At last a real craftsman using hand tools and skill. No plethora of electric hand tools and gadgets, no inane background music and commentary. Just the sound of wood being worked and hard skilful graft being done :) A joy to watch and so good to see a such a young and skilful guy keeping the craft of cabinet making alive.
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
Wood can exhibit weakness or reduced strength due to various factors. Some common reasons for wood to become weak include: Moisture: Wood is highly susceptible to moisture absorption, which can lead to swelling, warping, and decay. When wood absorbs water, it can lose its structural integrity and become weak. Decay: Wood is prone to decay when exposed to fungi, bacteria, or insects that break down its cellular structure. Decay can significantly weaken the wood, making it more brittle and less able to bear loads. Insect infestation: Wood-boring insects such as termites, beetles, and carpenter ants can tunnel through the wood, compromising its strength and structural integrity. Aging: Over time, wood can naturally degrade due to exposure to environmental factors like sunlight, temperature changes, and oxygen. This aging process can cause wood to become weaker and more prone to damage. Knots: Knots are areas where branches grew out of the trunk, creating a localized disruption in the wood grain. Knots can weaken the wood since they often have different density and strength characteristics than the surrounding wood. Defects and damage: Wood can develop defects or sustain damage from impacts, stresses, or improper handling. These defects, such as cracks, splits, or checks, can weaken the wood and compromise its load-bearing capacity. Poor quality or low-density wood: The quality of wood can vary based on factors like the tree species, growth conditions, and harvesting methods. Low-density wood or wood with inherent structural flaws can be weaker than high-quality, dense wood. Improper drying: If wood is not properly dried before use, it may retain moisture, leading to dimensional instability and reduced strength. The internal stresses caused by uneven drying can result in warping, twisting, or cracking, making the wood weaker. It's worth noting that the strength of wood can also depend on its specific species, density, and the direction in which forces are applied. Different types of wood have varying inherent strengths and properties.
I started to watch a simple object being built exquisitely. Somewhere along the line, I realized I was immersed in a symphony, It was an awesome experience. I've saved it to my play list so I can deepen that experience. Thank you so much not only for sharing your build but for the craft you put into the video.
I have only been in carpentry for a year and only the last couple of months started gaining interest and joy in fine woodworking. This is an inspiration!
It''s called "clocking" or "timing" your screws. It was one of those things done in older times that was considered a mark of a true good craftsman! Seeing clocked screws on something in an antique shop always makes me happy! You can see them on old handsaws too, bonus points is the saw screws are split, chances are you're on to a good tool then.
I'll be honest they weren't great to work with, I only did it for the fancy factor. Super happy with how they turned out, but it was way harder than it would have been otherwise!
@@dkbuilds My dad and I restored a 1933 chevy when I was a kid. After getting it back from the painter, he was reinstalling the metal trim on the soft top roof - with slotted screws. You guessed it - the screwdriver slipped and he scratched the living shit out of this brand new bitchin' paint job. I have never heard him scream louder. Swore off them ever since. obtw, stunning work brother!
I'm retiring in a couple of years and spending my money now on good tools, and intend to take up woodworking after 40+ years in the oil and gas construction industry . This project you've shown is where I'D like to start. I've just found your channel and love it THANKS
WoW! Beautiful!!! My dad use to say,” A mans a fool,who doesn’t build a shed for his favorite tool.” You built a castle for yours! Great workmanship. Love the dovetails.
That was amazing! Putting the tools in their proper place at the end must have felt so good. Watching the video was very relaxing, almost soothing. I loved that there was no music, no commentary, no noise, just working. Brilliant!
you are truely a carpenter.... i'm proud of you.... it's like you lived before from ancient times... their works are still living right now just what you did...
@@dkbuilds I encourage you to create a chicken coop, goat house, nest box, bird box... and Green House, which comes first you think is very needed right now. that is more interesting than the other out there... something new.... only if you like... you know it's pandemic and people goes to the source of food right now due to lack of job... thanks!
