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How to Build an Outdoor Dining Table with Cooler Insert
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This DIY outdoor dining table with built-in cooler was made from giant cedar 6x6 beams during my trip to Joshua Tree, CA. The material for this build is definitely not on the cheap side, but you could substitute pine 4x4’s for a similar look and a really cool wood dining table. Like I mentioned in how to build instructions, I would definitely recommend drilling smaller holes to join tabletop together. I think ⅞” holes and a ¾” all thread would be a great combination for a really stout outdoor table as long as you put the washers in to allow for drainage. If you wanted a seamless top you could remove the washers and cut or joint off the rounded edges for a smooth beefy top.
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How to Build an Outdoor Dining Table with Cooler Insert
Thanks to LastPass for sponsoring a portion of this video.
Links below to tools and supplies used
Watch more Outdoor Build Videos:
DIY Outdoor Furniture Playlist - youtube.com/watch?v=IdxatOzZbxE&list=PLLkAgl7_UY3WiHSUfqLEGSWY_Y_lkITpV
➤Subscribe to Join the FTBT Team: http://bit.ly/FTBT-youtube
Thank you to these partners for supporting my channel. Go check them out!
Woodcraft: http://bit.ly/2qP7JIs
Kreg Tool: amzn.to/2FXZIGp
ISOtunes: http://bit.ly/2Ru4Es8
Firm Grip: http://bit.ly/FTBTfirmgrip
➤Tools/Supplies Used (affiliate):
Kreg Track Saw & 62” Rail - amzn.to/2HeTyDt
Auger Bits - amzn.to/2Nx641X
6” Lag Screw - http://bit.ly/2oyhda3
Firm Grip Gloves - http://bit.ly/FTBTfirmgrip
Dust Mask - amzn.to/2JB0IBo
ISOtunes Bluetooth Hearing Protection - http://bit.ly/2Ru4Es8 ($10 off code: FTBT)
➤All My Tools (Woodworking & Audio/Video):
http://bit.ly/FTBT-tools
➤Referenced videos/channels:
Home Made Modern Cedar Deck - youtu.be/1qyIMfzlXnY
Crafted Workshop - youtube.com/user/craftedmagazine
Jonny Builds - youtube.com/channel/UCDzK3jmM3C-ExPrKmHAh_8A
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This DIY outdoor dining table with built-in cooler was made from giant cedar 6x6 beams during my trip to Joshua Tree, CA. The material for this build is definitely not on the cheap side, but you could substitute pine 4x4’s for a similar look and a really cool wood dining table. Like I mentioned in how to build instructions, I would definitely recommend drilling smaller holes to join tabletop together. I think ⅞” holes and a ¾” all thread would be a great combination for a really stout outdoor table as long as you put the washers in to allow for drainage. If you wanted a seamless top you could remove the washers and cut or joint off the rounded edges for a smooth beefy top.
#woodworking #diningtable #outdoortable
