So I’m looking at this amazing build and saying to myself, I’ve got that tool, that machine and that machine so yeah, I can do this. Then I went to my drawer of skill and knowledge and realised how empty it was. I mean it echoes in there. Probably should have invested in the tool between my ears first. 😛
I can't tell you how complimentary and refreshing that comment is. The usual comment is "yeah, I could build that too if I had all those tools." People seem to forget that tools don't drive themselves, nor do they take into account design, joinery layout, wood movement, grain direction, etc. The tools only do what we tell them to do...well, most of the time...😂
Keith, you inspire me to get back into woodworking. After we had our first son years back I just never had time to go down into my workshop. Then we moved and I sold all my woodworking tools. But now that my kids are older and I have more free time, watching your videos makes me want to create again. Thanks so much.
Wow! You just inspired ME! It's comments like yours that make all the hours of editing and filming worth it. So, thank YOU! And best of luck getting back out in the shop and making some sawdust. Just be sure to wear a respirator 😉👊
This video was incredibly impressive. So much knowledge and skill, and better yet you share it all without hesitation. I've been making furniture for almost 4 years and learned a few great things in this. Thank you!
a god level mode of woodwork. wood working and camping are among my most favorite content on youtube. I plan on doing some diy projects but probably just gonna do the simpliest and easiest way the pocket hole and wood glue lol.
Sir. I came to know about you on Instagram. You are the most skilled, intelligent and knowledgeable person i have ever known in the field of wood working. I have never seen any of the tools you have been working with in my country. Respect your knowledge. Fan from india Sir.
Videos like this really help me realize that I don't know s*** about anything. I am an expert in nothing... But I love woodworking anyway! Thanks for the lesson in humility 😅
Wow! I’ve been working with wood for a few years now, but I don’t think I’ll reach your skill level. I am amazed at what you do with wood. And I love your wit and humor that goes along with it. I’m so glad you are putting videos out again. I really missed them when you took that break. You are my top three UA-camrs.
My man! Thanks so much, Mike! That's very humbling. And thanks for watching since the beginning...I definitely have regrets about taking such a long break to focus on Instagram, but it's full speed ahead now! 👍
The videos/projects just keep getting better!!! The console table is absolutely beautiful. To anyone wondering if the patreon membership for KJ is worth it, I can vouche that it 100% is!!! KJ has helped me in numerous ways via patreon, thank you sir This is my first time seeing the l-fence, thanks for sharing.
I would seriously buy this, it looks fantastic for my wall here, i dont have the tools to make this myself, ill leave the craft to others. Two of these floating in the room here on my left would clean up the place, and make it look fancier
Maestro Keith Johnson miró su arte admirable y veo lo maravilloso de su trabajo felicidades nuevamente es usted genial bendiciones para usted y toda su familia de Aguascalientes México Francisco gamez 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😀 saludos cordiales y un fuerte abrazo
In depth tutorial for the dude like me who is about to start building TV console. Wish me luck haha - I've never built anything that complex before so fingers crossed
I built an almost exactly same looking cabinet. 4 solid wood doors with continuos grain, push to open, dovetail batton stabilized. Nobody, I mean nobody has ever noticed any of those details :-/. At least I am happy now that even professionals would build it the same way.
I really enjoyed the door movement part. You don't see those kind of advanced techniques as often. I don't know if I could justify that extra time for an almost hidden detail (unless those doors really expected abuse) but it was fun to see how it's done.
Thanks Brent! The extra time was worth it to make sure those doors remain flat...at least hopefully they stay that way. LOL. But i've never heard back from the client, so they must be good!
I absolutely love these doors. I've done some similar (but much more crude) techniques with dovetail battens for a few pieces around the house and for friends, AFTER I saw this video for the first time. It was a great technique and I've enjoyed using it to up my own game and build some more skills.
Beautiful cabinet, and a great video. Dovetail battens are a time-tested method to keep panels flat. Unless abused, this piece will last for hundreds of years.
I love your optimism, Rich! I sincerely hope you are correct...you just never know when wood is gonna stand up and smack you square in the face no matter what you do to control it. 😜
Clean look, good execution, fun and unpretentious presentation. Good one. :) Ony one thing: soft close hinges and PTO don't really work together... but I'll just chuck it up to your client insisting on it.
