Farm Table Construction

Yet another rainy day here in NC. I decided to go through my pictures and share how we made our Farm table. Thanks to my brother in-law I was able to obtain the larger solid hardwood I was looking for to construct the table.

I wish I had taken pictures of the stock I used. It looked like firewood. Anyway after sizing my lumber the first pictures shows the first cuts for the tenon used to make the legs. These joints used hand cut Brazilian Cherry pins to attach the legs at the base. After making the legs for each end I set them in place to determine how long the table should be. I also wanted to maximize the lumber. It seemed a shame to have nice long beams only to cut them down.

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Large farm house table

This large farm house table offers a solid two inch thick Oak top. The top is supported by a Pinned mortise and tenon hardwood base. Table seats 6 to 10 with 2 extensions on either end. The extensions are supported by solid Oak slides.  The leaves attach at both ends of the table with a bultin support system that when assembled is as solid as the main top.

Due to the weight of this table it disassembles into 4 pieces allowing for ease of moving. This large farm house table is an heirloom quality table that can be handed down for generations.

All of the mortise and tenons were hand cut. The pins are made from hand turned Brazillian cherry.

This table can be customized to fit your space. The color shown was chosen by our client. She wanted a rustic table with a modern feel. For details on the construction of this table click here.