DiResta: Shop Stools

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  • Опубліковано 21 кві 2014
  • When Jimmy DiResta started working in Bulleit Bourbon's shop, he was without one crucial shop tool: the shop stool. So he built some. Learn more here: makezine.com/video/diresta-sho...
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  • @Shaka_Vibe
    @Shaka_Vibe 10 років тому +47

    Jimmy, I hope you don't let all the haters get to you! I as well as many many others LOVE Your work and your videos. I would hate for you to ever say "screw it" and stop posting. Ignore the trolls and let them get back to their reality TV and Dancing with the Stars. More people should learn how to "make"! The country would be a better place. Great job, and thanks for shareing, and inspiring!

    • @jimmydiresta
      @jimmydiresta 10 років тому +28

      Thank you for this it means a lot !

    • @1pcfred
      @1pcfred 10 років тому +3

      jimmydiresta
      They look like nice stools to me.

  • @rochellelee4002
    @rochellelee4002 9 років тому +18

    How does Jimmy make a circle out of a square? he removes the parts that aren't round. Simple genius.

  • @kyfirefighter
    @kyfirefighter 9 років тому +7

    Saw one of these stools in person today at the Bulleit bourbon workshop and it seems to be standing up to abuse really well. I'm a firefighter and made a false alarm today in a warehouse full of Bulliet and Dickell signs and bars and trailers so I asked if they had any pieces Jimmy had made and they said he actually works out of their shop from time to time. Pretty cool guys and left with some nice swag.

    • @jimmydiresta
      @jimmydiresta 8 років тому

      +kyfirefighter haha funny story !!! thank you for the support!!

  • @peterbrownwastaken
    @peterbrownwastaken 10 років тому +8

    Cool taper sled. Like the wedge idea...

  • @riverasbuild943
    @riverasbuild943 10 років тому +2

    One of the best shop stools projects I've seen Jimmy. Bad ass. Thanks for showing how to make them.

  • @dnngskn62
    @dnngskn62 10 років тому +1

    You still the man Jimmy. Great build.

  • @jimgam730
    @jimgam730 10 років тому +1

    I think it is so cool the way you make those round cuts on the table saw. Gotta try that for myself.

  • @ansiaaa
    @ansiaaa 10 років тому +2

    it's always a pleasure watching you create something. another inspiring video!

  • @kevincoates1597
    @kevincoates1597 5 років тому

    Never seen someone make a circle with a table saw. You learn something new every day

  • @metrologic5000
    @metrologic5000 10 років тому

    This is exactly what should be taught in schools. How to make everyday objects, instead of buying crap that is imported. Keep up the great work.

  • @RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks
    @RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks 8 років тому

    One of my favorite DiResta builds!!

  • @big1finger
    @big1finger 10 років тому +1

    I am amazed to see someone use a jig saw without drilling holes first. I was taught this back in 8th grade. I have taught people how to use the jig saw in this manor and surprised nobody knew how to start a hole with a jig saw. Notice the front edge of the jig saw plate, it is built to cut holes without a drill.

    • @ultraorange1
      @ultraorange1 10 років тому

      they have plunge cut blades, but if you re-watch the video he drills pilot holes on all of the legs he cuts from the template.

    • @big1finger
      @big1finger 10 років тому

      Daniel Rezaiekhaligh PILOT HOLES are not necessary if you know what you are doing, and ypu don't need a special blade except when cutting holes under 3 inches. Drilling pilot holes is just added tome to what you are doing, time is money.

  • @ArmyNinja21
    @ArmyNinja21 10 років тому

    never cease to amaze with your craftsmanship

  • @Kopsu87
    @Kopsu87 10 років тому +1

    It seems like he just eyeballs everything, which is incredible to me. Great video!

  • @marknord2425
    @marknord2425 10 років тому

    Very nice looking stools. Also they appear to be very solid and will server their purpose well.

  • @FussyCashew
    @FussyCashew 10 років тому

    Never thought to make circles with a jig like that. Here I was cutting them out with a jig saw and sanding them down... This is a hell of a lot less tedious and definitely more accurate. Great work as always.

    • @KSFWG
      @KSFWG 10 років тому

      Izzy Swan will make a stool similar to it and power it with a drill... LOL ;)

  • @JusBidniss
    @JusBidniss 6 років тому

    Loving the angle cutting sled with the wedge clamp. Simple, effective, not over-engineered. An economy of design, which the best jigs are.