Perfection in every way. It’s usually the elderly master craftsmen that have the skill and patience to create this kind of masterpiece. I applaud you and your skill. 👍🇦🇺
Во-первых очень достойное применение магнитов, во-вторых компактность шкафа заслуживает похвалы. Очень мило, что добавил паучка, добавляет обыденности в рабочем пространстве. Очень приятное, светлое видео в плане съёмки, никаких лишних комментариев и слов, приятно наблюдать. Лайк-подписка самое малое, что можно сказать. Продолжай!
Спасибо огромное! Я очень горжусь этим шкафом. Я рада, что вам тоже понравилось видео. В будущем я сделаю еще больше похожих видео. Добро пожаловать на мой канал!
Had a lot Rob Cosman feelings. But nicer, because no explanation. Sometimes you just want to see the process. Glad it made it's way to my recommendation list. You sir gave me a new view on slotted screws. They are by far more aesthetical but practical. And directing them uniformly does indeed make such a difference. Thank you so much!
Thank Max I'm glad you like the format! Rob is a huge inspiration for me. Glad to have changed your mind about slotted screws! Honestly I think they're very aesthetic but I'm not sure how practical they are 🙈
It goes without saying that it's absolutely beautiful work. If I might make a small suggestion though , I would put drawerfronts on those three bottom drawers. It would look better
@@dkbuilds Personal taste is always a factor. However, having through dovetails on drawers inside a case, and covered when the doors are closed, is a very traditional method. I do the exact same thing. I think you made a good choice. BTW, you chose an excellent teacher. Have attended one of his PHP schools? And if so, thank you for your service. Excellent video and cabinet.
@@joew694 Thank you for your input Joe! I have not attended one of Rob's schools, and I am just a civilian. I am a big supporter of his purple heart project though and try to donate when I am able. I'm glad you liked my video :)
When you feeling lazy to get that project started and you watch the detail that went into this and it was purely for organizational purposes only, it's inspiring
There is something so satisfying with watching this. Slowly one tool at the time, no music or noises other than the sound from the wood itself, etc... Could probably have watched a whole hour of this :)
Thank you Dusty! You can do it! In a lot of ways it's more fun to work with hardwood than soft wood. I always bump my pine pieces into something leaving dents all over the place that I don't notice until after I've applied stain... not really a problem with hard woods!
I got home from work, a hard day and I find this video. I can't find the exact words.....Beautiful? , Nice?...Relaxing?...All together!!! . You have done a wonderful job. Congratulations from Buenos Aires Argentina.🇦🇷!!
No mass production system could ever match a skilled woodworker, this is art and thank you for this amazing display of craftsmenship. Outstanding work.
Outstanding workmanship; this was a real pleasure to watch. I'm sure, that every time you take a tool from this cabinet, it must be a satisfying and pleasurable experience. Thank you for sharing your skills and obvious talent. Best wishes.
@@dkbuilds I was actually wondering if you used these. Wouldn't have surprised me given your approach to using hand tools over machines and power tools for most of the work shown here.
Haha yes that came so close to cracking! I saw that and was much more careful on the other hinges. I'm glad the video relaxed you, that is one of my goals for my videos!
@@katzmosestools LOL I'm gonna go ahead and flag that as the best comment I've ever received. Thanks man I'm always trying to learn new things, lots of 'em from your videos. Just enjoying finding happiness in woodworking, and trying to share that with viewers of my videos. Keep up the great content man!
At first I thought, this is too long winded. But watching everything going in it's place and the neat ideas you had to hold your tools , it was actually worth every minute . Nice job.
Everything, every detail looks perfect. Hope to work sometime a proyect at that level, I'm a begginer with less than 1 month on this kind of work, just finished my mallet
It makes me sad to think I will never have those skills! It was a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work. How i envy your skills. Thankyou for showing what can be done with patience and skill.
Thank you Tony! And don't think of it that way. I had absolutely zero skills three years ago and my only secret is practice and patience. You can get to this level much faster than you think, if you try!
