A DIY Coffee Table, Anybody Can Build - (6 tools, forgot to mention Router)

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the fact that your wearing union 4s while making this project has earned my subscription

I like the design aspect of that shelf being tucked under.

Im so happy when theres a video with the old school foureyes style! Thanks!

Why would anyone want to bench press 138lb!!!! Such a simple yet striking piece of furniture. Thank you as always.

Great design and finally a project for someone like me, a simple DIY folk without tons of equipment.

Would love to see more project videos like this on your channel! I gave one of your older builds (the one legged hall/coffee table) a shot using the limited tools I have and I was pretty happy with it. Will try this one next!

Looks kind of like a Nelson bench coffee table! I really dig it. Added to future builds. Thanks

I really like that. Shows you don't need fancy tools or expensive wood ( all wood is expensive right now.. but you know what I mean. ) to make a striking piece.

I really appreciate this style of video. I'm an intermediate level woodworker, but I currently don't have any larger tools, including a table saw. That can be a little rough when almost every project I watch from almost every channel I subscribe to uses the table saw heavily, and I know if I had one I could tackle the projects. Luckily, I do have a circular saw and jig saw, so its nice to see a video and project that don't center a majority of the cuts around a table saw. Edit: that all said, I used to have access to a table saw, and I will have one again some day so that's not a jab at projects with heavy table saw usage. It's just refreshing to see projects that I can take a swing at with what I currently have without having to get too creative with my cuts.

Dude I absolutely love this design. So cool 😎

I love the idea of minimal toolset project (because my toolset is even more minimal :-) but I would love to see the other tools and equipment called out as well. - How many clamps? What sizes and types? - Did you say a rasp? - Which measuring tools? - Roughly how much sandpaper and which grits? What about a glue brush? Finishing tools? Etc. I normally wouldn't complain, but the total outlay for these, especially the clamps, can be more money than any one of the power tools, and a beginner woodworker probably won't have them just lying around.

The "sculping" with a sander part is really enjoyable to see. Great project! I'm learning a lot with your videos. Thank you for sharing

Great design per usual. I super appreciate the occasional diy friendly piece for those with a more modest workshop.

Love the design Chris. Simple but beautiful. Nice work 👍

Loved this video, especially because of your specialty in unique designs. It's cool to see the classic Chris with tools limited tools.

Would you guys ever consider making a video focusing on legs? It's something I struggle with both in knowing how to go beyond 90 degrees and how much material is enough to support what I've built. I mean I know there the kick pic video but I'm a southern yellow pine kind of man. All joking aside I've learned a ton from you guys keep up the good work.

very cool to see your style of furniture being done with simple tools that most home woodworkers would have. From what I can tell, it came out just as nice as the rest of our projects.

The type of video meant for me 😅. Thank you.

I like your designs. They're modern, sleek and well thought out. A form of art IMO