  • @Cybeonix
    @Cybeonix 10 років тому

    Circular cuts on a table saw, insane! Lots of nice technique in this video; Great work Jimmy!

  • @brooklynquincho4592
    @brooklynquincho4592 10 років тому

    Learn something new on every video. Jimmy, you are a master craftsman and an artist. A true inspiration. Btw, I hope this new shop isn't permanent. Nothing like the LES.

  • @sydlaw2550
    @sydlaw2550 8 років тому

    You do it with such ease and perfection.

  • @mack255
    @mack255 9 років тому +1

    You make everything look so easy.

  • @asawyerswife
    @asawyerswife 9 років тому

    Love that circle cutting on the table saw, you inspire me to keep learning!! Awesome!! (A Sawyer's Wife)

  • @greatitbroke
    @greatitbroke 8 років тому

    Nice stools I need some. Thanks for the ideas. Love your videos just found them a couple days ago. Thanks so much for all your ideas.

  • @EvilBillz
    @EvilBillz 8 років тому

    Love the creative camera angles!

  • @ozzyfreeman2619
    @ozzyfreeman2619 4 роки тому

    Awesome, many thanks for your efforts and video's, You are great maker. Absolutely talented.

  • @frankorona1
    @frankorona1 10 років тому

    Wonderful work!!

  • @CPT101
    @CPT101 10 років тому +1

    Excellent work man.

  • @beastlt12
    @beastlt12 10 років тому

    Amazing as always

  • @blizatrex
    @blizatrex 10 років тому

    This is a very good way to teach people patterning skills. once you made the first you could replicate it to make as many stools you needed. I love the technique to make the circular tops also.

  • @MarceloFreitas70
    @MarceloFreitas70 10 років тому

    Nice work, as usual! Thanks for sharing.

  • @scott98390
    @scott98390 10 років тому

    I really like your angle jig with the shim for a clamp. Quick, secure, and repeatable. I like the way you think.

  • @annaa5314
    @annaa5314 2 роки тому

    One at home...Love it!

  • @MattDiresta
    @MattDiresta 10 років тому +3

    love these! great work

  • @flyboy3306
    @flyboy3306 9 років тому

    I love that at the beginning of the vid when Jimmy is using the radial arm saw, a sticker is placed on the saw that states something like "use eye protection when USEING this saw" lol.

  • @leosedf
    @leosedf 10 років тому

    Looks like a new shop!!!!!

  • @DANCHAMBO
    @DANCHAMBO 10 років тому +1

    Love your new shop, more space and lots of light. Ever notice that no matter how many benches you build, you still end up building on your table saw? Glad to see it's not just me.

  • @JkCanvas
    @JkCanvas 5 років тому

    I need to learn the table saw trick of cutting out a circle. I saw this first in Jimmy's saw table tips and tricks.

  • @bodipsypha
    @bodipsypha 10 років тому

    Damn you make it look so easy!

  • @terry2346
    @terry2346 8 років тому

    Great build! How many sheets of 4X8 ply per stool? I need one for my shop and I like the idea of not having to do all the mortise and tenoning and then worrying about it breaking apart!
    Thanks for sharing

  • @Loafy23
    @Loafy23 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for another awesome video, Jimmy! Do you actually every just buy furniture or do you custom make or refurbish everything you have?

  • @theburkesmith3154
    @theburkesmith3154 10 років тому

    Awesome stools. I have watched all of your videos and this is the first time I have never seen you use a jig saw. It has puzzled me for some time

  • @JimmyDiRestaimake
    @JimmyDiRestaimake 10 років тому +4

    Thank you all for the positive comments ! Please subscribe to my channel for more fun builds !!

  • @plemieux7237
    @plemieux7237 10 років тому

    Nice tapering sled. They look strong enough to hold your brother!

  • @automaticfantastic
    @automaticfantastic 10 років тому

    So great!

  • @1cgower
    @1cgower 5 років тому

    just awesome is all i can say

  • @Dongerino.
    @Dongerino. 10 років тому

    i thought you would not spam DIRESTA on the stools but in the last few seconds you proved me wrong

  • @alonzosanchez8577
    @alonzosanchez8577 8 років тому

    YOUR AMAZING JIMMY!!!!

  • @airwolf28
    @airwolf28 10 років тому

    It would be nice if you have that space for your workshop. It does look great.. Besides, Jimmy, You did a fantastic job on the stools!! Keep up the great work..

