Rustic Prohibition Crates - Making Props For a Party
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- A good friend of mine has a sister that likes to throw parties. I made these liquor crates for an upcoming event. The theme is inspired by "1920s Great Gatsby."
The label on the crates is totally fictitious. I upcycled old boards from a barn roof. The black paint on the boards is tar from fastening the bitumen roofing felt.
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"Vault" by Jahzzar
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Hey Finn it maybe none of my business but I was wondering why you stopped uploading videos, you really have some great DIY content. It's your business I was just wondering
I've been looking for a good way to make an army style supply crate out of pallets and I think the way you've constructed this crate is just about what I was looking for!
By far the most efficient simplest economical way to build a great box. Thank you for your time and effort. . Actually these boxes could be stacked, the bottom runners should fit into the the top of the box it is seated on pretty much exactly. And your bird nesting boxes are rippers.
Brilliant work nice to see your use of hand tools as well Greetings fae Scotland 🏴
Idk if im the only one but the fact that anyone would go through the whole process of production that these take and not say a word through it means ill never watch (subscribe or usually even comment) them. Hate em all
Hello sir,
I wanted to let you know that I have probably seen every wooden crate video on UA-cam and I really find that this design is by far the best. I did however use screws instead of nails.
I make these for presents, furniture, bedside tables, and I just recently finished my bedroom closet and I have these all stacked up. Looks great. Every time people come over they’re always impressed with the boxes and they ask where I bought them. On shelves i treat the wood with a beeswax and the slide so nice.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your work. Have a nice day
Very nice job, Thanks !
Man those are beautiful but instead of paint I'd use stencils and a wood burning pen
Very nice looking wooden crates.
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing
Those are so awesome looking! Great job bud!👍🏽
hi there any measurements plz ??
Simple &nice.
Heloo from Malaysia
What is the measurements for this project?
Where are you my friend?
What a great video, thank you for sharing. It's inspired me to go and have a go myself. Thanks again for sharing.
This is a great woodworking book, t.co/z6o0f8z2H4 . I took several classes as well as completed a one year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is better than any book I worked out of during those lessons. It includes helpful pictures and goes over just about everything.?
Such a beautiful end result. And much kudos on reusing old roofing boards! Recycling takes a lot of effort but patina like that can't be bought at the hardware store :)
Yes, sometimes time is the best finish for wood. I didn't even coat these with any lacquer, varnish etc.
super cool crates, love how much the patina of the wood adds. Great video and edit too.
Probably more than 80 years since this wood was cut. Glad you like the video!
whiskey with an 'e'? that's Irish not American
Minne kaveri on kadonnut? Hyviä videoita oot tehnyt toivottavasti tulee lisää
Beautifully done, I love seeing craftmanship at work! It's quite soothing for me for some reason.
I know that soothing effect. Happy if I can provide that for someone too!
Awesome, realy easy, old style and beauty....!!!
Regards and best wishes from Copiapó, Chile.
I'm pretty sure that during the prohibition days it didn't say Bootleg Whiskey on the crates, lol. Nonetheless, great job!
Hammering a nail into a board, inside a box... I'll be danged if that isn't the hardest way to do that one...
Very cool! Does anyone know how they did this in the late 1800's to around the 1920's? Nobody seems to know! I'm guessing they made metal stencils and burned it onto/into the wood.
without doubt...THIS MUST BE IZZY SWAN´S APPRENTICE!!!!!
Great video! Would be nice to know the dimensions.
This is cool, but I would like the measurements of the boards and what size to cut them to, so I can build it myself.
I just watched your whole playlist over the last few days. Its a shame you stopped. I hope things went well with whatever you did instead.
kinda cool actually! (I ended up building one...really like it)
Wow, just what I need for my LPs. 😊
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Remember when you used to make videos, yeah that was cool.
Nice job, they look pretty authentic. cutting the stencil looks like the most difficult part of this build.
Built like little tanks just like they used to do it back then. Nowadays things fall apart if you just look at them too hard haha!
Very clever idea making the base ‘inside out’ then flipping it 👍👍
Ah now I know how I shall build a crate for my hobo cart out of palettes.
Nice build enjoyed the video, thanks for posting
Felicitaciones Finncrafted muy inspirador !!!!!
What were those boards from originally? looks good
Adding the branding at the end really made it look authentic 😊
What font did you use?
nice- do u have some dimension info?
Think it was like 50x35x30 cm (LxWxH)
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 lavoro di gran gusto !!! Materiali semplici ed una grande idea gli ingredienti x questo splendido lavoro !
Those came so cool! Did Finland ever have prohibition?
Yes, 1919-1932, with extremely poor results :D Moonshining, smuggling and bootlegging skyrocketed. That era has given birth to many legends about famous smugglers. Seems like keeping Finns from the bottle can be an impossible task.
How did you treat the freshly cut parts so that they wouldn't "stick out" compared to the older wood ?
Nice job Buddy. Thanks.
You had me doing a WTF when you built the bottom inside out. ANOTHER GOOD JOB!
BTW, where's my invite?
I figured you wouldn't be interested since it's a prohibition party... might be short on booze, who knows ;) Thanks for watching!
