Build Series #9 - Dining Table

[@Billy_bSLAYER]

I love these videos and love all my Festool Tools! Thanks for the excellent production quality, again.

[@festoolusa]

Thanks so much! We appreciate your support 💚🙌

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

I did enjoy watching the TS 75 cut through that thick Walnut. I’m glad you showed the difference between the dust collection with and without the collection on there. I LOVE my OF 1400. And just as I was buying it I saw a lot of negative comments about the dust collection. Same with the Kapex. But forget to add your dust collection and you see just how amazing the dust collection really is. That domino joint for the base is great. The shaper is on my wish list!

[@AaronGeller]

Yes! Always love seeing Brent build 😊

[@PGore9894]

Love these! Thanks Brent, just finished a monster of a dining table as well. Fun to see your process….I wasn’t too far off. 😊

[@festoolusa]

That is awesome!

[@thomasnn]

Beautiful table. Gonna build a similar table in the next couple of years

[@festoolusa]

Awesome!

[@davecurda2350]

Very nice build

[@ostapmojsiak8729]

Brent. Thanks for the instructional video. Great table and lots of tips. I really like the way you have your MFT set up on a rolling base with Systainer storage below as cisible at 21:07 and 23:48. I have been thinking of doing something very similar for my Garage based shop as mobility is key for the small space. Can you do "Build Series" for such a table and offer some plans for your mobile table with the MFT on top? Please and Thank You.

[@ethan3x8]

Was that 8/4 walnut? Did it just cut like butter?

[@patrickseitz8218]

Great Video!!! What software do you use for planning?

[@festoolusa]

Brent uses Sketch Up for his Build Plans!

[@woodandtools46]

le plateau risque de travailler avec des largeurs de planches aussi importantes et le fil ne me semble pas inversé alors qu'il y a de la fausse dosse

[@dreamteamtokyo]

How much is a new one of those tops on the work table that you just f'd up lol

[@jamesc4362]

that set of tools were use will cost you $20000

[@Benmeglei1]

Yes but you can build a 1200 dollar table. 😂

[@SleeperHoundDesign]

This isn't DIY on a budget?

[@davidsoudek]

Probably not the only thing you’re gonna make…