How to Make Wood Open Kitchen Shelves: Ana White Tiny House Build [Episode 15]
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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For about $30 we made beautiful wood open kitchen shelves for our tiny house. In this video we show you how, and why we choose open shelves in our tiny house kitchen.
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just fell in love with wood working a year back and i have gotten in a habit of watching you-tube wood working videos just to try and see what i can copy and do differently in my country (Uganda in East Africa) with no power tools but hand saws and hummer, but thank god i landed on videos by you Ana i can do a lot more not so sophisticated things thand still look more beautiful. pliz post up some things you have done using pallets
I dig the shelf Idea. You saved a bunch of time and money and it looks awesome. Thumbs up.
Always good when you can save time money and in a tiny house, weight. Thanks!
That Krug drill is sweet!
We are about ready to start a tiny house and have researched a lot and your designs are by far the best I have ever encountered, absolutely the best design of them all for small spaces.
Thanks so much Carl!
I just found a couple of your videos and I am HOOKED...I'm 65, have cancer and am going broke...SO; I am going to try to find resources to build a tiny house and get rid of what is draining me financially and I can't keep it up anymore...did I tell you I have 5 "rescues also...LOL...you guys are awesome and God Bless you for helping others!!!!! (I can't wait to see all of our videos)
Thank you for being so sweet and bless you on your path to financial freedom!
Simplicity at it`s best ,wow looks awesome !Love the drawer& door pull`s..
Thank you! The knobs and pulls make a huge difference!
Love your ideas of building simple and unexpensive furniture and such. Congratulatons to You Ms. Ana-&-to your Husband Mr. Jacob!
Thank you so much!
Nice job Ana. It's a simple but effective design that works great in the tiny house. I may build a few for my son's room.
Thank you!
How do u screw the top screw ? Is the 45 deg wood not in its way ?
I NEED this in my room! Literally so cute!!! 1:26
Thank you for Leaning, good girl.
LOVE those shalves
Thank you!
Love your work! Would love to try making this for my room. Would've been nice to see where you've screwed when installing the shelf! Is it just two points for each element? -both ends of L shaped piece?
Thanks for watching! Detailed plans www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/open-kitchen-cabinet-shelving-rustic-cottage-farmhouse-style-our-tiny-house
VERY nice👍
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Hi Ana, can it be more simple and beautiful too?! I love the way that the colours stand out and contrast. It just fits in the room. Thanks!
Thank you! We were actually running out of time and stain was faster than paint, so I went that route. I'm glad you like the constrast.
+Ana White Could you share the stain color you went with? Thanks!
+Matt Burnham Yes, of course! It is Early American by Rustoleum.
@@AnaWhiteDIY Finally found my answer creeping through the comments!
It’s so pretty but I’m not as handy I would be scared to do this alone 😬... but I’m probably going to find me someone handy to build me this beautiful shelving. Thank you for this video 4:47
I just need a pine forest to build all the things I want to build from your plans. 😆
very nice Ana, very easy yet simple and great looking!
awesome job lovely lady!
Thank you, glad you like the shelves!
Pretty nice...but it would be nice to see how these things are done with less sophisticated power tools...(i.e. just a table saw, circular saw, chop saw...).
Thanks for watching David, we appreciate the feedback!
there are jigs for creating pocket screws--I'm a little drill-happy so I'm more keen on dowels lol
Agreed
If using a a table saw is not a less sophisticated power tool.
A hand held circular saw would be a simple tool so creating a small jig to allow you to cross cut with a mitre is import and would be worth researching.
As a beginner, 3 months into DIY I made one bracket last night with scrap 1x2, miter saw, glue, and a Ryobi 18 gauge nail gun.
great video!! Thank you for taking the time to film it : ) 4:24
looks like a perfect choice for the space. If you went with the wall cabinets, the room would have looked much smaller.
Thank you!
@@AnaWhiteDIY Can you please share the link to the bracket plans
Can you show me how to make a work bench top pleeeeeeeease, after all
I'm going to need one to make your stuff.
Great job. Looks amazing.
Thanks!
big fan of your tiny house. I will be building a tiny house that's 200 sqft and 2 stories. I will use a lot of your ideas.
Awesome, please share!!!
well I think it was a good job and always a good video
Thanks!
Where do you put the dishes off of the shelves when you go down the road?
What a woman 😍😍😍
I gotta try this! My garage is so cluttered right now lol 4:27
that is an Alaskan trapper's cabin, the ultimate house
WoW Ana soo nice.
