Making Another Large Apothecary Cabinet
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- This cabinet has 30 drawers that are each 11" wide. The top 3 rows are 3" tall whereas the fourth and fifth rows are 7" and 8.25" tall, respectively. The material is mahogany with a red mahogany stain to darken the material a bit. The finish is wipe on poly with a coat of paste wax.
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The drum sander is the one tool people (including me!) always push forward but it really increases productivity (a friend has one I can use). But here is the catch: having a second one, with another set of grit is even better!
Agreed! Just like bandsaws with different blades!
I think a lot of people watching this channel love organizing.
Beautiful work as always :) The difference in the size of handle pulls is a really nice feature :) ॐ
Thanks Yogi!!
You kill it with the dowel joinery! 😃
Thank you!!
Very nice build. Well made video, no music, and clear commentary. Nice finish on the cabinet.🇬🇧
Just beautiful craftmanship
Thanks Carol!
Man, you have these apothecary cabinets dialed! Turned out awesome!
Thanks Shaun! I will be taking a break from drawers for the next few weeks.
You can also run drawer boxes through the drum sander if you need to take off just a smidge. Great build!
Dude, that thing is frikkin badass!
Thanks Jeremy!
😎👍👍👍👍 The new router jig setup really helped with alignment and time well spent making them. Fantastic looking result.
Thanks Pat!
"I went out and bout a multi thousand dollar drum sander, but clamps? I don't need anymore of those."
You know what they always say, you can never have enough drum sanders.
@@parillaworks wait a seco....
oooh that grain match looks good, outstanding work!!
Thanks!
Another beautiful piece of furniture. Your videos are such a joy to watch - such lovely workmanship, great editing and camera work and just the right amount of chat :-)
Thanks Maria!
Amazing job. That's alot of work building all those drawers
Thanks Todd!
Superb work. Really great to see you refining things from last time to overcome the mistakes and get this one perfect!
Thanks a lot. If I make another I'll have a few more improvements to implement. We'll see if that becomes a video as well.
parillaworks I hope so!
That was a ton of work! But I bet that the satisfation of seeing the finished product made it worth it ;)
100 % Craftsmanship 🛠 Thanks for sharing
Thanks Jono!
Turned out great man! I liked your last cabinet too. Your client is going to love it.
this is a very fine piece of furniture!!!
love the color of mahogany after the stain
Thanks!!
This guy needs more subscribers.
Fine craftsmanship, I am impressed.
Beautiful execution of a great project!
Man that turned out beautiful! Well done!
Thanks Jonny!
With over 42k subscribers how have I not seen you before? Very nice work! I look forward to more videos
Thanks a lot Scott!
Great Job ‼️👍👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
building one drawer is a hassle for me , and u built a tons on this single project
As always, nicely done. I’m usually a stickler for safety measures when using table saws but I believe your hands were appropriately positioned during each of your cuts. 👍
Thanks!
A beautiful cabinet. Cool to see how you improved your method for the dados.
Thanks Colin!
Love that tip for clamping. Thanks
This turned out beautifully! I’m not sure I would have thought to use different size pulls for the drawers but seeing it finished- it was a good decision. Always rewarding to complete a big project like this. Nice build and nice video 👍🏼
Thanks Blake! My shop feels so big now that I've moved the cabinet out of there!
Gorgeous
Nice looking build. The only thing that sticks out to me are the legs. They seem “blocky” to me, but that may have been a client ask.
Gobsmacked
! Which is a British slang word meaning; utterly astonished; astounded.
Thanks a lot Keith!
Great job as always. I hope one day to order a piece worthy of a parillaworks video. Said another way, I hope to be "The Client" - what an honor!
Thanks Bobby. Your patience is appreciated :)
Looks great. I liked the dado jig idea
Thanks!
Cool, it's as big as my entire workspace. Enjoyed watching, nice work sir
Lol thanks! My shop feels 10x bigger now that its out of there.
parillaworks I bet. Looks good
Beautiful job. I would like to see a taller base on that cabinet, I think it would make access to the drawers much easier and just add to the overall appearance. Real Nice Case Work‼️👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
Great job. I'd love to make an apothecary cabinet out of quarter sawn white oak some day.
Thanks John! That was my plan for the first one but the QS white oak was pretty expensive relative to the nice QS sapele I ended up using.
Beautiful piece of furniture, the investment in the drum sander will pay for itself over time, if it means you can produce larger pieces. Keep up the great projects.
John, love your videos. Your style is very similar to my own and it's a true joy when a new video of yours comes out! Cheers.
Thanks a lot!
I sure would love to have a piece of furniture that looks like that! I bet your customer will be very happy! Many blessings to you and your Channel!
Puedo ver este trabajo por horas......increible la precisión de los ranurados, Congrats !!!
Outstanding work. Great craftsmanship!
Incapable de faire quoique ce soit sans toutes ces machines hors de prix ! Même pour planté un clou il faut une machine !
Beautiful work John, super impressed with the end result.