David Manger I went down the same rabbit hole. 3 saws, bench parts on my work table, planes, Trend, glass stones, learning 32 seconds to sharp!! I’m also trying to adopt him 😛
@@rroades Honestly everything I've ever bought directly from Rob, or on Rob's suggestion, has been absolutely amazing. It ain't cheap but you can't find higher quality.
Impressive. It's the small details that makes a great end result. I specially like that you use mainly hand tools and even align the groove in the screws. I just started with woodworking my self and I have many yers left until I come even close to your skills but you're definitely an inspiration to watch. Thanks.
Thank you so much Robert! I had been woodworking maybe 2.5 years when I built this, you can learn a lot in a short time with practice and patience. Good luck and I'm proud to have inspired you!
This is amazing to watch, you've got some talent! I loved the amount of hand tool methods you used whilst also utilising faster machinery. You should be very proud of yourself for this work. Get something else uploaded as I'm here waiting!! Awesome job!
Very inspirational and satisfying to watch especially at the end where you can see its bespoke made to fit each individual tool of your own. That really made it worthwhile to watch. Also the hours and attention to detail I don't fully appreciate not having really any wood working experience myself should be acknowledged and appreciated (I recently had to fit my own skirting boards so have been researching wood working on UA-cam in its many various forms which led me here eventually). Very well done sir you should be proud!
Thank you so much for the kind words, tigger! Be careful with those skirting boards... soon you will quickly become addicted to woodworking like me 😇 Thank you for watching!
This is absolutely beautiful! Congratulations for the amazing work, it's such an incredible cabinet. Love the tribute you paid to your grandfather, it's a great way to honor him. I just subscribed to your channel, best wishes from Brazil!
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This is the kind of video that needs to be on YT recommendations. No music, no noise just simply hard work in silence
Thanks so much! I would be thrilled if this ended up on YT recommendations 😂
@@dkbuilds Good news! That's where I saw it.
Me to !
Greetings from 🇨🇭
And me.. Your a credit to the trade.
Me too guys.
What I like about this carpenter is that he is quiet and focused! The work transferred from his heart and head into his masterpiece! Great work!
Thank you very much for the kind words, friend!
Dude is going FULL THROTTLE with that backsaw. Like 3 strokes to the line.
Yolo! 😂
@@dkbuilds And even featured a slight oversaw on the drawer closeup, reminding us that with handmade, imperfect is perfect. So great.
@tyvek05 well you kinda have to settle since nothing you make will be perfect.
I was literally thinking the same thing. Had me clenching lmao
@tyvek05 google the Japanese design theory of wabi sabi you will be enlightened 👍
At last a real craftsman using hand tools and skill. No plethora of electric hand tools and gadgets, no inane background music and commentary. Just the sound of wood being worked and hard skilful graft being done :) A joy to watch and so good to see a such a young and skilful guy keeping the craft of cabinet making alive.
Thank you, TopMarks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! :)
Nice job. I like several things: your silent video; honoring your grandfather and your precision. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for watching and sharing the kind words Joseph. Cheers!
Wonderful build. I enjoyed watching someone so young who has mastered the old school hand made craftsmanship.
Thank you Thomas! Not sure I've mastered it yet, but I am always trying to improve my skills. Maybe one day I will be a true master :)
@@dkbuilds The only correct answer.
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
Wood can exhibit weakness or reduced strength due to various factors. Some common reasons for wood to become weak include:
Moisture: Wood is highly susceptible to moisture absorption, which can lead to swelling, warping, and decay. When wood absorbs water, it can lose its structural integrity and become weak.
Decay: Wood is prone to decay when exposed to fungi, bacteria, or insects that break down its cellular structure. Decay can significantly weaken the wood, making it more brittle and less able to bear loads.
Insect infestation: Wood-boring insects such as termites, beetles, and carpenter ants can tunnel through the wood, compromising its strength and structural integrity.
Aging: Over time, wood can naturally degrade due to exposure to environmental factors like sunlight, temperature changes, and oxygen. This aging process can cause wood to become weaker and more prone to damage.
