Small Parts Cabinet
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2022
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. I made this cabinet for my Stanley cases using the jig from 10 minute workshop. Check it out here:-
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Perfect project Matt, and thanks so much for the mention! 🙌👍👍
You are welcome. It is a great jig
Super clever jig Peter! Domino joinery for the masses. I use a dowelmax and love it but may end up with one of your jigs still.
A very useful little project. Peter's jig is clearly very well thought out. Enjoy your new organization. Best wishes.
You need to build a handy sheet goods carrier! 👍 😎
We all need somewhere to put our small parts. Great project, excellent video. Cheers Matt.
Thank you
Decent unit and nice demo of Peter's thing-ma-jig.😁 Been liking your production quality recently mate. Edits and whatnot almost telly style. Nice work.
Thank you very much. It has been a struggle without a popper workshop
Nice build! Are you going to be wheeling it in and out of the house every night? Not sure i'd want to leave it outside fully loaded every night...
Nice job as usual. Looks like you could use a plywood and Sheetrock carrier handle.
Brilliant work, Matt! Nicely done! 😃
Organization is always a great thing!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you
That jig is genius.
Very cool parts trolley, I need to do something similar 🤔
Yes Petter is a clever man
Great looking storage unit Matt. I like the loose shelves method. Peters router jig worked spot on and its easy to use. Tony
Yes it's such a simple but great idea
First time i've seen dominoes used without the expensive dedicated router thing, very good use of the new jig. Great work as ever, look forward to relaxing whilst watching you work in the next one.
Thank you Dean
Really like this storage Matt. It’s going to look very nice in the new workshop!…. P.s. when will we see the new work shop build???
nice one Badger
Thank you
Hi great build can you wheel that in and out from your house to your work shop so handy if you can ? And I see your missing your old workshop with your old close of the video
Thank you
Nice job !!!
Nice one!
A really neat project
Nice video and build. Having that workshop gear in a tent would have greatly improved some of my dreadful camping experiences.
Great video. Thank you
Thank you
Very neat solution to a problem we all have!
Thank you
Another perfect build Matt. Well done👍🔨🛠⚒🔨
Thank you
Great build Matt. I have similar storage containers in my shop and will be building a similar cabinet into my workbench or miter station to store them in. Thanks for the video 😉
Thank you. I think a mitre saw will end up on mine
Great solution to a problem we all have. Storage. Nice touch with the adjustability of the whole system. Looks like you are enjoying your new tools, they seems to work great. Hope you'll get more to test out for us in the future. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. Yes they do work great
Nice job Matt, Peters jig is great, might have to invest in one!
Thank you. A sound investment
Nice little cabinet Matt! :-)
Thank you
Great video as always. Love the outro and the music. Hope that is a regular fixture on your videos.
Thank you
I wish I had thought of using shelf pins when I made mine! Fixed shelves seemed easy at the time, but now I can't move things around.
I will definitely use them again
Turned out great! I think I'll maybe watch the video for the shelf you built for the Stanley boxes in your previous shop just to compare how much easier it went together with the dominoes.
I've got the simpler version of the loose tenon jig and I love it!
Thank you
Ouch !! That is so clean and tidy mate ! Pleased there was no broken limbs, blood or any of that sort of things in the build ! Onya Matt !! One must say that Peter is bloody clever with his jigs etc ! One for Pete !! Yey !!!
Great job Matt! That came out excellent. :-)
I love those types of cases.
Peter's jig is quite a clever piece of kit for users without the domino machine. If I didn't have a dowelmax I'd have bought one already for sure. Who knows, I still might get one to play with. ;-)
Thank you. Yes it is a very clever jig
Nice build Matt, i have the Stanley Fatmax ones and they are brilliant but i could do with something like that myself, i have the Kreg Shelf Pin Jig which is similar to that Trend one that you have. I have some old Melamine Wardrobe Doors so i could use that for mine. Thanks for the idea.
Stay Safe,
Barry (the Wirral)
Having free material to make it out of is perfect
NOOIce!!!
Matt have looked at the late Fred dibnah videos
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Hi Matt, that was a excellent little project, and will be a great addition to your workshop when you get it built, do you ever use 'pocket hole' screws?, take care and keep safe and well, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.
Thank you. I have never got on with pocket holes
Great build Matt 👏 and Peters Jig 👌👌.
Your workshop is really growing now 👍
Hope you’re battling covid well, cheers Rob
Thank you Rob. Much better now
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Great Job Matt. The dust extraction on the Bosch saw doesn't look great. Is that the saw itself do you think? Or the extractor?
Please consider getting a gorilla gripper for carrying the full sheets of MDF/plywood. Your back will thank you in the future.
You're probably not putting a lot of weight on the shelves but do you think the pins will hold up OK directly in the MDF? We have a set of shelves that were custom made before we bought the house and they have metal inserts.
I think they will be fine
Nice project Matt. I have been considering a shelf system for boxes recently. I like this simple and adjustable
For someone who does not like routers that is a lot of router work 😜 👍🏻
Yes it was but I got through it
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Nice unit and some great ideas in mind for mine now, I was told to seal the mdf before painting, is that not necessary (I have mr mdf )
You can but i would mot bother for workshop storage
Is the Deus hat for the band?
Hi Matt - nicely done.
BTW the minutejigs link doesn't work?
It should now
What’s the deal with CA glue and threaded inserts?
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Matt, why did you opt for the threaded inserts?
So I could use bolts
@@Badgerworkshop DOH! Of course you wouldn’t have been able to have a nut on the other side. Cheers