Oak TV Cabinet
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2017
- Building a made to measure TV Cabinet from American White Oak.
Also a look around my new planer-thicknesser which turned up halfway through the project.
Plus a bit of woodturning interest right at the end.
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Absolutely stunning peter. Love the finished piece, a great put-together video too
Chris, Thanks for the comment. Glad you liked the finished product and pleased you also liked the video. It makes the hours spent filming & editing worthwhile when viewers enjoy the end result.
Absolutely beautiful work! Wish I was half that good. One of my favorite woodworking videos on youtube. I want to build a custom TV stand and was looking for ideas when I came across this video. I will save it and watch it every time I need some inspiration. Thanks for putting this up and I am also glad you took the extra time to film it.
Thank you for your very kind comments. I'm amazed that people are still watching this 5 years later. Good luck with your own TV stand.
www om
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning 😀😀
Sir, absolut respect. Your skills and level of detail are amazing and satisfying to watch. Thanks for sharing such talent with all of us
Thank you for your kind comment.
Magic job mate very beautifully done
Michael McAulay,
Thank you for your comment.
A master at work. Great carpentry skills.
Hi Clive,
I wouldn't call myself a master as there were several mistakes throughout this build and there were also numerous things I could have done better. However I appreciate your comments and am pleased you enjoyed the project.
Amazing work! Very nice cabinet! Inspiring
Benjamin Hyink,
I appreciate your comments. Thank you.
Nice tools, nice shop and a great result!
Hi Jimmie, thanks for the comment. Just found your channel. Looks like I have some catching up to do.
Wow awesome table. Amazing work
Thank you so much 😊
Excelso trabajo Maestro. Una bellísima pieza.
MARIO ALBERTO FLORES CHAVARIN,
Gracias por tu comentario.
Amazingly beautiful
NEDAL DAN Danny Spinelli,
Glad you liked the project and thanks for the comment.
Really nice job Peter...well done...👍🏻
Thank you Stuart - I appreciate your comments.
I like the way you work!
herdianov z - Thank you for your comment and your interest in my project.
Very good work my friend. I do casework as well as architectural woodwork and enjoyed your display of skill.
Thank you Joseph for your kind words. As a fellow woodworker I appreciate your feedback.
Hola amigo me impresionaron muchas cosas,su trabajo, sus herramientas muy profesionales, pero lo que más me impresionó fue la limpieza que tienes en el taller. Felicidades y gracias por el vídeo.
Jose,
Gracias por sus amables comentarios.
Really impressive work.
Hi Adam, Thanks for the comment.
Glad you liked the end result.
Very, very beautiful
Thanks Tom,
Your comments are appreciated.
Wonderful job. Bravo.
Thanks for the comment - pleased you liked the cabinet.
Really nicely done, you really know your stuff, a lot of hours put into it no doubt
Thanks a lot. Definitely a lot of hours in this project made quite a lot longer by filming, but glad I did it as it has turned out to be my most watched video. Amazed that people are still watching it from 5 years ago.
Beautiful job !
michael pearce,
Thanks for the comment. Glad you liked the project.
Wow, stunning! You make it seem so effortless, amazing job!
GesantT, Glad you liked the project. Thanks for the comment.
It's awesome! I would love to build something like this. Really like your table saw and thickness planer/jointer.
Hi Alfonso, Thanks for the comment and your interest in my project.
Awesome work!!! Greetings from Italy :D
Backlab Hi to you in Italy.
Thank you for watching and for your comment.
Great built, sure the cabinet last for century. 😀
Henry, Thanks for the comment. I'm sure the cabinet will outlast me even if it doesn't last for a century.
Very nice. I like that a lot.
Paul Clark,
I am pleased that you liked the cabinet. Thanks for the comment.
Great job sir.
Thank you Felix. Glad you enjoyed.
Good job dad!
King Minhvuong,
Thanks for the comment.
Nice job...clean...i love it 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks Jasun, glad you like it.
You have some nice tools! Cant wait till I do enough jobs to afford those.
Juan Tapia,
It took me many years and lots of hard work to acquire all my tools and now I'm retired I get to enjoy them. Tools don't always need to be new or expensive. I started off with really cheap stuff and also with second hand tools. I then replaced them with better quality tools when I could afford them. Thanks for your interest.
Good job ...from Thailand
zeedoui99, Hi to you in Thailand. Thanks for the comment.
Bravo!!! from Brazil.
Cheers Marcelo from Brazil. Glad you liked the cabinet.
Brawo , piękna robota👍👍👍
Dziękuję bardzo
Muito BONITA! !! Parabéns!
Marcelo - Muito obrigado.
Bezaubernd.. Echt tolle Arbeit Peter 👍
LG aus dem Rheinland
Ali,
Vielen Dank für Ihren freundlichen Kommentar.
