Building a Farmhouse Dining Table

[@AbamAdy]

awesome

[@KingPostTimberWorks]

cool man , nice

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks man!

[@PenaltyBoxWoodshop]

Great video and build!!!!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks man I appreciate it! I think we found our style of video making now.

[@WoodWorkLIFE]

Good work!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Wood.Work.LIFE. Thank you!

[@tooljunkie555]

Don't you wish it was always that quick? lol looks good bro liking all those green and black tools👍

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks for watching, yeah they make for an easy build for sure! I swear by the brand, they do make woodworking more enjoyable.

[@tooljunkie555]

KnottyDogWoodshop yes I agree definitely het what ya pay for especially when buying tools hand or power..

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

yup! i mostly wanted a cleaner/more portable shop because Ill be moving hopefully at the end of the year so thats why I went with them.

[@RobinLewisMakes]

That's awesome! I just built my first table with breadboard ends using mortise and tenons joinery. Somehow I see a Domino in my future now, haha

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Thanks! Yeah, I first started this table with the traditional breadboards, but my router base would adjust the depth while cutting. So I no longer have that tool anymore and since upgraded. The dominos was my second way of doing and it was much faster!

[@jordanmarks9293]

Beautiful! How do you like that Tacklife sprayer!?

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

I like it, It was the first time I used it though. I would recommend it for the price. I have a Fuji HVLP and now only use that for my top coats and the Tacklife is for paint.

[@DaveB1v]

I've read good and bad about using a Domino for breadboard ends. Has the table shown any signs of wanting to move yet? And how do make allowances with a Domino joint if it does? You've got this looking absolutely gorgeous, hopefully it won't want to shift about too much.

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

DaveB1v I can only say good things about the domino. No the table hasn’t should any signs. The dominos where glued on one edge(table edge) and only glue was applied to the middle tenon in the breadboard. Also when I bored for the dowel. I offset the hole dowel hole in the tenons in the table top. This made it a tighter connection. It’s called draw boarding. Hope that helps!

[@KnottyDogWoodshop]

Shown* any signs

[@DaveB1v]

Good stuff! I wasn't sure if the Domino would give enough 'meat' to be able to put an offset dowel through, or if it might actually draw the glued Domino out from the mortice rather than pull the board in tight. I've only just got myself a DF 500 so looking forward to putting it through its paces!