You put out more projects than any other woodworker on UA-cam! You deserve SO many more subscribers. Hope you get them soon and thanks for the great content.
Always love your videos, but I truly appreciate that you are open and honest about mistakes, those sections can be some of the most valuable parts for beginners, such as myself. Thank you for all your videos!
Thank you! My goal is to inspire and encourage others so I always try to give as much info as I can so no one else makes my same mistakes haha. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the “bloopers!” Have a great weekend!
I appreciate how natural and open you are about your process, decisions, options and even mistakes. It makes the lessons more flexible to my uses and the admissions make it more approachable.
I'm glad you enjoy it! I'm always trying to keep things real and make it approachable for anyone who wants to "approach" it haha. I appreciate you watching and have a great weekend!
Hey Shara! Nice job! For the past 40 years I've been a solid wood project builder. Thanks to your inspiration and easy to follow plans, my current project is mostly birch plywood. I do not miss all the messy glue-ups, trying to keep panels straight, sanding, not having to worry so much about wood movement! Thanks for showing an "old dog" new tricks. As always, have a great weekend Shara!
RIGHT?! People always ask why I use so much plywood and look down on it for some reason, but, while I love the look of the solid oak here, I could have built this from plywood in less than half the time avoiding glue ups and sanding. I highly doubt I have anything to teach you with 40 years of experience, but I'm glad I inspired you to give the plywood a go on your latest project :) I really appreciate you watching and hope you have a great weekend as well!
Your window trim video introduced me to your channel, and now I've been enjoying more of your handiwork. It shows that you have a great talent and passion for what you're doing! I also have to say that your toned arms and biceps are incredible, and you must put a lot of effort into your diet and exercise!
I so appreciate you sharing your thought process and the mistakes or obstacles! I learned a lot by seeing what you did and what you wish you could have done. As someone new to woodworking, it really helps to see that not every project goes smoothly, and how to solve problems that arise along the way. Thank you so much for making this video!
I’m just barely getting into building miniature wood furniture, but I also plan to make a few pieces of furniture for my home. Hopefully watching videos like yours will help me to become more familiar with wood working, and help me to do a good job in whatever size furniture I make.
This looks so great! I need to build one in the future, now I have some ideas. Could your next one have 2 drawers at the bottom, not inside the doors? Just a thought.
It was definitely worth the effort! Very nice project and build. The white oak is beautiful! I’m glad you always share the good, the bad, and the ugly…. Helps keep it all in perspective! You’re the best! Have a great weekend Shara and keep on building!
Hola me encantó súper hermoso lo voy hacer para el dormitorio de mi hija. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱 👏👏👏 bendiciones que estés súper bien. Y te veo siempre
The cabinet build turned out very nice. And you used solid wood which is not the normal for your builds, Norm Abrams would be so proud. Good job Ms. Shara.
Shara, the cabinet looks great! No one is going to notice the deviations from your original thoughts and plans. All onlookers will just see a beautiful cabinet the master crafts person, Shara designed and built. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
As always you have great plans. I am taking this cabinet but installling some stained glass themes in the doors instead of clear glass. I then will add some LED recessed in the top so when the lights are turned on they will illuminate thru the stained glass. Awesome cabinet Shara. You rock
It may not have come out the way you might have envisioned it, Shara. The end product was of high quality even although you did feel rushed and looks superior to many of those off the shelves manufactured pieces. Take pride, you did a very great job.
The creative process is organic. When you're making something new, you're always going to have to figure some things out as you go along. You overcame each challenge and it came out fantastic. I get grief from my friends sometimes for being a hoarder but I buy large amounts of items I tend to use in every project. If I see something on sale or have a coupon, I just pick some up whether I need it or not at that moment. It's cut down on a lot of those interruptions. The curse of people who make things is that we always know what we envisioned and then see all the little things that didn't fit that vision. But know one else knows that. Thank you for bringing us along and showing your process.
It looks great. I think you did a good job dealing with the unexpected problems. It seems like most of my builds don’t go as planned and part of being a woodworker is learning how to work around the unexpected problems, and also not focusing as much on the small imperfections that got noticed during the build. Love your channel.
Shara, beautiful cabinet! Also you do a nice presentation, talking through things you would do differently. As a painting contractor and house rehabbed, With every project, I know where every flaw is. I know most other people will not ever see them. As a new wood worker, I learn new things with each project... and things I would do differently.
