What surprise could lurk in this old block of wood?
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Building a Walnut leg table base for the handmade piano in my previous DIY 'Rhodes' video, this build details the design and build process behind the leg frame, with lots of little woodwork tips as I take my design from a modest 3d printed miniature model, through a fine furniture build of a Walnut leg base frame from a very special slab of wood....
Full Rhodes build is at: • Destroying a well know...
Download STL files or order a pre-printed Piano model on my website under the 3D & Digital Downloads section at: munstre.com
Woodshop stuff in this vid:
123 blocks: amzn.to/3zjQC4u
Milescraft portable drill press: amzn.to/3KUST8Q
180 Grit adhesive backed sandpaper: amzn.to/3xyOnd6
3mm WALNUT Plywood (for miniatures): amzn.to/3XyvykR
Narex Marking Knife: amzn.to/4ewsAn0
Adhesive backed cork amzn.to/3xEG3ss
The 3D printers I use (and recommend, particularly for new users)
Ankermake M5C amzn.to/45AUgmB (Their barebones model)
Ankermake M5 amzn.to/4cpKtC4
WOOD Filament: amzn.to/3W34iK6
Miniature model making accessories:
X-acto knife: amzn.to/3VPRdDZ
CA Glue Accelerator: amzn.to/4eqFYJz
CA Glue: amzn.to/3RD9lyi
#woodworking #diy #furnituredesign #furnituremaking #midcenturymodern
I really hope you continue to make videos like this. It doesn’t even matter what you’re making (although instruments are always super cool), I could watch six hours of your woodworking process
Exactly!!
Thanks so much for the feedback, I really enjoy making the videos - they're definitely a slog as I don't have a ton of time during my days to get editing done, but it's a fun space to try some new ideas out in. So yes for sure I'll keep up the videos! Will be a bit before the next project is completed...
The restaurant bit was hilarious, you've got a great perspective on your work and growth. It's inspiring to see someone take this level of pride and effort into building the instruments they want to play.
Thanks so much! Haha all I wanted was for one person to notice the restaurant bit, so I've met my quota. I appreciate the comment, thanks!
Wow, I am so happy to have found this channel. I am also a musician/woodworker, so it is interesting to meet a brother in arms. Your attention to detail in all parts of this video, not only in the subject matter, but in the production and presentation of the video are appreciated. The videography, lighting and sound production are as detailed as your woodworking. You are a true polymath, keep up the amazing work. I Will watch for thé notifications of upcoming videos.
Thanks so much for checking out the channel, and your kind words! I’m looking forward to wrapping up some more build videos!
definitely make a video about scaling! I want to try it out.
Thanks so much for your feedback about the scaling process, will definitely start mapping out a video plan...
Beautiful work! Liked your "reveal" video too, with the under-case lighting then the room lighting. As to it not being a Rhodes... yeah, you knew that. It didn't stop your daughter squealing in delight to hear it. :) I hope you and your family get years of enjoyment. I think if I built something that cool, I'd buy an extra Yamaha CP for spare parts in case of electronics failure "someday"!
Thanks! Yes I actually did buy an additional CP specifically for back-up someday when a component fails
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I don’t get all the hatred in the last video. I think this stuff is incredible, and the amount of love and care that you clearly put into these projects is completely infectious ❤
Thanks a lot! Haha I didn't quite get it either, but it was more funny than anything. I wasn't expecting anyone to get that wrapped up in what was a fun project for me 🤷♂️
@@Munstre first rule of UA-cam, I guess. There’s always haters
+1 for the 3d printing video. Too many mechanical folks prioritizing designing for function, and I'd like to hear from someone who can prioritize design a few points ahead of function.
Awesome, thanks so much for that specific feedback!
Was totally expecting an ad read for Better Help during the glue up. I was pleasantly surprised that you didn’t take advantage of your own character growth to sell a product. I love all of your videos and as a musician-woodworker I am 100% interested in seeing a video on your process for creating miniature prototypes.
Haha thanks a lot, I literally almost put a text overlay there saying “THIS DOES NOT LEAD TO A BETTER-HELP AD” because I was worried it had that vibe too. I appreciate the feedback and your compliments, thanks so much for taking the time to check these videos out…
This man has all the specialty tools, and all the patience that I do not. Happy I found this channel. Excellent technique, and planning. I clicked because of the prototyping. Prototyping is something that I strive to do for all my projects. Except w foamcore and an xacto. Rock on 🤘🏽
Thanks so much! Love the foam core idea, if i can integrate that as a 3rd option in a dedicated miniature video I will do so! Thanks for your input and the kind words..
