$20 DIY Dining Table* $203.57 Profit *6 Months To Pay For Itself! How To Build A Herringbone Table

Update: It took 6 months for this table to pay for it self through YT ad-sense revenue. Ha!
As of the end of April 2022, I've made $203.57 in profit. :-)

To round out 2018, today I'm going to show you how it only cost me $20 in lumber to make this wooden herringbone dining table. Happy New Year!

For the table top, I ended up using eight rough sawn boards that were marked down to $1 a piece and one 2x4 (regular price) that I had left over from the shed build. For the legs, it only took three 10-ft 2x4s that were painted orange, yup $1 a piece as well. So in total, the wood cost me less than $15! It did take some work, though, to make it workable, but you see how I do that in the video. 😊


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Kreg Pocket hole jig and screws: http://amzn.to/2iQT45A
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Thickness planer: https://amzn.to/2RvUg45
Table saw

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