Most plans come without joinery methods because there are so many ways to accomplish the task. All plans have complementary free YouTube videos showing you how I performed the task for that particular piece. If you'd like to explore other joinery options, you're welcome to reach out to me via email or join the forums where you can get input from multiple people, including myself, on the best joinery methods for a particular project. I try and use different joinery methods when I can, primarily to demonstrate how to do them.
It's certainly a standard build that all of us woodworkers probably do a few times in our journey. This one features a painted trestle-style base with through wedged tenons and a top with breadboard ends, which are a time-honored tradition with tables like this.
