How to Build a Farmhouse Coffee Table with plans

DIY farmhouse coffee table with woodwork plans. In this tutorial video I show you how to build a coffee table for your home. This DIY coffee table is not only beautiful but very functional. Building a farmhouse coffee table isn't as hard as you would think. I built this rustic coffee table using 2x8’s, 2x4’s and 1x6’s. This coffee table is easy to build. Using these materials I was able to build a farmhouse coffee table with storage. It doesn’t take a lot of material to build. I use pocket hole joinery for all of the joints.The table top measures 45 inches square. The table is 18 inches tall. This is a perfect addition for your farmhouse living room decor. This is a great DIY coffee table that you can build. It's not hard to build a rustic coffee table.
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Cut List:
Table top:
8 - 2x8's ripped down to 5 5/8" wide x 45" Long
Bottom Shelves:
6 - 1x6 boards cut to 38" (cut to fit after frame is built).
Frame:
4 legs at 16 1/2" long
3 - 2x4 at 34" long
2 - 2x4 at 38" long
2 - 2x2 at 34" long
4 - 2x2 at 38" long
I cut my 2x2 out of 2x4's but you can buy 2x2 at the lumber store if you can't rip your lumber. You can also use 9 2x6's if you can't rip your 2x8's.
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[@731Woodworks]

If you like this build check out my other build videos. kzbin.info/aero/PLWVlC66wUw8aVJ5S8JbWFZCewsZwChnJj

[@timothysteadham331]

Do you have any issues with the bottom shelf expanding and contracting? It's fixed in the aprons tight and I was wondering why not the same concerns with movement of the top. I'm new at this and thank you for your awesome tutorials.

[@731Woodworks]

I haven’t seen any issues

[@steventeran2780]

Thanks for the cut list, really helped me a lot

[@chrishopkins475]

What kinda primer?

[@24Creek]

Do you have a cut list you can share?

[@Lawdogbeagles]

Sir you are a faithful Servant of the upmost Jesus Christ and he has definitely blessed you. I love your videos and how you are unashamed to let people know you’re a Godly Man. I as well was an LEO for 20 years and had to stop due to health issues. I’ve also had a passion for woodworking and I just want to say thank you and keep doing what you’re doing man. You’re an inspiration to so many youngsters and middle age men and women alike I’m sure. Be blessed.

[@scottdownie7010]

Built this for my wife’s classroom. An enjoyable experience building with you.

[@russmartin4189]

I have to say you are doing a great service for young guys who have lost their jobs because of the virus and need to make some money to feed and house their families. With basic tools, you can make a lot of things that people will buy.

[@731Woodworks]

I hope they can take these things and make money for themselves or their families

[@russmartin4189]

@@731Woodworks Most people have a drill and a circular saw. They can build many of your projects with only those, a sanding block, and a paint brush. They need to buy lumber, which is expensive if they need money for food, diapers, and gas for the car. . I've been there. When you are in that situation, it is really hard to get out. You need money to make money, But hey, it is an idea.

[@mulekickhandmadeguitars8465]

I found this hard to watch because the music drowns out what you're saying. Lose the music, please.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you for the feedback. I was still learning while making the video. My more recent videos are better (I hope)

[@SilentStorm4U]

Mike Daugherty Agreed

[@erlpen2016]

Interesting...i am so involved on the proyect that I wasn’t even listening to the music...

[@The1withlogic]

Agreed, I hate background music.

[@brianwilbur7273]

@@731Woodworks it is cool to see how far you’ve come in a few years production wise. Very informative back then but now you’ve added #virtualfistbumps FTW!!! I’m trying to do a lift top farmhouse coffee table while maintaining the style that you’ve created with yours. Great videos and channel.

[@curtes347]

Buddy, I just wanted to let you know how much I enjoyed your video! I really like the fact that you took the time to explain everything in detail. It's a beautiful table, and I'm looking forward to making myself one. Thanks again for sharing your expertise! God bless.