Knots: Knots are areas where branches grew out of the trunk, creating a localized disruption in the wood grain. Knots can weaken the wood since they often have different density and strength characteristics than the surrounding wood.
Defects and damage: Wood can develop defects or sustain damage from impacts, stresses, or improper handling. These defects, such as cracks, splits, or checks, can weaken the wood and compromise its load-bearing capacity.
Poor quality or low-density wood: The quality of wood can vary based on factors like the tree species, growth conditions, and harvesting methods. Low-density wood or wood with inherent structural flaws can be weaker than high-quality, dense wood.
Improper drying: If wood is not properly dried before use, it may retain moisture, leading to dimensional instability and reduced strength. The internal stresses caused by uneven drying can result in warping, twisting, or cracking, making the wood weaker.
It's worth noting that the strength of wood can also depend on its specific species, density, and the direction in which forces are applied. Different types of wood have varying inherent strengths and properties.
That was probably the most satisfying thing I’ve ever seen.
And that is probably one of the best complements I've ever received! Thanks Avery!
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@only destiel right!!!!
The best i've ever see. You are my ok-Guru
I started to watch a simple object being built exquisitely. Somewhere along the line, I realized I was immersed in a symphony,
It was an awesome experience. I've saved it to my play list so I can deepen that experience.
Thank you so much not only for sharing your build but for the craft you put into the video.
Wow thank you John! I'm so glad that all my effort in building and video production paid off for you. I really appreciate you watching and commenting!
Fantastic to see true craftsmanship these days, well done.
Why on earth would you thumbs down this?..................unless you were really sad
Thanks so much for the kind words, Ian! Glad you liked it!
@@dkbuilds No worries, keep up the great work, far more use and satisfaction than a meaninless degree complete with mountain of student debt
Who in the world would downvote such a dedicated work. I'm really impressed. Great job!
I'm not sure! To each their own I guess. Thank you for watching NTR!
People that use deck screws for joinery...thats who......🤣
Haters. I don’t work in wood, and I was mesmerized by this work. Superb!
The precision in this video is like a drug for my OCD. What a pleasure to watch.
Thanks Alen! I think I have a touch of OCD myself which contributed to how well this cabinet turned out hah
I love the idea of using magnets to hold the planes instead of having them sit in there at an angle like you usually see. GREAT WORK MAN
Thanks Nicoals 👍 I'm glad you liked it!
I have only been in carpentry for a year and only the last couple of months started gaining interest and joy in fine woodworking. This is an inspiration!
Thank you so much Brandon I'm proud to have inspired you!!
Precision. Care. Consideration. Beauty. Simplicity. 🙏🏻
Thanks for the kind words Peter!
I love how all the flat head screws line up with each other. Nice touch.
Thanks! I'm a little bit OCD and it's super satisfying to have them all line up :)
It''s called "clocking" or "timing" your screws. It was one of those things done in older times that was considered a mark of a true good craftsman! Seeing clocked screws on something in an antique shop always makes me happy!
You can see them on old handsaws too, bonus points is the saw screws are split, chances are you're on to a good tool then.
I hate slotted screws and try to avoid them at all cost, but you did it right!
I'll be honest they weren't great to work with, I only did it for the fancy factor. Super happy with how they turned out, but it was way harder than it would have been otherwise!
@@dkbuilds My dad and I restored a 1933 chevy when I was a kid. After getting it back from the painter, he was reinstalling the metal trim on the soft top roof - with slotted screws.
You guessed it - the screwdriver slipped and he scratched the living shit out of this brand new bitchin' paint job. I have never heard him scream louder.
Swore off them ever since.
obtw, stunning work brother!
Very nice work. Will be inspiration for many viewers!
Thank you, Scott! I am impressed by your channel and your videos!
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I'm retiring in a couple of years and spending my money now on good tools, and intend to take up woodworking after 40+ years in the oil and gas construction industry . This project you've shown is where I'D like to start.
I've just found your channel and love it THANKS
Excellent, sounds like a great retirement plan! Good luck on your woodworking journey, and thanks for watching my video!
When you put all the tools in and they all snapped into place.... heaven....