Thank you! Good to hear from you this week too!
I'm curious if you only used a single 2" screw in those braces to attach to your wall?
So after looking at the plans on your site, you did use two screws.
apparently it's "tricky" to do the top screw behind the cross brace, just FYI people.
I think I missed something I am trying to build these brackets and does anyone know the size and lens and dimensions of the wood she cut and the angles please.
So pretty, I think it wouls be my choice even permanantly. More shelves maybe. One question though, everything else seems to be protected against the inevitable movement of the house but not on the shelves. What's stopping it all from flying about? Thanks!
We will have to take everything off the shelves when we move, but since we don't plan to move often, shouldn't be a huge issue. Thanks so much!
+Ana White I got you, simple enough! Thanks!
It looks very beautiful and well thought out.
Question: Where does the water tank / input for water go? I don't remember seeing any plumbing in the walls (or a faucet for the kitchen sink.)
+zzzinsomniaczzz Thanks for watching, this tiny house isn't plumbed for our purpose. Stay tuned for the tiny house with bathroom and plumbing.
Looks great. A few questions. won't the stuff fall off in transit? Do you have latches on the doors to stop them from opening and is the trailer balanced ? Caravans have to be balanced when you pack them so how does that differ from a tiny house? enjoying the build of your tiny house. If you going to use it for job sites will the tools be packed in the truck?
Hi Craig! Thank you! Yes, in transit we will have to move everything off the shelves, but we don't plan on frequent moves. Since our tiny house is designed to be seldom moved (one day every couple of years) we will level when in place, but good point on the balancing. We do have a storage shed on the tiny house for some tools, but bigger stuff like tablesaws and miter saws will have to be transported in the truck bed.
Hi Ana
From the UK. Could you please post a link to the plans as struggling to find them on your blog. Many thanks
Ana, do you think I could use the same measurements for the shelves and braces if I were installing in a master closet? I'd like to just place baskets or fold clothes on them but unsure of the weight with the braces put together with glue and staples. What do you think? The shelves would run about 11 ft long, maybe a brace every foot?
But, is having your dishes on open shelves like that a good idea for a mobile unit?
what length are they? and where did you place the nails
quick question, when you did the loft bed, did you have to use the studs, or just go anywhere into the tongue and groove like you did the shelves?
hi Ana ! i love your videos😍 and i which if i had all that materiels .machines... lucky you ✌
Any math studs know what the weight capacity of these shelf braces would be? How many do you think I would need for a 10' shelf? Thanks for the simple, elegant idea!
the stuff won't fall off if u let's say short stop or something
I'm sure they store everything in transit.
What is the model of that nail gun. Do you reccomend that model. I need a few new tools but want the best.
I was wondering if you were going to go over the outside of the house. What materials did you use for the exterior of the house?
Hi! We will do a video on the siding choices soon, we ended up using a metal siding for weight and durability
Didn’t mentioned at what angle the braces to be cut ?
In the video you mention plans for the brackets on your blog, but there's no link. Could you post it here for me? :)
Please help. I am not understanding what is the length of the top piece what is the length of the cross brace and what is the length of the piece that goes up against the wall??
Full plans on my site which includes all measurements www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/open-kitchen-cabinet-shelving-rustic-cottage-farmhouse-style-our-tiny-house
@@AnaWhiteDIY sorry I was intending to delete all my requests for the plans I found it after I had commented. Thanks so much.
@@AnaWhiteDIY So how do you determine how much weight these brackets will hold? I am going to be building a shelf over the head of my bed and I want to make sure it doesn't tumble down on me while I'm sleeping...yikes.
Great for people with great equipment, but what about common DIYers who have every day tools? :o(
You sure do have a nice BIG shop where you can get things done, diy means not going to a professional shop where you get to use professional tools.
le lol, I push you and laf . ha ha ha. soo trendy and millenial forever. unique .
do you have a video to do sub flooring?
The whole place looks amazing! My only concern would be while pulling it to where yall are going is you would have to take all that stuff down every time you move it so they don't fall off and break? Is that concern or did you already have that taken care of as far as have boxes ready to pack in each time? Where as cabinets with door that could be locked closed would save you a few steps. But it is beautiful! Do you have to have a special permit to move it on the road or is considered a camper as sorts? Thank you for all yall do, love your Fb page, and weekly email and video!
