Dining Room Table2

Solid Oak Dining Room Table - 32" Wide x 60" Long x 30" Tall. The legs are made of 2 pieces of 8/4 FAS Oak and the rest of the table was made with 3/4" #1 Common Red Oak. It contains one drawer which holds silverware. There are nearly 100 Kreg Pocket Hole Screws that were used to assemble this project.

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Comment by Larry Nicholas on February 12, 2010 at 4:01pm: Ah yes, one step at a time, been there, done that. The desire to see the finished project in it's intended place pushes us on....

Comment by Dennis Dorries on February 12, 2010 at 1:56pm: Technically - two (wife in way telling me what to do (HA!) - but in all reality - just me! I made the table in two parts, the top and the frame. I turned the frame on end and strapped it to a two wheel cart and pulled it upstairs, one step at at time. Then I turned the top on end and brought it up one step at a time. Needless to say, I had to rest in between trips.

Comment by Larry Nicholas on February 12, 2010 at 12:00pm: How many people did it take to get this project from the shop to the dining area?

Comment by Dennis Dorries on February 5, 2010 at 1:35pm: I know it sounds like a lot of screws but the top alone has 49 to hold it together. I don't have enough clamps to totally glue everything together and the Kreg screws are ideal for that plus making everything more sturdy. Also - I have a drawing of the table with all dimensions that I made using a program called Delta-Cad if you are interested.

Comment by Kim C on February 5, 2010 at 11:25am: I would bring a dish in the lovely bowl I make out of that weird piece of wood (I have posted)!
I love love love this table! I have in mind to make a dining room table at some point and this picture inspires me. Good job! It is beautiful!
And in response to kreg screws... I am amazed at how many I use and how much weight it adds to the project. So taking that into consideration we should have a very sturdy floor for this grand table we are discussing for all the members. lol

Comment by Don Grubish on February 4, 2010 at 10:45pm: Gorgeous table, by the way...!

Comment by Don Grubish on February 4, 2010 at 10:44pm: We should run a contest to see who needed the most pocket screws for their piece. Might be interesting to find out what the top number would be.

Comment by Dennis Dorries on February 4, 2010 at 8:33pm: You can sit anywhere you want - but - you better get there early because there are only 4 seats! (Ha!)

Comment by Anthony Lanting on February 4, 2010 at 5:03pm: James-Where are the other 3000+ members going to sit?
Dennis-What time is dinner?

What type of wood did you use on the top and edge banding?

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