Not fair, this guy has awesome tools

I really like your channel and find the videos informative,helpful,and clear. Please keep up the great work!

What kind of screws/how long of screws did you use for the pocket holes?

what kind of saw is that lol looks like it comes with the jig to cut straight lines i had to make my own jig ?? and nice work bro

How much weight can it hold with out collapsing in the middle? And if so, is there any way to make it stronger

Do you put on paint or polyurethane first

I was wondering what thickness plywood you used to make this table?

i just made one similar to this but different cause i didnt use a fram.. instead i put two pieces of 2x4 across and put 3 door hinges cause i felt they would be stronger and have more support. home depot cut up all the wood there. i just told them what sizes i needed and they did it for me. all i also was worried about it kinda bowing inward cause it is a very long table so i actually bought another set of legs and put one towards the middle for extra support. of course this isnt 100% necessary.

Should you coat the bottom as well?

how much would this be all together?

About how much would it cost ?

Where did you find the fold-able legs? I can't find legs with a small enough width to fold under the table. All I am finding are 24" wide legs which would be too wide to fit.

What's the weight of the table ?

Sweet mustache bro!

don't use polyurethane on the top it turns yellow. use polycrylic for a clear coat..awesome finish especially if you have graphics on top.... use the urethane on the bottom.. trust me, dont waste the good stuff on the bottom. there is about $10 difference between the two cans.

So how did you make sure the screws from the folding legs didnt go all the way thru the table?

how much does the table weight?

Why would the railings be 47 and 7/8. I understand that you lose about an eighth of an inch from the saw blade but if its 47 and 7/8 that means that you have lost a 1/4 in total. Should the side railings not touch in the centre of the table?

A few years ago i decided to make this table. overall it was a very good design. I had to make some adjustments because i dont have tools like the guy in the video. I ran into two BIG problems: 1. if you follow the video at 4:20 he mounts the legs what looks like 2 inches from the end. If you do this(which i did) you will find that when you stand the table up IT WILL COLLAPSE in the middle because all of the weight will be in the middle. i moved the legs in towards the center to distribute the weight so the middle wont cave in. I also ran planks of wood across there the leg mounts were for more support. 2. if you are like me and buy 2' x 4' ply wood, the table legs will hit the skirt around the side preventing you from closing the table. I had to make cuts in the skirt in order to be able to fold (I bought the table leg set at home depot so it might be the set i bought was just too wide.) Overall pretty easy build. i had to drill screws through the top of the table into the skirt because i didnt have half the tools he had.

Where did you get your legs? The only ones I can find are 24” wide which is too wide to fit under the table

This should be titled "How to make a table"

HEY CAN ANYONE ANSWER ME IF I PAINT A DESIGN LIKE SNOOOPY THE DOG ON MY TABLE WOULD I PUT THE POLYURITHANE AFTERE OR BEFOREEE?!!!!

putting a lock in the middle would help I guess. .. I'm stating my own next week

A chick magnet? I'M SOLD!

operation DIY? more like operation DUI haha cool table tutorial tho

most of these are made by college students who dont have access to an entire garage of saws and blades. Not the most helpful if you arent friends with a carpenter.

I just made my own tutorial, check it out!

Looks too heavy

That looked expensive, what did this all cost, would of been nice if you mentioned names of tools and bits and pieces to accomplish the job , this was a how to but not really lol thumbs down