😜 thanks Andrew glad you enjoyed it!
WoW! Beautiful!!! My dad use to say,” A mans a fool,who doesn’t build a shed for his favorite tool.” You built a castle for yours! Great workmanship. Love the dovetails.
Thanks so much JC, I love that quote of your dads! Thanks for watching :)
That was amazing! Putting the tools in their proper place at the end must have felt so good. Watching the video was very relaxing, almost soothing. I loved that there was no music, no commentary, no noise, just working. Brilliant!
Excellent, I'm so glad you liked the video fradrig! I feel satisfied every time I get a tool out or put a tool back in the cabinet :)
I predict this will soon be (if not already) the 2nd nicest thing you've ever built. Well done!
Thanks Todd! I've got a jewelry box video coming out soon that might take the cake... Stay tuned!
FANTASTIC to see traditional skills alive & well from a young person. You have a new Subscriber.
Thank you so much Pete! Welcome to my channel!
you are truely a carpenter.... i'm proud of you.... it's like you lived before from ancient times... their works are still living right now just what you did...
Thank you so much sandata! I'm glad you liked it!
@@dkbuilds I encourage you to create a chicken coop, goat house, nest box, bird box... and Green House, which comes first you think is very needed right now. that is more interesting than the other out there... something new.... only if you like... you know it's pandemic and people goes to the source of food right now due to lack of job... thanks!
Perfection in every way. It’s usually the elderly master craftsmen that have the skill and patience to create this kind of masterpiece. I applaud you and your skill. 👍🇦🇺
Wow, thank you Shed Man! I am always trying to improve my skills and patience :)
Any cabinet maker could build on in his sleep 😴.Its Just a box !
@@tonywright8294 and your an asshole
Not only is this the nicest thing you've ever made, but it's also the nicest thing I've ever seen made. Really great work, David!
Wow what a compliment. Thank you, CB!
good.
Amazing job. I admire the attention to detail and like the section dedicated to your grandfather’s tools.
Thank you very much John! My grandfather always said "a job worth doing is a job worth doing well", which I took to heart especially on this project.
Incredible workmanship, a real pleasure to watch someone using hand tools to build a beautiful cabinet to store those same hand tools. Thanks.
Thanks so much for the kind words Jonathon! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
hilarious how simple it looks yet how intricate it really is, such a clean build - super impressive!!
Thanks so much Stevey! Glad you enjoyed all the intricacies :)
Во-первых очень достойное применение магнитов, во-вторых компактность шкафа заслуживает похвалы. Очень мило, что добавил паучка, добавляет обыденности в рабочем пространстве. Очень приятное, светлое видео в плане съёмки, никаких лишних комментариев и слов, приятно наблюдать. Лайк-подписка самое малое, что можно сказать. Продолжай!
Спасибо огромное! Я очень горжусь этим шкафом. Я рада, что вам тоже понравилось видео. В будущем я сделаю еще больше похожих видео. Добро пожаловать на мой канал!
I wish I had something this nice in my house!
Maybe it will happen one day, Carolyn!
Had a lot Rob Cosman feelings. But nicer, because no explanation. Sometimes you just want to see the process. Glad it made it's way to my recommendation list.
You sir gave me a new view on slotted screws. They are by far more aesthetical but practical. And directing them uniformly does indeed make such a difference.
Thank you so much!
Thank Max I'm glad you like the format! Rob is a huge inspiration for me. Glad to have changed your mind about slotted screws! Honestly I think they're very aesthetic but I'm not sure how practical they are 🙈
Beautiful. All hand work mostly with saws and chisels. A real art and a talented man. Well done
Thank you so much brenyboy! I'm always trying to improve my woodworking skills.
This is one of the most satisfying builds I’ve ever watched.
Heck yeah! I'm glad you liked it Tictoc!
Homie even lines up the damn screws. Mad props
🙃
What a beautiful piece, great job. I wish everyone on this platform was as talented as you
Thank you so much for the very kind words!
Rob Cosman would approve of those dovetails and the tool cabinet. Nice work. Thxs for the inspiration.
