I know right! haha! I always see the fancy youtubers with plastic gloves on when applying stain. I don't think I've ever done that, but maybe that's why they are famous!
Nice first effort. One tip from several other videos (we have not tried our hand yet) is to make that cut into the interior along the grain rather than across it. It better hides the glue line.
You are so correct Gene! Someone else had mentioned that and I can't believe I didn't think of that. Thanks for the tip, and its good to know when I break out the hard wood for a jig saw box!
Thanks so much Amber Sky! I agree with you. If they did better I would do all project builds. I'm planning on migrating that way if I every make it "big time" Thanks for watching! Going to try and throw in a project about once a week if I can. Depends on my day job! :)
Your project turned out great. I’ve yet to try a bandsaw box but will give one a shot now. Thank you for taking the time to step through the process. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
You will love it! It is so easy, I was surprised and how simple it was! The Band saw was one of the first tools I got believe it or not. Never looked back. Even if you get a small benchtop one you won't regret it!
A comfort zone is where dreams, goals and growth go to die. This build should help give new woodworkers the confidence to try and challenge the seasoned guys to expand our comfort zones. Well done sir, imperfections and all.
Thank you so much Griffin Woodworks! I 100% agree. Growth is determined by getting outside your comfort zone. This bandsaw box that I made has som edefinate issues, especially with how I cut out the drawer, but I learned a lot from it. The importance of really slowing down when making the drawer cut is so critical. Also, wasn't happy with the kerf line on the bottom. A lot of that could have been covered up better if I used wood glue and some saw dust, but since I used CA glue it didn't stain or look perfect! But that wasn't the point of this project. Great comment Griffin, and thanks for watching! :)
Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate it. I've been wondering about that. I have a new microphone and it doesn't seem to be as loud. I'll try a video soon with no background music. Kind of pointless in my opinion anyway, but I know a lot of people on youtube do it! Appreciate the feedback, and thanks for watching!
Thanks so much ceedub! I really enjoy those videos as well. I wish they did better. I have plans to do a more complex build in the near future so maybe that would change things if I did something like a piece of furniture. Build videos are the ones I like watching on youtub myself personally! :) Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!!
Thanks so much Mike! I appreciate that. It really is simple! Which I would have cut out my drawer a little better than that, but glad i did it on a piece of 4X4 than some fancy exotic! Maybe next time! Thanks for watching! :)
great question. I beleive it was a piece of 4X4 so it was 3.5X3.5" and probably about 7 inches long. Hope this helps and thanks for watching Ashokmoghe!
I'd love to make a bandsaw box but my bandsaw will only cut 2½" deep. It's okay because I only paid $25 for it 2 years ago. Old old Craftsman. Can only get 1/4" blades for it and only a couple different teeth numbers. I just don't use it enough to buy a new one. Your videos are great and I want your Tshirt collection!
You should really check out the Ryobi bandsaw. That is the one I started with. It worked great for a number of years, and i think it is only like 150 bucks (or at least that’s what it used to be). Only takes 1/4 blades, but I got a lot of things done with that thing and it definitely had a larger height on it than 2 1/2’’ if I remember correctly. :)
Great question Ted! I actually think you could make a better band saw box with a coping saw. you would have much better control over it and potentially a smaller kerf! Give it a shot, I bet it would work perfectly!
Oh for sure, you could do this to any dimension. Since the wood I was using was no more than 3.5'' in width and height your bandsaw could definitely accommodate it. Thanks so much for watching!
Haha, I counted the exterior cut as one! Probably stretched the truth a little bit, or if I was a little bit better with the bandsaw I probably could have done it! :)
There is a that's what she said somewhere in there! Why type do you have. I had a ryobi for a while and really liked it for the price. Kind of wish I still had it for some of my intricate work.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I have a Porter Cable. Lower end, for sure, but works well for what I ask of it. It’s still too big to fit in that little box, though.
Nice to see someone not afraid to get a bit of stain on their hands!
I know right! haha! I always see the fancy youtubers with plastic gloves on when applying stain. I don't think I've ever done that, but maybe that's why they are famous!
Nice first effort. One tip from several other videos (we have not tried our hand yet) is to make that cut into the interior along the grain rather than across it. It better hides the glue line.
You are so correct Gene! Someone else had mentioned that and I can't believe I didn't think of that. Thanks for the tip, and its good to know when I break out the hard wood for a jig saw box!
I know the tips n tricks & too ten videos are the ones that do well but nothing beats a build video. Keep em coming bud.
Thanks so much Amber Sky! I agree with you. If they did better I would do all project builds. I'm planning on migrating that way if I every make it "big time" Thanks for watching! Going to try and throw in a project about once a week if I can. Depends on my day job! :)
Very cool little project! Something anyone can make with 1 tool and a scrap of wood!
My favorite type of project! :) Thanks for the comment and and thanks for watching Scratch!
