DIY SUPER STRONG RUSTIC COFFEE TABLE UNDER $50

[@chrisgallagher3757]

Pre-Stain is a must when staining pine. Love the design and sturdiness.

[@jeremyf639]

was just gonna say how I learned about prestain treatment takes out the blotches, still kicks ass nice work

[@veritastruth9456]

Made a bench just like this. It’s rock solid. Awesome job, unique stain outcome too.

[@philliplanfre347]

Easy to use and clean. Very convenient.

[@cabman86]

I have my planer on a cart. I use it outside and set a garbage cane in front to catch the shavings then take them to the garden for mulch.

[@AlejandroGonzalez-eq1gb]

Dylan. Great first build bro! For your next build consider using a wood conditioner before staining. The conditioner will help the stain absorb evenly. And I think you’ll find that wood glue is not as necessary as you may think. For my builds, I rarely use glue and it’s only when I use brad nails. Keep at it and good luck.

[@davidsebastianvegas3534]

Lovely video content! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Rozardner Easy Food Reality (probably on Google)? It is a great exclusive product for learning the trick to build great sheds and master woodworking without the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my old buddy Taylor after many years got amazing success with it.

[@1975razzy]

Awesome table Dylan. Can you quickly describe how you did the box joints that show on the ends? Or anyone who reads this...From the UK. Thanks guys. Keep up the good work

[@solomongetty9553]

I would buy this!! Great job!

[@robotoblanko4953]

You got some talent man, nice work!

[@talldarkkalliati5452]

Because pine is a soft wood it doesn't soak stain evenly. Next time you decide to stain it try preconditioning the wood with pre-stain. (lesson learned from personal experience)

[@whoodawggie]

legit gave me some great ideas watching your video!

[@GB_13]

i think that the glue makes it look realy cool and that there is no such thing as overkill when you are using well sometimes alittle to much is a pain when building but it makes a much stronger bond with the wood

[@ZeusAndKiller]

looks really nice. i need a planer

[@ninjafirst4579]

I SEE A DOG ON THE TABLE,DUDE. DONATE IT TO THE ANIMAL VETS,JUST MESSIN,DYLAN THAT WAS GREAT, WILL LAST FOR YEARS👍👍

[@krista3686]

I like the look of it

[@snowman1194]

cool table, looks like the dog approves as well

[@davelindgren1072]

Nice job , great look .

[@derek4688]

good job Dylan !! I like your table man

[@dakotabeyer8245]

That’s a nice garage

[@elderfarms]

Dakota Beyer wonder who’s it is (;

[@JayyCobb]

That turned out really nice.

[@elderfarms]

JayyCobb thank you!

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

Good job being a coffee table you should have put three coat of poly your going to get glass mark circles on top .

[@ashleykessler5003]

The glue actually made it look amazing! Those “imperfections” make things more unique, interesting and beautiful

[@K_Vang23]

Nice, I totally buy that.

[@jimmymcclelland3727]

Wonder how it would look with the corners rounded

I would have attached the bottom shelf with pocket screws, but anyway, nice build. Loved the stain.

[@mikewilliams9771]

Nice job. Next time use a wet cloth to get the glue off after clamping it. A belt sander would be better to.

[@jennamiller3114]

It definitely took away from the quality of his project.

[@alanbohlander7210]

on your planer you need to start sending your wood through at a slight angle to have your board cover the length of the blades so that you don't dull you blades as much.

[@elderfarms]

alan bohlander i had a nick in my blade so I was trying to avoid it

[@dakotabeyer8245]

Who’s dirt bike and quad those are cool

[@elderfarms]

Dakota Beyer Do they even run? 😉

[@jamiemundy2724]

My advise to you is "Ram Board" it will save you garage/shop floor

[@marcelw6440]

The glue residue turned out to be a "Happy Accident." Lol Looks good man.

[@elderfarms]

Marcel W thanks!

[@Sean-jd2qr]

$50 coffee table using $100000 equipment lol

[@sportstertaco]

Not sure where you are pricing equipment.

[@matthewward1346]

Pretty sure all I saw was a rented planer/shop vac and lots of glue lol, this was the cheapest toolset I can imagine for making something as great as this

[@mrbatting4th]

That is a cool build. By chance, did the wood stain stain your carpets?

[@elderfarms]

Softball Addict I made sure to clean it before I set in on the rug. It hasn’t stained anything yet and I’ve had it for over a year!! Soap and water works, you can also seal it with poly to really enclose the stain. You could also use a felt pad on the parts that touch the ground, you probably want that for a hardfloor

[@fizbinsfire]

Fun fact: there is 50lbs of glue holding this table/bench together

[@folkevakdiviezo2741]

Good nice. Work. No anderstand emsamble. De piezas. Muy. Fast

[@ChaireS4366]

Beautiful work brother keep them videos coming !!! make a quick update on your car bro subs amps .... nice pitbull

[@elderfarms]

Alejandro-Chaires 14 thanks man! I’ll make an update soon actually. I’ve been thinking a lot about life lately and I’ve realized I gotta make more vids 😂😂

[@ChaireS4366]

Dylan Elder hahaha ahhh life is life bro ‘ you keep them videos coming 4 sure lol 😂 what state you from ?

[@c.1211]

Table is badass! If you were to sell it, how much would you sell it for? 👍✌

[@elderfarms]

c p probably $400 or so

[@afnankhokhar7294]

do you have the written out plan for this table

[@elderfarms]

Afnan Khokhar no, sorry! I just build with little planning, it’s fun to just get creative and figure it out as you go

[@pierremunduti4414]

hi, i like your machine where can i get one?

[@jennamiller3114]

The thickness planner and sliding miter saw should be available at your local home center.

[@dangermonkey78]

Go Dylan you are my brother

[@stomperthemixer1]

Awesome build buddy, Ive saved it for a future project in my home. Take a look at my DIY playlist, there is an awesome Idea for your you wire dog cage you could build, unable to send you the link due to not aloud on YT. Its 53 seconds in on the one titled DiY With Neil Cook

[@brianf2585]

What kind of glue is used here?

[@elderfarms]

Brian F titebond 2

[@TheBooneKid]

what kind of screws did you use?

[@elderfarms]

seth wood screws and I think some decking screws. The screws don’t matter as much as the glue tho. I should have just brad nailed it all together and then clamped it

[@tiathompson6674]

What is planeing.

[@elderfarms]

Tia Thompson planer, it cuts the surface of the wood. Normally less than 1/16 or so

[@tiathompson6674]

@@elderfarms Thanks, I am new at all this and trying my hand at building some simple stuff.

[@za-zasolutionscorp.8366]

This is very heavy . you could try 1x2 instead of 2x4. but very nice job 👍🏽

[@jessicasommy1741]

You can use Stodoys instructions to build it in the cheapest way.

[@cadenaek3066]

Best plans ever. Thx

[@csmkratosmusic1194]

Nice Video clip! Sorry for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Rozardner Easy Food Reality (just google it)? It is an awesome one of a kind guide for learning the trick to build great sheds and master woodworking minus the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my cousin at last got amazing success with it.

[@martinssavicus3137]

wery nice

[@dbelche2]

Am I the only one curious how he got 22 2x4s for under $50?? Thats like $2 a board...

[@elderfarms]

DanTrades it was on sale

[@jennamiller3114]

Look up a channel called Rex Kruger

[@achardjc]

Running that very loud planer in your driveway will not make your neighbors happy at all. I know. I have done it too.

[@dangermonkey78]

Harper