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The table you display pictures on throughout the week can be the same table you present your appetizers during a dinner party. In wood, glass, metal and more, for hallways, studies and more, the accent table is the go-to piece of furniture for utility and stylish accessibility. Buy more for the bookend effect. Buy four and surround yourself in accented beauty.The HOLIDAYs are COMING! Make sure you have enough seating by BUILDING your OWN Farmhouse Table for under $100 Good morning my Beauties! I hope you had a fabulous weekend. My labor day weekend was FULL of labor. I built this here farmhouse table for our kitchen and I helped my sister build a chicken coop for her chickens...No resting around here. As for the table.........It has been on our bucket list for 2 summers... and both summers came and went...and by golly...by labor day weekend I looked at hubby and said..(pretty please with sprinkles on top)I had him hooked since I was going to use some reclaimed wood for the top.
(you know the whole..it will hardly cost a thing...LOL) but when I went to get the reclaimed wood I was going to use. it was BADDD...like...crossing over to the other side bad...rotting all the way thru... Guess we have to buy it new....:) We had planned on using one of the Ana White Plans..she does amazing work and sets the plans up so perfect...but you see ...we had one problem.. You see this GORGEOUS antique primitive bench??? So we had to BUILD the table around it.. You can see the outdoor patio farm table the Hubby built HERE and you can see the Pallet Table I built in a similar style HERE In order to make it work to the size we needed we figured it was easiest to go to Lowes and just lay it out there on the floor and see what we needed. (since lumber is never ACTUALLY the size it says...a 2x4 is around a 1 3/4 x 3 3/4...so you can see why we were having difficulty trying to calculate what measurements we would need. OFF TO LOWES IT WAS!!!!!!!!!
So as we laid all the pieces out we figured out how wide our legs had to be apart to fit the bench and could go from there to fit the table around the legs. Here was our supply list... The total cost of the wood was $77.26 + tax 1 box 2 1/2 screws 1 box 1 1/4 screws we started out by making our frame...or box for the table..this would help support the top boards and give us something to attach the legs and support braces to. Once we had our pieces cut for the box we pre drilled the holes to screw them together so the wood would not split. and screwed 3 of the long screws in to attach them. you can see the box frame built here. Then it was time to cut the support braces... They should all be the same size and thats because your box should be SQUARE..:) We used 2 screws to screw in each brace to the top of the frame. Make sure it is level with the top so that you don't have your top boards floating above your frame. Here I am putting the final screws in the frame.
and here is the hubby showing off the completed frame. Once they were on we were able to attach the legs, by gorilla glueing them to the underneath of the table top and then side screwing them in from the brace..so 2 screws on each outside corner. then we used the small 1x2s to make a decorative skirt around the table top to hide all the side screws..its basically just another frame around the outside. NOW for the really fun part...I wanted to have an old feel so I used chains to smack the top. It leaves the look of old worm holes and dents. (it was fun too...:)) Then the belt sander...I rounded down all the edges and corners and wasn't too careful since again I wanted the old vintage feel. Here you can see what the chain does to the top of the new wood. Now normally I don't do the pre-stain cause I am usually dealing with old wood, but since this was new pine I didn't want it to be all blotchy..so I used the conditioner before I stained it. It worked amazing and was such a quick step.