Very interesting and impressive quality. Also interesting for me that you can combine danish oil with laquer... never thought that this is possible.
this looks beautifull, makes the original rhodes-legs look rather industrial.
very well done thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much for checking out the project, and for your feedback here!
And man those legs look AWESOME!
I really loved the initial Rhodes video and was really happy to see you posted this follow up. Fantastic work!
Thanks for sticking around and checking out the follow up vid! I appreciate the feedback
I could not stop watching. The whole video was just phenomenal.
Thanks so much for watching, and the feedback!
Im a picky mofo and I can't find anything wrong with this channel.. 10 of 10 thanks for all your effort.
Thanks so much for the kind words, and for checking out my channel!
Beautiful piece through and through. And your custom piano/rhodes seems lovely! Looks great for sure.
Fantastic video, from start to finish. Beautiful work!
I watched your previous video on the construction of your piano, but I've subbed after watching you move that little beetle to the side rather than kill it.🥰🥰
You're absolutely brilliant and fantastic.
I'm glad I found the piano video, you got a subscriber for the long run here.
Thank you so much for your super kind words, and for checking out the video! They’re a ton of work, so I really do appreciate it 🙏
I really appreciate how you talk about design considerations. Makes you stand out from other YT woodworkers.
Would love to hear more about your process.
Thanks so much for your feedback, particularly on the YT details as I'm still 'finding my way' a bit in this space. I appreciate it!
Holy smokes man! This is a gorgeous build and great video. The attention to detail and care you put into your work is apparent at every turn. Instant subscribe!
Thanks a lot for checking it out!
This has hit right in my sweet spot of music and woodwork nerdery with a side of tall person attention (I’m 6’3”, not quite as tall as you but I relate).
Beautiful wood. Love your vid and edit style. I build furniture as well. So to keep my attention for a full video I need more than just sawdust. You deliver each time
Thanks so much for checking it out, and for the feedback! I really appreciate the comment and your time here 🤙
It’s kinda mindblowing that the level of thoughtfulness and attention to detail you put into your woodworking also reproduces into your approach to film making. Congratulations on 100K subscribers (coming soon) 😉
Haha, will be a while before 100k but thanks so much for the kind words! Sometimes these videos feel like they take longer to work on than the projects themselves, so I really appreciate your feedback!
I like your mindfulness. Shows in your work. Peace and greetings from MO, USA
god damn - the editing, the storytelling, the music, the pure love for the art on display here is breathtaking
please keep it up with more amazing content! much love
Thanks so much for the kind words!
This was brilliant, thank you for sharing this
Thanks so much for watching!
That is a beautiful object. Wonderful work.
liked comment and subscribed for the algorithm to hopefully save this man from too many more neurotic title changes hahah
amazing production as always, may youtube bless u
🤣 haha I was hoping nobody was paying attention during that little flurry of changes 😬
Beautiful work.
I would love a video about the scaled miniatures!
Awesome, thank you for the feedback!
Nice design tips. Inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for checking it out!
Absolutely stunning work as always. Your attention to detail is so impressive, and I love the little touches in your video editing too.
Dreaming one day of ordering or even commissioning something from you when/if I can afford it, but for now I'll content myself with enjoying your videos. :)
Thanks a lot for checking it out, and for the kind words.. I really appreciate it!
New favourite channel! Loving these videos. I'm super glad top find someone combining fine woodworking and studio furniture, thanks documenting your journey. Inspired to do a similar build with my reface CP, will let you know if I get round to it ✌
Thanks so much for the feedback, would love to see any pics if you end up taking on that project!
Beautiful work and design.
That piano looks like a joy to play.
The Yamaha seems to be a good enough piece of gear in it's own right but you have elevated it to an instrument that can be loved nd treasured for the rest of your life. (Or as long as the Yamaha electronics lasts, but in case they should break, you could always get another one to put in there.)
Absolutely brilliant video. Really chill and enjoyable and creative and informative. I’d be interested in your thinking in creating miniatures
Thanks so much for your feedback, and for checking out the video!
