Drawer Pulls from Stainless Steel Bolt Creation - Fleets Wood shop
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Fleets Wood Shop - The Over The Top Wood Shop
I hope you enjoy this Drawer Pulls Stainless Steel Bolt Creation project video. If you enjoy it, please like the video and subscribe to our channel. We will be putting out many woodworking, project videos in the future. fwmcdpd2@gmail.com
I have a link below of our FULL shop tour. I would encourage you to check it out. It shows every aspect of the shop and office in much more detail. I really believe you will like it.
Hey y'all my name is Doug I have been in the construction business all my life. At this time I do commercial high rise remodel that is why you see so many ladders, lifts, extension cords in the shop. My hobby and passion is wood working, that's what the wood shop area is for. At this time I do not build anything to sell, just for fun and gifts. I sure hope y'all enjoy all the videos. If you have any question i can answer, don't hesitate to ask! I will reply back to EVERYONE.
Thank you from Doug
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I want a step-by-step video on everything single thing you've ever built. This is good content.
Mike my friend that is so kind of you. I don't know if I could go that far but if you have any questions on anything you see don't ever ever hesitate to ask. You are so nice that is such a nice time comment thank you thank you. From Doug
Doug, I am happy to hear your drawer pulls did not get your knickers in a twist! cheers, Andy
You got that right buddy appreciate it it can get twisty sometimes. Thank you my friend thank you from Doug
I love your energy, Doug. I'm gonna watch all your videos. 🤣❤️
You are too kind my friend thank you so much. Let me tell you life's been tapping into that energy a little bit. I hope you enjoy all the videos I truly truly do and you let me know, I hope to hear back from you on some of the other videos my friend. From Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 - You will definitely hear from me again, Doug. Just the fact that you take the time to answer every comment says everything I need to know. ❤️
@@TheStabbedGaiusJuliusCaesar You better answer every comment in question my friend , The viewers are all my friends and I would never let anyone down, And thank you buddy thank you so much that's so very nice of you from duck
This is the only video where I believe viewers wrote in requesting the shop tour.
Jason thank you my friend thank you so much. In my apologies for taking so long to respond my friend. I've been being lazy today. And you are absolutely correct I've probably had about two dozen viewers stop by for a shop tour. And you are welcome anytime my friend and thank you thank you so much from Doug
I am so grateful to you for producing these wonderful videos . THANK YOU SIR!
John my friend you are so very welcome it is my pleasure. And thank you my friend thank you for reaching out. A blessed happy New Years to you and your family buddy. From Doug
And I promise you buddy I'll get to that buffing video just as soon as I can. Thank you again my friend
Great idea for a cabinet pull, Doug. Thanks for your video. I really enjoyed it.
Rod thank you buddy. I hope you can make use of it it works wonderful for me on some of my handle turnings. Thank you my friend thank you from Doug
Absolutely Brilliant. You are a GENIUS!
TV. Thank you my friend thank you that is so so kind of you. I'm so glad you like it I have it all over the shop and works great for me and looks good too. I hope it does for you also my friend. And I really really appreciate you reaching out and saying so that you like it thank you again buddy from Doug
What a great idea!
Hey John thank you buddy thank you very much the news for about 15 years now. Haven't had a one go bad failed or nothing. Couldn't ask for a better cabinet pull. And more importantly thank you so much for reaching out my friend I am honored thank you buddy from Doug
That is a brilliant and cost effective way to create a drawer pull. Thanks for sharing. Great shop! Take care.
Ken thank you my friend you are very welcome buddy it is my pleasure and I hope it works wonderful for you it has for me for years. Thank you my friend thank you so much from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 I watched your shop tour and after I got my jaw off the floor and cleaned up the slobber. Lol. I was amazed by the level of care and time you have put into the shop. It definitely looks like a Labour of love. Thanks for sharing. Take care.
Hey Ken great to hear back from you buddy and thank you my friend thank you I've been working in and on that shop for coming up on 30 years now. And you're right it's been a lifetime of a labor of love. Thank you so much I sure hope you found a few good ideas. And thank you buddy from Doug
That looks so good.
Great suggestion again. Thanks!
