How To Make A Table With Pipe Legs

[@davidgayhart9062]

Nothing screams PRO, like a giant tool belt and harness without a single tool on it and the full suite of Black & Decker.

[@holton345]

Dude, I'm laughing so hard I have tears in my eyes… BAHAHAHA!!!

[@Karaon]

or you could mount the T connectors with the middle pipe first and then add the legs nice project btw, I'm doing this, but with just one board on top and one on the bottom

[@ethanwright2981]

that would be too easy

[@joeselzer850]

the mint he said u need to spin the hole lag or that u need a partner i was lol dud and was thinking that same thing as you.

[@seanmonts2159]

DONE. PERFECT FOR A TABLE FOR ME TO VLOG FROM. I WILL BE MAKING THIS TABLE IN A SMALLER FORM TOMORROW.

[@BusDriverLady77]

Awesome and easy! Thank you for your instructions! The assembly of the pipe legs are just fine!

[@Cromium2231]

To prevent the seams from showing recommend hand planing to make sure the boards are level, then gluing the edges, then planing and sanding the top. It will make a much nicer finish then shoving finish in-between the boards.

[@oldguysrock2170]

Great project. I would use 2x6’s as the braces rather than the 2x4’s. That way the metal feet would screw in straight rather then having it overhang. Great project.

[@Kevinschart]

looks wobbly

[@Healinghands829]

haha "the girlfriend will let you keep in the house", I am the wife making it hahaha.

[@Tallnerdyguy]

Oh back in the day when a 2x12 was $6....

[@thesoundpainterbkny3465]

This is great - I am going to do this this weekend! Thanks!

[@shawnaskin7719]

Thank you I actually understood how to do this. Great job on explaining this

[@saundrahadley5647]

Does it HAVE to be 2" thick? The table will weigh a ton and we have to move it at least twice a year. I was thinking 1 inch. Thoughts?

[@maritessmirasol1338]

I really love this and my plan is to make one diy table. Sturdy and fulfilling one, thank you. 🥰

[@wesley1983]

Reminds me of a college diy channel

[@janetwene4919]

Wow! Fantastic instructions! Love the look of the table!

[@dorianwinchester4789]

tool with really big unneeded tool belt!!

[@southernstar4353]

Do not mount the legs to the 2x4's. Just get some 1"1/4 screws and mount them to the bottom of the table. Will be much more sturdy. Eventually they will mess those 2x4's up when you move it around.

[@todpattymcdonald959]

Awesome vid! Where do you get the cast iron pipe? Do you order it cut to size?

[@smokymountaindave-outdoora2124]

should I paint the pipes first?

[@edwardofrias8220]

Thank you brother. You’re super funny too

[@TheJloncar111]

Where did you get the black pipes at for the legs?

[@thescarletswan]

Great video!! Would love to see a kitchen island made similar!!

[@KeithGrommes]

I think this is a great project and thank you for sharing!

[@amyvanderlinden9978]

How much weight will this leg configuration support? We are planning on making the base for a granite tabletop that measures 84"x28" or close to 300lbs. Do you think this length of table needs a middle support leg?

[@briandesmarais8255]

Does a local hardware store have these variation in pipe sizes along with the flanges?

[@scotttucker9245]

What did you use to clean the grease off the black iron pipe?

[@KeithGrommes]

I saw another video like this and they used mineral spirits to clean the pipes. Here's the video I'm talking about. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmargJx3qtmVl5I

[@lindamaier3709]

ok. i take it back. cool table. good video. know your audience

[@nr3rful]

wonderful, what i like about this build is he uses no table saw, router, and equipment the average person does not have. i can do this.

[@timmytomtoeface]

What stain did you use? I really enjoyed the video!!

[@AnastasiosPotamitis]

I hate to say but for 2X12 you got to use 2X6 not 2X4 and not pilot holes on the 2X4 (hole through the 2X4 to fasten two woods ),the way you made it after a month it'll shake as having earthquake, that 2X12 and 2X4 are surface dried.

[@aaronstrange4036]

What is the height of the finished table?

[@krizm]

that top looks so out of wack lol

[@HL-vo6ts]

i dont know why but this guy is hilarious to me.

[@vickiglenn2527]

Ha! Me too. I think he takes himself too seriously or something. Can't figure it out.

[@Austincooke1]

how do you clean the pipe?

[@garfieldnate]

Can we have the link to the written version?

[@brandolino55]

What about the stability of the table.Intermediate pipe should slip safety

[@3colortapestry]

Is this a table for standing or sitting?

[@cad3t458]

both you can change te pipe poles to how high you want it to be

[@sportstertaco]

What's the point of the tool belt with no tools?

[@divusiulius7539]

Wouldn't it had been better to just put the two T-Connectors on before you started the Legs?

[@christinesugrue2926]

What are the final dimensions of the table? Looking for a height of at least 42"

[@janetwene4919]

That would be easy to figure out using a little math!

[@eyeswideshut2800]

cool table idea but you could have assembled pipe base easier and skipped needing two ppl. Why not assemble middle pipe and then screw in pipes, you made it complicated and awkward...ijs

[@DougZbikowski]

Ha...thought this same thing while watching :D

[@kimberlyrogers640]

How to make a picnic table

[@kevinj4865]

I bet you could do an excellent Michael Keaton impression...just saying

[@rortiz77]

He forgot to use the wood filler.

[@romanaangersbach1176]

My works too. Used woodprix handbooks and build it with no problems.

[@luismiguelecheverri605]

When you go to HomeDepot, to the Lumber section, what wood should you be looking for to build these pieces? Framing lumber? What should you ask for? That will work just fine when building and also when staining it... Thanks.

[@blakevette9579]

how much did it cost? i had to spend $200!!

[@Karaon]

+Blake Vette he said the boards are 6 bucks a piece, so i would say it would cost less than maybe 60 in total? Can't tell precisely. Also don't forget when you buy furniture or any other thing in particular that you pay for the TIIIIMMEEEEE to make this. And btw 200 is hell of a lot, check the less known businesses before buying or like in this video - do it yourself which is almost always the best option

[@NoName01972]

+Karaon It's not the wood that's the problem, the pipe can get pretty expensive. Just for an example, the 1" floor flanges are a little more than $7 each (Lowe's, $7.18) and 8 of them are needed. More than $56 just for the flanges. While I'm not sure it would add up to $200, I couldn't imagine it being much cheaper. My only thought to lower the cost would be to use 1/2" or 3/4" pipe, both of which could likely hold the weight of whatever it is the table is being built for.

[@therealsnow]

I just priced this at my local Lowes, 1in flanges are about $12.50ea, so 8 of them like in this video would be around $100, it seems kind of ridiculous to me honestly.

[@NoName01972]

Black iron pipe is a bit cheaper than galvanized. The fun part is, you have to clean it before using it, the black coating gets all over everything.

[@adgjk1]

Really interested to know which pipe it was you bought for $12.85 - I can't find any 10ft lengths that cheap on the home depot website

[@joeselzer850]

he used a blower lol use a vacuum cleaner might take long but the wife will not get mad when she come home i not have a wife yet

[@sherrylkeith9695]

I did it with the help of Avasva solutions.

[@bcross910bc]

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[@nannettebattista3047]

I did it with Stodoys.

[@romeliapolly5242]

You should go to Woodprix if you'd like to make it yourself guys.

[@blakevette9579]

how much did it cost? i had to spend $200!!