I like the way you installed those magnets - using the screw to hold 'em and stick them in. Looked like that worked well. Always nice to see a little tip like that / something that hadn't occurred to me. Cheers.
Great job on the cabinet! I'm going to steal your idea for the doors, drawers, and the drawer fronts because I like them that much! Don't sweat the mistake with the drawer sides -- we've all done that -- and sooner or later you'll need a small piece or pieces of plywood for something. Great job!
At 17:54, I cant help but notice the Meat Eater Podcast is on. Yes! I love Steve Rinella and his books, shows and podcast! I also listen to him while in the shop. Great cabinet. Ill be starting mine tomorrow thanks to your inspiration. Subscribed!
Great project. I like how it came out. The simple face panels for your drawers gave me an idea for drawers that I’m making for my workbench. Nice, simple design. And I like the color offset. Thanks for sharing the mistake. Not everyone does that on their videos. Those things happen to all of us. I built some simple garage shelves this weekend and once finished, I realized I made the same mistakes that I made on the ones I built 18 years ago. Doh! 😂
hi. nice addition to your shop. i have two observations. first--that is regular ol' birch plywood. Baltic birch plywood is a completely different product than that which you can buy at your local big box store. it comes in sheets that are most commonly 5' square. 3/4" ply, like what you used, has 9 plies of uniform thickness and most importantly, there are no voids on the interior. it usually has a bookmatched or at least grain matched finished face. it is a premium product, and commands a premium price. you may know all this by now, but some of those watching your channel won't, and accuracy is important, i think. secondly--you have a number of tools that don't have a home. it would be worth the slight increase in cost to buy enough product to make the cabinet large enough to accommodate all of the tools you want it to hold. if it doesn't have a home, it's still just going to be laid somewhere convenient, and you still won't know where it is when you want it, or you'll have to move it every time you have to change the position of your current project. shop organization is sometimes a trial and error process, so i get that you might have more stuff now than when you were planning your cabinet, but if you're like any of the rest of us (and i can tell you are), you are always on the hunt for your newest tool. build a little potential to add to what you already have. extra space is never a bad thing. you will always find something to fill it. nice job on the fit and finish. it's a nice cabinet.
Very nice build ! Enjoyed watching. Don't let the drawer thing bug ya, I've made a sorts of crazy blunders like that myself. As long as you enjoyed the build, thats all that counts...great job.
I like the style of the cabinet, but it's a tad small. Am a big believer in using a jig to place door pulls and handles. You can eyeball them, or measure, but if you're off by a bit, it will really draw your eye.
I was wondering what you were listening to when you were fast forwarding through. When you slowed down at around 18:30 I hear Steven Rinella from the Meat Eater podcast. Great show to listen to. Great looking cabinet man.
Great video. I'll bet a hole in a donut that you are no longer using that last drawer for screws because you have accumulated too many new screws... lol Nice work!!
No need to throw out that first drawer that was missing the bottom panel groove. You can use a router to put in the groove while the drawer is assembled and then cut the back panel at the bottom edge exposing a slot to slide in the bottom panel.
Good effort for a first attempt. It's not baltic birch ply by the way. Could have been bigger, the first thig you show is some chisels that you have nowhere to store. You'll re do it in a year or two and will have learned lots from this build. One tip. 4" screws into the wall don't make it a better fix. The stress is downwards on the neck of the screw, they are not likely to pull out. 2" but thicker would have done the job better. I'm sure it won't fall off.
Nice project. I need to make one of those soon. I like the splash of color. It really adds to the character. One negative... I really hate the buzzing of the radio in the background during the time-lapse segments. Very annoying. Some noise-cancelling bluetooth ear buds would solve that problem. Otherwise, I enjoyed the video and you've got a new subscriber.
WOW, it take balls to admit such a big screw up and not only once but twice. Hey, more power to you for it. That is the way we all learned our craft and if anyone says different, you have standing before a stone cold lier. But I'm sure you will find as you get better and better that these types of big mistakes are far few and less severe as you keep on working and learning. It is a never ending process of learning and developing the skills needed for a fine craftsman. By the way you made a very nice tool cabinet.
I like the way you installed those magnets - using the screw to hold 'em and stick them in. Looked like that worked well. Always nice to see a little tip like that / something that hadn't occurred to me. Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it and picked up something!
Great job. You had a great plan in your head and put it to work. 👍🇺🇸🤙
Good job on the cabinet. The blue accent is nice.
Jay Bates - Woodworking Videos thanks Jay!
Nice job. Love the color. War Eagle!
Nice job. Like the cabinet. Roll tide.
Great job on the cabinet! I'm going to steal your idea for the doors, drawers, and the drawer fronts because I like them that much! Don't sweat the mistake with the drawer sides -- we've all done that -- and sooner or later you'll need a small piece or pieces of plywood for something. Great job!
Steal all you want. Thanks for watching!
Your not really stealing anything, it's pretty common.
At 17:54, I cant help but notice the Meat Eater Podcast is on. Yes! I love Steve Rinella and his books, shows and podcast! I also listen to him while in the shop. Great cabinet. Ill be starting mine tomorrow thanks to your inspiration. Subscribed!
Dexter's Woodshop I love Steve and the guys too. So glad to hear I inspired you to make something. I hope it turns out great.
Keep up the good work. Don't worry about the mistakes. Everybody makes them.