Hey my friend thank you so much. That's so kind of you buddy I appreciate that. And have a great day my friend from Doug
Sehr gute Idee, vielen Dank. Werde ich in meiner Werkstatt übernehmen. Grüße aus Deutschland
Andy thank you so much. As soon as I get to the office computer I will get this translated. And get back with you and thank you so much again from Doug
Andy I am sorry it took me so long to get back with you just been so much to do. I'm so glad you like the bolt idea. And I hope it looks awesome in your shop. And thank you from Doug
Ha love your videos can't wait for your next one, watching them a second time now lol
Jack it's good to hear from you my friend thank you I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos I sincerely am. I've got plenty I'm working on they'll be one coming out real soon. And thank you again my friend from Doug
Awesome idea i love it.....i will do the same in my work trailer .....i really admire you shop your shop....a truly craftman.....i hot crazy when insaw the video of your ahop's tour ....it was unbelievable.....thank you sir youll have always my thump up thanks for teaching.
Javier. Thank you my friend thank you very much I love those type handles. And they work great for me and I sure hope they do for you too my friend. And I'm so glad you like the shop buddy and I hope you find a lot of good ideas and inspiration. and you're very welcome my friend I'll keep all the tips I can coming thank you buddy very very much. And I'm sorry it took me so long to respond my friend. From Doug
Great idea and awesome video as always
Shane thank you I'm so happy that you like it and thank you for saying I'm so glad you appreciate the videos. And I'm honored that you take the time to watch. Thank you again so much from Doug
Passing down some tribal knowledge. Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you so very much truly love your comment from Doug
perfect solution
Jesus I'm so glad you like it thank you very much very much . From Doug
My new fav woodworking channel
Thank you Barnard I'm honored and overjoyed thank you so very much from Doug
Keep up the videos Doug!!! You remind me so much of my late father who passed away 3 years ago age 54 to kidney cancer. He used to wear similar shirts and had almost the same hair and beard as you, he taught me everything I know about building and fixing things in the short time we had together. I look forward to seeing more videos from you to learn even more from someone who reminds me of him.
Hope your channel blows up and gets tons of subscribers!! Cheers
Nick you are so kind you bring a smile to my face and a tear to my eye. And thank you my friend thank you I hope you've checked on the channel I truly do I have several other videos out there period and I'm working on several more. And yes I will definitely keep them coming my friend and thank you again for the kind words about your father that means so much to me it really truly does. Thank you thank you from Doug
Very creative idea and a budget saver at that. For others looking on, pay as much attention to Doug's approach to a problem as you do his solution. He keeps it practical, and simple. This does not need to be rocket science. Also take in mind he has been working at this magnificent shop for 30 years. Rome was not built in a day and our home shops are not magically going to be converted overnight into what he has done.
Michael thank you that's so nice of you. I'm trying to figure out who you're responding to but I love your response to them . Thank you thank you you're the best my friend
@@fleetswoodshop3339 I have sent links to some of your posts to friends and fellow woodworkers. Often you find people get real critical and focus not on the creative aspect but on the "oh he has too much time on his hands" part. Frankly what does it matter, you are doing what you enjoy doing. Not at some bar sucking down suds and getting nothing accomplished. I am in my shop every evening for 2-3 hours making stuff for the shop, or the house.
Michael I completely understand and agree with you 100%. I've had some comments that were unbelievable rude and obnoxious. And I feel sorry for those people I truly do. I would think everybody would be happy with their own situation and set up period and be happy for others also. But I guess everybody doesn't think the same. But thank you from the bottom of my heart I appreciate you so much. and yes sir just like me let's have tons of fun in the shop. From Doug
Great idea. I’m subscribing to see more. Thanks for sharing.
Don that is so kind of you my friend I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Click on my log carving symbol right below the video it'll bring up my channel click on video and I've got about 30 more on there. And I sure hope you enjoy them I truly do in a million thank you this is my pleasure and my honor. Thank you from Doug
Love your funny attitude ! Great music in background btw
Thank you my friend thank you I try and put a little humor in everything. And I'm so glad you like the video.
@@fleetswoodshop3339 You welcome Doug :-)
Beautiful- one day I hope to have e a shop like yours👍
Marcus. My friend thank you thank you so much. It's been a long time coming buddy I've been working in on that shop for coming up on 26th 27 years I think. And I hope you have one ten times better I truly do. Thank you my friend thank you so very much. From Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 thank you for the kind reply! I’ll be following along -liked and sub’d!