This is a beautiful cabinet Shara! I absolutely it! I love the wood dowel construction it makes it nice and strong. And I dont think you made any mistakes, wood working is all about problem solving! Keep up the great work Shara!
The maker looks for the imperfections. I think it is a wonderful project and turned out great! Upgrades and tweaks are a plus. Don’t be so hard on yourself
Thank you! I definitely see all the flaws in everything I make. That's the curse of making things, I think haha. But I really do love how it turned out, considering. I appreciate you watching!
Hi Shara! How are you? I love this project, but again what project have you done that I didn't love, LOL! And I totally agree with Joe Cahill in that you are the BEST woodworker on UA-cam! I have subscribed to your website and I'm doing a work bench so that I may finish organizing my garage so I can get started on doing your woodwork projects! I'm so excited to get started with your projects and send you pics of them! Question, I have a miter saw but looking into buying a table saw, what essentials do you think I should look for when purchasing a table saw? I use Ryobi tools. Thank you so much Shara, and keep those videos coming since I look forward to them each week!! LOL! Your number one fan in Huntsville, Al, Candy!
That is a very beautiful cabinet. Thank you for sharing how you overcame the "difficult" parts of the build. I find that the difficult parts are where I learn the most. Take care and thanks for keeping it real.
Good afternoon Shara, that came out beautiful. I'm with you on the grain. Love the straight grain best. Shouldn't be so hard on yourself, you inspire me alot. You do amazing work. Thanks for sharing. Love this design!
You are so incredibly productive, and have the ability to make all your work appealing. I am one who encouraged you to branch out and include more solid wood and other joinery in your projects. I didn’t imagine you would be able to keep to the same schedule with that sort of project, though it sounds as if you would have had little trouble doing even that if you could have gotten supplies fast enough. It always takes me a while to appreciate what I’ve done because on completion of a project I focus on what I could have done differently. You have plenty to appreciate now.
The Display cabinet turned out great! You did a very good job on it. Thanks for all of the details and sharing the "on-the-fly" changes you made on the project...your skills are awesome!
Shara, I really enjoy seeing a new project from you on Saturday morning. I really appreciate the effort you put into the project and also into the video including the many links and indexes. I've built about six bookshelves following plans from New Yankee Workshop, none of which came out perfect, but the one we appreciate the most has glass doors on it. I built the door frames and my Wife took them down to the glass shop where they cut the glass to fit perfectly. We've enjoyed that cabinet for a very long time. Your video has brought back warm memories for us as well as adding some inspiration for some projects moving forward, Yours turned out very nice. Thanks for Sharing!
The cabinet turned out great Shara! You should be very happy with this, especially since you didn't have all the supplies you wanted. You made do with what you had and created something beautiful. I've been so inspired by your projects that I ordered an 18 volt circular saw and the Kreg cutting guides. I will get them next week and am excited to build some bigger projects. I have a nice SawStop cabinet saw but don't have the desire to wrestle with big sheets of plywood. The circular saw will come in so handy!
I don't know why but I usually prefer woodworking videos where the worker goes through difficult times and teach us how to overcome the issues. Seems more real to me since I also struggle a lot while building things. Really good video and thank you for sharing. One question, how do you handle wood flatness and squareness?, do you buy S4S wood or always work these details with an orbital sander?!
Great video...as always! I really like the decision to change the back panel. Plus, I'm sorry your project did not go more smoothly but, it is a little comforting knowing that I'm not the only one that runs into issues during a build. I'm already looking forward to your next project! 👍 👍
Thanks so much! The back panel looks SO much better being oak. That was definitely the right call...I just wish I had done it from the beginning haha. Mistakes and problems are always part of the process for everyone--and if anyone claims they aren't, they're lying ha. You just learn how to recover from them and keep going. I appreciate you watching and have a great weekend!
Looks great! I like how you explain over your explanation. Like you record and didn't like what you explained. Lol. We learn from your mistakes! However, it looks great and that's what matters!
I don't script out talking to camera (though, I should) and I was flustered already haha. When I watched it back, I was like "nothing I'm saying here makes sense"...I'm not the best impromptu speaker. Sometimes my explanations just need extra explaining 😂
Great project. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for being so open about your mistakes or improvements you would make. I really value that as I continue to learn this craft.
Came out looking beautiful! Also, it's surprisingly easy to get the hang of 'scoring and snapping' glass with just a few practice tries and a $5 tool. You're amazing and you can do it!
