Hand tools Cabinet Part 3. Mounting the Cabinet and Doors, Attaching the Hinges and Fixtures.
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- What's Happening Everyone! In this video I continue the hand tools cabinet, I Mount the cabinet and the doors and add some fixtures and fittings.
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I love the direct utilitarian design, no bling, it is just straight up in your face and purpose driven function. This cabinet means business. Thank you for documenting and sharing this project.
Cheers Corey
Well done John. Looks better and better.
Well done John, great work!!!
Fantastic cabinet design, been following the videos keenly. I'll make a similar design with lots of internal shelves in both cabinet and doors, to store all my craft supplies and small tools. Love the fact that you've used French Cleats, as they are not often given the credit they deserve. I only discovered them from a Paul Sellers video, never heard of them before! Thanks for taking the time to film this build, it's been really informative.
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice utilitarian Cabinet. Wish I had the room for one.
Very nice cabinet. Efficient use of space, too. Thanks!
Very welcome
Beautiful built, like the design and we'll engineered!! And like always like hearing your insights!!
Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it
Excellent job. Your channel is giving me lots of motivation to start my own projects.
Great to hear
I’m really enjoying this build. Beautiful and practical (and not over-the-top showy). I’d like to build something like this in a couple years when I retire and relocate.
Glad you like it, more to follow 😀
Great stuff John, really coming together now!
Cheers Rob
I was thinking of the dead space behind your plane shelf. If you made a slide out shelf on the left of the cabinet, you could use the space behind the plain's.
Wow it looks great, great project. 👍🏼🍻
Thanks 👍
Looking good! Love the padlock, honest man saying. Very true😂
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great job John
Great design John - coming on well
Thanks 👍
Nice work John.😀👍
Thanks 👍
Hi John, you’ve made a fine job of the cabinet and I like the video series. The plane and saw till looks great - functional and elegant.
I’ve been thinking about your design and how I might implement it in my workshop.
I can’t help noticing the two big empty spaces on the workshop wall either side of the cabinet. With your design it looks like you have to keep these clear to allow for the doors to swing open, perhaps there’s room for something thin that lies flat to the wall..?
Anyway... I was thinking...
1. Full depth base cabinet for planes and saws etc. - just as you have done.
2. A little less than half-depth doors with storage only on the inside with faux shaker style outer faces.
3. Half depth cabinets mounted on the wall either side of the main cabinet.
The advantages are that more of the wall space would get used, the main cabinet wouldn’t hang out too far out from the wall over the worktop and the doors would be lighter - perhaps allowing piano hinges to be used. When you open the main cabinet doors they’d simply fold back on top of the half-depth cabinets either side... I’d be interested to know what you think..? By the way I only came up with this alternative this after watching your video - so thanks for helping me visualise the problem - all the best...
Like it grew there!
Great, another project I need to copy! Thanks for all you do
Go for it!
Looking good so far. Every change you've made to.your back drop has got better each time. A genuine upgrade 👍🏻
Cheers Rob
😁 that is going to look so good as your new backdrop 😁. Enjoying the build.... I want one. I'm just a bit short on wall space 😁. Just an idea (too late now) but it would have been a nice touch (I'll try and describe...) instead of the hooks to hold the doors open, could you have used a second main bolt... separated so you have the bolt on one side and the catch on the other.. so when the doors are open you use the bolt again to hold it open (my god that was a s#!t description... but you get the idea). Looking forward to the next one John. Stay safe 😁👍
Thanks Frank
Enjoying watching the progress. Designing it with the removable till was an excellent approach.👍 Looking forward to part 4.
More to come!
Coming along nicely mate....... nothing like a good smack in the face from a tool box door lolol looking forward to the next episode mate 👍
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Still watching still enjoying.
A very neat, tidy and functional cabinet. Great job as usual.
Awesome, John! It's looking great! 😃
Looking forward to see more from this project!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Well done lad looking fab :-)
Nice job John, Thanks
Great vid John! That tool cabinet is amazing fit for purpose very utilitarian ! Nearly finished my workshop just one more osb board to go, then the fun begins, making cabinets and putting all my tools which I have been accumulating over the past 40 years for my retirement! Can't wait to start making things. I've got a load of vintage reclaimed teak which I am dying to use!
Nice one Paul enjoy your workshop
Looks good, John. :)
I love those types of tool cabinets and you did a fine job at it too. Once I finish my workbench Ill see what ill do for space to make one myself.