[@bozarthm2]

Just made this! I added a rising top and some storage, but overall the same thing. I love the engineering and process. I wish I could post a picture of it. I'm really happy with the way it turned out, and my son will love it. Thanks!

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome

[@VanessaHernandez-ov4sc]

As a newbie, I thought it was great... your so wise. Thank you for explaining the reasoning behind everything...

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@erlpen2016]

I have to agree it is a beautiful project...well done!!! i just have to build one for my wife...thank you for the good ideas...

[@731Woodworks]

Go for it!

[@JoelEmberson]

Awesome video and great table! (maybe turn the background music down a bit? it gets difficult to hear you sometimes)

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks. I used a new video editing program this time. It didn’t sound like that during editing. But once I exported to KZbin the background music was louder. I actually thought about deleting this video and re uploading. Sorry about that

[@TinyGarage]

731 Woodworks no problem! It's a great build 👍

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@altorres4760]

I feel the same way. I love how he explains everything in detail but not too enthused about the music.

[@karimalhaddad9949]

So beautiful and attractive. Many thanks 😊🙏.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@scotchrysler3007]

Old socks are GREAT because you can put it on like a glove.

[@Sinceretony]

Beautiful table

[@justinbuck40]

A easy way to stain inside of those pocket holes I found is q tips works perrrrfect lol

[@731Woodworks]

Yes sir! I use that method a lot myself

[@craigcolbourn8351]

Amazing straight edge trick for jointing brother!! Thank you for that tip, I can’t wait to try it!😉

[@woodworksbygrampies1284]

Hola! 🖐 What a really nice table!! You posted this in Jan 2018 and here we are February 2022, and I'm just now watching this for the very first time. I'm current on your more recent posts and to see how far you have improved, in all aspects, since then is something to admire. Congratulations and wishing you continued growth and success 👏 Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊

[@michaelw2108]

I like your coffee table.

[@iamatomiczombie]

Man thank you so much for your content. I have been watching your videos for two days now. I'm trying to get together my side hustle and your channel is a well of good information. I'm going to watch this video a few more times though. I've had to stop like three times already to breakdance! J/k. Thank you bro!

[@731Woodworks]

Glad to help

[@codybryant8684]

Nice job turned out very nice. I too am a fan of general finish products. That's the only stuff I use. Another tip for you. When you are buying your boards for your top if you notice a dark streak running in the middle of the board DO NOT BUY IT. That dark streak is the pith which is the very center of the tree. That will cause your boards over time to crack and split and ruin the table top so try and avoid any of those.

[@731Woodworks]

Cody Bryant Thanks for the tip!

[@codybryant8684]

731 Woodworks no problem I had to find that out the hard way and had to replace an entire table ton

[@rickyjnsson8899]

Awesome! I buildt a table using this video👏👏

[@731Woodworks]

Great!

[@haskelbowen1967]

Very nice table Matt.

[@jackiehill4970]

Matt I would like to thank you for the video and information. I just finished one for the house.

[@731Woodworks]

Great. Glad it helped.

[@jaymart2351]

Very very beautiful

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@grampsoutdooradventuresdal7104]

Excellent, love your straight forward approach. I have a cochlear implant and a hearing aid, the background music competes too much with your voice. I would like it if you would not use the music when you are talking. I hope to use many of your projects to introduce my grandsons into woodworking. Thank you 👍🏻

[@guitarDad100]

This is a very nice design. What a sturdy table. Thanks for sharing.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@alexalbaugh8829]

Great video. Not sure if you mentioned it (I haven't gotten that far through the video yet) but I made one of these a couple years ago and sanding/staining everything prior to putting it together is something that makes it much easier and I wish I would of done last time.

[@wer1984bird]

Matt you do a great job just found your videos by accident Love your work I'm thinking about building a coffee table out of 1x6 to match the end tables Thanks again for eye to detail and quality work

[@scottrobertson9788]

Awesome work, came out looking fantastic! I need to rewatch the part with the lower shelves, I don’t think I really got that bit but it really looks great! Thanks for posting!