Thanks so much Sean! He is a huge inspiration for me!
Finally a good video without stupid music, just a camera recording the progress with the normal sound. Thats how i like it. Awesome build!
Thanks so much Mr. Thomas! I'm glad you like this format... I will make more like this!
What a great example of high level cabinet making.
Loved the whole well thought out process, and meticulous attention to detail.
Beautiful work.
Wow, thank you for the kind words Rich! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Love your attention to details.. All the screws "clocked", perfect 👌🏼
Thank you Zeka! I'm glad you enjoyed the attention to detail!
Man I couldn't stop watching this build, great looking cabinet.
Thanks so much Brian! Glad you liked it!
Mate, that was just showing off!!! I am in awe....real craftsmanship. Superb build.
Thanks so much Kev! I'll admit there's a little showing off here 😇
I like that you respect and treat your tools well instead of throwing them around like some do.
Thank you! My tools respect me, so I respect them :)
It goes without saying that it's absolutely beautiful work. If I might make a small suggestion though , I would put drawerfronts on those three bottom drawers. It would look better
Thanks Scott! Yes I was debating doing that. I might do it next time. Thank you for watching!
@@dkbuilds Personal taste is always a factor. However, having through dovetails on drawers inside a case, and covered when the doors are closed, is a very traditional method. I do the exact same thing. I think you made a good choice. BTW, you chose an excellent teacher. Have attended one of his PHP schools? And if so, thank you for your service. Excellent video and cabinet.
@@joew694 Thank you for your input Joe! I have not attended one of Rob's schools, and I am just a civilian. I am a big supporter of his purple heart project though and try to donate when I am able. I'm glad you liked my video :)
When you feeling lazy to get that project started and you watch the detail that went into this and it was purely for organizational purposes only, it's inspiring
😅I won't lie, I spent an insane amount of time planning this! Tons of research, sketching, laying tools out, etc. Glad it paid off!
The stand and look ... I catch my self doing this frequently with my favorite projects.
I like to step back and remind myself the big picture some times. I'm glad you enjoyed that moment!
@@dkbuilds My mentor used to say "That needs a few more
coats of Looking-at.
There is something so satisfying with watching this. Slowly one tool at the time, no music or noises other than the sound from the wood itself, etc... Could probably have watched a whole hour of this :)
Awesome, I'm glad you liked the format Claude! I'll be sure to make more videos like this in the future!
Craftsmanship from a man so young is encouraging. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you for the encouraging comment, stx! I'm always trying to improve my craftsmanship!
Incredible in every way. This is high art. I can see myself watching this video over and over. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Wow thank you for the kind words Andy! I'm glad you enjoyed the video :)
It’s not art it’s just a fucking tool box.Any apprentice could make one
Watching this was like meditation - the final product is outstanding!
Excellent, that's one of the main reasons I make these videos... to help people relax. Glad you liked it Simon!
Love the intent of each spot. The care. I can't wait to have the confidence to work with hardwood.
Thank you Dusty! You can do it! In a lot of ways it's more fun to work with hardwood than soft wood. I always bump my pine pieces into something leaving dents all over the place that I don't notice until after I've applied stain... not really a problem with hard woods!
Beautiful craftsmanship. Rob Cosman would be very pleased with the precision and execution, DK
Thank you so much Charles! Rob is a huge inspiration for me!
I agree "Very nice work. Will be inspiration for many viewers!" thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much Zehro!
I got home from work, a hard day and I find this video. I can't find the exact words.....Beautiful? , Nice?...Relaxing?...All together!!! . You have done a wonderful job. Congratulations from Buenos Aires Argentina.🇦🇷!!
Thank you for the very kind words Cesar! I am very glad you liked the video. Greetings from the USA!
The cinematography of this video is also really well done, very professional, and well made!
Thanks so much Gavin, glad you liked it!
What a treasure for you! Love your tools and your skills!
Thank you so much Else, I'm glad to have you as a viewer!
