I agree. It’s brilliant cause it makes sure that we’ll watch the whole thing or at least listen to it cause if you skip it then you miss some action. Lol.
It has been so cool to see Josh evolve as a youtuber on this channel. Not just anyone can step in front of a camera and effectively teach someone a new skill. I see shades of Norm and Steve TOH (I was too young to remember Bobby V on the show).
@@macallan3933 um. My table saw is from the 50's? Very old craftmans table saw. There is absolutely no safety features whatsoever. Like most tools and equipment from that era and before. I have to be very careful using it.
Dude, Anthony did you so dirty Knocking over all those pieces. LOL. Honestly from one family man to another family man this looks like a huge improvement and I bet you’re so glad to get that thing hyper organized nice job Josh
Yes, more Josh videos! Love the potential this format opens up. One person has time work on a big project in the background, and the other can still record a smaller weekly project video. Would also be fun to see a "Wives of ILTMS" collab, where the spouses all work together on a project. Or a challenge build between teams of spouses/families.
Fantastic result and very well presented and very true to life, too many videos are flawless and just not representative of what happens when we make stuff. Always appreciated the outakes at the end of the videos, again reflective of how mistakes are made and we are just human. Loved this and would greatly receive more Josh videos please!
I really like this video because there are bits of the overall build that can work and be applied elsewhere. Also agree with previous comments that more is learned by leaving errors and mistakes in your videos for us regular folks to learn from. Keep up the good work!
Props for sharing both the wood split failure AND the repair. Woodworking is as much about handling unexpected things as it is about planning and normal operations.
After years of watching Iltms I have to say that the greatest quality of the show is when something goes wrong and you guys figure out how to fix it. Because even though I won't built your guys project I will most likely run into similar problems. Really helpful! Also, Josh is an awesome host! Its good to see all of you guys!
Love that you left the missteps in there. Nothing is more discouraging than seeing makers do everything perfectly and then having numerous mistakes as you try to replicate their project.
Brilliant! It is so good to see someone who is 'learning', mess up a bit because majority of us watching mess up loads. It is all part of the process and it is all good but some youtubers make it appear as though they never mess up. Thanks for everything! :-)
Great concept and fun video! Tip: When making profiles with a template, trace all the parts from the pattern, rough cut off waste with band saw or jig saw, then use the template to finish with router. Saves time and router bits (plywood is tough on them) because routing a bunch of material is no fun! Nice work!
So awesome to see more of Josh. Also, thank you SO MUCH for keeping it real and showing us the challenges you ran into. It’s really helpful to be reminded that even woodworking wizards make mistakes and run into challenges. The closet turned out great!
No matter how smart or skilled you are, being on camera is a skill of its own, and by my beard did Josh put in some work to hone this skill since joining this channel. Its great to see this team grow, not only in size but in range, too. But now that Josh is a full-fledged presenter I expect 2x as many videos a week! ;) Would love to see a video on the 2nd channel about your project management and planning process, beyond the woodworking - how you lay out your resources, plan timelines, storyboard the videos or whatever else you do to take an idea and turn out a finished video.
It really is a right-place-right-time situation. Josh got his collection of walnut fro mFacebook Marketplace and the cherry was from a random construction auction site
@@Iliketomakestuff Josh said. 'That what making is, you figure it out, you screw it up and you figure it out again'. It shows a greate character of the show and makes you want to watch it again and again. It's the same feeling when I was watching Alan Alda in M.A.S.H an suicide is painless... Thanks guys for the next greate show.
If you want to be even more caught off guard they actually say "at I like to make stuff". I always thought it was "and" also but go back and listen to previous videos
Great Job Josh... this is what I love about ILTMS, you guys show the entire process (mistakes or lessons learned, and adapt). Life is not perfect, and few things turn out how we planned or envisioned...but the end result is still awesome!
thank you all for all the awesome content you make! you're projects have inspired so many of mine. the first project i remember making from your videos was the buffed out nerf gun. i really wish i could join the patreon but all the money i make goes straight to new projects. I'm still looking for more parts for the guitar i'm building that are within my price range. thank you!