[@eddiehernandez7427]

Wow. I really like this table. This is going to be my next project. I appreciate your time showing your work

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks! Go for it.

[@TheMwodarski]

Started this last night! I’m pumped to finish this one. Cut list is off, or I’m an idiot. You’ll need 2 2x4’s at 34, and 3 at 38. Thanks for sharing though!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for the feedback. It is quite possible that I goofed on the cut list. I’d love to see a pic when you’re done if you want to share it on Facebook or Instagram and tag me or send a DM

[@TheMwodarski]

I will for sure!

[@AncientEnergyEyesOpen]

Absolutely beautiful! Enjoyed watching. Thank you for sharing.

[@731Woodworks]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@altorres4760]

So nice without the music background!!

[@chriswhelan4666]

Wow, you have come a long way from these early videos. Nice to see your personality come out in the more recent videos as well as production value. Keep up the good work buddy.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you Chris!

[@lorabrown4319]

I love this table! I’m attempting it now.

[@dentonjordan6992]

You’ve made a great deal of progress! 🤜🏼🤛🏻

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Turned out great.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@michaeldavis7980]

A beautiful piece of furniture! Nice job! 👍🏾

[@evangoshert586]

Hey the gap in the seam u can fix by applying some wood glue and then sanding over the wood glue while it's still wet. The sawdust gets into the glue and matches the wood perfect. Comes in handy a lot.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for the tip

[@roneyhaymon4950]

Ty for being so informative

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad you found it useful!

[@J-D248]

Very cool! I'm curious how the table is holding up after almost 5 years?

[@douglasadams4540]

Wow looks great

[@731Woodworks]

thanks

[@RiverPlaid]

Wow, beautiful.

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks

[@peonylilyg8959]

Beautiful table nice work thanks for sharing

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@DGHamblin]

I just recently found your channel, and subscribed. I love your videos! What a beautiful build. And you even threw in my favorite "Home Alone" reference around the 13 minute mark. Ha!! Keep up the good work. Pocket hole!!

[@quentinsherratt7969]

Good work mate 💯🎯

[@mohamedm9361]

Great work 👏

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@mitchellkasdin1899]

The hard part is putting imperfections into the piece, the gaps and nicks give it character.

[@731Woodworks]

Mitchell Kasdin true!

[@paulroth6163]

Your descriptions are great and your detailed tips are incredible but, I can hardly hear you over the music

[@dylanrodey2838]

Would you consider doing a video on how to price out projects? I love building things for other people but have a hard time pricing them out for costumers. Would love some guidance in that area. Love your detailed videos keep it up.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you. That’s a good video idea

[@tomzahlman1156]

So you were the customer the whole time lol. Great job!

[@731Woodworks]

Lol thanks

[@icemanthemaker9223]

Great job, keep the videos coming, your work is great!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you 🙏🏻. I appreciate that very much.

[@TannerSKoch]

Love this table and video. I purchased the template from your website and look forward to building it this weekend. I don't know if I missed it in the video, but it isn't listed on the materials list.. 1). what size Kreg screws did you use and 2) did you use different sizes for different parts of the table? Thank you!

[@russmartin4189]

I put the conditioner on for about 5 minutes. I paint it on with a foam brush and apply liberally. In fact, it is wet looking. then I wipe off with paper towels or an old undershirt. If you let it dry too much, it will block up the pores of the wood. I want it to fill the pores, but still allow the pores to soak up some stain. I use gel stain as it goes on more even in my opinion. You have your system that works for you. To each their own, I'm using veneered plywood, you are using pine, so technique will probably be different.

[@731Woodworks]

Good info thanks for sharing

[@crappiemaster-hl2kf]

I think if you use a sharp block plane on bottoms of legs you won't get the tear out like when using a router. Oh, I don't see any problem with volume of music. Can hear you fine.

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you. Good idea on the block plane.

[@CHrrias]

You do some really nice work

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you, I appreciate that.

