I saved your video to watch again. You have several very useful tips that I haven’t seen others present. I appreciate your way of explaining why. Thank you
There are many fine compliments on this video and for very good reasons. It's your attention to detail, obvious experience and the ease of which you educate the rest of us. I'm sure I could round up a few more adjectives though I will cut it short(er) with a simple thank you. 🙃
@@RonMulletWoodworkI build electric guitars for a living since 23 years. First in the Netherlands, the last 17 years in Spain. But there are certainly things I can learn from you! Thanks for your high quality channel, I subscribed.
I've been woodworking for quite a few years. You've humbled me and taught me a couple new tricks I"ve never thought of trying. Very Nice! Keep them coming!
I don't know how you don't have way more people following. I watch entirely too many youtube videos on building boxes and this is one of the best hands down
Pleasure watching your process and your beautiful work piece. Your explanations are very educational and clearly show your high level of craftsmanship. Very well done, Sir!
Thats a beautiful box and I enjoyed the video. Started woodworking when I retired 5 years ago and wish I had started a lot sooner. I look for inspiration on UA-cam and you have certainly provided that. Thank you
Thank you very much David. Woodworking and retirement go hand in hand. I'm sure you already know, there are lots of projects in family's minds, so keep it up.
Wow! What a great video! Watching you make the lid was very stressful. To me that was the hardest part of the build. Your craftsmanship is amazing! Keep up the good work. Joseph, Mission Viejo CA.
This is the second time that I have come across this video, enjoy you precise explanations throughout the build . I have only started woodworking four years ago you inspire me to be a better woodworker patience is the key thank you.
A true Master at work! It was delightful to watch and learn from such an experienced craftsman. So many tidbits were given i don't know were to start...I could watch this video 5 ×and learn something new each time, thank you very much!
I am new to woodworking and have watched a lot of videos over the last six months. I learned a lot from this video. It is so easy to make inexperienced mistakes and make something you are not satisfied with in the end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips with us!
@@RonMulletWoodwork looking at it I’m wondering if it’s because the box, lid, draws are all clean sharpe square edges and then you have the slightly chunky curved leg bits coming out detracting from the rest of the box? I see why you’ve done it and it’s been done very well just doesn’t quite work for me. Think if any legs at all, I’d have done just very small square ones under each corner.
I’ve built boxes before, mostly for new grandchildren, memory boxes. I loved this jewelry box, listening to your voice, very enjoyable. If ur selling plans I’ll buy one.
I just came across this video and I really enjoyed it. You packed a lot of information into this video without getting bogged down with rambling commentary. And the box is absolutely gorgeous.
Exactly! Rambling commentary on most videos is so annoying. I've watched 15 minute videos that only have 5 minutes of relative content due to rambling.
Thanks for showing this . Ive been through lots of designs and like this one the best so I'm making this box for my granddaughter and you said the final demensions are 14W x 9H x 7 D. With the face dimensions of 9H I can't figure out the draw widths and the top section using 1/2" separator and 3/4" bottom section. Can you give me the top and draw widths that will add up to 9" using 1/8" saw blade thickness.
Good question. I wasn't clear that the front starts out at least 9" wide. Make all the cuts starting from the bottem and you will end up with the right dimensions for the drawers etc. Then you can cut the remaining width to what ever total dimension you want. Then you cut the back and sides to matching width. Good luck.
Nice job!! I like the way that you did your layout. Was the light on your trim router standard? If so, can you tell me the make and model? If it is something that you did your self can you provide the make and model of the lamp? If you have anything down on paper, I would like to see that. Keep up with the great videos!
Thank you Steven. The light is a simple pencil style with a flexable end. It is tie wraped to the router. I don't have any plans. The box is 14w x9h x7d. I'm pleased you liked the video.
Hi Ron. I'm late to the show. I have been at the craft for 45 years and built many boxes. This one is a beauty! Well done. Observation/question: the drawer pulls do not look like bubinga to me. They look like zebrawood. Yes? No?
Thank you for watching. I have had this question before. They are Bubinga from an expensive board I bought a few years ago. I use it for all my jewelry boxes.