Oh! I have a shelf unit that I filled with laser cut trays too! It is our “linen closet”. I had the laser cut an oval in the top front of each as a handle to make it easier to pull out, and to make them pretty my partner just painted them. To make them slide in and out more easily we glued (front to back) strips of felt, like runners on a sled, to the bottom of each box. They glide much more nicely that way.
I really liked this video! Josh did a really nice job with this project and with driving the video on his own. Looking forward to more of his content in the future!
Thank you so much for showing when you guys make mistakes!!! I know it probably feels embarrassing, but it's super nice to see that talented people still mess up sometimes! Love you guys!! :)
3:53 you can also set a nice curve with two nails, some string and a pencil. Just set the nails on the edges of your workpiece, tie the string tightly on the nails and draw a curve
Great job on the video, and great job Josh! It was so much fun for me to see you "in the spotlight" this week! I hope this gives you guys more paths as you develop future content. Good work!
Love the video. Good call on using Josh to put out a video this week turned out great, however missed opportunity Bob should have been in the closet when you said he was coming over to check it out at the end! It would have been dorky humor but I would have laughed!
At 3:41 when you're talking about making a curve with a very large ruler by bending the ruler... something that works even better is a thin 1/4" balsa/basswood stick. You can get a pack of 5-6 at your local hobby craft store (like Hobby Lobby) and they're 3' long I believe (mine are in a package at home on my desk due to my model boat building so I can't check for another 4 hours). Just make sure to give a light pressure while you're attempting the bend, otherwise you might snap the stick.
I really like how you guys do ads. An overlay over a time lapse or montage is genius.
Thanks, we don't like interrupting the flow, but we also have to pay the bills.
I agree. It’s brilliant cause it makes sure that we’ll watch the whole thing or at least listen to it cause if you skip it then you miss some action. Lol.
"Figure it out, screw it up, figure it out again" might need to go on a t-shirt. Enjoyed seeing Josh solo on this one. :)
Ditto and upvoting the t shirt request
This is a great shirt idea!
Always love seeing other people mess up and have to figure it out again. Makes me feel less bad when I do it. :D
"I wouldn't do a curve myself." We know. Josh told us. :D FANtastic work, Josh!
They do look really nice though, a lot more work, but nice looking.
Love seeing the whole team getting screen time!
Forby may one day be spotted in a project video.
@@Iliketomakestuff looking forward to it! I loved his editing behind the scenes video
@@Iliketomakestuff does Forby have an insta or other socials? You guys have the best Insta stories
Love the change of “pace” in humor and fails and... bloopers throughout. Fun fun
Thank you!
Lesson learned - stealing supplies from the boss always makes the job easier!
I think he returned those bits...
I really like the term "creative appropriation". Stealing just sounds too harsh. 😉😁
Borrowing with permission and every intent to return often works better in the long run.
@@Iliketomakestuff today's on bits how to return your borrow bits
lol
It has been so cool to see Josh evolve as a youtuber on this channel. Not just anyone can step in front of a camera and effectively teach someone a new skill. I see shades of Norm and Steve TOH (I was too young to remember Bobby V on the show).
Thanks! He's doing a great job and makes what we do better.
"I don't have a ruler that large but I do have access to a CNC..."
Ultimate flex!
The world needs more “hi. I’m josh and I like to make things” I’m digging the Josh videos
"Bob's coming over so let's check it out"
I really thought Bob was going to walk out of that closet when you opened it
we talked about it.... :D
That would be hilarious
Didn't we all?
I like the fact you leave in your mistakes, and I'm also Impressed you have a riving knife on your table saw too! Good on you
While some people my think differently, Josh is extremely safe when using the table saw.