Thank you! That's a great point. We will have to move everything off the shelf when moving, but since we don't plan to travel often in it, willing to do the extra work here and there. The cabinets with the door lock is a great idea for frequent traveling. We are oversize width wise for Alaska, by a couple of inches on the roof overhangs, so have to get a permit to move - but its just a $40 fee and simple to get. Not a big deal once a year, but wouldn't make sense for more regular travel.
Wondering how much weight can it hold with those brackets made of 1X2...
They are pretty strong, one of the brackets needed the angle to be less and I tried everything to get it to move a little in vain ended up having to make a new bracket. The shelves shouldn't span more than 36" though.
+Ana White
Never thought brackets can be made with 1x2, very impressive work! I check every of your videos and visit your website ALL THE TIME, thanks a lot for your every work!
Hi. Please, would you tell me what kind of tool is the one you use on 2:25? Is it a miter saw or some sort of bench drill? Thanks!
Hi! The tool is a Kreg Jig Foreman. It drills pocket holes for joinery with screws. There are several different models, from simple jigs to this one being an automatic powered professional version. Thank you for watching!
Thank you Ana!
are there plans to make these? love them!
www.ana-white.com/2016/05/free_plans/open-kitchen-cabinet-shelving-rustic-cottage-farmhouse-style-our-tiny-house
Thanks!
what stain did you use? thanks!:)
u'r amazing
you are too kind!
thank you my lady.
Why make it so hard to find the plans for this build? Ok found the plans www.ana-white.com/woodworking-projects/open-kitchen-cabinet-shelving-rustic-cottage-farmhouse-style-our-tiny-house
Where can i find the plans pls
Shelves are better not as much weight and no place to put extra junk and looks better
+Charlie Wood Agreed, thanks for watching!
I know Woodglut has the best woodworking plans.
what's the specs on the pocket jig rig?
+joey henderson That's the Kreg Foreman, set for 3/4" material, attached with 1-1/4" pocket hole screws. We build alot, so a luxury tool for sure, but make sense when you use it all the time.
I made the same and I couldn’t screw them in the wall the piece of wood in the 90 degree no space to screw a very tight space this is a really bad style I wasted my time
Nice shelves, but I'm quite sure that what is on em isn't going to ride very well.
We will have to take stuff off during transport for sure, but not planning on moving frequently.
wheres the blog?
not a good illustrative video for those who want more detail.
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Thank you!
very accurate plans for something like that I found on stodoys.
Stodoys is a complete scam. Do your research people and a simple Google search will reveal how big a scam it is.
I did it myself. I used Stodoys woodworking plans for this.
why is the word ryobi blacked out in the drill when you do pocket wholes? don't they sponcer you.
Hi Noah, you are so smart! We filmed for a tv episode and they covered everything, I'm still peeling tape off clothes, trucks, tools, even the baby's snow suit got taped.
Just google Stodoys and make some dust.
Bath room?
they said in a previous video that they aren't going to put one in the house because it would require them to heat the house all of the time for alternative toilets (like composting ones) because of the cold during the winter, and that isn't realistic for them. They said something about building a outhouse. (I don't remember exactly what they though).
+Raya Gandhi yeah ok I missed that video. Thanks. Lots of good ideas I just thought their bathroom would be more great ideas. Oh well. Just saw Hong Kong the small Home smart Home at Hong Kong by Architec Tube LAAB that house was a million dollars property and two million house. Little home. Well with these two and their skills I just thought wow bet they could pull off some really cool advanced home of the future with their business. They have cool Ideas.
Hi Grace, this will be a dry tiny house since it is seasonal use in Alaska (this is common in Alaska). We will be building an outhouse as well. I will share plans for this tiny house with bathroom placement as well (for free of course). Thanks so much for watching!
probably less than ideal for when you move the trailer...
Good point! For frequent movers perhaps cabinets is the better option.
+Scott Haun If it were me I'd probably store them for the move. It's not like I'd need an 8-piece place setting in a house that small, LOL, so finding a place to stash them in shouldn't be too difficult.
Step 1: Get your husband's excellent shop tools that no regular person has laying around.
kill the music please?!!!!!!!!!! it's so annoying with the music, who's idea is it to imply the music to this video?!! would've been so much better without the music.
what's the specs on the pocket jig rig?
It's a Kreg Jig Foreman, pocket holes are set for 3/4" depth and used 1-1/4" pocket hole screws
Awesome! I bought a kreg jig recently and they are super cool. I like the idea of pocket holes, but with the current jig I have, it would be a pain to use it frequently, and your rig would be awesome!