These SECRETS are Too Good to Keep | Tool Storage Cabinet
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
- It’s time to build a shop tool storage cabinet to organize my woodshop. I made this tool storage cabinet from birch plywood and cherry hardwood and incorporated drawers and movable shelves to give my tools and supplies a place to live. One of the most essential parts of any shop is organization, and my old shelving unit was becoming a bit of a catch-all which kills productivity. But this weekend build is the perfect solution for that and will help me quickly find the tools I’m looking for in future projects.
Let me know how you think it turned out in the comments. Enjoy the build!
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Tools and Items Used
Starbond CA Glue 10% Discount Code - TBW10
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Drawer Slides: amzn.to/3thSXXx
Drawer Pulls: amzn.to/3TpWE8f
Shelf Pin Jig: amzn.to/3NWiK19
Music by Epidemic Sound
00:00 Intro
00:15 Cutting Baltic Birch Plywood Parts
01:29 Cutting Domino Joinery
03:05 Drilling Shelf Pins
03:31 Drilling Pocket Holes
03:55 Assembly
05:11 Cutting and Attaching the Back Panel
05:54 Making the Cherry Face Frame
07:05 Attaching the Face Frame and Edge Banding
08:35 Cutting Drawer Parts
09:48 Assembling and Installing the Drawers
11:08 Final Touches and Reveal
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Very nice cabinet and a good video. Thanksb
I’m also glad you used those kind of drawer pull. No end sticking out to catch things like shop apron pant, power cords.
Glad you enjoyed it! Yeah, the pulls have worked out great.
Brother...I love watching your mind work. Great ideas and craftmanship. Anytime I need something "new" to build you are my goto
I love to hear that! Thank you!
Well done!
Thank you!
Just thanks ... Merci that was helpfull
Excellent, happy to hear that
i like your tutorial so very interesting, thats one of my dream, to make my own cabinet in my own house but im lack of powertools so i cant start it on my own. godbless to you.
Thank you, and You can do it!
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks im lack of financial as of now.
"I'm not going to BORE you with the redundancy of drilling shelf pins" Nice one 👌
Haha glad you caught that!
Great build and awesome video, thanks for sharing. Glue up is definitely the most stressful for me, specifically when you have two boards glued and held together and just can’t find that clamp you need. Thanks again for the continued great content.
Yeah man! Thank you for the support!
Shane, so close to 10K we can taste in Man!! This is nice enough to put inside the home too!! The shop storage is gonna look awesome. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!!
Getting close! I appreciate buddy, thanks for your support!
The most stressful thing in the shop for me is clearing a workspace lol. Storage is definitely my Achilles heel. After that I suppose the second most stressful thing is sanding…I really dislike sanding 😐
Great video!
Thank you! Yeah space is a premium in the shop. This project helps a lot though
Nicely done. I need to build something like that for my shop.
Thank you, and you should!
looks great
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Beautiful job and an excellent project for a small shop. Subscribed. 👍
Thank you, glad you liked it! Welcome to the channel.
Most stressful: Table saw since my Ryobi table saw fence is terrible.
Yeah I had issues with my Delta back in the day. I hated not being able to trust my fence settings.
For me, working alone, glue ups are the most stressful. I am always looking for that third hand!
You and me both!
Nice project, I’m thinking of doing something very similar. Most stressful for me is doing repeated layout on multiple pieces and trying to keep things consistent.
Go for it! And thanks!
most definitely the glue up. feel like I'm racing against the clock and my head will turn into a pumpkin if I go over the allotted time.
Haha no doubt!
Nice build. I got into woodworking about five years ago. I used to paint everything at first because I like the monochromatic look of my evolving shop. I’ve since become quite fascinated by the colors of different wood species and have gone to using oils to accentuate the beauty of wood even if it’s for my shop space. All that to say … why not go the extra step and put some kind of oil on that cherry trim and make that wood pop!
Thanks! I might go back one day and oil it. I'm just undecided about it right now so I figure its better to wait.
since i am new to anything woodworking, looking at the plans are stressful haha. once i get started though its definitely the first few cuts that stress me out since im bound to make a measurement mistake.
oh yea, and this was just what i was looking for for my garage remodel. subscribed!
I can see that, sometimes it’s hard to get over that initial hurdle. I’m glad you found it helpful, and welcome to the channel!
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks thanks, looking forward to watching your channel grow!