  • @Rudofaux
    @Rudofaux 10 років тому

    Great project. One question comes to mind. With all the nails & screws involved, is the glue really needed?

  • @zeherculano3223
    @zeherculano3223 10 років тому +1

    Mais um show desse cara, e gosto muito da simplicidade, tipo o jig para cortar as pernas do banco simples e objetivo sem muitas bugigangas.

  • @Muny
    @Muny 10 років тому +6

    The way he cut the seats was genius.

    • @404Anymouse
      @404Anymouse 10 років тому

      It sure is but it's pretty known and used metod.

    • @Muny
      @Muny 10 років тому

      ***** Is it really? I've never seen it done before.

    • @404Anymouse
      @404Anymouse 10 років тому +1

      Munymuny200 It is. I've seen that before more than few times, most were porr quality videos with few views, but I can remember seeing Matthias wandel and I believe Steve Ramsey.

    • @404Anymouse
      @404Anymouse 10 років тому

      Munymuny200
      *porr=poor

  • @juancarlosbeltran6091
    @juancarlosbeltran6091 3 роки тому

    jimmy déjeme decirle que eres muy inteligente y ademas todo un artista, mis respetos.

  • @fatihalpatolye
    @fatihalpatolye 9 років тому +1

    jimy very nice. How do you use a cleaning tip. What is the name. Where can I find the knives?

  • @user-sm6yk2cv1v
    @user-sm6yk2cv1v 4 роки тому

    Good Job and Thankfull for you

  • @findbluesky
    @findbluesky 10 років тому

    It looks like both stools are made entirely out of one sheet of ply, that's great! Now get a cnc router and you can go into production... superb videos, thanks

  • @dgough7646
    @dgough7646 10 років тому +2

    1st. you should have a degree in engineering. 2nd, you should have a degree in cinematography. Best building videos on the web hands down. I would pay to hang out and build with this guy!

  • @Daedalus_UK
    @Daedalus_UK 10 років тому

    Great video.

  • @thatmountain
    @thatmountain 6 років тому

    I would love plans for these.

  • @RickMcQuay
    @RickMcQuay 10 років тому

    Great example of production woodworking. This is the 2nd one of your vids that made me feel seasick though, turning the speed down to 1/2 helped. Maybe I'm a just a wuss, no one else mentioned it.

  • @radarreally2110
    @radarreally2110 8 років тому

    Ah,a nice place to sit down. I've never seen anyone who makes as many doorstops as you man. Do you have any project you use some of them on?

  • @art1muz13
    @art1muz13 10 років тому

    i got in at 8 hrs. great work!

  • @benvolio1987
    @benvolio1987 10 років тому +15

    you could probably make a whole 2x4 with the amount of sawdust that's sitting in Jimmy's lungs by now....

  • @Bylga
    @Bylga 10 років тому

    Awesome!

  • @samraa2006
    @samraa2006 7 років тому

    That was a great project .....
    just a small question .....
    I have a cnc machine and lots of HDF scrap wood ....do you think its durable using HDF for a Stool ?

  • @TheDutyPaid
    @TheDutyPaid 10 років тому +29

    I would love a DiResta stool sample.

    • @drstampfli
      @drstampfli 10 років тому +7

      be careful of what you ask for - he may "ship one out" for you...

    • @TheDutyPaid
      @TheDutyPaid 10 років тому

      drstampfli
      lol indeed.

    • @imarunner2
      @imarunner2 10 років тому +1

      TheDutyPaid
      hahaha...double doody

  • @GuzForster
    @GuzForster 4 роки тому

    Holy shit that jog for cutting circles at the tableware. I’m sorry if I sound dumb but I’m new ar this and that was mind blowing.

  • @frehleycomet
    @frehleycomet 9 років тому

    Subscribed. Awesome work. Keep it up despite the idiots and haters.

  • @stefandebono9087
    @stefandebono9087 10 років тому

    Jimmy did you paint your tools white.Thanks love your work

  • @josieray5362
    @josieray5362 10 років тому

    Love your vids, cheers!!!! :)

  • @jarrodabel4529
    @jarrodabel4529 10 років тому

    Do you have much trouble with the cordless nailers? Where I live the altitude seems to mess with the pressures sometime and they miss fire occasionally...