Your project turned out great. I’ve yet to try a bandsaw box but will give one a shot now. Thank you for taking the time to step through the process. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
Best of luck John! I think you’ll do great! It’s a fun little project! Thanks for watching!
I'm going to totally give this a try! Thanks.
Glad you liked it Blayne! It's a fun build, just be patient when cutting out the drawer! :)
Good tutorial. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it Paul! Thanks so much for watching! :)
Great job love to see someone trying one of these for the first time I can’t wait to get a bandsaw of my own and give one a try.
You will love it! It is so easy, I was surprised and how simple it was! The Band saw was one of the first tools I got believe it or not. Never looked back. Even if you get a small benchtop one you won't regret it!
That’s a great idea to get a small branch top bandsaw. Thanks keep up the great work
A comfort zone is where dreams, goals and growth go to die. This build should help give new woodworkers the confidence to try and challenge the seasoned guys to expand our comfort zones. Well done sir, imperfections and all.
Thank you so much Griffin Woodworks! I 100% agree. Growth is determined by getting outside your comfort zone. This bandsaw box that I made has som edefinate issues, especially with how I cut out the drawer, but I learned a lot from it. The importance of really slowing down when making the drawer cut is so critical. Also, wasn't happy with the kerf line on the bottom. A lot of that could have been covered up better if I used wood glue and some saw dust, but since I used CA glue it didn't stain or look perfect! But that wasn't the point of this project. Great comment Griffin, and thanks for watching! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Cutting the kerf line with the grain helps to hide the cut.
@@carolinesullivan9432 OMG you are so rigth, I wish I would have thought of that! Thank you so much for the tip!
Great video! My only suggestion is losing the music while you talk. Cutting music is ok.
Thanks for the feedback! I really appreciate it. I've been wondering about that. I have a new microphone and it doesn't seem to be as loud. I'll try a video soon with no background music. Kind of pointless in my opinion anyway, but I know a lot of people on youtube do it! Appreciate the feedback, and thanks for watching!
Great video, looks like some projects too be made. I really enjoy build videos.
Thanks so much ceedub! I really enjoy those videos as well. I wish they did better. I have plans to do a more complex build in the near future so maybe that would change things if I did something like a piece of furniture. Build videos are the ones I like watching on youtub myself personally! :) Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!!
Nice project Bryan! Your explanation on how to make this box was great! I think for a beginner they would see this as very doable!
Thanks so much Mike! I appreciate that. It really is simple! Which I would have cut out my drawer a little better than that, but glad i did it on a piece of 4X4 than some fancy exotic! Maybe next time! Thanks for watching! :)
Nice simple box Bryan. I want to try one too - what size blank did you use in that video? Thx.
great question. I beleive it was a piece of 4X4 so it was 3.5X3.5" and probably about 7 inches long. Hope this helps and thanks for watching Ashokmoghe!
Great project. Did you use a 1/4" blade in bandsaw for this? Thanks
Thanks so much Rian! Yes, it is a 1/4'' blade! Great question, should have specified in the video! Thanks for watching!
I'd love to make a bandsaw box but my bandsaw will only cut 2½" deep. It's okay because I only paid $25 for it 2 years ago. Old old Craftsman. Can only get 1/4" blades for it and only a couple different teeth numbers. I just don't use it enough to buy a new one.
Your videos are great and I want your Tshirt collection!
You should really check out the Ryobi bandsaw. That is the one I started with. It worked great for a number of years, and i think it is only like 150 bucks (or at least that’s what it used to be). Only takes 1/4 blades, but I got a lot of things done with that thing and it definitely had a larger height on it than 2 1/2’’ if I remember correctly. :)
Nice demo! For those of us without band saws, could this be accomplished with a coping saw (and some mental coping)?
Great question Ted! I actually think you could make a better band saw box with a coping saw. you would have much better control over it and potentially a smaller kerf! Give it a shot, I bet it would work perfectly!
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Good deal! I'll add that to my list of projects.
So can you use just a 10 inch bandsaw with a 6 in vertical cut?
Oh for sure, you could do this to any dimension. Since the wood I was using was no more than 3.5'' in width and height your bandsaw could definitely accommodate it. Thanks so much for watching!
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Oh nice! I grew up in Columbus, IN, but I’ve been in the Indianapolis area now for about 25 years.
Way more than six cuts, Bryan. Or are you not counting all those relief cuts?
Haha, I counted the exterior cut as one! Probably stretched the truth a little bit, or if I was a little bit better with the bandsaw I probably could have done it! :)
@@FlynndoggWoodwork Ta-dah! If you ain't cheating...you ain't trying.
Love it! :)
That’s really cool but unfortunately, my bandsaw won’t fit in that thing.
There is a that's what she said somewhere in there! Why type do you have. I had a ryobi for a while and really liked it for the price. Kind of wish I still had it for some of my intricate work.
@@FlynndoggWoodwork I have a Porter Cable. Lower end, for sure, but works well for what I ask of it. It’s still too big to fit in that little box, though.