Marcus that is so nice of you buddy thank you thank you. I appreciate that very much. I'm honored. I'll keep them comeing.from.Doug
Those Bolts don't lag in luster, they won't stain either. 🎩 off to you. Thanks for sharing. I need just a tad bit of patience that you have.
Kevin that's awesome thank you so much. I'm so glad you like the idea my friend. Thank you thank you from Doug
Since I saw your workshoppresentation on the youtube channel "Bauforum24" I watched all your Videos. Very excited for your next projects.
Greetings from Germany😄
Thank you so very much I am honored. I've been to a lot of places in Europe but I've never been to Germany and I have always wanted to. I had a very good friend named Peter Mallard who said he was from the North coast of Germany I just don't remember the name of the small town. Hopefully one of these days I can get there I heard it's beautiful. And thank you again for watching I am honored from Doug
I love stainless steel.
Great idea.
Thanks.
Mr Smith I'm so very happy you liked it and thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. You're too kind from Doug
Could one mix up lag and washers? Maybe we lag and aluminum washer. Whoa, how bout ss lag with a copper washer. Huh? This is fun! Clear or colored acrylic washers. Kids would go insane with these on their chest of drawers! Showed my daughter your shop tour episode and she was amazed then asked "What happened to your shop?" Had to suck it up, knowing she could take me in a fair fight. Don't worry bout them dislikes Doug. Might be the old green eyed monsters. You have a great day Doug. 🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
Karl. It's so nice of you to stop and say so what a lovely comment my friend you've got me smiling all over. I imagine there's probably a million ways to mix them up. I wouldn't want to use copper though that's too soft. And it would tarnish to an ugly Brown real quick. I'm sure glad your daughter like the shop. and thank you thank you again so much for taking the time to watch and reply I appreciate that so much. From Doug
Love these videos and your shop! My favorite part was at the end when you turned the bolt/pull slightly to make the tops level and talked about if a job is worth doing it’s worth doing right! Love that attitude!!!
Rex you are awesome. Thank you my friend thank you so much I'm honored you're enjoying it. That makes it all worthwhile. You're the best thank you so much. and I'm very very happy New years to you and your family. Thank you so much from Doug
If you are careful try chucking the bolt up in your drill press or hand held drill and glue sandpaper to a piece of foam and get it done.
Marshall thank you so much. I appreciate the input my friend thank you very much. From Doug
"We have the powa " at 3:28. I love it! Made me chuckle. Love these videos, please keep them coming. If i had the time and the money you can bet your money i'd be trying to build a shop like this.
That's so kind thank you so much you've got me smiling 😊.I hope you build yourself a shop that you love and as long as you love and in her happy there then it's the greatest shop in the world. And thank you again so very much from Doug
9000 times out of 9001... Classic Doug!!
I thought it was pretty original Dave.
Sure hope you enjoyed it. From Doug
Sir, you certainly have earned my subscription...absolutely!
Dave that is so kind of you my friend thank you thank you very much. I hope you're getting to see the other videos also I truly do. And thank you my friend thank you I hope you enjoy them all I'm working on several more at the moment and I truly hope I don't disappoint you. Thank you again so much from Doug
Hi Doug, I like your videos very much... You are a very accomplished wood worker... I was a machinist for thirty plus years, also a great occupation... I go a little over board on safety... One should never grind on the side of a grinding wheel.... The wheel has a potential to blow up... It may not blow up, but it might, which can cause injury to the person involved... Usually when you install a new grinding wheel on the motor, there will be a sticker attached saying never grind on the side of this wheel.... Just an FYI for you, keep up the good work, I very much like your vidoes....
Stewart thank you for the good info sir thank you. I appreciate that very much. Always good to learn something new.thank you . Again from Doug
Those pulls look great! and like you said will last forever! Your shop is absolutely Awesome!
thank you Scott thank you so very much that's awesome I'm truly honored that you like the video and I sure hope you saw something you would really like and enjoyed from Doug
So awesome! Gonna be making these myself! Thanks! ❤️
Lila that is so kind of you to say so. I'm so glad you like the idea. and thank you so much for taking time to watch it truly honors me. And thank you again from Doug
I love that idea and your eye for detail!
Thank you very very much it's one of my favorite things in the shop. I'm Honor that you like it. From Doug
I just found your RUclips channel. Love it. The cabinet pull is great. Going to make some. I appreciate your organization and neatness. We are birds of a feather in that aspect,but your wood working ability is way above mine. Be safe and keep sharing. Thanks!