@@Iliketomakestuff that's good to hear, as a Brit it's always disturbing seeing American woodworkers not using a riving knife on their table saw
@@macallan3933 um. My table saw is from the 50's? Very old craftmans table saw. There is absolutely no safety features whatsoever. Like most tools and equipment from that era and before. I have to be very careful using it.
@@nikkafrog mine is too! But I was taught how to use them back in the 70's when the only safety equipment was your brain! Still got 10 fingers!
Dude, Anthony did you so dirty Knocking over all those pieces. LOL. Honestly from one family man to another family man this looks like a huge improvement and I bet you’re so glad to get that thing hyper organized nice job Josh
I appreciate that
Yes, more Josh videos! Love the potential this format opens up. One person has time work on a big project in the background, and the other can still record a smaller weekly project video.
Would also be fun to see a "Wives of ILTMS" collab, where the spouses all work together on a project. Or a challenge build between teams of spouses/families.
Fantastic result and very well presented and very true to life, too many videos are flawless and just not representative of what happens when we make stuff. Always appreciated the outakes at the end of the videos, again reflective of how mistakes are made and we are just human. Loved this and would greatly receive more Josh videos please!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That organized place looks awesome.
Thank you so much! We hope it gives you some ideas for your spaces
Hey Josh! Thank you for doing all the projects I plan on doing to my house (secret door/murphy bed/ new closet) Closet looks great!
Thank you! We're glad we can help!
I'm glad you've spend time transitioning josh into this role so he didn't break the channel. He's become a part of it and that's awesome! Props!
Great job piloting the episode! Looks like a great addition!
It really is!
I really like this video because there are bits of the overall build that can work and be applied elsewhere. Also agree with previous comments that more is learned by leaving errors and mistakes in your videos for us regular folks to learn from. Keep up the good work!
Very nicely done Josh! A little organization goes a long way.....👍👍👏👏😉😉
Yes it does!
Props for sharing both the wood split failure AND the repair. Woodworking is as much about handling unexpected things as it is about planning and normal operations.
That's a fact. Problem solving is such a huge part of who we are and who we hope everyone can learn to become.
Josh lead project, gets the like for sure! Great job!
You got that right!
After years of watching Iltms I have to say that the greatest quality of the show is when something goes wrong and you guys figure out how to fix it. Because even though I won't built your guys project I will most likely run into similar problems. Really helpful! Also, Josh is an awesome host! Its good to see all of you guys!
Love that you left the missteps in there. Nothing is more discouraging than seeing makers do everything perfectly and then having numerous mistakes as you try to replicate their project.
Agreed one million percent
Good job with the advert over the closet install, I didn't even fast forward...tricky. It looks great that shelf was thick.
Glad you liked it!
Brilliant! It is so good to see someone who is 'learning', mess up a bit because majority of us watching mess up loads. It is all part of the process and it is all good but some youtubers make it appear as though they never mess up. Thanks for everything! :-)
Great concept and fun video! Tip: When making profiles with a template, trace all the parts from the pattern, rough cut off waste with band saw or jig saw, then use the template to finish with router. Saves time and router bits (plywood is tough on them) because routing a bunch of material is no fun! Nice work!
So awesome to see more of Josh. Also, thank you SO MUCH for keeping it real and showing us the challenges you ran into. It’s really helpful to be reminded that even woodworking wizards make mistakes and run into challenges. The closet turned out great!
I like to see josh only projects too! Would love more of it
Well, the first one is done. He's got a lot more projects up his sleeves.
The world seriously needs more router montages like this.
No matter how smart or skilled you are, being on camera is a skill of its own, and by my beard did Josh put in some work to hone this skill since joining this channel. Its great to see this team grow, not only in size but in range, too. But now that Josh is a full-fledged presenter I expect 2x as many videos a week! ;)
Would love to see a video on the 2nd channel about your project management and planning process, beyond the woodworking - how you lay out your resources, plan timelines, storyboard the videos or whatever else you do to take an idea and turn out a finished video.
