How I went about creating my mid-century modern dining room table out of birch plywood from my local big box store. I recently moved down to Delaware and was in need of a dining room table, so similar to how I started in woodworking I built this piece of furniture 1. Because I needed a table and 2. I wanted a more affordable option for a large table!
I might eventually make some chairs for this table, or maybe even a bench or two. But in the meantime, I’ll settle with some chairs someone was selling online for an extremely reasonable price. Not including tools used this table with the purchase of the chairs came down to less than $200!
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Quick Note about this video:
• I did not voice over this as there are many videos on building tables similar, this is just the way I went about it!
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Tools/jigs
- Table saw (Dewalt jobsite DWE7491RS) and accessories
- Milwaukee cordless M18 drill, impact driver, and circular saw
- Pocket hole jig
- Assorted clamps
- Some dewalt sander my Father had in the garage
- Titebond wood glue
- If you want specifics on what I used, comment below!
Wood Species: Birch Plywood (is it Baltic birch… I have no idea)
My favorite things I used in this video: The M18 Milwaukee cordless circular saw… always impressed by this tool!
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