Great video, and congrats on figuring out how to work around your issues. How did you like working with solid wood over plywood? This is one of those projects, where no one will see any issues when they look at it, only you know about the problems. It looks good.
You may have run in to a few hiccups, but that cabinet is beautiful. I really want to attempt this build. It’s exactly what I needed. Thank you again for a great build.
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No worries Shara! This is a great build! Yeah, some hiccups along he way, but it still turned out great. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend...
You know, as problem after problem kept creeping up, and most of them unforeseen, I felt so bad for you. I kept thinking of how something reminded me of myself, how that’s something I would do, or “been there, done that”! It was only as the video was nearing its end that I realized that this must be how people always see me, like I’m an affable nitwit!! (Just me, not you…you are allowed one really rough build…all of mine are really rough on me! 😊). Keep your head up Shara, I think that even though it’s not up to your normal standards, you are going to do whatever you can to fix that. Then this piece will always hold a special place in your heart…maybe a ‘specially dark place! But a special place nonetheless! 😉
Hey Shara, really nice build and nice job on explaining your process. I'm curious. Did you (or have you since the build) have any issues with the long doors warping at all? Please let me know, as I'm thinking of building something similar in size and have some concerns about creating stiles that long... Thanks again! Scott
Like you i've used construction grade lumber in all my projects. I'd like to hear what you about using white oak. I've never worked with nice wood. what should i know before using nice wood?
Yes, I used a rabbeting bit to cut the rabbets. A rabbeting bit has a bushing that runs along the edge of the piece so that you cut a consistent rabbet. So no other guides are needed.
You put out more projects than any other woodworker on UA-cam! You deserve SO many more subscribers. Hope you get them soon and thanks for the great content.
You’re so kind! I appreciate that. But, It’s not about the numbers. I appreciate every one who enjoys the videos enough to follow along 😊
@@WoodshopDiaries Do you always create a CAD drawing before you start cutting the wood?
No I don’t draw it until I finish building it.
Us makers are so hard on ourselves! Even though you wish you did some things differently, I think it looks absolutely awesome. Crushed it! 🙌
You're the best Sam! I don't know what I'd do without you! 😘
@@WoodshopDiaries you, sam, and Dani are all killing it right now. Very inspiring!
I think all woodworkers make mistakes, but the beauty of it is being able to fix your mistakes. Don’t sweat it my God bless all your new ventures.
Take a deep breath sister. It happens to all of us. It turned out great!
The drawer's presentation, with the knobs centered in the bottom door panes, is a nice detail. I like that.
I would love to see this cabinet with the arched top!
Always love your videos, but I truly appreciate that you are open and honest about mistakes, those sections can be some of the most valuable parts for beginners, such as myself. Thank you for all your videos!
Thank you! My goal is to inspire and encourage others so I always try to give as much info as I can so no one else makes my same mistakes haha. I’m glad you enjoyed the video and the “bloopers!” Have a great weekend!
Looks awesome sweetheart. We all make mistakes in our builds,but putting them right is what makes us better woodworkers. Well done for being you.👌
I appreciate how natural and open you are about your process, decisions, options and even mistakes. It makes the lessons more flexible to my uses and the admissions make it more approachable.
I'm glad you enjoy it! I'm always trying to keep things real and make it approachable for anyone who wants to "approach" it haha. I appreciate you watching and have a great weekend!
Shara it looks great. And the plexiglass mite be a good idea with a few small ones around,🐶 and 🐱... It looks beautiful.
Well done! Find your work system and nothing will be stressful for you, only relaxation!
Hey Shara! Nice job! For the past 40 years I've been a solid wood project builder. Thanks to your inspiration and easy to follow plans, my current project is mostly birch plywood. I do not miss all the messy glue-ups, trying to keep panels straight, sanding, not having to worry so much about wood movement! Thanks for showing an "old dog" new tricks. As always, have a great weekend Shara!
RIGHT?! People always ask why I use so much plywood and look down on it for some reason, but, while I love the look of the solid oak here, I could have built this from plywood in less than half the time avoiding glue ups and sanding. I highly doubt I have anything to teach you with 40 years of experience, but I'm glad I inspired you to give the plywood a go on your latest project :) I really appreciate you watching and hope you have a great weekend as well!
Great work! I want bookshelf doors for my bookshelf.