No mass production system could ever match a skilled woodworker, this is art and thank you for this amazing display of craftsmenship. Outstanding work.
Thank you for the very kind words Raptorian! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Wow... that's a treasure for you and future generations.
Thanks, KB! I hope so!
Outstanding workmanship; this was a real pleasure to watch. I'm sure, that every time you take a tool from this cabinet, it must be a satisfying and pleasurable experience. Thank you for sharing your skills and obvious talent. Best wishes.
Thank you so much for the kind words, Mark! I'm glad you liked the video and the build! Best wishes to you too
Gorgeous! And I love the "history compartment" with the slide rules and (presumably family) heirloom tools.
Thank you so much Lawson! Yes they are heirlooms from my grandfather. I'm glad you liked it :)
@@dkbuilds I was actually wondering if you used these. Wouldn't have surprised me given your approach to using hand tools over machines and power tools for most of the work shown here.
Magnets!!!! Brilliant upgrade to an old world tool cabinet. Excellent build sir.
Thanks for the kind words, Ron! Glad you appreciate the magnets!
10:35 my heart stopped, i thought it would crack.
Amazing video!
this makes me calm as hell, just watch someone that knows what they are doing.
Haha yes that came so close to cracking! I saw that and was much more careful on the other hinges. I'm glad the video relaxed you, that is one of my goals for my videos!
Beautiful work bud!
Thanks so much JKM! I'm a big fan of your stuff.
@@dkbuilds bro if you ever want to come give me a lesson let me know. You're crushing it.
@@katzmosestools LOL I'm gonna go ahead and flag that as the best comment I've ever received. Thanks man I'm always trying to learn new things, lots of 'em from your videos. Just enjoying finding happiness in woodworking, and trying to share that with viewers of my videos. Keep up the great content man!
Great video and really nice work.
Wow! True honor to get a commendation from Katz-Moses!
I was overcome by emotion the last three minutes of the video.
Wow I'm glad you enjoyed it! Those last three minutes sure are satisfying 🙃
Truly the product of A Master Craftsman at work ..... well done.
Thanks so much Dottie! I'm always trying to learn new things and improve my craft.
So great to watch someone who obviously loves what they do.
Thank you Dee :) I definitely love this. Thanks for watching!
That missing jointer at the end is playing havoc with my OCD !
I know, me too. Almost saved up enough to buy one!
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At first I thought, this is too long winded. But watching everything going in it's place and the neat ideas you had to hold your tools , it was actually worth every minute . Nice job.
I was worried about the video length too. I'm glad it ended up being enjoyable for you to watch, twoweary!
Everything, every detail looks perfect.
Hope to work sometime a proyect at that level, I'm a begginer with less than 1 month on this kind of work, just finished my mallet
Nice Fede, a mallet is a great start. Keep building more things and you will get better quickly!
This man's level of skill terrifies me. The willpower to learn like this... damn.
You can do this too with enough practice and patience! Thank you for the kind words :)
It's gorgeous. I've never seen anything nicer for storing your hand tools. Very well done sir.
Thank you so much Edward!!
Your love for woodworking is shown by how well you take care of your tools! Very nicely done!!
Thank you so much woodstoney! :)
beautiful, love it , thank you, for the love of hand woodworking
Thank you for watching Ahmed!
Stunning work, it makes me smile when I see such dedication and pride in a piece. Well done.
Thank you so much for the kind words Hunter!
I am humbled by the time and craft you put into this, must make you smile every time you take a tool out.
Thank you so much Robert! Tons of time went into this, and yes I feel proud every time I get a tool out from it or put one back :)
Very nice. No annoying music, just the sounds of your work..
Thanks so much, I'm glad you like the format!
Damn that's nice. Love that feeling from making something you wanna go admire over and over.
Thank you someguy, I agree!
It makes me sad to think I will never have those skills! It was a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work. How i envy your skills. Thankyou for showing what can be done with patience and skill.
Thank you Tony! And don't think of it that way. I had absolutely zero skills three years ago and my only secret is practice and patience. You can get to this level much faster than you think, if you try!