What a simple, yet stunning piece of furniture. I bet it will last for generations even if some weirdo paints it purple down the road. There are not many woodworkers that put that much thought into grain orientation like you and that really makes a great piece separate from an amateurish one. Congratulations!
😂😆 OMG purple paint...can you imagine?!?! You're probably right, though...all that effort just to slather it in paint and make it look like a giant eggplant. Well, hopefully it will still be functional. LOL. And thanks for the kind words! 🙏 👍
GREAT content. Inserta hinges are a game changer. However when I use Blum's push to open mechanism (Tip On) on hinged doors I typically use a "free swing" hinge which pops the door open way further than the soft close hinge and also helps not have to manually push the bumper in before you close a door that has soft close hinge on it.
Thanks Taylor! Good tip! These hinges allow you to turn off that soft close mechanism, so if the client doesn’t like the way they operate currently they can turn it off. 👍🏻
Take care of those hands please!!! Excellent job! Very good idea of the bars to accompany the dilation of the wood. Germán, Montevideo, Uruguay (Forgive my English....)
Great video and project as usual. A tip for cutting elongated screw slots using the Domino that I've found very helpful - layout Domino center lines on opposite faces - cut a 10mm slot on the top face using the medium width setting. Then cut a 5mm or 4mm slot on the opposite face (again medium width setting). Manipulate the plunge depths as required. This accomodates a #10 or #8 wood screw (washer head type) nicely. I posted process on the FOG (Festool Owners Group), if you're interensted.
i had no idea how much i didn't know until i watched this gorgeous piece get made. GEE THANKS KEITH. kidding, i loved it and will definitely be following up on the barrage of knowledge bombs dropped here.
Been subscribed for a long time Keith, and I'm not sure if I've seen this one, which is a surprise. So I did what any rational person who stayed up until 6am watching furniture porn would do. I skipped to the very end to see the finished product. Exquisite. Also; I'd like to start my own channel this year, and have many hours of footage recorded. But I have a ton of questions going into this. Perhaps I could pick your brain one day
Hi Keith, it would be really cool if you made a video on how you source wood or pick out your materials. I’m an amateur woodworker but am having a very hard time identifying where to buy hardwoods at a reasonable price.
I actually buy a lot of materials on CraigsList and Facebook marketplace. There are a lot of people out there who mill lumber to subsidize their woodworking hobby. Try searching in your local area.
This video just came up on my "to watch" list. Very nice, especially with the "keys". But at the end I noticed that you had to push in the little opener cylinders because the soft close doesn't provide enough force to reset them. I'm not sure that's such a good combination.
Customer didn’t want any hardware visible. While the 2 mechanisms don’t work in tandem the soft close still prevents the doors from slamming closed. And if at some point the client changes their mind, they can add door pulls, remove the push to open mechanisms and the soft close is ready to go.
Nice and clean simple design . Great piece love the way you did the cleats . i also have done cleats like those on a chest lid and have had great results. Thanks Keith
Keith - have you done a more in-depth video on the L-Fence? It seems like a basic concept and simple for regular cuts, but I would like more info on how to set it up for a miter. Awesome solution!
Steve!!!! Great to hear from you mate!! If you are a subscriber to Fine Woodworking online you can access their build article under "the Incredible L-fence"
This is amazing, thank you for making the video! A lot to ask but would really love to see this built entirely out of plywood. Think you're up for a new video?
Thanks man! If you want to pay for materials and labor to build it and labor to edit the video, I’ll be happy to build whatever you want. Lol. You can check out this video which the casework was done in plywood: Yes, plywood can make beautiful furniture. ua-cam.com/video/PzN5g3b4jOM/v-deo.html
Great build!! You should advertise custom coasters with every furniture build just in case someone rests their drink on your great creations. I'd advise them not to rest their drinks there, but people aren't always perfect.
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So I’m looking at this amazing build and saying to myself, I’ve got that tool, that machine and that machine so yeah, I can do this. Then I went to my drawer of skill and knowledge and realised how empty it was. I mean it echoes in there. Probably should have invested in the tool between my ears first. 😛
I can't tell you how complimentary and refreshing that comment is. The usual comment is "yeah, I could build that too if I had all those tools." People seem to forget that tools don't drive themselves, nor do they take into account design, joinery layout, wood movement, grain direction, etc. The tools only do what we tell them to do...well, most of the time...😂
The best comment I've ever seen when someone says they could too if ...
