Learn how to cut, glue, and clamp your reclaimed wood tabletop by either using biscuit joints or using the rabbets already cut into the wood.

Before building furniture from salvaged wood, you first have to recondition it. Learn how to prepare the rough reclaimed wood to become something beautiful!

Now that your reclaimed wood tabletop is assembled, learn how to make cross braces to tie the boards together, and add strength to the underside.

Learn how to plan, cut, and attach the reclaimed wood boards for the apron and trim that complete your tabletop before moving on to the legs and bracing.

In this lesson, learn how to build a strong wooden leg assembly for your reclaimed wood table, and attach it to the aprons using rabbet joints, glue and screws.

Now that you have the reclaimed wood tabletop, apron, and legs built, learn how to attach them, with the option of using hex bolts for strength and design.

In this lesson, use the skills you learned from building your reclaimed wood tabletop to build a matching bench to slide under one side of your table.

Learn how to upcycle a salvaged barn door and an old wooden ladder to make a bench with a back for extra seating at your reclaimed wood dining table.

Before building leg braces for your salvaged wood table, learn two different options that give the legs strength and stability, and look good as well!

You've spent hours building your reclaimed wood dining table, and now it's time to give it a beautiful finish! Learn how to do it right in this lesson.