I see a few Rob Cosman tips and tricks in here!
Most definitely! He's a big inspiration to me
Plus a variety of RC tools, workbench etc....!
David Manger I went down the same rabbit hole. 3 saws, bench parts on my work table, planes, Trend, glass stones, learning 32 seconds to sharp!! I’m also trying to adopt him 😛
@@rroades Honestly everything I've ever bought directly from Rob, or on Rob's suggestion, has been absolutely amazing. It ain't cheap but you can't find higher quality.
Rick Roades . Funny that......I’ve done the same thing but without the adoption!
Really well made, but the beauty is in the clean use of magnets to hold tools and the saw till. Well done in both design and implementation.
Thanks so much Larry! Magnets are my favorite :D
Just wonderful to watch. Thanks for your time.
Thank you for your time watching the video, Paul! Cheers
I would love to have have the patience to make something so perfect, that is beautiful work sir.
You can do it Brad! I'm glad you liked the build :)
Impressive. It's the small details that makes a great end result. I specially like that you use mainly hand tools and even align the groove in the screws. I just started with woodworking my self and I have many yers left until I come even close to your skills but you're definitely an inspiration to watch. Thanks.
Thank you so much Robert! I had been woodworking maybe 2.5 years when I built this, you can learn a lot in a short time with practice and patience. Good luck and I'm proud to have inspired you!
really nice build and loved the camera work too!
Thanks so much Thunderchild!
That looks awesome! Would bring me happiness just to see it on the wall.
Thanks so much! I smile every time I grab a tool from the cabinet :)
Impressive work. I also appreciate no music and no talking in the video - the way it should be. Well done.
Thank you Rusty! I will keep making videos with this format for sure.
It was inspirational to watch you work on a project with such personal meaning. Thank you for sharing this--it is truly exceptional.
Wow, thank you Charles! Thank you for watching!
Thoroughly enjoyed watching this, beautiful build, something I've always wanted to build myself. Well well done
Thanks so much WM! If you build one yourself, let me know how it turns out!
This is amazing to watch, you've got some talent! I loved the amount of hand tool methods you used whilst also utilising faster machinery. You should be very proud of yourself for this work. Get something else uploaded as I'm here waiting!! Awesome job!
Thanks Gavin! More builds are coming soon I promise!
Love the secret compartment for the slide rules. I haven't seen a slide rule since engineering school. And that was a VERY long time ago.
Thanks Bruce!! I love my slide rule!
Outstanding job!!!!! Can't stop watching...
Great, glad you're enjoying it Lemev!
Your telling me every single one of those flat head screws are perfectly horizontal, lol great job man
Hahaha yeah it's a little OCD but damn does it look nice!
I was looking for someone else in the comments to notice that lol!!!!! Beautiful Work!
Very inspirational and satisfying to watch especially at the end where you can see its bespoke made to fit each individual tool of your own. That really made it worthwhile to watch. Also the hours and attention to detail I don't fully appreciate not having really any wood working experience myself should be acknowledged and appreciated (I recently had to fit my own skirting boards so have been researching wood working on UA-cam in its many various forms which led me here eventually). Very well done sir you should be proud!
Thank you so much for the kind words, tigger! Be careful with those skirting boards... soon you will quickly become addicted to woodworking like me 😇 Thank you for watching!
You've earned a subscriber! This is beyond beautiful. I will be copying your design one day. :) Cheers!
Heck yes, welcome to my channel, I am so glad to have you! Please copy the design, and let me know how it turns out!
Stocking that for the first time had to have been extremely satisfying
It sure was! :)
Nice 👍🏻 😎 💪 💯
Thanks Ross!
This is absolutely beautiful! Congratulations for the amazing work, it's such an incredible cabinet. Love the tribute you paid to your grandfather, it's a great way to honor him. I just subscribed to your channel, best wishes from Brazil!
You rock, thanks so much Jessica! And thanks for subscribing! Cheers from the USA
The perfection is almost enough to make a grown man cry
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Amazing work! Congrats!
Thanks so much Gonzalo!