Farmhouse Coffee Table

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Comment by joseph on March 25, 2013 at 6:42am

Fantastic table.Coffee tables are an essential part of our homes; therefore, they are an intricate part of our families.They continue to be a popular and necessary item. 

Comment by Timothy Small on December 1, 2012 at 12:46am

Thanks for the kind words, if they don't have it in stock, they can order it.

Comment by Tom Talley on December 1, 2012 at 12:21am

Nice table Tim I'm going to have to look at my local lowes to see if they stock that panel. That is the size board I want to use on some of the things I plan on building hope I can find it or untreated deck board but again nice job.

Comment by Timothy Small on November 30, 2012 at 11:04am

Good eye, the weber and the propane was brand new. Just unbowed it. Don't worry I don't cook in the living room. I am building a house and this is just an apt we are renting until the house is dried in and the well is done. By the way that's not my first weber Q. They are great grills!
So back to the wood stuff, it's a project pannel from lowes, they sell 5/4 thick panels here in Rome, Ga. Never saw any that thick in Florida. But I think the thicker pannel really looks great. It's simple but practical but simple table. I'll do end tables in a few days. For me right now, it was quick and easy.
Thanks
Tim

Comment by Rick F on November 30, 2012 at 10:52am

Nice table top,  what kind of wood is it? and is it a glue up or solid piece ,,  Also you have a weber grill and a bottle of propane in your living room?   awesome I dont think my wife would let me pull that off.

Nice table work

Comment by Timothy Small on November 30, 2012 at 10:52am

I got the legs at home depot. I got the top from lowes, they sell a 5/4 thick project pannel. But I found only one out of five on the shelf that was fit to use, and then only one side for the top. I'll use wood conditioner first then I picked an old American (I think) stain to give it an older farmhouse color.
I'll post a picture after I stain it.
Thanks for the kind comments
Tim
Project pannel was about $30
Legs $10 ea
1 x 4 pine for apron. Around $15

Comment by Tom Pynaker on November 30, 2012 at 10:42am

Nice table, Timothy! Is it possible that you could post a picture of the top? I really need to build one of these... Also, did you turn the legs or purchase them. I do not have a lathe.....