[@CHrrias]

I like the fact that you use real tools like 99%of us out here you don’t have to always have the best to make the best

[@731Woodworks]

I appreciate that. That is what the goal of my channel is. Want to do work with common tools. Thanks again

[@greatplains7827]

Beautifull!!!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you!!

[@shakeitupwithshantecooking]

This will be my next project Awesome job!!!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@BronkBuilt]

Nice job! This is on my project list.

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome.please share a pic when it’s done. I would love to see it.

[@oscarsilwood2440]

What a friend, your works seem excellent, very good videos and the decoration of your home is great, congratulations and here we will be checking your videos, greetings from Monterrey Mexico

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you very much for the kind words!

[@mascotgibs9557]

Great video!!

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you!

[@thomasboehm9782]

I didn't realize you were down the road from me I'm in Jonesboro

[@731Woodworks]

awesome

[@eugenedaniels5925]

Just watched your video. Awesome loved the DIY coffee table. I also noticed the stool in one of the shots as well. I would sure like to see the process of that stool

[@731Woodworks]

Eugene Daniels thanks for the feedback. I’ll put that stool build idea in my to make videos.

[@eugenedaniels5925]

Thank you so much for the fast response.

[@731Woodworks]

Eugene Daniels you’re welcome

[@gregrayburn3025]

Great job on the video, gives me some good ideas for my next project.

[@731Woodworks]

Awesome! You going to build a coffee table?

[@gregrayburn3025]

Yep, coffee table it will be

[@731Woodworks]

Good deal! I would love to see the finished product if you don’t mind sharing. We are on Facebook and Instagram.

[@nikkibasmr]

This is awesome...just starting with building with my son. Some of the music is too loud and hard to hear you though.

[@731Woodworks]

thanks

[@MrMlozano79]

That’s my next project..thank you ..

[@731Woodworks]

MrMlozano79 Awesome! Glad you liked it.

[@Zebtacular]

Are you using pine or fir? Mainly asking because of staining.

[@731Woodworks]

pine

[@rachiddd9903]

Hey Matt..I’m learning a lot from your channel. The way you pay attention to detail is admirable! That and your patience with every piece you make. Woodworking took me a while to love..but I do now. When it gets too late to use my saw at night I spend the evening waiting for the morning so I can get back to my projects lol. I’m working on selling my first piece and I’m kind of nervous..where do you have the most luck selling stuff? I live in a town of 50,000 in Idaho..any advice would be awesome. Thanks for the content and the knowledge.

[@karenbredt6658]

Hello, I have watched all of your videos more than once and am making making the coffee table and I see you are using the clear coat finish on that piece instead of the wax you use on other things, my question is what would be better to use on your final finish as to make it last a long time? Also do you water-based stains? Thank you so much for all your videos I have learned so much from you , can't wait till the next one. Karen .

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you. I use oil based stain and water based polyurethane. Polyurethane will last longer than wax

[@marcoantonioluna1325]

You are awesome..

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@gyulakovacs1334]

Nice job

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@104Tomcat]

Hey Matt, you got me inspired to make my first FCT (as soon as it warms up a little), but I need your help please. Because of my disability it will take a while to build & I don't feel I can for the hours I spend on it. I'm trying to figure out WHAT is a realistic build time for it? How long does it take you to build one?

[@brandonhartley8974]

Hey Matt, can’t get enough of these videos. I’ve finished furniture with everything from polyurethane to lacquer but I’ve never felt real confident with using those. I’ve not tried the clear coat that you use in this video, but have you had any experience using polyacrylic? It’s become my go-to finish because of how easy it is to apply. My question is - how would you compare this finish your using with a polyacrylic finish? (Assuming you’ve used it before) Thanks man and keep the videos coming.

[@731Woodworks]

I now use Varathane water based polyurethane. It’s easy to apply. Gives a great finish every time and is easy to clean up. I think polycrylic is similar to this. Compared or an oil based, water based is much easier to use.

