I like how you're using materials that are readily accessible to everyone.. Tape for clamps, CA glue, basic skills with a bit of added skilled flair! Well done
Agree this is a fun little project. I like how you left the booged pieces in the project showing that just because it is not perfect it still can work. Thank you for the idea.
My collection of funko pops have taken over my normal book shelves, while wasting a large amount of room behind them on the shelves...... and then this pops into my feed. I'll be building it all with hand tools as those are only resource I have but I am definitely building a larger version using your techniques. Thank you very much for sharing this!
Thank you Bob! You are the first guy I can recall that has shown the use of a stop block on table saw cross cuts. Maybe others do it and I just miss it. I appreciate the emphasis and explanation. The only time I've really hurt myself in the shop was trying to cross cut a piece of wood like this without stop block. It bound against the fence and came spinning back into my stomach. Ouch! With many years of woodworking behind me I'm thankful this has been my only real injury, but I'll never forget the stop block again. :)
I can never understand why people Thumbs Down the videos on this page. Everything he does is well thought out, educational and super well done. Keep up the great work!
Really fun project. Especially that it displays things that you and your kids built together. I member we made one for all of the Skylanders we had accumulated. As always great video. Keep it up Bob
Hey Bob what a great simple build. I just wanted to highlight that this idea for overlapping joints is really great for making drawer dividers if you ever want to stop clutter in you house or workshop drawers. Thanks for the great tips!
I wasn't a big BrickHeadz fan originally, but my son and I have gotten a decent collection. This is a great idea because all we do is set them on a shelf so they don't really get "displayed" easily. Will be making this soon.
Great way to start ang Friday morning at work; a bowl of cereal, a mug of coffee and an ILTMS new video. Regarding the project, I’m not much of a fan of the brickheadz, but it’s a great project to display anything else :D thanks ILTMS
That turned out really well! I've used a similar construction technique for beer bottle boxes and a torsion box assembly table. I've seen people really complicate those torsion boxes with not as predictable results, no names mentioned but it rhymes with Good Flisperer... (Love you Marc, you're my buddy though, just giving you a hard time). One observation that helped me was to not worry about your blade height, within reason, as long as you're more than half the width. Don't go too terribly high, but it doesn't have to be a precision-finnecky dial in. The interlocking pieces will cover up the void and you're going to glue it together anyway. This also gives you a little more flexibility during your glue up in case something stupid happens like a splinter between your grid pieces and they don't lock flush with each other. Not an issue for MDF but very real for plywood.
Great build!! Another way to prevent blow out is to just use blue tape instead of another piece of wood to back up the cut. I made something similar a few years ago for the LEGO Dimensions figures. Tried to kept them organized and displayed too.
While the need for a gap between blade and fence is essential if cutting off a piece, when doing slots like that kick back is much less of a concern since the whole piece continues to have support. The fence can be used normally.
You are truly inspirational. That walnut edging was so slick. While I will never build most of what you make I totally enjoy watching you come up with the designs and work through the build. It makes me want to get out there and build myself another boat. Thanks.
@@Iliketomakestuff You're welcome. I've made several boats. That's pretty much what my channel is about, me and my boats out on the ocean. I'd be honored if you checked it out.
Bob, the box looked good. To cut down on the edge banding would to have glued the walnut on prior to doing the cuts with the dado stack. That way you wouldn't have had to cut each individual piece.
Bob, Fun looking shelf. I am going to do something similar for the 100 or so Disney Infinity characters my kids have. It will be integrated into the entertainment center. Keep making stuff and inspiring all of us on the other side of the lens!
I saw a shadow box that used a mirror that was sandblasted for a design and then they added an LED on the inside to light up the image. when the LED was off it was a mirror, you couldn't see the design, but with the LED on it showed the design beautifully. I don't know if this is something you know how to do, but I was hoping if you did you wouldn't mind showing us how to do it. PLEASE!!!!
My first thought when you were cutting the plywood was : "Wont you have blowout? Because thats my experience with Plywood" :) Thanks for this project, really like it
Instead of sandwiching a sacrificial piece, I have always had good luck with putting painters tape across the area to be cut. It tends to hold the fibers in place and leave clean edges
I really appreciate how you broke down and explained little things concisely. Keeps the pace of the video up 😁 I’ll definitely sub even tho I don’t have a table saw, or those cool LEGO figures lol
Great project! Being an AFOL, I have never been a real big fan of the Brick Headz line. However, I didn’t know there was a Boba Fett. I need that in my life!
That's an awesome display box! I've never seen the box cutter/hand saw for "edge banding" before. Will definitely have to keep that in mind. Love the LEGO incorporation as well!!
It is really good. But I am looking to the compartment of different sizes to display different things. I will figure it out. Like making each compartment separately then joining them together. That is because you inspired me. Thanks
I like how you're using materials that are readily accessible to everyone.. Tape for clamps, CA glue, basic skills with a bit of added skilled flair! Well done
Who else watches these and has never built anything in their life. I watch these because I enjoy Bob’s creativity with his different builds!