Good idea,i like that.
Lalbiak Sanga,
Thank you for the comment. Glad you liked the project.
Well done!
Thank you Michael.
Your comment is appreciated.
Me chamo Gean, resido aqui em Itaquera, Capital de São Paulo, Brazil.
Tenho que admitir trata-se de um belíssimo trabalho, magnifico, ficou muito bonito, parabéns.
Hi Gean,
Obrigado pelos seus amáveis comentários
Good tools good work
Long Phan,
Thank you for the comment. Pleased that you liked the project.
Muy buen trabajo lo felicito 👍
Dominick D.,
Gracias por el comentario
Well done .
rr vẻ, Glad you like the project. Thank you for the comment.
Parabéns amigo pelo trabalho, DEUS te abençõe.
Adriano De Souza Flor ,
Obrigado por seus comentários gentis.
Stunning and without gloves n protection 👍
Thanks for the comment.
nice work!
FIGUEIRINHA novos e usados,
Thanks for the comment.
Amazing
Very good
LIDU BEZERRA,
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the project.
Excelente obra. Calcular los resaques para las tapas empotradas me impresiona. Desde el inicio sabía de que medida eran las tablas las tablas
José PePe Churrumaiz
,
gracias por tu comentario
Nice look.good.looks good
Glad you liked it. Thanks for the comment.
Que trabalho lindo !
Muito obrigado.
Well done .good job
Thank you
Very nice.
Thanks Tom - your comment is appreciated
Очень хорошо получилось. Подглядел для себя пару новых приёмов, обработки.
Спасибо за комментарий
Nicely done
Thanks for your comment. Much appreciated.
Very Nice.
Pop Ahh,
Thank you.
Great👍
Земляк Thank you.
Nice work
Simon Bar,
Thank you for your comment.
Peter, love the TV cabinet! What kind of table saw do you have?
Have you ever thought of doing a shop tour? Thanks!
David,
Glad you liked the cabinet.
The table saw is a Sheppach TS2500 with an aluminium table. Its a fairly old model and a newer model would have a cast iron table.
I would need to tidy up my shop before doing a tour but I could give it a go in the future.
Thanks for you comment and your interest in my channel.
Really nice. If I could advise you that would be to try European hidden hinges next time, no more those ugly ones. You made a great furniture, it deserves it
Thank you for the comment. I understand your advice to use European hinges but in this instance it was the clients choice to have this type of hinge to match the handles they wanted.
Belo trabalho!
Gilson Garay,
Obrigado pelo seu comentário.
Fico ótimo seu móvel
Tarci Juliao,
Not too sure I understand your comments but thanks anyway.
Master!
Carlos,
Thanks for your comment.
Fantastic job. Do you have a set of plans that can be downloaded ?
Carl Gerlach,
Glad you liked the project. Unfortunately there are no plans available.
Bau travail merci pour le partage
Elias Bouhali,
Merci pour le commentaire
Amazing guy wow
Thank you Jose.
Wow yes
Thanks for the comment,
Great video
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.
Great build, very nice work. Do you have a build plan for it? I would like to attempt it. Thanks.
Todd,
Unfortunately as this was a one-off project which needed to fit in a defined space, I started with rough sketches which were modified as I went along so even if I had kept them, they would not be presentable as a build plan for anyone. Sorry but thank you for your interest and your kind comments.
very cool man - enjoyed the comments and humour!! How long did this take you to do if you don't mind me asking. Very jealous of the machines tools you have also!!
Thank you for your comment. I was not working on the cabinet full time and therefore I probably spent 3 / 4 weeks doing this project. Filming the project also slows down the workflow but I wasn't in a hurry anyway. Glad you enjoyed the video.
So beautiful wow! Its such a rewarding work. I am installing a new kitchen soon and I want an island made of oak. But I want it “white washed” but not in a farmhouse way more like between modern and traditional, so more of a smooth look.
Do you have any experience with what are the steps needed to achieve that? Like what kind of stain, paint, wax you would use to achieve that? I don’t want it to become yellow with time...Thank you Peter😀
Hi Jessy,
Unfortunately I have no experience with the finish you refer to and would not wish to lead you in the wrong direction with a guess. I just searched " whitewash finish on oak island" on UA-cam and it came up with a few videos that could help. Good luck when you go for it and thanks for your comment and interest in the project.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning Awee that’s really nice of you to have looked into it. I will check it out, thank you☺️
Excelente.
manuel miranda, Muchas gracias
Perfecto...👍👍
Susilo Rahardjo,
Thank you for your comment.
Hello and congratulations for your good job. I woudl like to know if you make the mortises on a drill or if you have a mortiser unit? Also did you notice a difference between making the tenons on the table saw and on the band saw?
azerty Thank you for your comment.