J K thank you so much my friend I'm so glad you're enjoying it. I love the cabinet pulls they work great for me. And I'm honored you took the time to watch. I sure hope you see some things you like and can use yourself. And please please don't knock yourself down. We all get better as we go on. I still have a million things to learn. And thank you so much from Doug
Excellent idea 👍 Thanks for sharing!
Stamatisyou are so very welcome and I sure hope you enjoyed the video. If you didn't already check out my full shop tour you might like it and thank you again from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 I have watched the shop tour video and I had to pick my jaw up from the floor 😁😁😁😁
@@StamosTee that's so wonderful I'm so happy you enjoyed and thank you. From Doug
I just found your videos yesterday. I absolutely loved the shop tour. What an amazing place. I love this idea for drawer pulls. I am starting the process of building cabinets for my home shop. I will defiantly be using these as my drawer pulls for my cabinets. Thanks for putting these out and sharing. Looking forward to seeing more.
Scott I'm honored thank you that's so very kind of you. I hope you like and enjoy them as a cabinet pull I truly do. And I'm very happy you got to see the shop tour and enjoyed it and thank you again from Doug
Excellent! Nicely explained, down-to-earth, allowing everyone to make their own. I hope you share more tips, tricks and techniques. Regards, Ben
Thank you Ben . that's so kind of you I'm so happy you liked it and I will do my very best to keep it up. I'm working on a few other things right now. And thank you again from Doug
I love it when RUclipsrs give basic safety advice to a seasoned craftsman.
Thank you. Unfortunately they're not always correct
Had to chuckle. If you horse anywhere on a grinding wheel it could blow up. I was concerned he'd run a rut in the side .... that's where we kept things flat so you could start off a fresh edge on a shop knife. Once upon a time there was a real Fleetwood shop..... nothing like what you have. Fleetwood was the name given to the old English ship builders.....
It is also possible they they may be as skilled and seasoned as the original presenter. Remember too, you have been watching a RUclipsr show you something.
Ron Cork have you seen this guy’s shop? I think he’s in the top one percent. I’d listen to him.
Tom thank you for the input that such a lovely comment and I'm so grateful to know that and thank you again from Doug
Those hands look like they have made many a project. Really enjoy you channel.
Shaun thank you so very much that's so kind of you. I sincerely appreciate you watching and even more so taking the time to say so be blessed stay safe and have a great day from Doug
Love your humor Doug. What a great idea. I will definitely use it in some shop projects.
I’m in Montreal, Canada but If I go to Texas one day your show should be a mandatory visit.
Max that is so kind of you thank you my friend thank you. I'm glad you like it. I've got a lot of family in Montreal on my wife's side. We get there quite often well we used to before this virus thing came around. One of my brother-in-law's is a professor at that big university I just forget the name of it there in Montreal. And yes my friend you can come visit the shop anytime. I hope you got to see the whole shop tour in the other videos and I hope you enjoy them all. And thank you again my friend thank you so much from Doug
Hey Max how are you doing my friend. I haven't heard from you in a while thought I'd reach out and say howdy and see how you were doing. I hope all is well my friend. From Doug
That's a great idea. Never thought of using bolts for drawer pulls.
Thank you so much Willam I'm so happy that you like it and we'll find it helpful. From Doug
Hello Doug from the UK, love the workshop video and this one is top of the class for me, I will be using this in the near future for my work shop doors and draws keep up the good work looking forward to your next video's keep safe kindest regards.
Mike so good to hear from you I hope you're doing well my friend I'm glad you like the video and I hope you got to see all the rest of them. and I've got plenty more to come I promise you. And that idea works great for doors and drawers you couldn't ask for a better pull in the shop condition. And thank you my friend thank you. Don't ever hesitate to ask if I can answer any question and thank you my friend from Doug
Great drawer pull idea~! Thanks for sharing.
THANK YOU ANDREW,I REALY LIKE THEM.FROM DOUG
Thanks for sharing Doug, always some good ideas.
Thank you my friend I hope you. I have a sawstop video coming out soon I think. It will go over the top. Thank you again so very much from. Doug
Swasome! I am making these tomorrow. Thank you so much!
