The table, named "Fast Food", reached a top speed of 130mph and averaged 113.8mph, comfortably eclipsing the 92mph set by a sofa in 2007.
Perry Watkins Turns Fully-Set Dining Room Table Into Race Car (VIDEO)
Mr Watkins expects to become the official world record holder for the fastest piece of furniture when his time is accepted by Guinness.
A 1994 Reliant Scimitar Sabre underneath the table, boosted by a nitrous oxide kit, provides the thrust for the makeshift vehicle.
Mr Watkins, who has put together a number of unusual cars with his own hands, said Fast Food took about a year to build in his garage.
He was previously the holder of the record for the world's lowest car and can still lay claim to having built the smallest car ever made, by attaching a 150cc engine to a Postman Pat toy van.
He said of his latest achievement: "It was actually worse than I thought it would be. It felt like 200mph."
A 1994 Reliant Scimitar Sabre underneath the table, boosted by a nitrous oxide kit, provides the thrust for the makeshift vehicle.
He was previously the holder of the record for the world's lowest car and can still lay claim to having built the smallest car ever made, by attaching a 150cc engine to a Postman Pat toy van.
He said of his latest achievement: "It was actually worse than I thought it would be. It felt like 200mph."
Perry Watkins Turns Fully-Set Dining Room Table Into Race Car (VIDEO)