Cabinet on a Stand / Krenov inspired / Woodworking
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- Опубліковано 7 бер 2023
- Cabinet on a Stand / Krenov inspired / Woodworking
Comprehensive collection of video from the build of this cabinet from a decade ago.
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Love the handles, I said to myself "peeled back" before you said the same a few seconds later, so they definitely nailed the desired look!
Well spotted, cheers
I like the latch idea! thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
That is lovely! Thanks for showing us your process.
Thank you! Cheers!
This has been the biggest eyeopener for me. To be able to square off the edge and sides of boards without a table saw is so cool man. I have a table saw but it's garbage. I have to rebuild the whole thing and I'm going to begin that later this year. Having the hand planes I have now means I can square up the end grains and side edges to make them as close to perfect as possible. It's brilliant to use the shooting board idea for that part of the work now.
I never understood how important a hand plane could be in my wee shop. I'm so glad I'm learning every day these skills even though I probably am making mistakes but I love learning new skills and I will read books and watch videos to keep improving my knowledge while making sure I spend time in the shop practicing this part of woodworking. I love using the hand planes, saw, etc now. It's very satisfying to be able to produce a square edge/side to any panel/board..
Thanks for ur content my friend. It's making a massive difference to my woodworking journey
Cheers. Good to know the videos are helping.
it's gorgeous
Thank you
Hope u don't mind me making a small suggestion. It's about the camera u put on ur bench. When u were plaining the boards the camera was shaking. I saw a video where this dude built a running track on his ceiling. He built a similar spring loaded arm that u see being used for microphones in these podcasts now. He made his obviously much bigger from some lightweight square tubing but it worked a treat with the springs on it as well. The gantry it was mounted in was brilliant and the camera could be slid up and down and the arm was long enough to reach everywhere in his shop plus the overhead shots wee really nice. He was able to get close up shots too btw.
The channel's name is @Inheritance Machining. It was a really good idea. I know it probably seems like a lot of extra work but u could easily build something like that with ur skill levels my friend. I just thought it might be worth it for ur channel/shop especially seeing as the camera moves and could ruin a great shot on u.
It was probably the only time this shaking has happened so I'm more than likely making a mountain out of a mole hill. Sorry if that's the case pal. Love the content on ur channel btw
No problem. This video was a long time ago, and hopefully I've become better at shooting since then. A camera gantry is an excellent idea, and maybe one day I'll get around to building one. Cheers
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Cheers