Agree this is a fun little project. I like how you left the booged pieces in the project showing that just because it is not perfect it still can work. Thank you for the idea.
My collection of funko pops have taken over my normal book shelves, while wasting a large amount of room behind them on the shelves...... and then this pops into my feed. I'll be building it all with hand tools as those are only resource I have but I am definitely building a larger version using your techniques. Thank you very much for sharing this!
Thank you Bob! You are the first guy I can recall that has shown the use of a stop block on table saw cross cuts. Maybe others do it and I just miss it. I appreciate the emphasis and explanation. The only time I've really hurt myself in the shop was trying to cross cut a piece of wood like this without stop block. It bound against the fence and came spinning back into my stomach. Ouch! With many years of woodworking behind me I'm thankful this has been my only real injury, but I'll never forget the stop block again. :)
I actually learned quite a bit from this project! I love how informative this one was! The tips with the table saw were super helpful.
Glad to hear that!!
Awesome video! Quick and easy, but with good information that’s not pandering or tiresome.
I now have a new project to show off my collectibles. Great video. Thank you very much!
I love the way the walnut looks, makes the whole thing pop
LOVE your videos! For some reason there satisfying!
awesome quick project! love it!
Liked that trick you used with the blue tape to hold the sides together... quick alternative to clamps on a small project like this.
I can never understand why people Thumbs Down the videos on this page. Everything he does is well thought out, educational and super well done. Keep up the great work!
I like how you were able to grab some of your scraps of walnut from other projects to dress this one up. Good tips about cutting the halflaps!
Awesome tip on getting the material off of the fence!
Awesome project for all levels of woodworkers.
So nice to watch! Love the way the slots cut fit it together and the walnut finishing
Thanks for the awesome video and the skill share subscription
Great work. I am really impressed. Mad skills!!!
Might have to build one of these myself. Nice work!!👍🏻👍🏻
Great video. Anyone with kids needs a whole lot of these.
*I can think of so many applications! Thank you for being so thorough.*
Really fun project. Especially that it displays things that you and your kids built together. I member we made one for all of the Skylanders we had accumulated. As always great video. Keep it up Bob
I did a skylander one too! The odds!
David Ingram haha. I know! Ours is still up. Super outdated tho😂
Hey Bob what a great simple build. I just wanted to highlight that this idea for overlapping joints is really great for making drawer dividers if you ever want to stop clutter in you house or workshop drawers. Thanks for the great tips!
Another simple but great project! Keep on making stuff! Greetings from Germany
Hell yeah. This one goes on the To Do list
I wasn't a big BrickHeadz fan originally, but my son and I have gotten a decent collection. This is a great idea because all we do is set them on a shelf so they don't really get "displayed" easily. Will be making this soon.
This will be a fantastic way to display the family's model and toy train collection. Thanks, Bob!
Perfect Box doesn't exi... oh wait!
Am I the only one who found it way too satisfying?
The walnut really takes it to another level.
I love the music at 4:45 you've used it often and you should keep doing it! Adds a very cool feeling to the edit, like it's a big production tv show
You know what’s really good to make a shadow box from for your Lego toys? Lego bricks :)))
Great way to start ang Friday morning at work; a bowl of cereal, a mug of coffee and an ILTMS new video.
Regarding the project, I’m not much of a fan of the brickheadz, but it’s a great project to display anything else :D thanks ILTMS
Super simple, super clean, super awesome
I would love to have a workshop like yours Sir. Very Cool !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Also that is a awesome shadow box.
Looks great Bob! I think I’ll have to make one for my son’s pop vinyl collection
Excellent job on building the brickhead shelf.
I really like how this came out. Love the 2 tones of wood color. Simple build but great information provided in this video.
Sweet little display shelf!!
That turned out really well! I've used a similar construction technique for beer bottle boxes and a torsion box assembly table. I've seen people really complicate those torsion boxes with not as predictable results, no names mentioned but it rhymes with Good Flisperer... (Love you Marc, you're my buddy though, just giving you a hard time).
One observation that helped me was to not worry about your blade height, within reason, as long as you're more than half the width. Don't go too terribly high, but it doesn't have to be a precision-finnecky dial in. The interlocking pieces will cover up the void and you're going to glue it together anyway. This also gives you a little more flexibility during your glue up in case something stupid happens like a splinter between your grid pieces and they don't lock flush with each other. Not an issue for MDF but very real for plywood.
That was simple and beautiful! Thanks for explaining and all the step-by-step details.
I love your humble content Bob!
love the simplicity of this one. I need one of these.
I look forward to your videos every week after school
Looks awesome bob
But u can add a back light of led a will look perfect to showoff 😍😍😍
Great build!! Another way to prevent blow out is to just use blue tape instead of another piece of wood to back up the cut.
I made something similar a few years ago for the LEGO Dimensions figures. Tried to kept them organized and displayed too.
Excellent tips for using the dado stack - I definitely learnt something new!
While the need for a gap between blade and fence is essential if cutting off a piece, when doing slots like that kick back is much less of a concern since the whole piece continues to have support. The fence can be used normally.
Beautiful display thanks for posting
came out really nice!
