Valley Wall Cabinet Building Process - Ben Prowell
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- The building process of the Valley Cabinet. A hanging wall cabinet made of White Oak, Port Orford Cedar and Lace Wood, finished with shellac .
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its amazing the genius level insights you get by simple paying attention. not a word spoken but you just revolutionized my kumiko making work flow and overall experience.
That look wonderful, good job. Thanks for sharing your craft
That's a really amazing piece, love it!
What a beauty!
What gorgeous precision work!
Why thank you
Great job! Very nice looking cabinet! Thanks.
Great job !
Very nicely done!
Awesome skills mate. And nice touch running the pine through into the lacewood drawer front. I smart design choice I think.
Thanks Dan, it's always fun to try something new.
Thanks
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Right on, thanks for watching
So nice!!!
¡Qué impresionante!
Amazing stuff
thank you
I dig it.
Nice
Great work - were you inspired by Mike Pekovich's designs by any chance?
You mean "The Pod God"? Ha Yes, Pekovich was an inspiration for this one. Good eye
Is it just me, I’m seeing a pencil line on finished piece at 7:39?
Amongst the knife lines and the gaps in the dovetails, I'm sure there is a pencil line in there as well. But if you are referring to the horizontal line? that is the knife line, from the dovetail layout. In retrospect, I probably should have just removed it before assembling. Thanks for watching, Drew
Great work, how did you hang it up one the wall? french cleat?
Thanks, and yes I used a french cleat, recessed into the back of the cabinet.
Great job! What kind of finish you used? It looks like kind of oil
Thanks. I used dewaxed super blonde shellac. Pretty much my go to for every project. Lasts forever, and super durable. By far my favorite finish.
Why didn't you do lapped dovetails for the drawer front!?
I thought the lacewood was a bit dominating, so to break it up, I did through dovetails, revealing some of the pine drawer sides. It carried the aesthetic of the door down thought the drawer.
Very nice work! Amazing what you can accomplish in a little over 8 minutes.jk Thanks for sharing
A little more editing and I could probably knock it down to 7. ha. Thanks for watching, Pete
Can you tell me how you attached the back panels? Are they glued in the recess? (It is not obvious or me in Pekovichs book and your video.)
Probably screwed...
It is a traditional shiplap. Multiple board with rabbits along each side. Each boards rabbit hold the next piece (with the opposing rabbit) in place. A screw on the top and bottom of each board attaches them to the cabinet, while still allowing for seasonal movement. I'm sure Finewoodworking has an article on it somewhere in their archives.
Thanks for watching!
@@bigben380 Thank you for the detailed quick answer!
For all: I found something here: www.finewoodworking.com/2020/03/24/ep-16-shiplapped-back-boards
@@holzmoewe3246 Your welcome. Glad you found something on it.
Nice, but the music drives me mad. I'd prefer to hear the tools.
Why didn't sand out your marks?
What marks are you talking about?
The marks at 7:36 and others on the dovetail sides of the drawer
Some people like to see those marks, as the sign that these are hand cut traditional dovetails. I think they look great.
Am I missing something? Why is it called the "Valley Wall Cabinet""
I called it the Valley Cabinet due to the depth of the all the joining pieces. Other than the individual pieces making up the pattern of the kumiko, each piece dies into another, creating shadows throughout the cabinet. It reminded me of the same qualities you see as the sun crests over a ridge, shading the valley below. Oak Cabinet also would have worked. Ha
Great work ,I think you are an amateur or it's your hobby ! am I right?
It is my hobby. But I am fortunate enough to have my hobby also be my profession. I make a living building custom garden gates, allowing me to design and building furniture, after hours. Thanks for watching.
Great,your workshop is well equiped ,,,,,,really you are fortunete .....
Very kuhl
Dude, killer shop and skills. you got it going on.
Great build, that's a really nice cabinet for small things. thanks for sharing!
Sometime you need a spot for the small thing. They tend to get lost behind the bigger things. Thanks for watching
Beautiful piece! Very nice work.
Thank you
wow man, great job. You have an amazing woodworking channel!!!
Wonderful! Same comment about the music lovely people. We others are trying to multitask. We have our own music or other information going at once. Beautiful work.
Magnifique travail 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍
nice build, and amazing collection of tools.
Thanks, always looking for an excuse for a new tool