Garry that's awesome my friend I'm glad you like them they work wonderful for me. thank you so much for watching and if you didn't get a chance already please check out my main shop video you'll see several others. And thank you again so much from Doug
Great idea Doug, I may even try and butcher some myself 👍🏻
Rob thank you my friend thank you so much I appreciate you watching. And I'm so glad you like the idea and thank you again so much from Doug
Your welcome, keep up the great videos....
Thank you again Stuart that's so nice of you from Doug
Luv these simple yet striking pulls. I may have to build some drawers just to utilize them!
That's awesome Dennis I'm so happy that you like them they make great drawer pulls indoor pulls for a shop environment. From Doug in Houston
You need a little 10 inch south bend. Interesting idea though.
Thank you so very much that's so kind of you from Doug
Nice simple idea.
Thank you Dave thank you so very much from Doug
With the number of drawers you have, I can see the practical nature for using a relatively inexpensive solution. At the same time you end up making it really unique and quite beautiful! I wouldn't expect anything less from "The Maestro" (this is the way I will address this fine gentleman from now on, I am a few years his senior, but I recognize his superlative talent in organization and layout of his shop. By the way, the term artist is one that is bestowed upon someone by another in recognition of their superior work, Rembrandt or Michelangelo, would never call themselves artists, they were painters, sculptors, the term artist is to be given by others in awe of their talent, when you have become an artist in the public domain then at some point the artist will become the Maestro, the master of his craft), well done again!
Oh my God that is one of the nicest compliments I have ever gotten I am going to print that and hang it on my office wall I can't say thank you enough I am beyond honored and humbled thank you so very much from Doug
Great idea, i have thought about this dilemma of draw pulls for a while now! Problem solved. But i will not straighten mine up like you did, just to make it my own!
Don't want anyone to think i stole an idea! I searched our big shed hardware over here in Australia but we call everything different! Your Lag bolt is our Coach head!
Great demo, so Thank You from Aus. Michael
That's great Michael I love your comment. I sure hope you enjoyed the video. I was actually in Sydney last year and made a point to take in an opera at you know where. Beautiful riverfront I just loved it and had a great timeand please straighten out the heads on your boat that looks so much better that way and you're not stealing an idea you're just using a good suggestion. From Doug
I love that a guy with a million dollar workshop wears a WalMart shirt. More power to ya!
James that's wonderful thank you thank. You're the best. From Doug
Saving money on clothes to buy more tools
Thank you guys that's awesome. .I used to wear a brand-new high-dollar shirt into the shop every day so I could impress the sawdust. But after a while the sawdust didn't seem to care what I wear. I actually used to throw a shirt away every time I got a spot of glue on it. But then I realized oh my God I can buy cheap shirts and wash them. LOL. From Doug
es un taller muy grande y llamativo pero mas me distrae la mugre de su camisa
and a walmart camera 😅
This is simple, but yet genius at the same time. I think I'm going to use your idea for the wooden tool chest that I'm going to be building in the near future.
That's awesome my friend. Truly honored that you enjoyed it and liked it. Thank you so very much. They truly do make awesome cabinet pulls
Thank you very much again. From Doug. In Houston
Just want to say Wow, Congratulations, And Thank you! Definitely doing this in my tiny shop, and any other shop I may have in the future.
Tijuana you are so very welcome I'm so happy that you liked it. if you didn't already and you like that check out my full shop tour I think you might like it and thank you again from Doug
That's a done deal. Already went through all the vids
@@AverageO79 thank you so very much I'll be doing my best to put out more and thank you again from Doug
My first watch since the shop tour. You are so nice and look like you are having a ball. Please keep em coming!!
Robert thank you from the bottom of my heart I love your kind words and I certainly will thank you thank you. From Doug in Houston
I wish I could see your shop in person, just amazing. I hope you have family or friends that will some day take it over and keep using it. Seems ashame if you haven't started a legacy with all that work.
John that's such a thoughtful comments so kind of you. I'm sincerely honored sir. It humbles me that you took the time to watch and I sure hope you enjoyed the video from Doug
Thank you very much! i will do the same for my workshop
You're so very welcome I'm so glad you enjoy it and like it thank you from Doug
AWESOME!!!!! Thank you!!!!
