How To Build an Easy Welding & Woodworking Industrial Reclaimed Filing Cabinet
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2016
- In this video I build a reclaimed industrial filing cabinet. Using simple woodworking and some beginner welding techniques, some old framing timber, barn wood, and angle iron.
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My Sander : Festool Rotex : geni.us/h9KGOE (Amazon)
My Welder : Lincoln 210 MP - geni.us/wBx0 (Amazon)
My Miter Saw : Bosch 12” Glider - geni.us/don203 (Amazon)
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And I get to be the proud owner of these awesome cabinets. Can't tell you how many people have complimented me on them in my office. Thanks, John!
I love this style. awesome. ciao!
Awesome built John! I liked the conbination of reclaimedwood and steel!!
Thanks for sharing this, and of course for spreading the RapidFuse Wood word, John! Great video as always! 👍🏼
Nice work, John! These look great. Looking forward to the next project.
The result is awesome man! good stuff!
This is pretty rad, John. Love how these came out.
Love that look
Love it! Love it! Have been needing a replacement for my dumpster find file cabinet for years!
Ya these came out cool
Dig it man! These are gorgeous.
They turned out great. I really like the industrial look of them a lot. I also enjoy how you narrate clearly all the way through the process of your builds. I really enjoy your work from top to bottom.
+joe brown Thank you Joe!
you bet mate. You know what you r doing.Thx.
beautiful.
Stunningly cool...love the mix
Beautiful cabinet! Love the narration as well :)
I really like these!
Great table
like the rustic look
Mini pocket cutter was golden! didn't know those existed.Great work
overall quite cool. the one on the right has the drawers too close to each other, they don't open and close that well. also, if you predrill your holes with a thinner bit, you prevent the wood from splitting so much as in this video.
Well done.
Good stuff. Thank you!
Great look! Congrats from Portugal!
Very nice work! i very much like steel + reclaimed wood.
Awesome 2 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
they look great, good job
Much appreciated
Świetny film. Bardzo przyjemnie się ogląda.
Thanks buddy.
Can see Jimmy Diresta is a big inspiration
Like the industrial Styl too ... nice work ...
I really like that design John. I'm going to have to check out the rapid fuse. Thanks for the tipoff on that.
Ya i have a link in my bio, its cool stuff for quick application and a strong bond. Ive been using it more and more
Very nice. Thank you
Excellent!
Thank you sir!
Very nice cabinet! Nice video and explanation too.
Great Video John!
Legal seu trabalho.
Cool!
la idea esta buenoapero el carpintero......
Really Great
dude, that came out GREAT! I'm definitely going to give a version of those a shot. they'd work perfect in my leather shop!
+Primal Edge Ya they look awesome. Was very happy with them
Very nice!
It was fantastic dude! I really love that style of metal and rustic wood together. The way you do the video is killer!!
appreciate that a ton man!
High five on it dude! don't forget to do behind the scenes snapchat stuff. We got to keep this inspiration going well into the future.
Excelente
Just found you today, subbed, like your content!
Very nice, only small change I'd make would be to put the draw sliders equidistant to each other!! But that is my OCD on overdrive!
cool
Awesome project, John! This is the coolest thing I've seen in a while.
Thats awesome to hear. Thank you
To be honest, I'm a little jealous of your welding skills. I'm just a wood butcher.
awesome bro
much appreciated
Really nice build and I like the way you did the drawer slides definitely going to try it on my next build that has drawers. Also going to try the DAP glue I can see how it will speed up the building process.
+Thom spillane ya Rapid fuse is awesome for applications like this one
Very good, congratulations on the beautiful work!
Thank you Jayme!
I thank you... Health and Success!! Thank you for the beautiful work.
I've found great handbook on woodprix website. Good solutions for everyone I think.
Had it for over a year
Dude, this are very nice beehives
bees are good
you need only frames and two vent holes, down for the queen, up the supper. Now imagine to build the same system made in epal -pallet with cheap drawer mechanics in. And you can farart( half dadant) system of beekeeping. For Example 6-7 pallets = 4 beehives in drawers :D and why not?
I really dig the look you got with those John. I'm gonna have to try some of that glue. Sounds like it is the $*#t!
it really is some good stuff!
Just started a channel it's really raw. Thanks for the inspection keep up the great work, ( like your buddy on the dirt channel to haha.
+Thomas Babcock nice! Congrats. Tim is a good dude
Keren
Malecki - it is a Polish surname... Pozdrawiam
John, this is very cool. Love this kind of stuff. Question. Did I miss a step? The face frame you started with when assembling the carcass protruded beyond the angle iron depth. Did you trim that out before putting the drawer assembly in? Love all your work and thank you for sharing. DA
this is a great project. I love your videos but please be aware that when you film yourself welding the bright light can cause discomfort to the viewer (unless the viewer is wearing a welding mask). Other than that, keep up the good work :-)
Hey John. I love following along with your channel on here and Instagram. Was wondering where you get all your reclaimed wood.
Local home builders
Wow! Looks pretty amazing! Are you doing this for a living? How long did it take to complet one cabinet?
nice man!! just gave you a shout out on snap chat! i use the ball bearing sliders all the time and i notice i have trouble with the soft close when i never do with the reg ones. you ever notice that?
Ya i absolutely hate drawers. and the more mechanics i find in them the more issues i seem to find. But, that being said. If i take my time and make sure alignment is perfect they usually work fine.
