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Do you have a video of the issue with the starter I’m having a similar problem

Great job .nice to see someone adapting and overcoming . Wish I had all that timber just hanging around , if you had t to go and buy all that from a timber merchants , it would have been an expensive project . Love the finished cabinets look like they will last for ever .

I don't care what people say, I love working with cheap pine

Nice to show that one can make affordable cabinets.

Anyone else think this was going to be simple until he cut to his entire shop of woodworking equipment 😂 Yes let me just use several thousand dollars of equipment to make these boards usable….

Very nice. My workshop is on the upper floor of our barn and the floor is nowhere near level so I’m using your method to level out my cabinets when I build them. And using a magnet to locate studs is brilliant.

Do you have the sketch up available for us?

I watched a video on cabinet building the other day and he used wooden shims but spoke to one of his fiends on the phone and said use the plastic shims as there more consistent maybe for another build ?

I think it would be better to sit on the shims instead of relying on the sheer strength of a few screws.

Just use spacers. Problem solved. Nice video

Is that wall sheet rock? Going to look really bad in a short period of time.

This is a sweet build! Thanks for the inspiration

Engine power ?

Beautiful! I love seeing people repurposing material.

Cheap price, maybe, but you spent so much effort making them! I LOVE your resourcefulness! Great job!

Inspiring work. I have a similar task ahead and you've given me some great ideas and guidance.

I want to build something like this too, but it looks like i will first need to get my hands on about a dozen power tools before i can get started.

Very nice use of 2x4s

Love the hardware, do you have a source or link for the drawer pulls? Thank you

I have the same machine in Australia

Beautiful!

Well, those turned out great!

Do you have plans?

You should have clear-coated the wood instead of painting. It had character.

Looks awesome mate. I might copy that black and natural colour combination as i rework my workshop over the next few months.

Why do you say you cannot buy a jointer new? Is it the cost?

Very nice

Super👍

Great video 🙌 and really helpful because I thought about building a kitchen like that 💪 and now I basically have a tutorial on how to do it. 🙏

Congratulations! Looks good. How's it holding up and do you have issues getting parts?

Hey there! Can you, please tell me if the propeller in the motor is plastick, or metal?

what a great job, well done

Impressive especially for a first shot. Be careful with that table saw 🖐️✌️🤞🤘🤟🫰🤙👇👆☝️👈👉👌🤏🤌

I want that jointer hahaha, great work and that machine will last for 100+ years

Caulking rookie

Real nice! You have a PLANER! That's a real luxury item! What was total cost of your workbench/cabinet project?

Very Nice.

Nice built Jonas! Greetings from down under Australia….Muy bien!

Hermosa estufa

Cool!

Keep going bro, your work is great!

Very nice 👍 i learned a lot in this video. I love that jointer maybe you can make a video on it .

Excellent results! That piece has character and a story as well. In time, more people will pay attention to your work. I simply want to make very nice boxes, and build a workshop, but you are doing things that just seem amazing. I really appreciate your use of reclaimed materials. Thank you!

That is a very impressive restoration of a machine that seems to have been left for dead. Where I come from, we always say, "They don't build them like they used to." Your persistence may have provided you with a solid machine that will work to your benefit for decades. The green paint is perfect, and assuming the cast iron surface is clear and flat, you'll have the bragging rights and a story to tell. It isn't perfect, but it's a very nice machine, and it has personality. Clearly that was a lot more work than your video could explain. Congratulations!

What screws (diameter/length) did you use for the pocket holes?

You won the DIY shop cabinet competition! You really make the most of the tools/materials you have available, I think. That is admirable.

Your building would easily have been $40,000 in my part of the US, if you'd paid a contractor. Congratulations on your magnificent results!

It's a very impressive job you're doing (have done). For future projects requiring water-based wall paint, instead of thinning paint with water, I'd like to suggest a small miracle called Flotril in the US. It is added to water-based paint to make it flow more evenly, and flatten out to avoid streaks from rolling the paint. In my experience, it also makes brushed paint appear flat. It's not too expensive, and one liter can fortify several gallons of paint. I've used it for all of my painting/repainting in my home, and the results are very nice. My walls appear to have been sprayed instead of rolled. Great job on the building! It would be a residential home here, but we have a milder climate!

Excellent Inspiration- thank you Where do you come from?

Nice work gave the old girl another 80 years of life. My old stove needs a facelift as well. Your stove could fit in my stove so i have my work cut out for me....