A great design, well done!
Glad you like it!
Great looking cabinet, I think that was a good choice of ironmongery, really suits the functional design you have gone for.
Grand excuse to buy more tools now lad to fill it up. Looking good alot more organised than my place😀👍
A great excuse indeed!
Not at my best in this one, working very long days. Better to keep this one short, there is a lot to do in the next video.
It's looking nice and tidy. Look forward to the next one.
Loving the videos John. Do you have any affiliated links, in particular the DX4000. Looking to buy some tools and wanted to help support your channel.
Jon I wish I could see this cabinet why it’s coming it sounds amazing keep in the videos hopefully I’ll get my mate to help me make one for all my old vintage tools which I’m collecting at the moment can’t wait for the next video
Was waiting for this! looking good! take care of yourself. Looking forward to part 4!
Thanks! You too!
Nice job there John, you’re putting us carpenters to shame 👍
Thanks Richard.
Hey John this is my second time watching this series through and I had a thought….. if you’re using the hinges on the outside, wouldn’t that defeat the purpose of putting a lock on it? If someone could just grab a screw driver and take the doors off? Just a thought, hopefully it’ll never come to that but I was wondering if there was any way around that?
this is looking great - look forward to seeing it getting finished. Now that you have a few tools in it, it's getting easier to imagine just how many tools you'll be able to store (but still easily get at) in such a small space. Pretty amazing really. I may do something similar on a small scale (I don't have anything like that many planes) just to get all my smaller tools like chisels, rasps, saws, screwdrivers and all that - even all the rulers, straight edges, combi-squares etc. etc. etc. out of drawers and organised where I can see them, even if it's just to save them from getting damaged whenever I'm rooting around in them for the one I want. I assume you'll be putting that dehumidifier up out of the road nearer the top of the cabinet as you go on?
Looks good!
Hi John
Just a quick question if you can remember back. The OSB plywood sheets you put up were they 18mm thick?
I’m setting up a new workshop.
Keep up the great work you are an inspiration.
yes I think they were 18mm
Cheers John 👍
What dehumidifier do u use? I see it doesn't have to be plugged in.
Great job John, great idea to go with them hinges in the end. What are you gonna do with your old hand plane cabinet? I'll take it 😄😄
Hi John, I've used single french cleats before, but never two on the same box. I'd be afraid only one would have any weight on it. How exactly does the vertical spacing need to match between the box and wall cleats?
Great job John. Looking forward to the next one. I spotted a welding shield on your workbench. Do you do some metal work as well. Do you reckon you'll do some projects with steel in the future.
Its is something I would like to do more of, I would love a metal lathe and to do some more welding. Its just finding the time.
It would be great. You could make some spectacular pieces with timber and steel. Where do you get your timber from? I'm looking for a good place in Cork to get timber from.
Would there be any merit to putting a third hinge mounted with the long side mounted to the carcass so the weight is getting distributed more evenly?
I certainty wouldn't hurt
Not worried about the brass screws being too soft?
They are brass coated, they are strong enough
Nice Job, the workshop walls are class. I have a similar workshop (steeltech). I got kingspan on mine from the factory, walls and ceiling but I still find the noise coming from it is a bit of a nuisance to the neighbours so I'm studding it out and started sheeting the ceiling with osb. Have You neighbor's close by and if so have You had any complaints? Not a usual question I know but curious?
I wish I had got the Kingspan! I have neighbours both sides of me but they can't really hear me. I try not to make noise late at night or early on the weekends. They probably think I mad talking to myself in the workshop anyway 😂
@@JohnMcGrathManInShed Same as Myself, I work 5 days a week and get home around 7 so don't get a lot of time during the week to make noise. Weekends are full blown but like You, I don't start till maybe 11 o'clock or so in the mornings. Give the neighbours a chance to have a rest ha👍Great channel by the way. Nice to see an Irish man making an impact on the world of UA-cam Woodworking 👍
Hi John, just as a side note, there are no new no4 hand planes in the UK at the moment, not decent ones anyway and I can't seem to win a bid on eBay, #@%**\ frustrating. Regards Jim
There is a real shortage on everything I'm noticing. I had 20 Stanley No4's last year which I refurbished and I couldn't give them away!
@@JohnMcGrathManInShed Bugger lol, story of my life. Take care pal, speak to you soon. Regards Jim.