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That bench turned out great - well done!!

A beautiful bench, sir. Enjoy using it. Thanks for sharing.

simple is best, or so the wife tells me :)

I really like that it's customizable. And, if the weight of the material stored isn't super massive the horizontal pieces can be of almost any material as long as they're a snug fit

Perfect size and very functional. Again , great build and discussion. Thanks

I’m a shallow drawer man. The depth of the drawer is determined based upon the height of similar containers which are being stored in the drawer(s). I’m going to begin building drawer cabinets based off of your build provided in this video for my out feed/assembly table in the morning. Very well done video and discussion.

Good Job!!! Great video . Was that row of shelfs made from 1 sheet of plywood.

Ein richtiger Tischler schlitzt und zapft, dübelt, nutet oder fälzt. Diese zur Schaustellung von Aufmerksamkeitsjäger geht einem mittlerweile auf den Senkel.

I agree with your choice of shallow drawer for tools like screwdrivers, box, key etc. We need also some drawers for battery powered tools that can lay on a single pile in the drawer. Thank you for sharing your design. It is inspiring to look at your video

How many sheets did you use?

Commonsense woodworking simplifies the project. Emulating fine Japanese joinery for shop furniture, while it is impressive and designed to last forever, may not be too practical. I appreciate your focus in getting to the point but, what I admire most, is your ability to work off the floor. No groaning or wincing in pain. Very good show!

The color of your shirt and the gray of the wall work very well together, plus there is a kind of visual joke in the creation of a large French cleat wall culminating in the mounting of a single, relatively small, chisel holder. At least, that's my guess.

Like you, I prefer drawers no deeper than necessary - a single layer of tools, everything visible when the drawer is opened. I like your inset back to the drawers - great way to keep things from getting lost in the "hidden" depths of the drawer. Very nice built. Thank you for sharing.

I like videos like this that show what is possible without a table saw.

Put some candle wax on those drawer slides thank me later

Wow, really interesting workbench design - the Donald Judd of workbenches. Instead of all that routing I guess you could angle cut strips then squares of MDF and use a spacer to assemble them. Just the top section would be useful with a pair of sawhorses. Thanks for showing the errors and re forgetting the sunglasses - at least you looked cool while doing it.

Really rock-solid build. Love the design and functionality. I am a shallow drawer man myself and despise digging through a deep drawer to find anything. I really respect you getting back to basic approach in trying to utilize as many hand tools as possible. Really true signs of a great craftsman. Keep up the great work and inspiration. Thank you for an amazing video. mike

With a 12 foot wall of solid 7 foot tall bookcase to build, this video not only provided valuable instruction, but it encouraged me to get on with the project.

ROTFLMAO.....why post a video of a build that any 10 year old could do? 😂

Wear your safety glasses 100% of the time. You're welcome.

Why do most woodworking videos consist of woodworkers improving their workshop? Just wondering...

Noice

Merci pour cette inspiration pour mon atelier que je vais faire Merci

@0:25 oh I can relate...Even more than you know!

Good job.

Bet all that wood cost like five grand

There’s an easier solution, get rid of most of that stuff and you won’t need the shelves.

Thanks for the walk through of the process. I am looking at a vertical shelf with adjustable shelves to replace the plastic shelves that are saging

Nice!

Genial 🎉🇧🇷

Very nice. BTW, in my experience, clearing space has ALWAYS been the first step in any project. If you figure out how to eliminate that step, PLEASE let me know. :) Good video. Thanks for sharing.

Very nice. I did a long shelf in my old garage many years ago with 3/4" construction plywood. I wanted to place it as high as possible but had to readjust a few times to get it up. It was very heavy and had to have a friend help me. Stood on the washer and dryer to get it done. I don't remember how long it was but more than 6 ft and maybe less than 8 ft. One of the problem I had was that they ceiling was a bit low (not high enough to stand up a sheet of Plywood). French Clete made it easy and strong as heck.

Jason, looking good. It has been an ongoing process for my shop, building shelves, and cabinets then tearing them apart and doing it over again. Phase 4 will start this winter.

Clear and simple! But … not clean before next project?

I have to say...I think your next project should be a crosscut sled

Quick and easy way to get lots of storage, exactly what I need. By the way, I’m in the same boat about having to clear a workbench before I can start a project. Any concerns about the 1/4” MDF shelves sagging?

Better than melamine!🤙🏼

Nice job. Lots of storage and your build process is pretty simple

Nothing wrong with simple. You could easily add doors and hide everything. I don’t think your “mistake” will ever be a problem especially with the cleat and spacer block attached. I’m sure those screws add extra support. Did you consider pockets screws to build the boxes? Nice video

The original built ins were really nice, they could have been refinished

I miss an explanation of what's wrong with this?

3:25 careful with your supporting hand placement. shorter nails perhaps also good enough, it's not holding any weight.

Jason, nice storage. The tops and bottoms are fine. They'll outlast you and me combined.

Organizing some of my stuff now. Though not the way you are. That will be another day. Glad they still worked out for you!! ❤

If it's getting painted I'd recommend dap premium wood filler. It's so much easier to work with than spackling paste and other wood fillers. It's tintable if staining, sands like a wet dream, and doesn't shrink or crack. It's a 3 in 1 wood filler grain filler and sealer. No I don't work for dap, I'm just really happy with their product. Especially after training under a guy that used spackle for absolutely everything even after it didn't last.

So the spacers are 2x2x1-1/32? And the plywood was how thick? How long are the tubes?

Saved this, got a need, the old closet maid shelf just fell down last night, need to replace it.

Hey Jason! Looking like a lot of storage is going up!

I know its only been 3 weeks since the video was posted, but how are they holding up? And how thick is the 1"tubing you used?

Got it saved!!