Fantabulous job on the cabinet. 👍
I see the Woodshop Diaries sign is still hangin out nicely. 👍
Wow! For us outsiders, this cabinet just looks perfect!
Your window trim video introduced me to your channel, and now I've been enjoying more of your handiwork. It shows that you have a great talent and passion for what you're doing! I also have to say that your toned arms and biceps are incredible, and you must put a lot of effort into your diet and exercise!
Definitely a good call on switching out the back panel.
I so appreciate you sharing your thought process and the mistakes or obstacles! I learned a lot by seeing what you did and what you wish you could have done. As someone new to woodworking, it really helps to see that not every project goes smoothly, and how to solve problems that arise along the way. Thank you so much for making this video!
I wouldn't change a single thing on that piece! Great project. And great call on changing the backboard.
I’m just barely getting into building miniature wood furniture, but I also plan to make a few pieces of furniture for my home. Hopefully watching videos like yours will help me to become more familiar with wood working, and help me to do a good job in whatever size furniture I make.
This looks so great! I need to build one in the future, now I have some ideas. Could your next one have 2 drawers at the bottom, not inside the doors? Just a thought.
It was definitely worth the effort! Very nice project and build. The white oak is beautiful! I’m glad you always share the good, the bad, and the ugly…. Helps keep it all in perspective! You’re the best! Have a great weekend Shara and keep on building!
Hola me encantó súper hermoso lo voy hacer para el dormitorio de mi hija. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱 👏👏👏 bendiciones que estés súper bien. Y te veo siempre
That's awesome! I'm sure she will love it. Happy building :)
The cabinet build turned out very nice. And you used solid wood which is not the normal for your builds, Norm Abrams would be so proud.
Good job Ms. Shara.
Haha I'm thankful Weaber Lumber provided the oak. It was a lot of fun to work with. Thanks for watching!
This piece is beautiful, I appreciate your honesty throughout the hiccups! Thank you for sharing xoxo
I appreciate sharing the challenges and how you over came them.
I appreciate you watching! Thank you so much!
Shara, the cabinet looks great! No one is going to notice the deviations from your original thoughts and plans. All onlookers will just see a beautiful cabinet the master crafts person, Shara designed and built. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
As always you have great plans. I am taking this cabinet but installling some stained glass themes in the doors instead of clear glass. I then will add some LED recessed in the top so when the lights are turned on they will illuminate thru the stained glass. Awesome cabinet Shara. You rock
That's such a cool idea to use stained glass and a light inside. I bet that will look amazing!
Beautiful piece of furniture. Things don't always go as planned but you improvised to make a dynamic looking piece, Thanks
Always look forward to your videos
I like the way it turned out even with the "mistakes." It's a beautiful piece of furniture that y'all will enjoy for years to come.
It may not have come out the way you might have envisioned it, Shara. The end product was of high quality even although you did feel rushed and looks superior to many of those off the shelves manufactured pieces. Take pride, you did a very great job.
The creative process is organic. When you're making something new, you're always going to have to figure some things out as you go along. You overcame each challenge and it came out fantastic. I get grief from my friends sometimes for being a hoarder but I buy large amounts of items I tend to use in every project. If I see something on sale or have a coupon, I just pick some up whether I need it or not at that moment. It's cut down on a lot of those interruptions.
The curse of people who make things is that we always know what we envisioned and then see all the little things that didn't fit that vision. But know one else knows that. Thank you for bringing us along and showing your process.
Nice job! Love the look of that cabinet. If you ever run out of dowels again you could try a loose mortise and tenon.
It looks great. I think you did a good job dealing with the unexpected problems. It seems like most of my builds don’t go as planned and part of being a woodworker is learning how to work around the unexpected problems, and also not focusing as much on the small imperfections that got noticed during the build. Love your channel.
Very beautiful.great work
Really lovely piece of furniture. I really like how you cover different methods for completing projects as well.
As usual a great design and build video...
Shara, beautiful cabinet! Also you do a nice presentation, talking through things you would do differently. As a painting contractor and house rehabbed, With every project, I know where every flaw is. I know most other people will not ever see them. As a new wood worker, I learn new things with each project... and things I would do differently.
This is a beautiful cabinet Shara! I absolutely it! I love the wood dowel construction it makes it nice and strong. And I dont think you made any mistakes, wood working is all about problem solving! Keep up the great work Shara!
You have read my mind!! 😲 I've been thinking about a bookcase like that, with acrylic, for the last weeks. Thank you!