Eric thank you so very much I'm honored that you watched and thank you again from Doug
I seriously would do anything to have this shop.. i am truly in love! Awesome man .. thanks for showing us your heaven on earth
One of the nicest comments I've ever seen thank you so very much from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 anytime.. thanks again for showing us.. i have done nothing but talk about your shop to my wife and friends since seeing the video.. thanks again ... if u ever need an apprentice I would love . Absolutely love to be your pick.. have a great day sir
@@fleetswoodshop3339 also if i may ask what job allowed this amazing shop to happen? Sorry if kinda personal just really would love to have all this one day
Such a kind comment thank you so very much I'm honored from Doug
No problem at all .I'm a Commercial contractor I remodel high-rise office builders. Been doing that since 1980. Thank you again so much
What a fantastic idea and they look great. I’m in awe of your workshop. If I’m ever visiting America I’d love to spend a few hours in there, I’d be like a kid in a candy store 😂👍
Thank you Paul such a lovely nice kind comment I really love that. And I'm so happy you liked the video. If you don't mind may I ask where you are at. And thank you again from Doug
Fleets Wood Shop hi Doug. I’m in England, Uk. I’m fairly new to woodworking so trying to get myself sorted with the basics, that’s equipment and knowledge 😉 Just in the process of building some storage shelving and workbenches in my garage. All the best 👍
Paul that's awesome I'm sure they'll turn out beautiful and thank from Doug
great idea
Awesome I'm so glad you liked it thank you so very much from Doug
Have you thought of using a vibration tumbler to deburr and polish metal parts?
I know of them. Never really thought of using one. Since I made the video. The last few that I had to make. I put each one in the drill press and sanded the heads that way by hand with the bolt mounted in the drill press that helped because I didn't have to hold the bolt in my hand. And I use stainless steel for mine. which gets extremely hot very fast when friction is applied. Some mounting it in the drill press worked pretty good. And thank you thank you so much from Doug
Great videos. New subscriber- looking forward to the next one!
Jim I'm truly honored thank you so very much from Doug
Keep the ideas coming. less thinking / figurin’ out that I have to do for my build :-)
Thank you Michael thank you so very much I certainly will from Doug
nice job keep up the videos
I'm honored thank you so very much from Doug
Good workshop from the uk
thank you ANTONY im honored you liked it .I hope you got to see the full one hour shop tour .in on my channel.im so happy you liked it .from doug in houston
Hi Doug,
Yes I did it was very organised and very well presented and safe, and for the vlogs keep them coming very good.
All the best from the uk
@@tapper1971THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH. ANTONY .YOUR AWESOME.FROM DOUG
Great idea
AWESOM IMTHRILED YOU LIKE IT.MAY I ASK YOUR NAME IF YOU DONT MIND.FROM DOUG.IN HOUSTON
@@fleetswoodshop3339 david
@@GrumpysWorkshop4WELL DAVID ITS A PLEASURE TO CHAT WITH YOU.IM GOING TO CK OUT YOUR PAGE.FROM DOUG
love the shop wish I had something that nice it takes hard work nice TK
Terry thank you so much for taking the time and watching I truly hope you enjoyed the video and saw something you liked thank you so very much from Doug
Cool idea!
I may use that idea in the future. Although I think I'd prefer to blue them for my own shop. I think it'd require standard steel, not galvanized or stainless. I'm sure you're aware of the process, heat the bolt to a certain temperature and drop it in oil to quench. Would give them a black appearance. Or some kind of cold blue liquid would give the same look. Birtchwood Casey makes a good cold blue liquid. Not as resilient as stainless, but better than standard steel. Probably still last at least one lifetime haha
Maybe desirable to some maybe not. I think I'd like the black look.
And I may have to use several of the ideas I picked up from the shop tour video. Thanks for taking the time to film, edit, and post these videos.
RUclips has tons of viewers and creators now, and sometimes it feels like many of us throw the same ideas around, which is good for gaining knowledge and sharing what we've learned (to do and NOT to do) in general I guess. But I have never seen many of the solutions I've seen you implement in your shop. For instance the table saw blade storage drawer you pulled out in the tour. The blades teeth don't touch each other, they overlap a bit to take up less space, and it's just make sense that they would store well at a slight angle like that. Maybe you didn't think of it, could have come from a wood working magazine or something I suppose, but my point is it's very unique. Who ever thought of it had their thinking cap on. Another is the easy access step to walk "ON" the work surface to access all the vertical storage potential. Definitely someone was actually thinking and using brain power to have come up with that idea.