The mortises were made on a mortising machine.
With regard to the tenons, there is not much difference between the table saw and the bandsaw mainly because my table saw blade has angled teeth. If it had straight teeth, the tenon would be much cleaner. As it is, the bandsaw is much quicker once the shoulders are cut.
Peter Woodbine Thank you for having taken the time to answer me. Your explanations are interesting and I will apply them next time I have to make tenons. Thanks
Nice job, can you tell me what model table saw that is.
Hi Kevin, thanks for your interest and your comment.
The table saw is a Sheppach ts2500 which is probably now between 15 & 18 years old. It has an aluminium table, side extension on the right and a sliding carriage table on the left. Newer models now have a cast iron table but I've never had a problem with my saw. A new one with cast iron table would probably cost around £2000 but you can pick up second hand aluminium table for £500 - £600-00.
Nice!💜
Glad you like it! Thanks for the comment.
Very good!
Ivan, Thank you for your comment.
Awesome
Thanks for the comment.
AMAZING!! Can you build what I've designed now please lol...wish I had the skills 😎
TheWightMonk,
It took me so long to build this one, I don't think I will be doing another anytime soon, whoever designs it.
Thanks for the comment.
Subscribed! Great build.... thanks for the video. I’m about to build a similar tv stand using white oak. I really want to keep the natural beauty of the white oak as possible. I know no matter what finish I use it will affect the color of the wood, but want to minimize as much as possible. Do you mind sharing the finishes you used in this project? I know you said high performance, but could you provide exact names? Thanks in advanced!
Hi Daniel,
Pleased that you liked the unit and enjoyed the video. Makes it all worthwhile making the effort to film the build. The finish I used was - Polyvine wax finish varnish which you can get from Amazon, Axminster or even Tesco. To avoid darkening the wood you should use the Clear Satin product. I have used this several times and furniture made 6-7 years ago is as good as new. The directions say 2 coats are enough but I usually do 3 coats on the main unit and an extra 4th coat on the top. It does darken the wood a bit but I think it looks better. There are a few product videos out there if you search Polyvine. Good luck with your build.
Peter Woodbine Thanks for reply! I will give it a shot.
Master craftsman ......
Hi Erik,
Pleased that you liked the project. Thanks for the comment.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning My pleasure, your work is beyond perfect .....
Waoo maestro
Roderick De Albeniz,
Thank you for your interest and your comment.
I'm curious as to why you'd go through all the trouble to straighten the edge of that first board on the table saw like that. Since you were taking it to the jointer anyway, why not flatten one face, then square an edge to the flat face on the jointer, then square the other edge at the table saw?
Lenon Kitchens,
If you look at the start of the video you will see that there is a considerable bow in the board. Such a bow would be difficult if not impossible to take out on a short bed jointer and even if it was possible it would take several passes. It was much easier on the table saw with a large support area including the outfeed table and was done in one pass.
Thanks for your interest.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning Gotcha. I didn't notice that your jointer was short bed. That makes sense.
Great work!
I really like the idea that some of the pieces can be slid in or simply added on at the end. No glue or nail. You really thought it through and well.
I would like to do something similar one day. Are you considering selling the plan?
Unfortunately I do not have plans for this project. It was a bespoke one-off to fit a certain size opening and I just made rough sketches to assist me with the build. Once the length and width were determined to fit the overall gap, the centre sections were sized to receive games consoles and Sky boxes etc. and then the outer doors sized equally to fill the remaining gaps. Glad you liked the project and thanks for the comment.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning Thanks for sharing.
Hi there love the video awesome job. How long was the table in the end?
Glad you enjoyed the video. The table top finished up at 2240 overall with a 20mm overhang all round. Thanks for the comment.
100 % Good
Odilon Calzada,
Thank you for your comment.
nice work
Glad you liked the project. Thanks for the comment.
Do you leave it behind when you sell the house? Very nice job.
Thanks for the comment. The cabinet is not actually in my house - it was made for a family member and I doubt if they will be moving anytime soon.
Excellent work Sir! Are you satisfied with the Record Planer? About to get one myself......
Mats Bjørnstad,
Thanks for the comment. I have found the Record Power planer to be very good and enjoy using it. The only issue I have found is that the blades are quite expensive to have sharpened when compared to a circular saw blade. Otherwise no problems so far.
I hope you are pleased with your new planer when it arrives. NB - Very heavy lump of machinery - you will need assistance to even get it off the pallet.
Peter Woodbine It’s either that one or the Jet 310..... Will wait and see what`s available! Keep up the good work! Very inspiring!
Super sir,please tell me how to fix table top using screw or dowel
Gopi Somu,
The top is just screwed up from underneath through the corner braces. Thanks for your comment.