  • @DanielMcGregor
    @DanielMcGregor 10 років тому +3

    Nice Project. You've just given me an Idea what to make for my local Hackerspace. Thanks for the inspiration. :)

    • @jimmydiresta
      @jimmydiresta 10 років тому

      thank you ! you're welcome!

  • @pingfavi1unda
    @pingfavi1unda 10 років тому

    I wonder was that wood boards have already be in white colour or you painted them before?

  • @JohnsTinyWoodshop
    @JohnsTinyWoodshop 5 років тому

    I love watching these videos just for the "What the frak did he just do" factor

  • @nickbutter9270
    @nickbutter9270 10 років тому

    nice job using the table saw to make the round seat. I would have worked my way with the jigsaw.

  • @edpowers9865
    @edpowers9865 8 років тому +1

    This is amazing but I have to ask, "How do you deal with all the sawdust boogers?"

  • @AliCheetham
    @AliCheetham 10 років тому

    WHY ARE YOU SUCH A GENIUS AAARGH no but seriously jimmy how do you just throw stuff together that happens to llok that great. also some backstory on why you have moved shop kinda? please!

  • @DemoNiq
    @DemoNiq 9 років тому

    you're like a DJ spinning those stool tops

  • @Geeksmithing
    @Geeksmithing 10 років тому

    Love it Jimmy! New shop? :)

  • @mansunoh8151
    @mansunoh8151 10 років тому

    wow awesome

  • @Dreemwever
    @Dreemwever 6 років тому

    AWESOME! Up For Sale?

  • @bassamalani4104
    @bassamalani4104 8 років тому

    good job

  • @bigjuicyone
    @bigjuicyone 10 років тому

    Jimmy how much time did it take to make both stools, other than the 6 minutes and 52 seconds it took in the video. The construction looks "simple" enough but most things that look easy take longer.

  • @marceaton3128
    @marceaton3128 10 років тому +1

    Never thought of using plywood for a stool. Great idea. New shop?

  • @kwibey
    @kwibey 8 років тому

    Amazing

  • @richardjreynolds6166
    @richardjreynolds6166 8 років тому

    Nice!

  • @rashidcherukara1116
    @rashidcherukara1116 7 років тому

    which type of wood is that? plywood category?

  • @51sicboy
    @51sicboy 10 років тому

    Nicely done. Do you have plans for sale or for free?

  • @praxisnode
    @praxisnode 10 років тому

    very nice stools,

  • @keco1406
    @keco1406 8 років тому

    more please

  • @llamawarllord
    @llamawarllord 8 років тому

    Nice radial arm saw! You don't see those so much anymore

    • @brandonp.6881
      @brandonp.6881 8 років тому

      +Elia Deck that looks like Norm's old radial arm saw!

  • @persebra
    @persebra 10 років тому +3

    i wish someone would commission you to build a tiny house! i would LOVE to see what you come up with.

  • @rhoula
    @rhoula 10 років тому

    Just a question if you don't mind. Did you use the whole sheet of plywood to make just two stools? Is it cost effective>
    Great video, by the way.
    Thank you for sharing.

    • @jimmydiresta
      @jimmydiresta 10 років тому

      ....the ply wood was 25 $ the video has been seen by 1000s of people and i assume has inspired a few of them.. yes. thank you for watching and commenting.

  • @joevadino
    @joevadino 10 років тому +2

    I always impatiently await your uploads like a crack addict!! Im turning into a crazy stalker fan! Damn you Diresta!

    • @jimmydiresta
      @jimmydiresta 10 років тому +3

      hahah love to hear this THANK YOU

    • @joevadino
      @joevadino 10 років тому

      dude you have a talent like none other and the way you film your videos is unique I have to meet you!! time to take a trip to NY!!

  • @robertobrognaro8408
    @robertobrognaro8408 6 років тому

    Un genio! !!

  • @ashdownnazarene
    @ashdownnazarene 6 років тому

    How long did this build take you?

  • @davidvancour1071
    @davidvancour1071 8 років тому +1

    damn are you good at everything you do

  • @Oncewings666
    @Oncewings666 10 років тому

    hey jimmy :) could you make another guitar stand please? the other one was awesome but i would really love to see a standalone guitar stand :) please and thank you :)

  • @MrShinnigami
    @MrShinnigami 10 років тому

    5:30 Coolest spinning DJ

  • @netmatrix75
    @netmatrix75 10 років тому

    That is cool. But i wish it was done with reclaimed wood like u used to.

  • @zklinski
    @zklinski 10 років тому

    new shop or just for make?