Thanks for sharing these ideas.
Davey. oh my God thank you for such an informative and entertaining comment. I read it all the way through and really love that you have a lot of good thoughts. Two things well actually three. as far as the blue bolts go that's an awesome idea I never thought of that don't use galvanized it wouldn't work use plain steel. dip them in a muriatic acid and water solution before you blew them it will take off that factory coding. A friend of mine really like the idea. But he wanted all his bolts to have the rusted rugged look. so again he's soaked them in their attic acid using plain steel bolts for a day took them out put them in the sun and they rusted right away. he then cut them off finished them like I did in the video but before he installed them he dip them in two-part urethane and hung them to dry. Giving him the rusted look but preserved in urethane. As far as the stairs on the workbench go and the blade storage drawer. That is 210 percent my creation. the reason I store the blades flat is because nobody will tell you that too much but when you store them sideways they tend to warp and like you say the teeth hit each other. laying flat you can't get to him laying on an angle like that you can easily get to them all. The stairs were actually designed because I'm short. I couldn't reach over the top of the bench to grab the Opera trays so I just put a set of steps there so I can get to them. And thank you but now I'm getting long-winded so thank you again from Doug
Hi Doug
Just watch this video great job love the idea, you are giving me some good ideas for my future woodworking shop. the only problem living here in Peru is trying to find high-quality woodworking tools and equipment very difficult to find till next time bye
George & Carmen
Lima, Peru
George I sure hope you find what you're looking for. I do understand what you mean I have friends in Trinidad that have the same problem. But I sincerely hope it works out for you and thank you so much again from Doug
The first video of yours i watched was the shop tour. I was so jealous thinking who would blow this much money on all this unnecessary stuff? But if I'm honest I would definitely be in the same boat if I had the means, lol.
The more videos i watch, i see you really have a great attitude and sense of humor and wish i could visit a shop like this in person some day. There are too many great ideas and designs to fully come across on camera.
Anyway, I'm rambling. But you have a new subscriber in me. Keep making videos and i'll keep watching them!
Thank you my friend thank you so very much that is such a nice and kind comments so thoughtful and considerate. I can't say thank you enough and I'm so happy that you watched and saw some stuff that you liked. . I'll be putting more out in the future and thank you again from Doug. And thank you immensely for subscribing that means the world to me
I will change my name to Berto !!
N I live in Houston !!
Terry anytime you want to. Let me give berto about 10 min. notice. To pack up. 🤪 Thank you my friend thank you so much from Doug
Word of advice. Try not to hold the items so close to the camera. You wanna try to stay about 18 to 24" from the camera. Also try to hold the item as still as possible to give the camera time to focus... I do a lot video work.. P.S. I like the lag bolt idea for drawer pulls. I may try it some time.. Keep up the great work my friend...
Thank you for the info Scott I appreciate that very much. I'll do my best I promise and I'm glad you like the both idea. Thank you buddy and have a great day my friend
And thank you thank you so much for your subscription that means a lot to me my friend it really does .I'll try not to disappoint you. From Doug
I absolutely love your shop. I watched the entire 52 minute video and made me want to watch all your videos. I would love to know if you know anyone in the South Florida / Boynto n Beach area who does the same kind of work as you that may need a helping hand? I am in the same industry but not in the high end custom as much as you but want to learn more and be in that kind of shop. I try to learn as much as I can by videos like yours and try thinks in my garage but nothing is better taught than hands on by a real professional. Thank you
Joe thank you so very much. I'll send you out as much information as I possibly can. and thank you again I love your comment so very much from Doug
Love the channel, Doug, as well as your passion. Quick tip on those parts close-ups: hold it in the palm of your hand and up to the camera. She won't hunt focus. Thanks again! And Subscribed!
That's awesome thank you I'm so happy you enjoyed it and thank you for the camera tip sincerely. From Doug
Good for a boat as well.
Well I've never tried that Peter but I'm sure it would work. Thank you from Doug
Hi Doug, It can't be over until you have said " I'll be back" . Still waiting...