I am very impressed by this piece and your skill, so much so that I am considering building it as a wedding present for my son. I know that it has been a while and you do not have plans but I wanted to ask if you might remember a few dimensions. I am assuming the corner posts are approximately 3 1/4" square but need some help with other horizontal/vertical structural frame pieces. Any thing that you might remember would greatly be appreciated. Thank you again for your video, I really appreciate it!
Hi, sorry I've only just seen your comment due to recent health issues. Not too sure if I can help too much now but I will see if I can find some dimensions.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning Thank you, anything you have would be appreciated. Hope you feel better.
Sorry its been a while but it took some time to find my notes on this project.
I'm not too sure how much help this will be as even I can't decipher some of these rough notes.
Corner posts are 60mm * 60mm.
Top and shelves are generally from 19mm finished boards. Perimeter of top is 60 *30.
Top front rail is 50 * 30 and bottom rail is 30 * 60 in opposite orientation across the corner post.
Other rails and stiles will need to be generally from 19 or 30mm stock to suit your overall finished size of unit and separating panels.
Hope this helps.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning Your information is what I needed and greatly appreciated, THANK YOU for the assistance!
What's the total dimensions and cft wood used
FM m,
The total dimensions of the top (which had an overhang of 20mm all round) were 2235 * 400 and the overall height was 600mm.
Using an online calculator I make the cft to be 18.943. Not sure if this helps?
Thanks for your interest.
Beautiful build sir. Forgive my ignorance, but was it really necessary to joint the edge after you had already essentially done it on your table saw with the sled? Or was it more to just clean it up?
Eric,
My saw blade is a universal blade and whilst it gives a reasonable finish, its not perfect. To make the joint line invisible, I find it best to finish with the jointer. Thanks for your interest.
Good,profesional
Thanks for the comment. I'm pleased that you enjoyed the video.
Awesome job! Where can you get that square drill bit?
I appreciate your comment. The mortising chisels are available from most good tool suppliers but are mainly for use with a mortising machine. However you can also get a attachment to enable use on a pillar drill.
Peter Woodbine thank you very much!
WOW, quite beautiful indeed...I think you have a future in woodworking. Do you purchase wood locally? Do you harvest any wood?
Hi Alan, I don't think I have any future in woodworking if I wanted to make any money at it, as it takes me too long to do it. I just enjoy doing the odd project like this when it doesn't matter how long it takes.
I have purchased wood both locally and online and there doesn't appear to be much difference in price or quality.
Thanks for the comment.
Peter Woodbine I fully understand the problem of getting paid for the hours it takes to build a project like this. Most people will go to IKEA, but someday the right person will see your work and you'll have a chance to explain the cost of wood, the week's worth of labor priced at $50 an hour, same as the person who works on your car, and they'll conclude this is heirloom furniture, you will have a sale. One person needs to tell the next, you never know?
Nice..
metafora kosmopolitan - Thank you.
Nice work! How was the bread board attached to the ends of top? Biscuits/dominoes? Thanks.
I wasn't too sure how to do this as I thought it would probably move quite a bit as this had happened to me before on a previous project.
However I eventually decided on biscuits and fully glued and so far no problems. Thanks for your interest.
😍👍🏻
ABO SAlEM, Thank you for the comment. 👍
Excellent!, What Drilling machine is used here?
Purushothaman Rajaram,
Thank you for your comment and your interest in my project.
I assume that you mean the mortising machine when you say drilling machine.
My machine is a Clarke bench top mortiser and only takes mortise chisels but you can get an attachment for a drill press to do the same thing.
Thankyou!
Beautiful piece now all you need is 4 people to move it
It sure was a heavy lump when fully assembled. Just as well I made it with loose base boards and shelving as well as the loose top, which made it a lot easier to transport to it's final destination. Thanks for your comment.
What make is the table saw? Cheers.
The table saw is a Sheppach TS2500 with an aluminium table. Its a fairly old model and a newer model would have a cast iron table.
Thanks for your interest.
Amaziing
Thanks for your comment.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning you're wellcome.
I love carpentry. I can do anything with my own hands with high accuracy. I want to learn. Can you give me a training course? In which country are you. I can come to you.
Your work is veru nice
Waleid Ahmed, Thanks for your comments and your interest in my work. I'm only a part time,self taught DIY woodworker and I 'm sure that if you love carpentry and are good with your hands, you can quickly surpass my level of expertise with time and practice.
If I need guidance I check out other UA-cam videos from woodworkers much more skilled than myself.
@@PeterWoodbineWoodturning it's all about experience. Practice, practice, practice. Nive work though Peter. Super clean.
Lindo
Thank you for your comment.