Great project. I like how it came out. The simple face panels for your drawers gave me an idea for drawers that I’m making for my workbench. Nice, simple design. And I like the color offset. Thanks for sharing the mistake. Not everyone does that on their videos. Those things happen to all of us. I built some simple garage shelves this weekend and once finished, I realized I made the same mistakes that I made on the ones I built 18 years ago. Doh! 😂
I wish I could say I haven't done the same thing... haha. Thanks for watching!
Very nice. We all make mistakes. Great project. Subscribed...
Thanks so much! Glad you decided to stick around!
Bravo che bel lavoro. Lo farò uguale anch'io.
hi. nice addition to your shop. i have two observations.
first--that is regular ol' birch plywood. Baltic birch plywood is a completely different product than that which you can buy at your local big box store. it comes in sheets that are most commonly 5' square. 3/4" ply, like what you used, has 9 plies of uniform thickness and most importantly, there are no voids on the interior. it usually has a bookmatched or at least grain matched finished face. it is a premium product, and commands a premium price. you may know all this by now, but some of those watching your channel won't, and accuracy is important, i think.
secondly--you have a number of tools that don't have a home. it would be worth the slight increase in cost to buy enough product to make the cabinet large enough to accommodate all of the tools you want it to hold. if it doesn't have a home, it's still just going to be laid somewhere convenient, and you still won't know where it is when you want it, or you'll have to move it every time you have to change the position of your current project. shop organization is sometimes a trial and error process, so i get that you might have more stuff now than when you were planning your cabinet, but if you're like any of the rest of us (and i can tell you are), you are always on the hunt for your newest tool. build a little potential to add to what you already have. extra space is never a bad thing. you will always find something to fill it.
nice job on the fit and finish. it's a nice cabinet.
Great video, with the exception of all the Auburn gear (Go Dawgs). Seriously AWESOME cabinet.
haha thanks man!
Very nice build ! Enjoyed watching. Don't let the drawer thing bug ya, I've made a sorts of crazy blunders like that myself. As long as you enjoyed the build, thats all that counts...great job.
Nice job. I'm about to build one of these myself.
Good job it really looks nice, I will build one my self, well done.
I like the style of the cabinet, but it's a tad small. Am a big believer in using a jig to place door pulls and handles. You can eyeball them, or measure, but if you're off by a bit, it will really draw your eye.
Good2 mr. 👍👍👍
Great build mate, well done. 😊👍🏼
Thanks!
Nice. I just restored a No. 6 and a No. 3.
I love my number 6. Number 3 seems like a useful plane too. Thanks for watching!
I was wondering what you were listening to when you were fast forwarding through. When you slowed down at around 18:30 I hear Steven Rinella from the Meat Eater podcast. Great show to listen to. Great looking cabinet man.
Great video. I'll bet a hole in a donut that you are no longer using that last drawer for screws because you have accumulated too many new screws... lol Nice work!!
Nice work :) I really like the look of the drawers ॐ
Thanks for watching!
No need to throw out that first drawer that was missing the bottom panel groove. You can use a router to put in the groove while the drawer is assembled and then cut the back panel at the bottom edge exposing a slot to slide in the bottom panel.
Nice build Brother Man. Having all your tools in one area makes nice! Been looking into building one for my shop. Love the Blue too.
Thanks! I love having mine. Makes organizing much easier.
Good effort for a first attempt. It's not baltic birch ply by the way. Could have been bigger, the first thig you show is some chisels that you have nowhere to store. You'll re do it in a year or two and will have learned lots from this build. One tip. 4" screws into the wall don't make it a better fix. The stress is downwards on the neck of the screw, they are not likely to pull out. 2" but thicker would have done the job better. I'm sure it won't fall off.
Nice project. I need to make one of those soon. I like the splash of color. It really adds to the character. One negative... I really hate the buzzing of the radio in the background during the time-lapse segments. Very annoying. Some noise-cancelling bluetooth ear buds would solve that problem. Otherwise, I enjoyed the video and you've got a new subscriber.
Thanks for watching! I'll take note of your suggestion for future videos.
Mike Bennett the radio sound is the Charlie Brown's teacher... hahaha...!!
WOW, it take balls to admit such a big screw up and not only once but twice. Hey, more power to you for it. That is the way we all learned our craft and if anyone says different, you have standing before a stone cold lier. But I'm sure you will find as you get better and better that these types of big mistakes are far few and less severe as you keep on working and learning. It is a never ending process of learning and developing the skills needed for a fine craftsman. By the way you made a very nice tool cabinet.
War Eagle.
Hola cómo lo colgaste de la pared? Gracias
Looks very nice!!
Can you share with us dimensions? Thanks!!
Show de bola mister congratulations 🖖🇺🇸
I like your bridal
Rockin the te shirt and the boardies bruh
You must be a Mike ferrington fan
JOOSS TENAN
Nice tool cabinet, but no glue on small pieces and parts?
Молодец!!!!
Muy bonito
Nice vid
But you should invest in audio if you serious about publishing them
Good luck
great build. what are the dimensions?
What size it is?
Really irritating background noise 🙆 May please take care of it in future... However, appreciate your amazing work👌👍
Nice, but are you sure it'll hold the weight of all those screws? ;) :D
War Eagle
If you open it too quickly, all the hammers will fall on your feet. Think about it ))
That's true! I don't open the doors that fast though.
Not Baltic birch plywood.
So much internet. So much to correct.
Good job, but since you're a hipster, tell me the shirt is ironical! RTR!
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At least include the dimensions 😴