Awesome!! Happy building! :)
The maker looks for the imperfections. I think it is a wonderful project and turned out great! Upgrades and tweaks are a plus. Don’t be so hard on yourself
Thank you! I definitely see all the flaws in everything I make. That's the curse of making things, I think haha. But I really do love how it turned out, considering. I appreciate you watching!
Hi Shara! How are you? I love this project, but again what project have you done that I didn't love, LOL! And I totally agree with Joe Cahill in that you are the BEST woodworker on UA-cam! I have subscribed to your website and I'm doing a work bench so that I may finish organizing my garage so I can get started on doing your woodwork projects! I'm so excited to get started with your projects and send you pics of them! Question, I have a miter saw but looking into buying a table saw, what essentials do you think I should look for when purchasing a table saw? I use Ryobi tools. Thank you so much Shara, and keep those videos coming since I look forward to them each week!! LOL! Your number one fan in Huntsville, Al, Candy!
Came out fantastic! Great Job!
Great job. I often change plans in the middle of a build too.
It looks amazing true art work ☘️💚🙏
Thank you!
It looks great! Another amazing project. Thanks for sharing.
That is a very beautiful cabinet. Thank you for sharing how you overcame the "difficult" parts of the build. I find that the difficult parts are where I learn the most. Take care and thanks for keeping it real.
I'm glad you enjoyed watching the "bloopers" along with the victories haha. I appreciate you following along. Have a great weekend!
Good afternoon Shara, that came out beautiful. I'm with you on the grain. Love the straight grain best. Shouldn't be so hard on yourself, you inspire me alot. You do amazing work. Thanks for sharing. Love this design!
You are so incredibly productive, and have the ability to make all your work appealing. I am one who encouraged you to branch out and include more solid wood and other joinery in your projects. I didn’t imagine you would be able to keep to the same schedule with that sort of project, though it sounds as if you would have had little trouble doing even that if you could have gotten supplies fast enough.
It always takes me a while to appreciate what I’ve done because on completion of a project I focus on what I could have done differently. You have plenty to appreciate now.
The Display cabinet turned out great! You did a very good job on it. Thanks for all of the details and sharing the "on-the-fly" changes you made on the project...your skills are awesome!
Shara, I really enjoy seeing a new project from you on Saturday morning. I really appreciate the effort you put into the project and also into the video including the many links and indexes. I've built about six bookshelves following plans from New Yankee Workshop, none of which came out perfect, but the one we appreciate the most has glass doors on it. I built the door frames and my Wife took them down to the glass shop where they cut the glass to fit perfectly. We've enjoyed that cabinet for a very long time. Your video has brought back warm memories for us as well as adding some inspiration for some projects moving forward, Yours turned out very nice. Thanks for Sharing!
It looks fantastic and is one of your best looking builds! I always look forward to anything you make.
Shara , thank you for video !! 😍😍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹
You are the wood worker queen 👑👸🏰💎🛡️⚔️
I see what you mean about "Not feeling" the first back ply... The second one looks great...!!
Another great video and project...gave me ideas ...
The cabinet turned out great Shara! You should be very happy with this, especially since you didn't have all the supplies you wanted. You made do with what you had and created something beautiful. I've been so inspired by your projects that I ordered an 18 volt circular saw and the Kreg cutting guides. I will get them next week and am excited to build some bigger projects. I have a nice SawStop cabinet saw but don't have the desire to wrestle with big sheets of plywood. The circular saw will come in so handy!
I don't know why but I usually prefer woodworking videos where the worker goes through difficult times and teach us how to overcome the issues.
Seems more real to me since I also struggle a lot while building things.
Really good video and thank you for sharing.
One question, how do you handle wood flatness and squareness?, do you buy S4S wood or always work these details with an orbital sander?!
Great video...as always! I really like the decision to change the back panel. Plus, I'm sorry your project did not go more smoothly but, it is a little comforting knowing that I'm not the only one that runs into issues during a build. I'm already looking forward to your next project! 👍 👍
Thanks so much! The back panel looks SO much better being oak. That was definitely the right call...I just wish I had done it from the beginning haha. Mistakes and problems are always part of the process for everyone--and if anyone claims they aren't, they're lying ha. You just learn how to recover from them and keep going. I appreciate you watching and have a great weekend!