[@brandonhartley8974]

731 Woodworks completely agree with water vs oil-based finishes. I’ll have to try out the varathane on my next build.

[@731Woodworks]

👍🏻

[@paulyang748]

Looking at this build. I'm wondering if you knew an app, calculator, or equation on how you knew to cut the 2x8s to 5 5/8 to get them to 45 inches? I really need some help with this for projects.

[@shawnvanetten4662]

Damn nice job

[@731Woodworks]

Shawn Van Etten Thank you!

[@SeanBlock]

What was the name of the router bit you used for the table top? How about for the bottom of the legs?

[@731Woodworks]

1/8" roundover bit

[@zacksprenkle4586]

So would you not screw the table top down to the frame? I saw where you used the z clips but I wasn’t sure if you pocket holed the frame and then screwed the top down. Awesome video!

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks. No, you wouldn't want to screw it to the frame because that would prevent the wood top from expanding and contracting which could lead to the boards splitting.

[@zacksprenkle4586]

Thanks!

[@jacobmathson4515]

How much did this cost you to build? Love your videos, I’m a beginner woodworker and you’re inspired a few of my projects so far! Keep it up man

[@731Woodworks]

I don’t remember exactly. Guessing about $75

[@shakes-nw1fe]

So I’m the year 2023 it cost approximately $2000😂

[@richmond12000]

Hey Matt I've watch quite a few of your videos ,Thanks for doin them. I'm going to get into woodworking on my days off from the fire department. I was wondering what is your experience with water based stains opposed to oil based? Can I mix? I.e can I use oil based conditioner and stain and water based finish. Should I just stick with one for all three steps, lol as I write you answer my last question

[@kenemt3949]

Hi Matt, Love this table however, I can't seem to find Yellow pine in my area, Is there another hardwood you could recommend? tyia

[@SeanBlock]

Do you use the pocket holes on the bottoms of the table top to hold the top boards together better besides just using glue?

[@731Woodworks]

you can use glue to hold them if you clamp it together and let it dry. Providing you have good tight seams.

[@billpaterson9046]

Checkout Milescraft Pocket Hole Screws- uses a T20 head- prevent stripping out screw heads

[@731Woodworks]

Thanks!

[@amatamat55]

Thank you for your video, what do you normally charge on average for your coffee table?

[@731Woodworks]

$350 on average

[@michaelsparks8632]

@@731Woodworks You mean $350 for Labor plus materials, right?

[@duvalian]

Good job mate, very nice work indeed ! (Subscribed)

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you! I appreciate the subscribe!

[@cristaltate8950]

Can u brush paint the white? Do u spray paint bc the finish comes out better?

[@731Woodworks]

I spray it because it’s easier but you can absolutely brush paint.

[@marklenares4518]

Wow you really honed in on your stuff Have you always been good working with wood? I downloaded a couple videos I might give it a shot I know the wife would love to have pieces like that Will let you know how it turns out Although I don't know about selling pieces but like you said a hobby whatnot

[@731Woodworks]

Not really. I tried my hand at a couple bird houses several years ago and they were pretty terrible lol. Just takes time

[@CalvaryBattleCreek]

Would love to see/hear something about the z clips. Does it prevent the top from moving? Especially when you flip it back over and can move within the slots. Does it support moving the table too?

[@731Woodworks]

They allow for wood movement. The top itself won’t move on the table when you flip it. However I wouldn’t lift by the top with only the z-clips supporting the load of the base. I move my tables by lifting from the base.

[@MrSwann5408]

Great video wish there wasn’t music playing though so I could’ve heard you better.

[@brentfrench752]

Matt, I realize this is an old video, but I have a question. If I run the table top boards through the planner so they are all perfectly flush, what is you experience with staining the top after it’s been planned? Meaning, will the wood absorb the stain effectively given how smooth the table top will be?

[@731Woodworks]

Yes it’ll still work great

[@dpesposito]

didn't see it in the comments, but how far do you space out those z clips? do you need a ton of them or will every 8" or so cover it? Assuming someone tries to pick the table up from the top.. thanks for the great video!