Well we still only have 1 active cameraman, so he has to split his time
@@Iliketomakestuff next project: a quantum camera that can film in two places at once. 🙃
I've been watching for years - thank you Josh for showing me how *I* would make a project with the "oops" factors and all. Loved it
Making things is never perfect the first time
love the Josh Makes Stuff change of pace!
Any tips on finding bulk wood deals because that stack of cherry made me jealous
It really is a right-place-right-time situation. Josh got his collection of walnut fro mFacebook Marketplace and the cherry was from a random construction auction site
@@Iliketomakestuff couldn't this project be built with plywood? The cherry seems so pretty to be hidden in the closet :(
“I’m going to pretend that I don’t care” haha
You really can't tell when looking at it.
“Hey I’m Josh and I like to make stuff” 😳 caught me off gaurd
He did a great job.
@@Iliketomakestuff Josh said. 'That what making is, you figure it out, you screw it up and you figure it out again'. It shows a greate character of the show and makes you want to watch it again and again. It's the same feeling when I was watching Alan Alda in M.A.S.H an suicide is painless... Thanks guys for the next greate show.
If you want to be even more caught off guard they actually say "at I like to make stuff". I always thought it was "and" also but go back and listen to previous videos
Now this whole “at” and “and” dilemma resurfaces!
Was wondering when we’d get an opener like that! Great job, Josh!
Seems like a great idea!
Also admire how well you all get along. Thanks for the entertainment and education!!
Great Job Josh... this is what I love about ILTMS, you guys show the entire process (mistakes or lessons learned, and adapt). Life is not perfect, and few things turn out how we planned or envisioned...but the end result is still awesome!
This "Josh" guy...
I like him.
Kenobi Approved.
This means more to him than it should. Thank you.
Teamwork makes the dream work. I love seeing everyone being in front of the camera.
Pretty fantastic work, Josh! Really well done! 😃
Looking forward to Bob's project!!!
Stay safe there with your families! 🖖😊
Good job Josh. Bob we need more Josh :)
Haha. That's good to hear
Not only did I almost miss a Josh episode, but I learned an awesome way to use my 6 inch jointer on slightly wider boards! Thanks Josh
I wasn't sure about the curved shelf fronts, but they look really nice once they're in the closet!
I agree!
Loving seeing Josh do more builds and the board game storage is a great idea.
I really like it when you and Josh work together. Nice job!
Us too!
thank you all for all the awesome content you make! you're projects have inspired so many of mine. the first project i remember making from your videos was the buffed out nerf gun. i really wish i could join the patreon but all the money i make goes straight to new projects. I'm still looking for more parts for the guitar i'm building that are within my price range. thank you!
That's awesome! We're happy to inspire you. Ironically, the first time I met Josh in person he came to my shop while I was making that project.
Very cool Josh. That came out great.
Josh! Great video! Such a great expansion to creating and enabling makers everywhere.
Oh! I have a shelf unit that I filled with laser cut trays too! It is our “linen closet”. I had the laser cut an oval in the top front of each as a handle to make it easier to pull out, and to make them pretty my partner just painted them. To make them slide in and out more easily we glued (front to back) strips of felt, like runners on a sled, to the bottom of each box. They glide much more nicely that way.
Looks fantastic especially that cherry wood!
Great to see Josh get more space, and seeing Anthony again. Y’all are great.
I work with a fantastic group!
I really liked this video! Josh did a really nice job with this project and with driving the video on his own. Looking forward to more of his content in the future!
beard, woodwork, power tools. gotta love it.
Nice to see Josh up front and nailing it 🙌
i really like this project and it was just what I was looking for. thx josh &
bob
You're welcome! I hope you can make something like this too!
