Matt Cremona's Waterfall Edge Workshop Storage

Matt Cremona needs more storage! When building something functional for the shop, why not take the opportunity to practice a new technique? Watch Matt demonstrate how to make a waterfall joint live edge in this quick workshop storage build.
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED?
www.youtube.co...
FOLLOW MATT HERE:
Matt Cremona - / mcremona
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE TOOLS IN THIS VIDEO:
TRA002 3-1/4hp Router www.tritontool...
TRA001 3-1/4hp Router www.tritontool...
MOF001 2-1/4hp Router www.tritontool...
TMNRTR 1-1/4hp Router www.tritontool...
TMNPL Mini Planer www.tritontool...
TTS1400 Plunge Track Saw www.tritontool...
STAY CONNECTED WITH US:
INSTAGRAM: / triton_tools
FACEBOOK: / tritontoolsuk
TRITON TOOLS: www.tritontools...
CHECK OUT OUR TRITON AMBASSADOR CHANNELS:
April Wilkerson - / aprilwilkerson
Ben Crowe of Crimson Custom Guitars - / crimsoncustomguitarsuk
Matt & Jonny Browning of Brothers Make - / brothersmake
Frank Krueger - / franksshed
Fabien Pohl - / fabienpohl
#MASTERSOFWOOD

[@freepress8451]

I like Matt, he is talented, hard working and after watching him for several years, I think a down to earth guy,

[@mbord169]

Oh...and Id like to thank our sponsor today Triton! ha

[@andyfarmer759]

That is a great looking shelf, it would even look good in the living room.

[@joewilson4436]

All the lil buds in a row. Good stuff

[@alanblasczyk1779]

Very nice..of course Mattis a Master woodworker. Also a great Brand Ambassador !

[@garyknable1155]

Like that idea I have some shelves that need to go into my finished laundry room

[@rodpotts2666]

Man I wish my wood supply looked like that! 😢

[@mtnjak]

Great job, Matt!

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

This is a great way to display and store items in a workshop or in a home. Matt did an awesome job!

[@mmgross144]

Very nicely done Matt! You are so blessed to have a means to get all of that wood!

[@hermesirineudelmonego2952]

Hi Matt. I bought a router TRA001 to try to put it in inverted mode. It will be my first experience with Triton here in my woodshop. I´m expecting the best from this.

[@monkeyboysworkshop]

Awesome build, I need to up router collection now because of this though 🙈😂

[@danaskubic2145]

"A little crotch figure to make it more exciting ", you have to love it. LOL thanks for sharing Matt
Nice project

[@Tritonwoodwork]

#mattlovescrotch

[@MikeC19100]

That’s a good look for a simle shelf unit. I’ve always wondered how that was done and your explanations were detailed enough for anyone to try it on their own. What did you use for the oil as the finish coat?

[@Tritonwoodwork]

Glad it was helpful! The finish was Arm-R-Seal Semi-Gloss from General Finishes

[@MrV8rick]

Mat You need some Switchbot Led Strip lights round your router shelf just to finish it off LOL

[@johnconrardy8486]

cool design like your stuff

[@therealscottfeldmann3019]

very nice!

[@rick91443]

Thinking of upgrading and buying a Triton Router, but given the number of routers shown, could you suggest the one(if someone only buys one,) to buy Matt. I would like to be able to put it beneath a router table and also remove it to use in it's normal fashion. I have two other routers, one normal, and one trim...I suppose that there probably is less of a choice in France than back home....cheers...rr Normandy, France. (also looking forward to next series of barn building videos...)

[@runs_through_the_forest]

i don't think Matt will answer you here.. didn't know that was an option to use it as a router table and normal, thanks for that info, will save me some money for sure, tools are expensive.. cheers from belgium :p

[@Tritonwoodwork]

Hello! Richard's spot-on our routers are specifically designed for use both in table and for regular plunge routing. We've also built a router lift directly into the plunge base of the 2-1/4hp MOF001 and 3-1/4hp TRA001 and TRA002 - that means you don't need to buy a separate router lift to move the router up and down in the table - a great money and space saver. Happy routing

[@Tritonwoodwork]

Hello! All of the Routers shown are available in France, with the exception of the TRA002, which will be out next month. If you're doing both plunge and table routing, I'd thoroughly recommend the MOF001, which is a 1400W (2-1/4hp) version. This has identical features to the huge 2400W (3-1/4hp) TRA001 Router, but is smaller and lighter and so easier to use handheld. Hope this helps! - Mark

[@cbryantbear6498]

Hey Mr. Matthew. What type of finish are you using?

[@grantman1148]

General Finishes Arm R Seal. Wipe on poly. Great stuff.

[@cbryantbear6498]

@@grantman1148 thank you! I have seen others use it and was wondering.

[@MrV8rick]

any chance of a shelf of Mats routers

[@fleurdelune5240]

❤️

[@thetalkingdonkey07]

Really?

[@notumbusbumbus3871]

Great demo, but seriously, Matt - lose the tunes, at least the heavy metal. Doesn't cut it.

[@googlesucks6741]

Most people use plywood 🤣🤣