This farmhouse dining table is made with just seven 5/4″ thick, wide planks and chunky turned legs for an authentic, farmhouse look. These plans can be customized to make a custom-sized table that is just right for your dining needs.
Tools
Kreg Tools
Other Tools
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Circular Saw (cordless)
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Miter Saw
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Square
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Tape Measure
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Router
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Router Table
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Sander
Materials
Wood Products
- 5 Board , 5/4" x 8" , 96"
- 2 Board , 5/4" x 6" , 96"
Hardware & Supplies
- 50 2-1/2" pocket screws
- 1 Wood glue
Directions
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Cut wood
Cut the end and side apron pieces.
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Route apron pieces (optional)
Cut a groove into apron pieces 2" from the edge with a router
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Drill pocket holes
Use Kreg Jig to drill pocket holes at both ends of each apron piece.
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Drill pocket holes
Drill pocket holes on the long edges of aprons. These will be for attaching the table top.
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Assemble table frame
Using 2-1/2" pocket screws and wood glue, assemble the table frame.
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Assemble table top
Use wood glue and pocket screws to make table top with the five 8" wide planks.
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Sand and attach table top
Use a belt sander or orbital sander to smooth table top. Attach table top to table from with wood glue and pocket screws.
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Finish!
Paint or stain table as desired!