[@731Woodworks]

8 to 10" arpart is plenty

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[@fabianvasquezjr8852]

One question what's with the vinyl J channel on your stair stringers?

[@731Woodworks]

Used to be siding there. Removed it to repair damaged siding on the front of the house. Have since removed the stairs.

[@fabianvasquezjr8852]

Cool table build! Retired from 40 years of being a tradesman, just dumb shit you notice while watching these kind of videos lol! Nice job!

[@michaelguillory4330]

Do you use pressure treated or untreated lumber when making indoor furniture like this?

[@731Woodworks]

Untreated

[@carlcalderon9045]

Love your coffee and end tables. Going to make this my next project. Excellent video on the step by step but I have one little complaint,,,,,,,,,,would it be possible to omit the background music you picked for your video or at least volume down the background unnecessary music track. Thank you. I did buy your plans with the step by step as well, hoping that the music was not there,,,,,,,,,,,,,,sadly, same thing, very distracting and unnecessary .

[@BS-dq1kz]

Ugh! I wish I were a man. 😂 I want to do this but it’s just so foreign to me and I don’t have the miter saw or kreg jig but I’m going to buy one this weekend. I also want whatever that took was to round the edges! Wow! So much nicer that way! Edit: Also, I don’t know how to even use a kreg jig. I think I could do it easily on the legs and base but the table top is confusing. I’m going to try it though! I’m determined!

[@731Woodworks]

You don't need a miter saw, a circular saw can do the same thing for this project. For how to use the Kreg jig, check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6eyZ62XfrqCZ5o

[@BS-dq1kz]

731 Woodworks Oh thanks! I am doing this as soon as I finish up my painting in my house. Pretty sure u can do it. Thanks again!

[@nikkibasmr]

Man or woman, who cares. I am going to start doing these things with my son...and I am not a man. Have fun!

[@pattymelton2680]

Check out Ana White and don’t limit yourself! Love this guy cuz of work...not cuz he is a man!

[@ernierivera6655]

Hi. What do you make the slits with for the z clips to install the top?

[@731Woodworks]

A router with a 1/8” straight cut bit. You can use a biscuit joiner if you have one

[@antoniovazquez6055]

I know you build this table a few years ago. But how much did you charge for it? If you can tell me. Greetings from Iowa

[@731Woodworks]

At the time, I charged $350 for this table

[@antoniovazquez6055]

Ok. Thanks been trying to get into wood business but not sure on prices yet

[@jensongeorge100]

Hey 731, out of curiosity, do you sand the primer before your top coat?

[@731Woodworks]

yes, very lightly with a high grit (1000 + grit) and a sanding block.

[@madesupplyco.1392]

Curious how much it costs to ship something this large? Love your channel ⭐️

[@731Woodworks]

I’ve never shipped large items. But I ordered weightlifting equipment several times. It’s heavy stuff. Usually about $150 freight shipping is what they charge

[@madesupplyco.1392]

731 Woodworks Ahhh, so you sell locally only?

[@Smiles-t1k]

What is the name of the sander you use on the video? Can you put that in the description as well.

[@731Woodworks]

It's this one www.amazon.com/DEWALT-Random-Sander-Variable-DWE6423/dp/B0858C7X3M/ref=sr_1_3?crid=26QBJWHZYE6Z3&dchild=1&keywords=dewalt+random+orbital+sander&linkCode=sl2&linkId=282adbaadce896b483983065075b0114&qid=1617928286&s=hi&sprefix=dewalt+random%2Caps%2C218&sr=1-3

[@jjchef68]

Nice........

[@731Woodworks]

Thank you

[@Ayejimboslice]

When you drilled your pocket holes on the table top, what measurements did you use?

[@731Woodworks]

Just keep them about 4 to 6" away from the ends. Space them out evenly.

[@Ayejimboslice]

@@731Woodworks okay and you used what like 1 1/4” screws for the table top

[@731Woodworks]

The top 2x boards I use 2.5” screws.