@@RonMulletWoodwork thank you for responding. The only bubinga I have seen/used is reddish brown. I did a Google image search and sure enough, I saw some that looks like yours, with the stripes and all. Guess I'm still learning.
@@RonMulletWoodwork well..... I would have bet my whole pay check on this one. I have plenty of Bubinga, Rosewood and Zebrawood at home (and MANY others) and I will still go out on a limb and say Zebrawood.
I saved your video to watch again. You have several very useful tips that I haven’t seen others present. I appreciate your way of explaining why. Thank you
Thank you Rona for watching.
There are many fine compliments on this video and for very good reasons. It's your attention to detail, obvious experience and the ease of which you educate the rest of us. I'm sure I could round up a few more adjectives though I will cut it short(er) with a simple thank you. 🙃
Thank you Brent for those kind words.
Thank you Ron...thats the best box making tutorial on u tube...and boy have i searched! Learned a lot ..thank you again Sir.
Thank you. That is quite a compliment.
@@RonMulletWoodworkI build electric guitars for a living since 23 years. First in the Netherlands, the last 17 years in Spain. But there are certainly things I can learn from you! Thanks for your high quality channel, I subscribed.
Extremely well made! Best regards from another woodworker😊
Thank you for watching. The best to you.
Beautiful work, Ron. I really appreciate the pointers along the way. Thank you.
Thank you for watching.
I've been woodworking for quite a few years. You've humbled me and taught me a couple new tricks I"ve never thought of trying. Very Nice! Keep them coming!
Thank you Scott. I truly enjoy woodworking.
Excellent Work! Beautiful.
Thank you for watching.
I don't know how you don't have way more people following. I watch entirely too many youtube videos on building boxes and this is one of the best hands down
Thank you very much Michael. I appreciate your kind words.
It was very meticulous and very clean work. Congratulations. I learned useful techniques. Thanks.
Thank you. I have made several of these and I never get tired of making them.
Fantastic build. You have so much knowledge. Enjoyed watching a master at his trade!
Thank you Trevor. It was a joy to build.
Very nicely done! I told my wife I would make her a jewelry box and I can borrow much of this! Thank you!
Please do. I have made over 30 of these and the clients told me the recipients were very pleased,
This video got you another Sub. Love the work.
Thank you Jeffery for subscribing.
What a lovely box and great video. I’d really like to see more of the process please! Awesome 👏
Thank you for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Pleasure watching your process and your beautiful work piece. Your explanations are very educational and clearly show your high level of craftsmanship. Very well done, Sir!
Thank you for watching and your kind words.
Thats a beautiful box and I enjoyed the video. Started woodworking when I retired 5 years ago and wish I had started a lot sooner. I look for inspiration on UA-cam and you have certainly provided that. Thank you
Thank you very much David. Woodworking and retirement go hand in hand. I'm sure you already know, there are lots of projects in family's minds, so keep it up.
Wow! What a great video! Watching you make the lid was very stressful. To me that was the hardest part of the build. Your craftsmanship is amazing! Keep up the good work. Joseph, Mission Viejo CA.
Thanks Joseph. You're right about the stress. But the joy of woodworking always wins in the end.
This is the second time that I have come across this video, enjoy you precise explanations throughout the build . I have only started woodworking four years ago you inspire me to be a better woodworker patience is the key thank you.
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for watching.
Great instruction with just the important tips explained. Beautiful box! Look forward to see your other videos.
Thank you Hans. You may enjoy my Humidor video.
A true Master at work! It was delightful to watch and learn from such an experienced craftsman. So many tidbits were given i don't know were to start...I could watch this video 5 ×and learn something new each time, thank you very much!
Thank you Kareem for your kind words. It always makes me happy when I can inspire someone.
Beautiful I absolutely love working with curly Maple
Thank you Eric. I agree. You can never go wrong by adding some Curly Maple.
I am new to woodworking and have watched a lot of videos over the last six months. I learned a lot from this video. It is so easy to make inexperienced mistakes and make something you are not satisfied with in the end. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips with us!
Thank you Rob. I've always felt, the way to get better is to just keep going and learning.