Was " No you can't " 😄
@@billystray7007 I think I’ve used that response! 😬😂
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I knew it was you !!!!
@@billystray7007 Guilty as charged!
Whenever I get too chummy about my wood working abilities I just watch this video and am quickly brought back down to earth...
😂 We are all striving to be better at what we do, so just keep at it! 👍
Stopped dovetail key ways... you’re such a boss, Keith.
😂 Thanks bro! Hopefully I never have to do those again, though. 😜👊🏻
Keith, you inspire me to get back into woodworking. After we had our first son years back I just never had time to go down into my workshop. Then we moved and I sold all my woodworking tools. But now that my kids are older and I have more free time, watching your videos makes me want to create again. Thanks so much.
Wow! You just inspired ME! It's comments like yours that make all the hours of editing and filming worth it. So, thank YOU! And best of luck getting back out in the shop and making some sawdust. Just be sure to wear a respirator 😉👊
This video was incredibly impressive. So much knowledge and skill, and better yet you share it all without hesitation. I've been making furniture for almost 4 years and learned a few great things in this. Thank you!
Wow, thank you! So glad it was helpful, Kelby! 👍
First minute explained everything I was looking for. But let's continue watching - there is more gold in there!
😂 Don’t jump too fast!
Excellent work as always Keith. You're an inspiration.
Thank you so much 😀
Easily one of my top 3 favorite woodworking channels. Love this piece!
Hot diggity!! Thank you so much! 🙌🏻
a god level mode of woodwork. wood working and camping are among my most favorite content on youtube. I plan on doing some diy projects but probably just gonna do the simpliest and easiest way the pocket hole and wood glue lol.
Go for it! 👍
I don't think anything right now. I am just to impressed!
And I am mighty thankful. Thank you!!
Very nice build, especially the door expansion detailing. I've been wondering how to do this the right way for solid wood doors, now I know. Thanks.
You’re welcome! So glad to hear it was useful info!!
Sir. I came to know about you on Instagram. You are the most skilled, intelligent and knowledgeable person i have ever known in the field of wood working. I have never seen any of the tools you have been working with in my country. Respect your knowledge.
Fan from india Sir.
Thank you very much!
Videos like this really help me realize that I don't know s*** about anything. I am an expert in nothing... But I love woodworking anyway! Thanks for the lesson in humility 😅
😂 rest easy, my friend! We are all at different levels and all still have lots to learn 👊🏻
Wow! I’ve been working with wood for a few years now, but I don’t think I’ll reach your skill level. I am amazed at what you do with wood. And I love your wit and humor that goes along with it. I’m so glad you are putting videos out again. I really missed them when you took that break. You are my top three UA-camrs.
My man! Thanks so much, Mike! That's very humbling. And thanks for watching since the beginning...I definitely have regrets about taking such a long break to focus on Instagram, but it's full speed ahead now! 👍
The most expensive workshop of the world! Everything is top class!! ✌️
Thanks Sal!! 25 years of investing in my tools and shop space 😉 😎
One of the best builds I've ever seen. Very straightforward, solid joinery, clean, great materials.
Wow, thanks! I appreciate that 👊. Thanks for watching.
The videos/projects just keep getting better!!! The console table is absolutely beautiful. To anyone wondering if the patreon membership for KJ is worth it, I can vouche that it 100% is!!! KJ has helped me in numerous ways via patreon, thank you sir This is my first time seeing the l-fence, thanks for sharing.
Boom! Thanks so much for all your support!!And you gotta build the L-fence. Super simple and a total game changer.
You make better use of Bitmoji than any other woodworking channel. Eat your hearts out Wood Whisperer and Matt Crematorium.
😂😆 Thank you!
I would seriously buy this, it looks fantastic for my wall here, i dont have the tools to make this myself, ill leave the craft to others. Two of these floating in the room here on my left would clean up the place, and make it look fancier
Thanks man! I appreciate it.
i have watched some of your work and very impressive workmanship, JOB WELL DONE SIR
Thank you very much!
lo increible, y hermoso del proyecto... que bueno tener todas las herramientas para cualquier cosa q se presente
👍 🙏 😎
When that dovetail batten locked in at 16:45 - so satisfying
I'd argue if I could 😜
A Beautyful artpeace.
