The Niesh Project Pt IV: The Setup (Furniture Fitout)

The final part to the Niesh series. Installing all the furniture in their space.
Niesh is a small student space here in Auckland, New Zealand where people can come and socialise or do work over coffee and snacks. They also provide free printing which is a big appeal to students.
We also built the 2 computer stands in the photo but we didn't film it as it was a last minute request and time was very short to make it.
Part I: • The Niesh Project Pt I...
Part II: • The Niesh Project Pt I...
• The Niesh Project Pt I...
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[@alfonsocastro-pena2714]

I just finished watching all of the videos in the series. You two did fantastic work.

[@garcia5781]

Estupendo trabajo chicos, sencillo, limpio y sobre todo original .................

[@fiveminutesinnewzealand8233]

Fantastic work guys - really interesting to watch and a nice result.

[@antonmessina5304]

Love your work!!! That fit out looks amazing!! Great work!!

[@BillVanLoo]

Loved seeing this come together! Great work!

[@TheOffcut]

Thanks Bill!

[@elrayox8932]

Really nice series!

[@nachocornidez80]

very cool project. congrats

[@livianomuratori2014]

Great work!

[@bogdanw8010]

Hi Tim, great furniture and team work, i'm inspired by your work and i make some tree stand (in free time i send oyu photo) and other things and alos bougth Matktec m3700 and it's good for me. Waiting for next vids. Best to You.

[@TheOffcut]

oh nice. It will be of great use. thanks for the comment

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

Awesome my brothers great job very nice work :)

[@TheOffcut]

Thanks TJ

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

You welcome my brothers :)

[@RicardoSanchez-nx4pt]

exelente trabajo amigo

[@NathanSafran]

Great job. I was wondering how things were going to come together during the build, now it all makes sense. What is the place that you built it for? A coffee shop?

[@TheOffcut]

Cheers. It is a coffee shop/student space

[@AyoBikinSendiri]

awesome bro !!
what kind of plywood and what kind of finishing do you used ?

[@TheOffcut]

Thank you! I used prefinished plywood. Saved a lot of time, and used polyurethane on the edges

[@NearbyCactus]

Awesome job, looks amazing! Quick question - what sort of screws did you use on the pocket-holes? Just thinking that "real" pocket-hole screws wold have a material impact on the build cost. And I've wondered for a while if I can get away with something cheaper :-)

[@TheOffcut]

Thanks Tim! Haha I did use real pockethole screws from Kreg. The price gets a bit more reasonable when you buy bulk. I haven't come across any substitutions for the screws. This was my first time using pocketholes

[@NearbyCactus]

That's cool, thanks for replying! I just checked the price at Carbatec and I can see what you mean. And I'm not sure but they look a bit cheaper than what I remember seeing at Mitre 10 with their competitor to the Kreg system.

[@TheOffcut]

I looked at that one too. It was pretty expensive as well so I thought I'd rather go for a brand thats well known and trusted over an as seen on tv brand

[@NearbyCactus]

Last Minute Thoughts agreed. I got my Kreg before the Mitre 10 one came out, but I think I'd do the same now - to me it just looks like a better quality product.

[@АлексейГорохов-ц8э]

Супер молодцы 👍

[@ЕвгенийСеменчуков-к8р]

Круто!

[@bobdickweed]

whats next ..a space ship ?...great work men...;-p

[@TheOffcut]

hahaha I think I'll leave that to Elon Musk