Thanks! 😀
Great build! Can’t wait to see the next video, earner a subscriber
Awesome, thank you! And welcome to the channel!
NICE build. Just curious as to where you can get the BB plywood? Cannot seem to find any here in South Florida. Wood suppliers would make BANK if they stocked the stuff, even with shipping from the West Coast.
Thanks man! I get mine from a local sheet goods supplier, but my lumber yard just started stocking sheet goods too. You might have luck calling a local cabinet shop as asking who they use.
Dude! That’s nice enough to IN your house LoL. Great job as usual
Haha! I don't know about all that, but thank you!
My problems are with the biscuit jointer. It’s getting the measurements equal to both parts. Especially on 90 degree parts like dividers in the center of a cabinet base
Yeah, that can be tricky. I will go into detail about how to do that on the next video.
@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks wow, you actually answered. Thank you. Looking forward for some help
I do my best to reply to everyone. 😀 Happy to help.
Talking about practice? Hahaha nice! 😂😂
Haha one of the greatest moments in sports press conference history.
Nice build! 💪💪💪 Enjoyed the AI reference. Wonder how many got it. Thanks!
Haha thanks! Me too!
Most difficult thing in the shop.... Drink and actually get anything done! I will continue to practice tho
Haha, keep at it!
You got videos on how to make those Mario things on your wall?
Yeah! Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/WQnKUbBYVIs/v-deo.html
What tape measure are you using at 5:30 ? I've been looking for one that I can pull with both left and right hand and not have to read upside down half the time... Thanks in advance!
Here you go: amzn.to/3YXRR1y I love it
Loved the build and your commentary throughout. When I look at the quality, confidence and style you have in your videos it feels like you have a much more mature channel than you have now (I'm surprised you don't have significantly more subscribers).
You have earned my subscription, sir 👍
I really appreciate it! Thank you and welcome to the channel.
Thanks especially for the tip about installing the drawer slides! Too many guides make this seem far more complicated 🧩
One question if I may, re. the initial breakdown cut on the TS which seemed a bit sketchy (I literally said to myself that it would be safer to do with a circular saw) and then later we see you have a tracksaw! Obviously doing it with that would be way safer, and accurate enough for sure, so why not the tracksaw for that cut also?
My track isn’t long enough. But cutting sheets at the table saw isn’t sketchy, it’s just hard because their heavy.
You are not the only one to make mirror mistakes.
Haha, good to know! It still happens to me every now and then..
I can only imagine the chat your wife had with you after you were finished 😜
Hahaha
You want to talk about Practice 😂
🤣
Good video and a nice design, very basic. As a long time woodworker (45 plus years), I would just say seeing someone wearing gloves around machinery always makes me nervous! Way back in high school shop class, it was drilled into us to never have loose clothing or jewelry on around power tools. If the blade catches even a small part of a glove, you can have a serious injury. Keep woodworking and be safe!
Thanks! Yeah I wouldn’t recommend it for anyone who’s not comfortable in the shop. I have had bad cuts from plywood so I always wear gloves when breaking it down.
Bro u gotta make the video a longer format. I know u don't wanna hear that but I wish woodworkers would make a set of videos where parts 1-3 or 4 were put up for sale with the plans. Now that would be lovely jubley. I hate clicking onto videos that run through everything too quickly. I guess I will need to do some classes on how to or woodworking for Newbies. I love working with wood but I don't have the basic grounding atm. U know what I mean? How to cut 90 degree edges or to have a perfectly straight top and side so I can work from there.
So I have a question?? Q. If I want to build a cabinet or workbench with drawers what should be the norm in regards to width, depth & height??
I would love to make longer, more in depth videos. Unfortunately, I can’t have one video for all ability levels. I do have other videos that go into the basics. And I have plans to do more in-depth videos on a membership basis! So stay tuned😀
As for your question, size is going to be dependent on your space and your height. Wish there was an easier answer
I enjoyed your video but slow down you go too fast.
Thanks! It's a lot to cover in one video.
Channels like this are like watching a yuppie play Warcraft who just paid some kid to level a character to max and get all the expensive raid gear for them but they clearly have no real idea what they're doing.
Hahahaha you’re cool…….
Using Warcraft as a comparison says everything we need to know about you 😂 🤡
Glue ups are the most stressful for me. I need to sign to put up “I am in a glue up….. not now”. Never fails my wife or daughter will come out and need something the moment glue hits wood.
Hahaha, dido! My wife always calls or walks in the shop the minute I squeeze the bottle.