Build Your Own Outdoor Dining Table: Modern Outdoor Table Build Plans

This post shares free build plans for yous to build your own outdoor dining table and was sponsored past Kreg Tool. I love working with Kreg because I love their products! This projection also is featured in 30 Builds to Put Your KregJig to Work and contains affiliate links. Yous can read more about that here.

Build Your Own Modern Outdoor Dining Table

Howdy everyone! Today I'm popping in to share some build plans I've partnered up with Kreg Tool to create. These plans will aid yous build your own outdoor dining table that has a fairly easy and straightforward blueprint. And a bit of a chunky blueprint, also.

Thoughts? Words of adoration? Questions well-nigh why y'all haven't been invited over to dinner yet?

I used my trusty Kreg Jig K4 Pocket Hole System to build this bad boy. There's something so satisfying about pocket hole joinery: hidden, clean, and strong. What's not to like.

We originally had this tabular array downstairs in our tiny backyard on the deck, but and then nosotros decided that it should be closer to the kitchen. That would permit u.s. brand the downstairs surface area more of a lounge space, which works out perfectly. We probably should have done this to begin with, though, because we had to take the table apart to become it upstairs. We have a really narrow stairwell it had to get up. And so, yep. Poor planning on our office. 🙂

But it looks really squeamish upwards here! I'm however not sure exactly what I'm going to exercise with this infinite because I've been focusing near of my efforts on the downstairs space, simply I'chiliad sure I'll come up with something.

Want those modern outdoor dining table build plans?

Dust off that jig and head on over to Kreg's DIY project plan site, Build Something for all the details! Savor 🙂

And lest you think I only postal service nigh Kreg Tool when they are sponsoring a post. Non so! Although I have worked with them before (see my super uncomplicated deck railing planter DIY and my 2-level workbench build plans), hither are some of my other favorite projects I've completed with the assist of my KregJig: