what like from you is that you are real. A work shop is not to be fancy but functionals in the shop. And you do nice work and good and quality work for your customer. keep the good work Jacques from Montreal canada très très😶 bon travail😶😶
Very nice and perfect timing! I just started looking for ideas for tool walls/storage because my current configuration is aggravating. It's the small stuff and accessories I lose track of lol.
Another good idea, I have a space in my shop that has pegboard and I was trying to think of a way to use the space better. I'm using your idea. Again I always enjoy your videos. Have a great week! Timothy
It really is. I’ve never been big on shop upgrades. It’s time consuming and expensive. Two resources I generally lack. But, this tool is barely even started and working on it has been rather enjoyable. And, while I’m making a bigger mess working on it, in the end it should make the shop safer and much more efficient.
very nicely presented and timely video. i am always in need of more cabinets and tool/supplies storage solutions. wish i had one of those magic tenon units!
Not often we see you do shop projects, this turned out great and was probably an enjoyable project to make as it was fairly basic cabinets but small enough that you weren’t having to fight with them or be tripping over them, and more importantly the job was completed in a day 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
I'll be having more shop projects coming up. I never really did them because I didn't have the time/money. I still don't but, efficiency and organization are becoming bigger priorities in that space.
Man, I would love to build these to help organize my shop. Unfortunately I don't have any wall space left! I enjoy watching projects like this, simple but well thought out and clean.
Until recently, I thought that radial arm saws were only still in usage by people who had not been out in forty years or simply by dorks. However, watching just a couple of your videos has shown me the merit of a radial arm saw and I'm feeling goofy about my miter saw. I'm glad to learn something!
They are very versatile. Especially if you do not have a lot of space/big tools. I can cut dados, rabbets, lap joints, tenons and wide panels easily with that saw.
Glad I'm not the only one who is currently having issues with joint compound. Gutting and remodeling a cute little 1bed house but man the mud is taking its time.
Great little head-clearing project. I'm deeply envious of what you call scrap material and have to order some new timber but the prices are still outrageous here. It's hard to beat good, useful storage. I'm guessing it's already full...
I have to take this down to sand it and finish the wall behind it so not full just yet. Yeah I’ve been collecting those pieces for a few years. Did a lot a built ins this last year and scrap piles up pretty fast with those.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks Give it time... I tend to make a large piece of furniture then smaller and smaller pieces until I'm down to tooth picks of scrap! 😂
Very nice! One suggestion if you have a loose dado, a piece of tissue paper can make up the difference and it takes glue readily. Kraft paper works too depending on how much you need to make up.
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what like from you is that you are real. A work shop is not to be fancy but functionals in the shop. And you do nice work and good and quality work for your customer.
keep the good work
Jacques from Montreal canada
très très😶 bon travail😶😶
Thanks!
Great video! A build for us common folk😂!! I built one of these very similar but what a great idea using the dry erase board!!
The novelty of a dry erase board never wears off!
They look great good job
Wonderful build. Great way to get the shop with more storage. Stay safe, warm, happy 😊 and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Nice idea 💡 ❤❤
Looking Good!!! Great idea for storage…
You always do great work no matter what the project. Great work! Love your videos!
Thanks!
Very nice and perfect timing! I just started looking for ideas for tool walls/storage because my current configuration is aggravating. It's the small stuff and accessories I lose track of lol.
I lose and find the same things All. Day. Long.
Another good idea, I have a space in my shop that has pegboard and I was trying to think of a way to use the space better. I'm using your idea. Again I always enjoy your videos. Have a great week! Timothy
In a small space I try and use every possible surface. And I do like a little pegboard in my life.
It's amazing how the simple projects can be the most enjoyable
It really is. I’ve never been big on shop upgrades. It’s time consuming and expensive. Two resources I generally lack. But, this tool is barely even started and working on it has been rather enjoyable. And, while I’m making a bigger mess working on it, in the end it should make the shop safer and much more efficient.