Looks great! I like how you explain over your explanation. Like you record and didn't like what you explained. Lol. We learn from your mistakes! However, it looks great and that's what matters!
I don't script out talking to camera (though, I should) and I was flustered already haha. When I watched it back, I was like "nothing I'm saying here makes sense"...I'm not the best impromptu speaker. Sometimes my explanations just need extra explaining 😂
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Great project. Always enjoy your videos. Thank you for being so open about your mistakes or improvements you would make. I really value that as I continue to learn this craft.
I truly hope it's helpful and insightful! I appreciate you watching and hope you have a great weekend!
Love your videos and I have learn a lot. Thank you for your work and effort.
I'm so glad to hear it! I appreciate you watching! Happy building! :)
Me gusta ver como haces muebles tan hermosos. Eres una persona muy talentosa. 👍
You're so kind! Thank you!
wow, you make building this huge furniture piece look so approachable! It looks wonderful, congratulations and thank you
That's GREAT 👏.... BEATIFUL ❤️... greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨💐
Came out looking beautiful! Also, it's surprisingly easy to get the hang of 'scoring and snapping' glass with just a few practice tries and a $5 tool. You're amazing and you can do it!
Really beautiful cabinet, Shara! Amazing work!!! 😃
Don't worry about the mistakes! They add character!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Nice job shara
This is beautiful!
Thank you so much! 🥰
Looks fantastic! Love this build ❤️
Thank you so much!
FANTASTIK!!!!!
Thank you!
Excelente!! Me gustó mucho, muy delicado trabajo.
Great video, and congrats on figuring out how to work around your issues. How did you like working with solid wood over plywood? This is one of those projects, where no one will see any issues when they look at it, only you know about the problems. It looks good.
I really do wish my mistakes looked as good as yours. It looks fantastic 👍🏻
You may have run in to a few hiccups, but that cabinet is beautiful. I really want to attempt this build. It’s exactly what I needed. Thank you again for a great build.
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You are so kind. I truly appreciate that.
I love it!!! Wonderfull!!!
Do you have a video on making an Easel? Love your videos by the way.
That turned out great. Often times we are our own worst critics.
No worries Shara! This is a great build! Yeah, some hiccups along he way, but it still turned out great. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend...
Thanks so much! I always appreciate your encouragement! Have a great weekend as well!
🤙🏾💯
Great job. Great project
Thanks so much!
You know, as problem after problem kept creeping up, and most of them unforeseen, I felt so bad for you. I kept thinking of how something reminded me of myself, how that’s something I would do, or “been there, done that”! It was only as the video was nearing its end that I realized that this must be how people always see me, like I’m an affable nitwit!! (Just me, not you…you are allowed one really rough build…all of mine are really rough on me! 😊).
Keep your head up Shara, I think that even though it’s not up to your normal standards, you are going to do whatever you can to fix that. Then this piece will always hold a special place in your heart…maybe a ‘specially dark place! But a special place nonetheless! 😉
you have a new subscriber, greetings from Mexico.
Very nice 👍👍👌
Awesome job
Love the project, it looks great. Why didn't you use biscuits when making the side panels? Thanks for the build.
Thanks so much! I don’t have a biscuit jointer. They’re helpful in alignment but not really necessary
Looks great to me
Hey Shara, really nice build and nice job on explaining your process. I'm curious. Did you (or have you since the build) have any issues with the long doors warping at all? Please let me know, as I'm thinking of building something similar in size and have some concerns about creating stiles that long... Thanks again! Scott
Beautiful build 💜
Like you i've used construction grade lumber in all my projects. I'd like to hear what you about using white oak. I've never worked with nice wood. what should i know before using nice wood?
I Love It!!
Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching!
You're killing me. Im in process of building 2 open front bookcases. Now I may want glass front doors ha dang it
You can always add them and remove them if you change your mind ;) haha. Options are both a pro and a con sometimes 🙈
Hahaha..I had the same reaction! I’m building low open bookcases..but now glass doors looks so beautiful I might have to rejig my plans.
Looks great
Love it
Genial, saludos desde Chile ❤️
Cool way 👍
Thank you for the video! Did you move the router completely manually? without any rods to guide you?
Yes, I used a rabbeting bit to cut the rabbets. A rabbeting bit has a bushing that runs along the edge of the piece so that you cut a consistent rabbet. So no other guides are needed.
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Awesome
Круто, продолжай!
Do you have any videos building out frame for kitchen island?