Modern woodwork dining room table made from hardwood oak

How To Build A Modern “Functional Art” Dining Room Table

In today’s video, I’m going to show you how I built this really simple perfectly round dining room table with a very interesting base.

Its a simple build that even the beginner woodworker could take on. For those of you who wants to know the specs of the base.

Each piece is identical to the others, all at 45″ in length and 3×3″ thick. The cut out is dead centre, width of the material used and half the thickness. for example I’m using 3×3″ so my cut out was 3″wide by 11/2″ deep.

By the way, this can also be built as a coffee table!

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Alright Whats up everyone. Have you seen any of my other home improvement videos?

Go check it out if not!

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A few things that I used in the making of this table.

Osmo Oil Finish

Figure 8 Attachments

Router bit

Dado Blade

Rubber Feet

Titebond 2 glue

Any questions let me know.

Tools That I Used:

Rigid Router

Festool Vacuum

Festool Sander

Dewalt Drills

Dewalt Laser Level

Dewalt Nail Gun

Tech Stuff :

Sony A6400

Memory Card

Camera Mic 

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2 Comments

  1. Andy Cote says:

    Hey,

    Love your videos. My fiancé and I want to give making the simple modern table you posted, any chance you have the project specs for this? Or is that something you sell!

    Thanks
    Andy

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