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great video! we are a custom shop and have a big project with some rift white oak. of course the owners sample is also rift white oak but a very different color than ours so we assume bleaching is involved. did you use a 2 part wood bleach? when you sprayed it on did you then wipe it off?

What type and size of ply?

can I use pressure treated wood for this job

Everything is easy with 3/4" plywood with pocket screws and all, but it's way too heavy. Making the same out of 1/2" at least for drawers is a different story.

Very helpful, thank you!

which type of handles are this? with the locking mechanism?

I was about to build Weekend Woodworker's cart, but this one changed my mind! I love the double storage up front and the slightly larger size. Appreciate you!

Being that it's a bathroom, Did you use a wood ship lap or PVC?

How did you get the tenon on both sides? Did you have to flip the pieces over for that?

Thanks the scripture Did the wd 40 damage the sander? Also I have older central machinery 6” jointer item number 30289 a friend gave me and I can’t find a torsion spring for it. Everything else is good other than the process you did in the video I need to do. Thanks

Get rid of the music and get closer to the microphone.

The bible quotes ruin the video

What size are the wheels? It's not in the video or the plans. Also, the 1"x1" shelf supports are not included in the materials list.

Immediately stopped the video when he said "let's read from scripture" keep your religion to yourself. Not everyone on RUclips is Christian. This is why people hate Christians. Stop shoving your religion down our throat. No other following does this. Ffs man this is a wood working video....

This water proof?

Where did you get the bar rail, I cannot find it anywhere.

Too big/large inside, wasps and snakes will damage this

Great video. FYI the verse at the beginning doesn't match my Bible. But still am rejoicing to see someone not afraid to proclaim Jesus!

ty for the video, is that festool sander way better than the dewalt? like can you really tell a difference? enough to justify 250?

Beautiful piece and fantastic video as well. You've earned yourself a new subscriber.

Looks great! What brand of drawer slides did you use?

Looking real nice, You did a amazing job , keep up the great work and videos

I did opposite got a cnc initially .the decision which I regret as I was very limited to its operations. Moreover software trainings , using formulas it was a whole lot of headache .

Best wishes brother .

Not only can I cut and line bore faster than any CNC on my slider and Blum minipress, you save money and material because the smallest bit you will ever use on the CNC commercially is 1/4" and if you like your uppers being 12" deep there is no way you are getting 4 parts out of a sheet of material. I worked at a high end shop, they didn't question the 11" uppers the designer had drawn and we built and installed them but the customers plates wouldn't fit! Big bruhaha and we ended up bringing the hinges forward so the doors were like 3/8" off the cabinet, it was so messed up.

I priced all the stuff yesterday to do the skateboard wheel thing with the steel tube. 285.00, I said nope. Especially after I seen I could get 2 sets 60 inch draw slides with a 500lbs rating for 219.00 total on eBay.

Yep, first buy 20000 $ worth of equipment then start to make them :)

I'm absolutely, positively not a pocket hole guy, but it's a successful method of work for you. I appreciate the considerations for wood movement and the completeness of design detail that you started with. Congrats on the hybrid methods used and the practical collection of tools and jigs you've accumulated.

What kind of paint was that? I’m holding off building mine until I can find a good waterproof paint. I’ll have some electronics inside the boxes, so I want to make sure they’re waterproof

Custom sliders are cool, but wouldn't full extension sliders save a little time, money, effort, and also allow for bigger draws?

Thank you for your witness ! Lord bless you

I was so happy to find your video!!! I have struggled with a loose riving knife for about 6 months. I honestyly thought I would need to buy a new table saw. When I finally found your video I was able to fix it in about 3 minutes! Thanks so much for your help. It was huge!

What edge banding machine are you using?

You have an old General Jointer in the background on your final screen - that is exactly the jointer I have. Funny enough I just had to do some clean up maintenance on mine as well.

What size PVC pipe did you use and blast gates

Great job, I will get back to my similar situation

The best I have seen so far. Thanks.

Great job 👏

Beautiful piece dude. Well done.

10:45 "I noticed its not sitting quite square" I could tell at 8:13 that was gonna be the case. you can see the pieces move as you are putting in the screw.

Lovely piece man keep it up 😊

Perfect just what I’m looking for

Nice work and explaining. Well done on the video and the work on the wall. Final product looked really good. I came here originally looking for tips on installing ship lap horizontally. I’m installing cedar shiplap on three niches in a bathroom. I noticed you didn’t use any glue. Is that just unnecessary?

How do you keep the bottom out of the water? If it's in the ed of truck and there is rain and the drains are plugged the bottom witll be in water and swell and start to separate. Thats the big question I have with these wood drawer builds. Great for nice weather or if you have a topper or other watertight cover.

Thank you, I bought your plans they were excellent. I did make mine 7' x 3 '. It came out great.

Wow what a nice machine. This should be a big help for you . Congrats to you

Great idea. Will make something similar.👍

How thick are your tenons? I'm guessing 1/4" - 5/16".

This was really good content thanks for sharing.

by far your bar is the most amazing i saw in youtube! congrats! i will now try to do one inspired on yours