🙏👍😎
Maestro Keith Johnson miró su arte admirable y veo lo maravilloso de su trabajo felicidades nuevamente es usted genial bendiciones para usted y toda su familia de Aguascalientes México Francisco gamez 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😀 saludos cordiales y un fuerte abrazo
Muchos gracias Cesar!! 🙏 👍 🙏😎
In depth tutorial for the dude like me who is about to start building TV console. Wish me luck haha - I've never built anything that complex before so fingers crossed
Woo hoo! Go for it! It's only wood...it grows on trees. 😜👍
Awesome job! Also, I finally get to see what rubio natural looks like on white oak...and it looks great.
Thank you! Cheers! I've actually never used it on white oak before either, but I am totally sold now!
I built an almost exactly same looking cabinet. 4 solid wood doors with continuos grain, push to open, dovetail batton stabilized. Nobody, I mean nobody has ever noticed any of those details :-/. At least I am happy now that even professionals would build it the same way.
You're right - only we would notice those details. The normal person has no idea why they are for or that wood even moves. 😂
I really enjoyed the door movement part. You don't see those kind of advanced techniques as often. I don't know if I could justify that extra time for an almost hidden detail (unless those doors really expected abuse) but it was fun to see how it's done.
Thanks Brent! The extra time was worth it to make sure those doors remain flat...at least hopefully they stay that way. LOL. But i've never heard back from the client, so they must be good!
I absolutely love these doors. I've done some similar (but much more crude) techniques with dovetail battens for a few pieces around the house and for friends, AFTER I saw this video for the first time.
It was a great technique and I've enjoyed using it to up my own game and build some more skills.
thanks for the awesome videos. i have watched many many of your timeless master pieces.
Thanks very much! 🙏🏻
Unbelievable finish! The attention to detail throughout this project. Astounding!
Wow!! Thanks Richard! 🙏🏻👊🏻
Fixing mistakes is where the real skill is. Very nice
Thanks very much!!
YES...my Saturday morning entertainment has arrived..thanks Keith!
Right on Nate!! Hope you enjoy this one!
Fantastic work, Keith! Keep it up
Thank you kindly! Will do!! 👍 😎
Beautiful cabinet, and a great video. Dovetail battens are a time-tested method to keep panels flat. Unless abused, this piece will last for hundreds of years.
I love your optimism, Rich! I sincerely hope you are correct...you just never know when wood is gonna stand up and smack you square in the face no matter what you do to control it. 😜
Woodworking hero, hope one day to attain that set of skills and perfection
Thank you so much!!
Another awesome job Keith. It's always a pleasure watching a true Craftsman.
Thanks Mike! I appreciate the kind words. 🙏🏻👍🏻
I think it is lovely how much care and passion for detail you put in your work. Congratulations!
Thank you so much!
This is the first video I've seen of yours. 3 seconds in I was like "Oh yea, I like this guy"😂😂
😂 Right on! Thanks Ethan! I appreciate that 🙌😎
Clean look, good execution, fun and unpretentious presentation. Good one. :) Ony one thing: soft close hinges and PTO don't really work together... but I'll just chuck it up to your client insisting on it.
THanks. If the PTO is ever removed, the soft close is ready to go.
I don’t know if most people appreciate how well those domino mitres are done. Nice work.
Thanks Logan! It's actually the first Domino miter joint I've done. I don't know how that glue-up would have gone down without it. 😂
It’s a gorgeous piece, one of the best among all the wall Mount cabinets I saw on UA-cam
Thank you very much!
What a simple, yet stunning piece of furniture. I bet it will last for generations even if some weirdo paints it purple down the road.
There are not many woodworkers that put that much thought into grain orientation like you and that really makes a great piece separate from an amateurish one. Congratulations!
😂😆 OMG purple paint...can you imagine?!?! You're probably right, though...all that effort just to slather it in paint and make it look like a giant eggplant. Well, hopefully it will still be functional. LOL. And thanks for the kind words! 🙏 👍
that L fence trick is gold. so smart
Fine Woodworking magazine for the win!!
Every Video is another learning experience!