Beautiful
Awesome process! Thanks for sharing! Just bought the STL file :)
Oh, for 21:32, I think people were initially upset about the TITLE of the video because they spent time watching the video expecting to see someone custom build a Rhodes clone or something. I think you edited the video title since then. The project itself is wonderful and it's been a pleasure seeing your process :)
Thanks so much for the support, your feedback, and for checking out both vids! I appreciate it
@@Munstre Of course! I found both videos super inspiring!! Also I'm not even sure it was *your* video, I'm confused about the title... maybe it was a different video with a similar project?? idk. doesnt matter. i just wanna learn about woodworking now so thank you for that :)
Wait woodworking AND music in one video? Perfect match of my interests 🙂 I love your style. And… don’t worry about the haters. Just don’t. It’s okay. They feel better now 🙂 nice for them.
Thanks so much! And yeah I really wasn't worried about the negativity, just wanted to poke a little fun at it since it was very absurd to me haha
Love it man! I can't get over how our POV resonates with me. I wish you were closer I would ave loved to work together on some projects.. When I left Nashville I went to Florida to work in corporate circles.
I would love to see the scale process. I've always relied on my sketchup as modeling. Havent dove into 3d printing yet and working with 1/8" stock never sounded fun lol.
Keep up the good work and content.
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it. Yeah the 1/8 stock and scaling was initially intimidating to me, but eventually I realized it's most about understanding the calculations behind the scale... there's a particular size that 3/4 material scales down to which makes that calculation way easier, and also translates evenly to router bits (so using a 1/16 bit in place of a 1/4 for instance) and makes it so the original full-scale design doesn't require much adjustment at all. Now I look forward to the miniature process, someday I'm going to make a scale of my house and furniture haha.
Also just FYI your comment on the other video STILL makes me laugh. Thanks a lot for checking this one out.
Having LEDs to highlight those legs is such a smart move.
Hey Chris, replying here since there are fewer comments than the OP. Have you considered design/build without speakers? Maybe without amp (there are some great ones). What if that was a different smaller reface CP build for "beginners" . Design around the limited tools they might need? Super skills, video and dedication. I bet a lot of folks would take on a "hobby" of a beginners project. Cheers!
Hey thanks a lot for checking in! I have definitely considered this build without the speakers as well, I’ve realized I actually need to teardown another CP to re-check a few specs and make the enclosures around it more universal. The other hold up is trying to find a more universal keyboard that doesn’t require as much modification!
So good man
Enjoyed the video. Just curious as to what type/brand of wood-based filament you used for the prototyping of the stand.
Thanks so much! The wood-based filament I use is from Hatchbox, the exact product and color is here: amzn.to/3W34iK6 I should've added that in the description, I'll do that now. I've had great luck with it, I know some people have complaints about it - it's definitely a little more 'messy' than a typical print, like little stringy bits of debris from it end up on the build plate here and there... but since I'm already planning to be shaping the pieces further in the shop anyways it hasn't bothered me.
Thanks!
Everyone to some degree, but the haters especially, look at internet content to see themselves reflected in it. This can get more intense if it’s something friends/family shared with them. After all, we have incredible taste; we love of all our favorite things. So it’s like hearing someone talk about their perfect pizza and they list off every detail of your perfect pizza then on the last detail say “mustard”. This isn’t to excuse or defend, and I’m certainly not likening this great work to mustard on pizza. Just a perspective that makes it easy to let those comments drift on by like the clouds. Also, I’m happy to avoid the role of 1970s keyboard technician. Some of those are booked solid for more than a year. I spent $1k on my used SV-1 which sits in the living room, for me to noodle on, away from the computer. If it dies, I’m not gonna wait months. I could buy another one used and I’m still spending less than vintage. I’m jealous of the guy who’s back up and running after
Nice! I am thinking of building me an eurorack cabinet. Any comments about using good quality plywood vs using solid wood on music related builds? Thanks again for sharing.
Hey! Thanks for checking out the video. For a Eurorack cabinet the biggest consideration with solid wood is really just wood movement, the solid woods will need to expand and contract seasonally a little bit (plywoods are basically a static size due to the alternating orientation of the woodgrains)... but I wouldn't think you should have too much issue since the rails would be attached near the front of the cabinet, which allows the remaining wood to expand/contract as needed. Euroracks tend to be fairly shallow so you shouldn't have to worry much about movement. Plywood will be less work overall, but will leave you with the exposed ply - which on a good quality furniture grade ply still looks pretty nice I think.
@Munstre thanks for the advice 😀
Let me go out on a limb and say that most of the angry commenters would not be able to distinguish between the reface and real thing in a blind listening test. People can't tell synth plugins or processor plugins these days so there's no way anyone is able to tell it's not a real rhodes.
Great build, do you have any attractive younger siblings? It's ok if they're also bald.
I have NO brother. BLOCKED AND REPORTED