What spray did you use
Ever hear of Hobby Lobby? They kind of look the same.
I would love to have plans to make these. awesome job
Please come back! All is forgiven.
INCREDIBLE !!!! That is some class at work there!
Can you provide a cut list for this? I have to build multiple as props for a theatre production
same! please!
Beautiful work as always. You make this look so easy.
Thanks. I found the only remotely challenging part was cutting out the template for the text.
yeah that can get really tedious
Great video. Looks really authentic
Fricking pure awesomeness ! Wow !
なにせ 税金でメシ食っているんだ。
Refreshing to see someone actually use a hammer. Too many Brad nailers on yt.
Where can I get the stencils from?
Great video and those crates would make great storage in the garage. I have a number of wooden wine cases which makes me look very cultured but I don't let on I found them in a skip. A big thumbs up.
Thanks for the comment!
Thank you .
love from 🇮🇩
que gran pasiencia para recortar ese molde
This is so cool. I wish I had the materials to make this.. I want this box!!! Lol If someone cut the pieces for me, you make it look so easy, I feel like I could do it.
Go into a city and look for random palettes laying around and you will just need nails and a hammer then.
Great work!
Awesome!
Tuo bitumi sopii värinä hyvin, ja varmaan hieman tuoksuukin, mikä sopii myös aiheeseen. Hienot laatikot tuli.
Haittapuolena kaikki se hiekka mikä tuli kattohuovan mukana. Näitä lautoja ei halua edes näyttää oikotasohöylälle. Kiitos katselusta.
Joo. Siinä tulisi laudalle hyvä metrihinta kun joutuisi teriä kovin uusimaan. Mutta toimii nuo käsityökalutkin näemmä.
Bruto e rústico 👊🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Simple but really nice crates !!!👍
What type of one is this pallet?
Thanks for the idea. The crate I made is an olde time "Miller High Life" bottle case. It holds a case of bottled beer & will use it for a party beer cooler.
Без клея походу нынче уже никуда, вот времена то пошли
What’s this? A woodworker using nails? Unheard of!
I know, I know....however, if you're building a "period piece", or something that is a replica of a thing built 100 years ago, you naturally use what was used back then. It must look authentic.
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Wouldn't they have also used new wood, too, instead of worn out boards?
@@MasterChief0522 they could have used worn out boards back then
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Why would they do that? Especially if they're trying to sell their bootleg alcohol, you'd want it to look nice to make the product seem better.
@@MasterChief0522 i agree with you, i was just replying because it could have been a possibility. There is nothing wrong with worn out wood.
I always forget how nice clamps are to have around
Cool work dude.. you just made it like a man
Hi finncrafted nice rustic crates! They look good! Small little mini tip, if you back out the hole saw in between drilling; this will clear the dust or chips and might drill a bit faster or less pressure. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks. Yes i know, but in some woods you have to do it so often that it can become a drag. Forstner bit would have been better but the hole saw was closer at hand.
Oh yeah i can imagine that
That must have been one hell of a party!
vasta löysin tämän mahtavan kanavan mutta vaikuttaa että sisältö on tyrehtynyt hieman... toivottavasti löytyy lisää tekemistä jossain välissä, pakkohan näitä lisää on saada jotta saisi itselläkkin hieman ideoita puutöihin! aivan älytöntä työn jälkeä, luulisi että ihan ammattilainen olisi asialla :D
Muut työt/elämä vievät ajan tällä hetkellä. Toivon että löytyy aikaa ja inspiraatio jatkaa videoiden tekeminen jossain vaiheessa. Ammattilaisia ei tällä kanavalla ole, ihan hupiukko vaan :D
Nice glue work....need a bit more wood though
I really like those, thanks
Hello, very well done !! Where can I get the inscriptions?
I made these from scratch to suit a particular event. Not readily available I'm afraid.
Those crates looks stunning,mate.well done.Cheers!!
Thanks mate, cheers!
Henorme muy buena caja
🇧🇷👌🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Muito bom !!!!
Parabéns
Im brazilian
Like e inscrito 👏🇧🇷
Да это же улей для пчел)))
Super excellent :-)
Air driven hammer in fast forward
You forgot to add spacers
Hiton komeita laatikoita.
Kiitos.
perfeito!!! show....
Love it!!!! Thanks for idea ;)
Tosta 0:49 eteenpäin, oikein ahistaa kuin lähelle saumaa lyöt. Onko siinä joku juttu?
Ei kai siinä mitään erikoista. Yritän aina lyödä naulat hieman eri kulmaan, ja niin etteivät ole aivan samassa linjassa puun syiden pituussuuntaan nähden (ei halkea yhtä helposti).
You genius top quality job
I needed this for storage crates in the garage. Thanks!
A less time consuming way to transfer print onto wood would be to print in mirror version onto wax or parchment paper then smooth on.
Toner transfer method would have been my first choice, but I don't have a laser printer.
wow, great idea, what font did you use ?
Great job!!! Btw where did you get the stencil?
He made it himself-- watch starting minute 3:27.
If you do a search for "stencil fonts" you'll find a bunch that you can print with and then cut out.
Great vid mate
Great RetroBox!
that's great man