Similar to my previous farmhouse table build, my friend wanted a modern looking farmhouse table. This time, with a higher budget, I built the entire thing from solid oak and finished with Rubio Monocoat in Walnut, and again made a matching oak.
Although it was smaller in size, the final outcome of this beautiful table was a testament to how far my building skills have come. It was definitely the nicest table I have built so far and Iād love to make another!
Make sure you check out the video for all the build details and upgrades I made to this project based on the higher budget and more expensive materials.
š³ MATERIALS
40 bf of 5/4 White Oak
23 bf of 12/4 White Oak
White Oak 1/2" Dowel
3" Wood screws
3/8" C Channel (3 foot sections) + .5" screws
Rubio Monocoat in Walnut
1/4-20 10mm Threaded Inserts: https://amzn.to/3i2nwdo
1/4-20 1" Screws
š TOOLS
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If you have any questions or find any issues with the article, feel free to get in touch.
Zach