So glad to hear that! Thanks a lot, Milton. I guess I'm doing something right! 😜👍
I'm not a builder but enjoy watching this high level work being done!! love it!
Awesome! Thank you!
Потрясающе!!! Wonderful
Thank you!! 🙏 👍
GREAT content. Inserta hinges are a game changer. However when I use Blum's push to open mechanism (Tip On) on hinged doors I typically use a "free swing" hinge which pops the door open way further than the soft close hinge and also helps not have to manually push the bumper in before you close a door that has soft close hinge on it.
Thanks Taylor! Good tip! These hinges allow you to turn off that soft close mechanism, so if the client doesn’t like the way they operate currently they can turn it off. 👍🏻
You’re a crazy talented dude, Keith. Thanks for sharing the process with us plebs.
Thanks Robbie! Thanks so much for the comment and following along with my content. And we are all plebs in one way or another 😉👍
Que uen trabajo, muy prolijo y tecnica admirable, saludos desde Bs. As.
🙏🏻👍🏻😎
Que lindo quedo el mueble, quedaría muy bien mi casa, lindo el gatito supervisor, saludos desde Lima - Perú
🙏 👍 😎 😺
Hi Keith.
Awesome video as usual.
Keep up with the great content
Thanks very much! Will do! 👍🏻
Just beautiful work!
Thank you, Kristian!
I like those hinges. I appreciate your solution to stabilizing the doors. Looks great!
Thanks Julius!! I appreciate the kind words.
Cool method for keeping the door movement contained.
Thanks very much!!
It’s gorgeous!!
Thanks Alexis!! 😀
Looks nice ,I can see the cats happy as well .
They are! They love their shop time! 😺
Wow, thank you for the Blum hinge numbers. So helpful!
You’re welcome!!
Nice work, buddy! And, love your humor!!
Thanks Andy!! I appreciate that 🙏🏻👊🏻
5:06 Everybody makes mistakes, but this is what sets a true professional apart from the rest. Wow!
🙏👍
Really enjoying watching your videos!
Awesome, thank you! I appreciate that 👍
Take care of those hands please!!!
Excellent job! Very good idea of the bars to accompany the dilation of the wood.
Germán, Montevideo, Uruguay
(Forgive my English....)
Thank you!! 👍 🙏 😎
Hallo Keith,
ein sehr cooles Video!
Ich hab mir gleich mal ein Shirt in deinem Shop bestellt...👍
🙏👍😎
I can rest easy knowing that everytime Morsels gets hurt, he softly hoots like a lonely owl😁
😂 🦉 Thank you for articulating that so perfectly! (And for listening to the podcast!! 👊)
Very nice and professional
Thank you sir!!
This is gorgeous
Thanks very much, David!!
This is probably my favorite of your videos. The segment about the batten and expansion was great. I’m also intrigued by the L-fence.
Awesome! Thanks Rich. So glad to hear it was helpful. Thanks for the feedback.
Great video and project as usual. A tip for cutting elongated screw slots using the Domino that I've found very helpful - layout Domino center lines on opposite faces - cut a 10mm slot on the top face using the medium width setting. Then cut a 5mm or 4mm slot on the opposite face (again medium width setting). Manipulate the plunge depths as required. This accomodates a #10 or #8 wood screw (washer head type) nicely. I posted process on the FOG (Festool Owners Group), if you're interensted.
Cool! Thanks for the tip, Joe! 👍🏻
Ciao bello essenziale realizzato con gran maestria top. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Saluti dal Italia...
Thank you!! 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Brilliant job. Enjoy your videos. Good luck from India
Thank you so much 😀
I am amazing some of your works are very beautiful
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful piece!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Yay! This started my Saturday morning off right!
Also, nice custom ground dovetail table saw blade, Mr. Pekovich!
Haha! Yes!! Pekovich for the win. That's definitely a cool blade to have in the drawer. Thanks Scott!
I like the supervisor, the cat! I like your job too 😜
Thank you! 😊
Your precision and attention to detail is excellent. And I learn a lot from these videos. Thanks.
Thanks so much, Ethan! That’s so nice to hear! 🙏🏻👍🏻
I laughed so hard when the kitty scared you!
😹 😹
That turned out awesome!