Really nice build professionally done (although personally I’m not sure about the legs). Thanks.
Thank you Russell. What is your opinion of the legs?
@@RonMulletWoodwork to my eye they don’t fit with the box. No doubt just a personal thing as no one else mentioned it :). What were the dimensions?
@@RonMulletWoodwork looking at it I’m wondering if it’s because the box, lid, draws are all clean sharpe square edges and then you have the slightly chunky curved leg bits coming out detracting from the rest of the box? I see why you’ve done it and it’s been done very well just doesn’t quite work for me. Think if any legs at all, I’d have done just very small square ones under each corner.
@@russellscott1151 I agree that small pads would also have worked.
@@russellscott1151 14 wide 9 high 7 deep
I’ve built boxes before, mostly for new grandchildren, memory boxes. I loved this jewelry box, listening to your voice, very enjoyable. If ur selling plans I’ll buy one.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I'm sorry, I don't have plans.
Great build and I learnt a few tricks along the way. Thanks for the video
Thank you for watching. I'm glad I was able to help.
I just came across this video and I really enjoyed it. You packed a lot of information into this video without getting bogged down with rambling commentary. And the box is absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you for your kind words. I really enjoy woodworking and I want to help others enjoy it also.
Exactly! Rambling commentary on most videos is so annoying. I've watched 15 minute videos that only have 5 minutes of relative content due to rambling.
Wow! What a pleasure it is to watch a master at his craft! Amazing build sir! The detail is awesome!
Thank you Layne in Chains. Details always add to the satisfaction of a build.
Absolutely masterful work sir, truly well done!
Thank you Rob and thank you for watching.
Very nice...Sir
Thank you for watching.
Incredible. I’m just getting into keepsake boxes. This is quite an inspiration. Thanks
Thank you Derek, Enjoy your journey.
Thanks for showing this . Ive been through lots of designs and like this one the best so I'm making this box for my granddaughter and you said the final demensions are 14W x 9H x 7 D. With the face dimensions of 9H I can't figure out the draw widths and the top section using 1/2" separator and 3/4" bottom section. Can you give me the top and draw widths that will add up to 9" using 1/8" saw blade thickness.
Good question. I wasn't clear that the front starts out at least 9" wide. Make all the cuts starting from the bottem and you will end up with the right dimensions for the drawers etc. Then you can cut the remaining width to what ever total dimension you want. Then you cut the back and sides to matching width. Good luck.
Beautiful job
Thank you Pedro.
Nice job!! I like the way that you did your layout. Was the light on your trim router standard? If so, can you tell me the make and model? If it is something that you did your self can you provide the make and model of the lamp? If you have anything down on paper, I would like to see that.
Keep up with the great videos!
Thank you Steven. The light is a simple pencil style with a flexable end. It is tie wraped to the router. I don't have any plans. The box is 14w x9h x7d. I'm pleased you liked the video.
Beautiful Ron, would you have plans available for this project?
Thank you for watching. No, I don't.
Hi Ron. I'm late to the show. I have been at the craft for 45 years and built many boxes. This one is a beauty! Well done. Observation/question: the drawer pulls do not look like bubinga to me. They look like zebrawood. Yes? No?
Thank you for watching. I have had this question before. They are Bubinga from an expensive board I bought a few years ago. I use it for all my jewelry boxes.
@@RonMulletWoodwork thank you for responding. The only bubinga I have seen/used is reddish brown. I did a Google image search and sure enough, I saw some that looks like yours, with the stripes and all. Guess I'm still learning.
Very cool. Your design?
Thank you. Yes it is. I have been building this jewelry box for 20 years.
The best
Thank you Javier.
BEAUTIFUL!!!! I think the handles are actually Zebrawood, not Bubinga
Thank you for watching. When I built this, I did not have any Zebrawood in my wood inventory.
@@RonMulletWoodwork well..... I would have bet my whole pay check on this one. I have plenty of Bubinga, Rosewood and Zebrawood at home (and MANY others) and I will still go out on a limb and say Zebrawood.
subbed, wow!
Thanks for subscribing Andy.
Master
Thank you.