Très utile ces petits meubles,bien pensés,à bientôt Salut Jeannot 🛠😉
Thanks!
very nicely presented and timely video. i am always in need of more cabinets and tool/supplies storage solutions. wish i had one of those magic tenon units!
I got that for free from a guy who was downsizing his shop. It's a nice unit for sure.
Very very nice work as always!!!👌👍💯
Looks great. Headed to my messy shop now. Not enough scrap yet but I have to do something like that
Built in projects yield lots of small scrap pieces. That’s where the majority of this came from.
Not often we see you do shop projects, this turned out great and was probably an enjoyable project to make as it was fairly basic cabinets but small enough that you weren’t having to fight with them or be tripping over them, and more importantly the job was completed in a day 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
I'll be having more shop projects coming up. I never really did them because I didn't have the time/money. I still don't but, efficiency and organization are becoming bigger priorities in that space.
Man, I would love to build these to help organize my shop. Unfortunately I don't have any wall space left! I enjoy watching projects like this, simple but well thought out and clean.
Thanks!
I love making nice things out of extra material. I use French cleats a lot, very useful. Sure looks nice!!
French cleats are the best.
Brilliant idea for the cabinet faces. Great job HB
Thanks!
Another great project! I’m sure you’ll find it very useful.
Gonna be a great place to
Hide all my crap.
Until recently, I thought that radial arm saws were only still in usage by people who had not been out in forty years or simply by dorks. However, watching just a couple of your videos has shown me the merit of a radial arm saw and I'm feeling goofy about my miter saw. I'm glad to learn something!
They are very versatile. Especially if you do not have a lot of space/big tools. I can cut dados, rabbets, lap joints, tenons and wide panels easily with that saw.
Glad I'm not the only one who is currently having issues with joint compound. Gutting and remodeling a cute little 1bed house but man the mud is taking its time.
Nice cabinets! It's good using French cleats. You can pull them down to paint behind them.
Yeah these have to come down so I can finish the wall, and they are going to be mounted a little higher when permanently installed.
Love the shop mascot 🐧.
Enjoy your day in the big apple.
Hi 👋, HB , Great job, well done, look 👀 forward to seeing your next project, stay safe, From the moulin.
Thanks!
Great little head-clearing project. I'm deeply envious of what you call scrap material and have to order some new timber but the prices are still outrageous here. It's hard to beat good, useful storage. I'm guessing it's already full...
I have to take this down to sand it and finish the wall behind it so not full just yet. Yeah I’ve been collecting those pieces for a few years. Did a lot a built ins this last year and scrap piles up pretty fast with those.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks Give it time... I tend to make a large piece of furniture then smaller and smaller pieces until I'm down to tooth picks of scrap! 😂
Very nice! One suggestion if you have a loose dado, a piece of tissue paper can make up the difference and it takes glue readily. Kraft paper works too depending on how much you need to make up.
Nice thanks! I’ll have to try that next time.
Next thing you know, there will be extra space to fill with more stuff 😅... At least that's how organizing works for me
So true, most of us woodworkers are like goldfish. If I expand my space, so does my carbon footprint.
LOL - Bucees decal. Well, not exactly a badger but it will do! Great cabinet work and door fuctions!
Went there for the first time last week. Lives up to the hype.
Looks awesome, of course!
Happy Saturday, take a break!
Happy Saturday to you too. I actually am this Saturday, taking the train to NYC for the day.
No Medusa hat…. unsubscribe!😊
On a serious note, it’s nice to see such a utilitarian piece, especially with scrap. Thanks for sharing Caitlin!
That Medusa video was my poorest performing video of the past year. Guess people don’t like snakes.
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Which Bucee’s did you go to? We had the largest one here in New Braunfels until the store in Tennessee was built.
Sevierville.
In my world that not scrap, it gold. At today’s prices, I save every square foot of it.
I did a lot of big cabinets and built ins the last two years, which always adds nice chunks to the scrap pile.