Thanks man! I appreciate it!
i had no idea how much i didn't know until i watched this gorgeous piece get made. GEE THANKS KEITH. kidding, i loved it and will definitely be following up on the barrage of knowledge bombs dropped here.
right on man!! Super appreciate the kind words and glad the video was helpful!
Good job. Congratulations
Many many thanks!
Been subscribed for a long time Keith, and I'm not sure if I've seen this one, which is a surprise. So I did what any rational person who stayed up until 6am watching furniture porn would do. I skipped to the very end to see the finished product. Exquisite. Also; I'd like to start my own channel this year, and have many hours of footage recorded. But I have a ton of questions going into this. Perhaps I could pick your brain one day
Thanks for giving up sleep to watch the video! 😂 That's always the end goal of mine! 😜
If I could be 1/10th as good as you I'd be a very happy guy! Love your work, you're a big inspiration 💪🏻
Wow, thank you Joe! That is super kind of you. 🙏👊
You're a genius. Brilliant job.
Thank you very much!
Hi Keith, it would be really cool if you made a video on how you source wood or pick out your materials. I’m an amateur woodworker but am having a very hard time identifying where to buy hardwoods at a reasonable price.
I actually buy a lot of materials on CraigsList and Facebook marketplace. There are a lot of people out there who mill lumber to subsidize their woodworking hobby. Try searching in your local area.
This video just came up on my "to watch" list. Very nice, especially with the "keys". But at the end I noticed that you had to push in the little opener cylinders because the soft close doesn't provide enough force to reset them. I'm not sure that's such a good combination.
Customer didn’t want any hardware visible. While the 2 mechanisms don’t work in tandem the soft close still prevents the doors from slamming closed. And if at some point the client changes their mind, they can add door pulls, remove the push to open mechanisms and the soft close is ready to go.
Keith, is very good see your woodworking videos more often.
Thanks Tony! Definitely more in the hopper. Stay tuned!
Thumbs up... just for the intro
Thanks very much!! 😂
Really beautiful and outstanding craftsmanship. Love the result, the humor and editing.
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice and clean simple design . Great piece love the way you did the cleats . i also have done cleats like those on a chest lid and have had great results. Thanks Keith
Cool, thanks! Cheers to flat doors and chest lids!! 🍻
Keith you've done it again! Your repair skills are inspiring and this was a very motivating video!
Thanks dude!! Much appreciated, Luke! 👊🏻
really enjoy your building process nice job
Thanks very much! I greatly appreciate that 👍
OMG the scream effect on the domino fail hahahaha. Nice touch
😂🤣 That was actual audio from the shop.
Very good as always.
Thank you Jorge!!
That waterfall! 🙌
Thanks very much!
Beautiful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Keith - have you done a more in-depth video on the L-Fence? It seems like a basic concept and simple for regular cuts, but I would like more info on how to set it up for a miter. Awesome solution!
Thanks man! L-Fence video coming soon!
Looks amazing. Thanks for explaining the details of how you dealt with the solid wood doors. Really useful info.
Glad it was helpful! And thanks for watching and commenting, Zach! 👍 🙌
Beautiful
Thank you very much!
Keith, that L fence is genius! I'm definitely making one of those👍👍
Steve!!!! Great to hear from you mate!! If you are a subscriber to Fine Woodworking online you can access their build article under "the Incredible L-fence"
👍👍 hope you're keeping well. Been binging your videos in the workshop this afternoon. Take care man!
Likewise! Be well, my friend. Enjoy those vids 😉🤙🏻
Another fantastic piece of furniture with the added bonus of great advice. A great Keith again 😉
Thanks Guillaume! Always appreciate the kind words!
This is amazing, thank you for making the video! A lot to ask but would really love to see this built entirely out of plywood. Think you're up for a new video?
Thanks man! If you want to pay for materials and labor to build it and labor to edit the video, I’ll be happy to build whatever you want. Lol. You can check out this video which the casework was done in plywood: Yes, plywood can make beautiful furniture.
ua-cam.com/video/PzN5g3b4jOM/v-deo.html
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Fair enough! Thanks.
Great build!! You should advertise custom coasters with every furniture build just in case someone rests their drink on your great creations. I'd advise them not to rest their drinks there, but people aren't always perfect.
😂😆 That's actually a great idea!! I could use scraps from the build to make them so everything matches!! Brilliant! 🙌