DIY Ambrosia Maple Farmhouse Table for under $400

[@miguelvega76]

Nice job , beautiful table

[@williamellis8993]

Great table, Tim. Interesting technique with the dominos. I haven't seen it before. Without the cutter I can't use it anyway.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Very true, and it is far from a cheap tool... but I do like think it is “worth” it... cheers!

[@mikew9292]

My next dining table..Thanks

[@billfarrell1916]

Always love watching your projects come together, Tim. Nice job and awesome outcome!

[@Kernflakes]

Cant wait to see what you post next. Nice table

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks Ben!

[@johnhackmeyer8483]

Another functional work of art. Awesome!

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks Hack!

[@gardengirl38]

Beautiful table.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks Steph!

[@emilyboehm5766]

Another beautiful table!

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks Em!

[@JanetPinto-ie7yv]

Nice job.

[@karenmarmaras8679]

Sooo. Here I am being such an amazing cousin. Tim, did you narrate? You have such a resonate voice. Ho là! Hahahaha! In my 1750s word, we would never have filled those holes. ;-) And all that fancy equipment. Woo ... So fun, though! Beautiful table!

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

I’m not good with irrational holes in things...

[@YESSLEEP42]

Table came out great!!! Good job! Subscribed!

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thank you!

[@tomrobinson8403]

This was such an amazing build! The table came out beautifully. Subscribing not only because I like your content, but your voice is very calm and relaxing; not like some other channels where I have to mute the video and turn on CC.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

This one made me chuckle... thanks man!

[@wickedcrypto6004]

I didn't know maple can look so good using polyacrylic. This would make one heck of a computer table.

[@robw95]

Great job, liked and subscribed!

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks for the sub!

[@jralbritton77]

Looks great!

[@lanemcook1]

Thanks. Just trying to decide on a polyurethane finish on an ambrosia maple slab coffee table. It was so soft, thought I'd have to use oil-based poly but since you used water-based, that help me decide. Nice table!

[@3DAllDayEveryDay]

Very nice!

[@rdot980]

I just purchased some of this wood for a bench.

[@ahmedhatim2772]

Nicely done. What did you use to finish it? Thanks

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

A water based poly...

[@mikewilbourn4385]

nice table. You might enjoy your finish more if you were to use rubio monocoat as it is so simple, and quick.

[@jtltet]

What was the final thickness of your table top?

[@spudth]

Ambrosia in the designers book. "Wormy Maple" at my Amish wood supplier.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Every bit of it is wormy now... it’s weird!

[@robw95]

It continued to get wormier even after the table was finished? @@ThisIsHowIMadeIt

[@spudth]

$80 each? Whew! We are lucky to live in the northwest PA region. We did a whole wall in our mud room in this stuff. Not real expensive.

[@clearcut6818]

with each board being 6" wide and 12' long, assuming they're 8/4, you paid more than $6 a board ft for wormy maple. That's kinda high.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

In the metro DC area at the time, there were two hardwood stores. One was super expensive, and the other was ridiculous.

[@clearcut6818]

@@ThisIsHowIMadeIt hilarious

[@spudth]

Sad that a video with a chick n her husband building a crap table from home depot framing lumber get millions of views. You do it right and get relatively few.

[@ThisIsHowIMadeIt]

Thanks man!