Thank you so much for showing when you guys make mistakes!!! I know it probably feels embarrassing, but it's super nice to see that talented people still mess up sometimes! Love you guys!! :)
I'm in love with this idea. Great execution on this build you guys!
Love seeing Josh projects!! Excited to see the kitchen project too!
Oh boy, the kitchen is coming along. I can't wait to show off the progress!
Josh, I just want you to know, I really appreciate your take on a maker video. very well done. I felt like it was a very authentic thing. :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
we have an old canvas covered unit that has most of our games inside it. Really nice looking end project too. Well done Josh!!
Great job, Josh. Well done.
3:53 you can also set a nice curve with two nails, some string and a pencil. Just set the nails on the edges of your workpiece, tie the string tightly on the nails and draw a curve
That would work too
That works with a CNC too, just set the piece of work in the CNC take a pencil tied to a piece of string and use it to press the "Start" button 😁 👍
Bob's videos are perfect a lot of lessons and it's funny too
Thanks, Josh did a great job!
The start of the video unloading the game closet hits very close to home. I feel so seen.
His "disapproving parenting voice" hit close to home.
Great job on the video, and great job Josh! It was so much fun for me to see you "in the spotlight" this week! I hope this gives you guys more paths as you develop future content.
Good work!
I hope so too!
yay we love Josh!
So do we!
Nice. Turned out great.
Glad you like it
Love the video. Good call on using Josh to put out a video this week turned out great, however missed opportunity Bob should have been in the closet when you said he was coming over to check it out at the end! It would have been dorky humor but I would have laughed!
The trick to use the square as a guide for the brad nailer is GENIUS!
Josh is a natural on camera
I need more of that boxer dog! So cute! Excellent build!
Love that Bob is making a whole universe. :)
ILTMCU!
At 3:41 when you're talking about making a curve with a very large ruler by bending the ruler... something that works even better is a thin 1/4" balsa/basswood stick. You can get a pack of 5-6 at your local hobby craft store (like Hobby Lobby) and they're 3' long I believe (mine are in a package at home on my desk due to my model boat building so I can't check for another 4 hours). Just make sure to give a light pressure while you're attempting the bend, otherwise you might snap the stick.
They look like real professionals. Its built in their soul
Great video, really digging the amount of Josh on the channel recently . You guys have an awesome team.
Glad you enjoy it!
Excellent project. Good job!
Thank you very much!
Amazing work. Love to see the process and the explanations ^^ Nice job Josh!
Hi Bob I love your videos
Thanks!
Bob I'm 11 do you have any tips
Man I love these videos on home improvement. Keep em coming!!!
More to come!
I really like the vids with Josh! Keep getting in front of the camera man! 👍
Great video Josh (and the rest of you!)
Thanks! I hope it was helpful
That planer tip with the plywood and sandpaper changed my life.
Looks great! Thanks for the video. Looking forward to the kitchen remodel.
Coming soon!
It's great to see Josh in more projects. I love that he's 'taking the reigns' so to speak whilst Bob is busy. More Josh video projects in future 🙌
I needed this video, my coat closet is a similar mess. Also thanks for the cut list tip in Fusion.
Glad it was helpful!
Great to see everybody on the team ♥
and looks awesome after the makeover!
Thank you so much! His family totally agrees
Figured we would see Josh host more. Good job!
I always look forward to thes videos, and it was a cool departure. Good job everyone.
Arrange feature!? What an awesome tip. Thanks guys!
Shoutout to Josh for the best ad read I've maybe ever seen on this website
That pop up tent as a dust collection tor is clever.
Brilliant video. Josh makes a great host
I love the Teal Colors and stuff. and the stuff Hey just make sure to regrow the trees
Great job Josh.
I have the exact same problem. Great video to get a good idea of what I could try.
You can do it!
Yay Josh! Great video!
Thanks!!
looks fantastic fellahs! 👌 Loads of ideas coming to mind right now. thanks!
Great job Josh!