as always. My I ask you which white paint / stain did you use to get the brightening effect?

[@embersstovesfireplaces8098]

i enjoy all your videos i would like to ask you what type of finish would you use on tiger maple

[@tykellerman6384]

Great project but I’m really worried you don’t have enough clamps 😂🤠👍 smart way to cut the top

[@alexbbmms3934]

Not only the oak is untouched, I am untouched too....😂😂😂 nice work MR. Strongman 👌🏼

[@andrewmidwinter8153]

Great little table. What was the sizes of the pile of timber you started with at the beginning. I would be interested in seeing what it would cost here in the UK to make.

[@PhallacEye]

Genuine question, why didn't you recess the brackets into the legs? Would that not have been easier?

[@sethrogers5959]

It would be easier but then the plate is not flush to the bottom of the table, so I'm sure he did it for aesthetics. Functionally either way would suffice.

[@stuhirst6124]

Nice table and inspiring channel Jason. Is there a reason why you recessed the plates into the table top rather than the base?

[@bradmarshall8220]

All the edges of the plate will hide if you recess it into the table top and not the base since the plates stick out over the base edges.

[@BigDave71]

To make sure your bottom doesn’t get pinched. Funny.

[@kdvincent1982]

I would have countersunk the brackets into the top of the base but either works.

[@japcoolthingsjap210]

Can you going the table top with pocket holes ?

[@johncramer1857]

Love the table, but just not sure about the finish. It looks good but how does it hold up over time?

[@Majc19951]

Wait, what are you using to apply the stain? Is that a sponge with a handle?

[@chrisd3648]

Do you need to worry about wood movement on something like that?

[@kellyb7321]

Will those bare steel mounts rust over time?

[@user-el1zl8kw8d]

Thanks man for great videos! Always watching you to have some ideas and inspiration 👍 May I ask you? In this video you have cool song which starts after 10th minute, can you tell me please the name of the song and a band? I would really appreciate that! Thanks

[@marbellaarce7591]

Hola no nos podría compartir medidas esta muy bella la mesa intentare hacerla

[@russianbear2]

Is there any concerns on wood expansion in this table?

[@kylehurley8655]

Wanna find the center of a circle easier?? Draw a chord (a straight line that cuts your circumference twice) near the edge of your circle. Your chord length should be easily divisible by 2. Draw a perpendicular line at the center of that chord going through the center of the circle. Repeat this process at least once more, but in a different location so that your perpendicular line intersects the first. Where they cross will be the center. Do it more than twice for greater accuracy.

[@joerodriguez3338]

I enjoyed that. The looks great, but l need to know what was the name of finish you used on it?

[@Bourbonmoth]

Rubio monocoat. There’s a link in the video description

[@eter1001]

How you pricing your furniture, how much would you charge for table like this? Just a question.

[@scoott28]

High five!

[@carlosmit8646]

Great table, really nice build. But aren't you worried about wood movement with this way of fastening? Just a thought. Keep it up. 👍🏻

[@denthefirst]

Why not countersink in the table foot?

[@billsk8]

Let me guess, rubio monocoat cotton white finish?

[@DarkTouch]

think your screw holes in the brackets for the table top should be oval/elongate in the perpindicular direction of the wood grain to allow for wood movement... also, given the weight and beastliness, screws set in end grain are really weak, like if the table, GASP, got knocked over the top could shear right off. Maybe an alternative bracket, like an "L" shape cross section (angle iron) would be better. You could make a "T" cross section and bury the handle of the T in the feet, then screw with some nice brass round heads... but that would take more time.

[@troygalloway1535]

Do you sign your work? I would if I where you!

[@danieldeprez3657]

🖐

[@svndust84]

this might be a dumb question but its a legitimate question as I'm new to wood working. why not go around with the circle jig, then drill a hole for the down cut bit and then go around with that skipping the jigsaw?

[@dtimsey9711]

Could someone cut the dado for the tops of legs into the legs rather than the top? Seems like that would be easier for me than routing them out of the bottom for the metal attachment thingies...

[@Bourbonmoth]

You could but then they wouldn’t be flush on the bottom

[@reymalaret9664]

Sorry for the question, but I'm an apprentice. Old in age new in the craft, anyway what will you do to protect the wood from the floor?

[@robvanza]

Very nice table! I see a bit of a clamp fetish going on on the wall behind you! You must have spent a small country's GDP on all those clamps!!

[@osvaldosilva8525]

👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@soniachowdhury4128]

Hi how are you? Do you know where I will be find epoxy wood . from Melbourne

[@kellyb7321]

10:25. Is that fingernail polish on your pinky?

[@dakotasherman3813]

high five

[@MovieMike1969]

Don't worry, lots of people say highth, maybe people get it confused with length and width.

[@kungfu31]

If I had a penny for everytime somebody asked me how I do something and the answer is just “measure it” I’d be loaded!

[@bexarbuilds]

Rubio Monocoat? Sounds like a dollar in the jar to me

[@rafemaxwell4143]

If you want to make this table really choice, the legs are tapered 😉

[@abry42000]

High 5

[@marcopollo1392]

What about rounded edges🤣🤣🤣 i thought U like your router?😁

[@ScrotumPole]

so handsome

[@charleenheath6116]

I like your way. For attaching the top think pocket screws. leenotcharleen

[@ltcalvery]

Anybody else high five their phone?

[@adderjack4604]

Nah, that's a pretty smart way to cut out a circle.

[@Davey768]

Thought it was Keemstar based on the thumbnail..

[@davidwallace4210]

Hi 5