So right, thank you!!

You can't stain areas where you will be gluing up.

So happy to help! Thank you!

Thank you for the tip that's a good idea!

Thank you so much!

That's awesome, best of luck with your build! :)

Much appreciated, thank you!

That's amazing to hear, unfortunately I don't have any plans for swivel chairs.

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

Absolutely, thank you!

Thanks so much!

You could absolutely make them out of cedar! Since cedar is a naturally weather resistant wood, it will make the table hold up even better outside. I'm so happy I could help!

@@AngelaMarieMade someone in the family bought, years ago, a crummy Walmart or Target style cornhole board set. After the deck upgrade was completed I was stunned by the family members (young and old) that fell in love with the game. Being a central Florida kid junior high through college, Cornhole reminded me of Shuffleboard. (Or what you do when you’re close to death. Was not a fan) But seeing how almost everyone enjoyed playing, I decided to build my own cornhole boards. Only reason I bring it up was it gave me the opportunity to learn how to use a Kreg jig (3 different varieties and their clams) Watching your helpful video I’m glad I already made EVERY MISTAKE you can make with a Kreg jig. I’ll let you know how things turn out with cedar. Thanks again for the time you and your “helper” spent making and editing the video. I’ll be watching it SEVERAL more times as I put the 2 tables together and I’ll join your blog and other helpful sites.

Thank you!!! Unfortunately, no video for the fence.

Thanks for watching!!

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Thank you! 😊

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Thank you so much!!

Thanks you! Unfortunately I do not have build plans for a bigger table. You would need adjust the dimensions based on the size you wanted for 8 people.

Thank you so much! No I just used the exterior stain!

Thanks for getting the plans for this, I have not heard that issue but you could adjust the table width dimensions to get a smaller gap if that is something you are concerned about!

Yay! Thank you!

I don't have plans for a matching bench but maybe I will make one in the future! The coffee table would need to be modified a lot for it to be sturdy enough to act as bench so I wouldn't recommend doing that!

I used common wood and it cost me less than $150 in lumber!

Yes, that was my main concern with using pressure treated wood. Great question, thank you!

Treated lumber can be pretty wet when you get it and will shrink quite a bit…makes using it for projects like this hard unless you can let it sit around for a year and dry.

Treated wood is sprayed with lots of harsh chemicals, so you shouldn't use pressure treated wood for furniture you're going to be sitting on or touching a lot - or eating off of! I recommend sealing with an outdoor stain and keeping it covered when it's not in use.

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Thank you so much!

Why not? Did you ever used one?

Pine

I used Valspar exterior stain in Pinebark!

$150

That depends on how much water it will see. If left in the yard, then yes, the legs will rot from the bottom up (unless treated with effective water repellent, and even then...). Having done a lot of rot repair on my and others houses, is that the ends of the boards are unprotected. We all know water will wick into end grain really quickly unless those ends are protected, BUT the cover will mitigate that sort of damage almost indefinitely.

I have the full material list linked here! angelamariemade.com/diy-outdoor-table/