Thanks a lot Riaan!
Sempurna
Boy, that's pretty. Also a great way to practice your drawer-making. lol
Lol thanks Dave. No drawers for me in the next few months. :)
As always my friend, great project. I love the color and the sleek design. Well done!!
Thanks Jeremiah!
Good job guy
Beautiful work. Really appreciate how you put this video together as well. Thank you.
Thanks Jeromy!
Loved your last cabinet; it’s what turned me on to your channel. Love your improvements. 👍
Thanks Hakeem. That first one is one of my favorite pieces.
That is beautiful work. You make it look so easy.
Wow! That came out fantastic! Love your taste in furniture! Awesome video!
Ever think of using that drum sander to adjust the height of the completed drawer instead of the hand plane? At least for the 6" high and under ones.
Yup, I thought about it for the short ones. The drum sander only goes up to 4" so I figured I would just use the block plane for everything.
Great Job !
Thanks John!
Such a beautiful piece.
Thanks Tammy!
That's a beautiful cabinet.
Gorgeous work!
Really good looking cabinet, John!
Glad I found your channel John! Looking forward to more projects like this. Awesome.
Thanks Rob!!
I noticed that your board moved in your vice. I faced mine with leather and no issues in 20 years
Hello very good work, always when I see works of this quality I enjoy a lot of thanks and a greeting from Tenerife Canarias, Spain.
Thanks a lot Jose!
Amazing work as always! You really demystify making drawers! Keep up the incredible videos
Thanks Andrew!
Damn nice job! However, using push sticks is not unmanly..
Looks great. I thought the shallac went first. Then the stain and poly.
Thanks Rob. I think the shellac would seal the wood and not allow the stain to absorb correctly.
Beautiful work, Sir!!
Thank you!
Lovely work and excellent video, but please get some push sticks on that table saw.
Thanks Graham. Good idea :)
Great work John, keep up the great work and videos
Thanks a lot Paul.
Nice work, I use my drum sander to run drawers through to get them down to size. I do more damage with a hand plane because I can't use one either.
Thanks Marc. I thought about running the 3" ones through to get them fitted but figured I was already planing the others.
Wow. Love it.
Beautiful job on that cabinet~!
Thanks Andrew!
Wow, it looks amazing. Beautiful work!
Awesome looking cabinet John! Thanks for sharing the video.😎👍JP
Just found your channel, really enjoy your projects and presentation
Thanks Mike!
Très bon travail. Félicitations
Great cabinet!
You need a band saw.
Great work !!
I have two!
Why do you re-save on your table saw
Resaw
If I’m not worried about conserving material, resawing in the table saw can be faster in some cases. And I’ll admit I need to time my bandsaws a bit better than they are at the moment.
Dude Awesome build 👍🏻
Thanks Joe!
Gorgeous piece. Love it.
Thanks for the comment about small jointers, I’ve been considering buying one and had wondered about that. Also, congrats on the new drum sander. :)
Thanks Ian! I've had that little Grizzly for almost 3 years and it's done a great job. Face jointing long boards is tough but edge jointing is more manageable. And thank you, I've wanted one for a while!
parillaworks I’ve been looking at the new grizzly with the spiral cutter head but I just found that Cutech makes an 8” benchtop jointer with a segmented cutterhead for $500! I think I’ll get that. :)
I've heard good things about that cutech as well as their little planer. Good luck :)
+Ian Enderby not telling you what to do but as a owner of a real 8" jointer with spiral byrd head I would tell you to save you 500 buck and looks for a used 6" jointer for about $175 to 250 you will be much better off if you have the space for it. The 6" normally run on 120 if power is a issue cause most full size 8" battleships run on 240 unless you find a older one that could be wired for 120 but I would not spend that much on a table top unit. I bought my 6" for 175 sold it 3 years later 300 and put that money to my 8"
nice, thanks for sharing
Beautiful work
Beautiful ! Thanks for sharing !
Beautiful work. One question: why use shellack and wipe-on poly both? It seems like one or the other would make a good finish on their own.
Hi. I used the shellac because those surfaces didn't need as much protection and it dries quicker. The rest of the piece needed more protection so I used the poly for those parts.
Beautiful work. I love it!
Great piece thumbs up my friends WOW
beautiful job
Thanks Howard!
Great!
Amazing man. Just beautiful!!!
outstanding build. I love your style and methods!
Aren't you worried about sagging with all that weight across the span of the piece?
To a degree, yes. Since this build I’ve started adding a 5th leg to cabinets this size.
Really good job. Great video.
Great work man!
Thanks Jake!
Great work
Looks great!!!
looks amazing man
beautiful work!
Thanks Don!
Beautiful. What would be a few examples of a use for this type of piece in a home?
Thanks Jeffrey! The one I made last year is in my house and it just slowly accumulates....stuff.
Beautiful! Great work!
Great looking piece of furniture! Thanks for the video! Thumbs up for sure!
Thanks a lot!
Magnífico, excelente trabajo. Gracias por compartir.