+John Malecki nice. ya agreed. thanks bud
F_&"#! epic video! Would love to see you build a war room master table with wheels, drawers and shelves, maybe secret compartments.
Can you do a review on those porter cable drill and driver? Also, damn! That is a good looking cabint! Congratulations!
+ivovicentim haha ya, dont buy them. Blew up the drill a while back and the impact is about to go as well.
Great vid and drawers! Quick question - Do you base your depth of drawer dimensions on the sliders?
Typically i buy a slider to match the drawer i want to build
hi john nice job on your project using reclaimed material. what did you use on the metal to keep it from rusting?
Just some oil based poly
almost Johnny Galecki
very nice john! subd
Much appreciated
These where really nice! :) If I could I would give it many likes. I have been thinking of makeing some cabinets exacly like this (but was planing on using plywood), so it was fun to see someone make what I've been planing in my mind for a long time. The look you got with the reclaimed wood (espesialy the fronts) and angle iron drawer pulls was really cool. Are you puting casters on them?
thanks so much. No casters, since it will just be sitting in an office the client wanted them to just sit stationary
Go ahead...
Request... Make a quick video demonstrating your tape measure technique. I saw something there that looked handy. Or perhaps you've covered it already, so how would I find that?
How thick should butcher block countertops be?
Very cool !! Next time you should try make the tools quieter and the talking louder 👍🏽👍🏽
110% this.
nice video bro
+OverdueAtom Thanks man
what type of sander was that? great job
Delta Surveys Festool
I love the build, I will have to build one too. Thanks!
You sound like Anthony Bourdain.
hahahh yeppp
Hey John, you said you used water based polycrylic, did you use something else for the front drawer panels to give them more color then the rest of the cabinet?
they are just naturally darker. same finish on both cabinets
great video. What did you use for a camera to film it?
Canon t3i and a 50mm lens
thanks for the video, really cool idea, exactly what I was asking google to find me.
I must ask though, was the whistling sound you, or a bird? It was tripping me out :D
haha probbaly me jamming
I know you don't discuss pricing on UA-cam, but where do you sell your stuff? It's great work!
You can email me for pricing at thebuilder@johnmalecki.com!
hey, great build. Well done. I have a side question. I don't think you've done a video on your metal table. Did you build it? Can you tell me the rough dimensions? I'm looking to build one myself.
+Lisa Karabatsos I did build it, its 6' x 4' x 32" woth 1/4" steel on top and an open base.
good day!!! how is that this device 1:42 !!! would love to buy this myself!!! thank you!!!
what is that push stick? that looks cool!!!!
just a typical push stick from rockler
i thought you made one from a toy bowie knife!
As a fellow Yinzer, where do you get your material? I am looking for a somewhere to pick up wood.
woodctraft in canonsburgh
Ahh. The Toy R Us for big boys. Love that store...
what table saw is that? im looking to buy one do u have any recommendations
DEWALT hybrid. Got it on craigslist, I would recommend Saw Stop tho.
+John Malecki ok thanks
lower the audio when you're cutting sth, loved the result though, subbed!
Thanks, still learning the ropes
I feel like the tape measure doesn't come off his belt very often.
Robert M Everything goes together though! I don't know what the hell this problem is that I have, I grew up building things, using power tools(properly!) from a very young age, working with any variety of materials, even worked a little with my grandpa before old age kept him out of his wood working shop for good(he's 93 now, vision and motor skills have just deteriorated too much at this point) - but I'll be damned if I can't get consistent measurements & cuts when I'm working with wood! Metal? No problem, use measuring devices like they're meant to be used, read them like they're supposed to be read, and pre-plan low margin for error steps, all is well. But, just change the material to wood and I'll be damned if those nasty dead tree carcasses aren't still growing(or shrinking...???) after I've measured & cut the damn things...
I don’t see the plans for this build on your website...are they available?
They are not, i built this before I was doing plans
Are you whistling an actual tune when viewed at normal speed, or just random noises throughout the video?
+Mark Johnson I do whistle here and there, so its probably that
🌹👍🏻
love this project! but the audio of the tools are so loud and your voice is not. i had to keep changing the volumes. :(
plus you screwed too much that the wood chipped. :(
working on getting better at the audio. Still a newbie i apologize
woow! so loud, my volume was up to hear your voice, so i got scared lol
Sorry about that, still learning the ins and outs of video editting
i know that i am on the wrong channel, if i see someone who tries to assemble pocket hole boards without clamping and leave! no one was enough power in the hands to avoid spreading the boards apart while setting the screw.
Not sure what you mean, but hope you liked it
liking the videos, but equalize the sound. My ears almost started bleeding at 01:30
+500 gram gekapt Noted, sorry about that. Still pretty new to the video world
Killer.
Stodoys is a solid company with solid woodworking plans.
rip eardrums
I did it quickly and efficiently with instructions from Stodoys page.
You lost me at pocket holes. Sorry buddy. They're just such a cop out for effective fastening. As demonstrated with the first one splitting out of the work piece
How do you make your carcass's if you dont use pocket holes?
John Malecki I'll be quite honest, I don't do a lot of carcassing work but when I have done, I'd use maybe a half lap joint or even just a butt joint with fasteners in the end of the piece, pre drilled and just send them in straight as arrows. It can't possibly be less strong, simply because there is still a full piece of material to fasten too. Unlike where the pocket hole gives you a deep countersunk hole, it's removed a lot of the material to actually hold the two pieces together. I feel that's what contributed to that first one in the video splitting out.
Stodoys is a good solution for every woodworker.