Plans For Farmhouse Coffee Table

A farmhouse coffee table is a perfect addition to any home that wants to add a touch of rustic charm. These tables are typically made from reclaimed wood, which gives them a unique and one-of-a-kind look. They are also relatively easy to build, so you can save money by making your own.

Here are the plans for building a farmhouse coffee table:

Materials:

Reclaimed wood (pine, oak, or maple)
Wood glue
Wood screws
Sandpaper
Polyurethane

Tools:

Circular saw
Drill
Countersink bit
Sander
Brush

Instructions:

1. Cut the wood to the following dimensions:

Tabletop: 48" x 24"
Apron: 18" x 6" (4 pieces)
Legs: 30" x 6" (4 pieces)

2. Sand all of the wood pieces smooth.

3. Apply wood glue to the edges of the tabletop and apron pieces. Clamp the pieces together and allow the glue to dry.

4. Drill pilot holes through the apron pieces and into the legs.Countersink the holes so that the screws will be flush with the surface of the wood.

5. Attach the legs to the apron pieces using wood screws.

6. Turn the table upside down and attach the tabletop to the apron using wood screws.

7. Sand the entire table smooth and remove any splinters.

8. Apply polyurethane to the table and allow it to dry.

Your farmhouse coffee table is now complete! Enjoy using it in your home.

Tips:

You can use any type of reclaimed wood for this project. Pine, oak, and maple are all popular choices.
If you don't have a circular saw, you can use a hand saw to cut the wood.
Be sure to sand all of the wood pieces smooth before assembling the table.
Apply several coats of polyurethane to the table to protect it from wear and tear.