How to make a round table top

We did it!! Well, my wonderful husband did anyways. I have been eyeing up this table design for nearly a year and we finally pulled the trigger and got it done. We previously had a VERY large, rectangular farmhouse style table that we bought for our last house. I loved the table but just didn’t fit well in our space. We were able to sell that table on Marketplace to fully fund our new table and chairs! Our new chairs came from Poly & Bark and you can find them here…

This project was built with a round top from a broken table and two 2x4's. The top in this project is in diameter. However, the design can be scaled up or down based on your top diameter and/or desired table height. See drawing and video...

So a neighbor of mine had an old table that she really loved the legs on but she wanted to make a circular table top for, to fit in her dining room. Not to mention that the current top was pretty much ruined. Since I had not done a round top before, nor had I seen it done, I really wanted to give it a shot. So here is me giving it a shot. Hope this is helpful/entertaining for you! Required Tools Table Top Miter Saw Option 1: Router + Jig = Perfect Circle Circle Saw or table saw (to cut

A DIY tutorial to build a round coffee table. Make this round coffee table using 2x lumber and metal connectors using my plans.

We wanted to build an awesome round dining table, but didn't want to deal with the hassle of using a jigsaw and getting a not to perfect circle. So I created a…

Learn how to build a DIY wood beam round dining table. 48-inch and 60-inch dining table sizes. Download the building plans by Jen Woodhouse.

DIY Project Accent Furniture, Learn how to make a cheap solid replacement table top out of inexpensive lumber.

Full tutorial on how to build a 8 to 10 person round dining table from simple lumber on a budget with basic tools. For beginner to intermediate.

A local business asked me to build a table for their break room similar to a style they found available for sale.

I decided a while ago that I wanted a round table in the play room. Initially, I wanted it to be about 30", but when I actually measured that out, I realized it was WAY too big. So I pulled up my old Ikea Lack table to gauge what size I'd want, and decided on 24". When I priced it out at Lowe's, a 24" round tabletop is about $18. I couldn't even find them online at Home Depot. So, since I'm cheap, I sat down with Sketch-Up to figure out how many 1x3s I would need.. Since I had a 25" scrap, I…