Your videos are a pleasure to watch!
Nicely done Bob! 👍🏻👊🏻
That was pretty awesome. And great finished project
Thanks!
Simple and beatiful. Im thinking of making one for mi little/smaller plants, so i can organize and give a nice look for them.
Its really good idea for displaying my funko pop thanks bob!!😊
You are truly inspirational. That walnut edging was so slick. While I will never build most of what you make I totally enjoy watching you come up with the designs and work through the build. It makes me want to get out there and build myself another boat. Thanks.
Thank you! I really appreciate that! You made a boat?!? That's awesome!!
Whatever floats your boat!
@@Geeksmithing HA!! That genuinely made me laugh! Thanks.
@@Iliketomakestuff You're welcome. I've made several boats. That's pretty much what my channel is about, me and my boats out on the ocean. I'd be honored if you checked it out.
@@WoodenBoatGuy I expected a more stern comment from you.
I just made something exactly like this a couple weeks ago, but in cardboard since it's gona be a 'one time use'.
I love your videos.
Was literally looking for a week for a decent tutorial on this. Then, this just showed up in my subs. Well played, sir.
God that’s so clean. And useful since I’m also a big LEGO fan.
Look's like I am late to the party. Outstanding video. Thank you for taking the time to share your technique.
Bob, the box looked good. To cut down on the edge banding would to have glued the walnut on prior to doing the cuts with the dado stack. That way you wouldn't have had to cut each individual piece.
Bob,
Fun looking shelf. I am going to do something similar for the 100 or so Disney Infinity characters my kids have. It will be integrated into the entertainment center.
Keep making stuff and inspiring all of us on the other side of the lens!
That walnut really classes up the whole box
dude, you could definitely come up with a nice wooden rocking horse!!! that'd be so cool
Awesome video man. Have an amazing weekend, Andreas 🇸🇪
Great little project, I got a whole bunch of little starships that need a home and this would be just the thing for them. Thanks for the inspiration!
I saw a shadow box that used a mirror that was sandblasted for a design and then they added an LED on the inside to light up the image. when the LED was off it was a mirror, you couldn't see the design, but with the LED on it showed the design beautifully. I don't know if this is something you know how to do, but I was hoping if you did you wouldn't mind showing us how to do it. PLEASE!!!!
Very nice! this would be perfect for displaying my collectable Liquor bottles
Great as always Bob!
weird timing. I just started to make one of these for my wife/daughter when you uploaded this. Got some good tips.
Thanks!
That turned out awesome, bob! Keep it up. Love your vids!
My first thought when you were cutting the plywood was : "Wont you have blowout? Because thats my experience with Plywood" :) Thanks for this project, really like it
Instead of sandwiching a sacrificial piece, I have always had good luck with putting painters tape across the area to be cut. It tends to hold the fibers in place and leave clean edges
Definitely going to do this! Great Job!
Love it. Very similar to my pop toy shelf video. Great project Bob! Love the Walnut edge banding.
It’s like a OG ILTMS video without Josh on camera. Not sure if this video makes me want to build a shadow box or start collecting Brickheadz more???
Looks very cute ...never new there are so many steps to a box 📦 🤯 well done!!!
Just discovered your videos today, the how to make a notebook video was suggested by YT and I'm glad it was, great stuff!!
The explication on this video there truly top notch
wow, that’s it beautiful!
I'm making something similar to this right now! Thanks for the tips and inspiration!
great effect, cheers from Poland
Excellent project. Going on top of my todo list. I have a yo-yo and Rubik cube collection I want to display.
I really appreciate how you broke down and explained little things concisely. Keeps the pace of the video up 😁 I’ll definitely sub even tho I don’t have a table saw, or those cool LEGO figures lol
First time here. You do EXCELLENT work and the delivery is EXCELLENT too!!! Just earned a new subscriber!!!
Great project! Being an AFOL, I have never been a real big fan of the Brick Headz line. However, I didn’t know there was a Boba Fett. I need that in my life!
Nice 👍🏻!🤗 . Very funny project!
I have been waiting for a project just like this. Great job on the build!
Great video, I am just about to do something like this for coffee mugs and this is a great help in thinking through the process, thank you!
Great job and thank you for making this video I think it could be really useful. You could use it for funko pops
Beautiful job, man!!! 😊
punk rock backsound. i bet you record it by urself. Bob, ur jack of all trades!
bob the builder all grown up have kids now daaamm and still building things i love it xD
That's an awesome display box! I've never seen the box cutter/hand saw for "edge banding" before. Will definitely have to keep that in mind. Love the LEGO incorporation as well!!
It is really good. But I am looking to the compartment of different sizes to display different things. I will figure it out. Like making each compartment separately then joining them together. That is because you inspired me. Thanks
Nice project Bob! Thank you for sharing the video.👍😎JP
liked this one, I may try it soon.
I love those Brick Heads. I have the Batman set!
Maybe I need a shadow box for mine :)
I didn’t know you could use “Notes” in iCloud that way!!!! Thanks Bob!
love this project just like all your other projects, keep making the cool stuff