You got it my friend thank you I'm working on some more and believe me I will be bock. Okay now you're going to make me say it all the time 🤪🤪🤪
Greetings from Germany✌
Mathias thank you so very much that's so kind. I appreciate you so very much and thank you again from Doug
Mathias. Hey there my friend how are you doing haven't heard from you in a while just thought I'd reach out and say howdy there my friend I hope all is well and you're doing okay. From Doug
I See 27 broken draw pulls gave a thumbs down,, Geat videos you put out Doug keep em coming
Thank you Frank thank you so very much I will do my very best. From Doug
I like the stainless pulls you made, but I think you missed an opportunity with the old box end wrenches and pliers you have boarding your bench. They would also make really interesting pulls for that space.
Thank you so very much Rob I will give that a try. From Doug
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Ermelindo that's awesome my friend. Thank you so very much for watching and I'm so happy that you liked it from Doug
Top quality
thank you Ashley.im so happy you liked it.doug
No problem Doug. I will try and share your content with others in the woodwork community in the UK. 👍🏾
That's awesome thank you so very much
Hi, Doug. I have a camera suggestion. When showing close ups of small object/parts, hold the open palm of your free hand close behind the object/part. It helps the camera focus at the short distance.
It would also help if you hold the item steady for close ups.
@@@jertoneg1830: Steady can be difficult for many people, for various reasons and an object that close to the lens appears, to the camera, to be moving quickly all over the room. A large, flat, surface close behind the object appears to not be moving and gives the camera something to focus on.
Thank you sounds like a great idea thank you
Joe thank you for letting me know that's awesome from Doug
Would you make a video on how you made the 1 st wooden draw pull picture at the end of this video.I love your thoughts and ideas.
Thank you my friend it's kind of very late here right now but I will definitely look at that tomorrow see which one it is and I will certainly let you know and thank you
hello again my friend I got a chance to go check the video to see which handle you were talking about and you have a very good eye my friend that's one of my favorites. I can't do a whole video on that. But I tell you what I absolutely will put it in as a little segment on the next video. It's fairly simple and it would be my honor. The wood it's mounted on the base of the drawer is purple heart and the handle itself is made out of a wood called queenswood. And those two wooden plugs are covering up the bolts and they are also made out of purple heart and it would be my honor and my pleasure I will be glad to. I don't know exactly how long before I get that out but it will be on my next video. And thank you thank you very much. From Doug
Thank you Doug.You have a beautiful shop and as always I will be looking forwards in seeing more videosThanks Mike
Mike you are so very welcome it'll be my pleasure my friend. I hope to have it out real soon for you I truly do and I'm working on it thank you my friend thank you from Doug
I figured you had tool to make the bolt so that you can make a drawer pull out of the bolt you just made!!
👍 😂 Form Bavaria
You are so very kind thank you thank you
Great and simple solution!
Quick question: is the wood that has the diamond inlay on the bottom of the cabinets one peice, or is it a separate piece of wood between each diamond?
Thank you for asking my friend the diamonds are made out of blood wood. There were about 3/16 of an inch thick. And they're not in laid it's what you call a surface layer put on top of the wood. The wood they're sitting on top of his red oak. You install the red oak first then make the diamonds and install them on top of the redwood . I know on the video it looks like inlays but they're not they're late on top. It makes for more of a three-dimensional look than a flat surface. And thank you thank you so much from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 oh, it looked like inlay in the video. I was wondering how the inlay was cut, but it makes sense now. Thank you for the explanation!
You're very welcome my friend no problem at all and it also looks extremely nice that way three-dimensional period and thank you thank you from Doug
Awesome idea Mr. Doug! I hope you like it when someone has an idea for you. Sorry but my mind always sees a different way to do things in most every video I watch. I don't know if a 3/8 stainless bolt would cost less than the lag screw but I have threaded wood with a metal tap and screwed bolts into the threaded wood for years and never had one pull out yet. Lots of people use the metal insert when screwing bolts into wood, I just tap the wood. Also I think the washer would look cool if it was rounded toward the drawer. I would make a shallow half or quarter depth hole in a piece of hardwood and use a round object to press the washer into the hole and make it like a half moon. Just me thinking...
Thank you Danny thank you very much. No worries at all here. There are so many ways to do the same thing. If it works for you that's wonderful. Seemed pretty simple to me drill a hole put in a bold. But like I say each to their own and thank you so very much from Doug
Shaun. that's awesome my friend thank you for the info. I appreciate that thank you thank you from Doug
Well done Doug, shit - I think I´ll eating your Videos. Greating from Ingo (aka DarthZwirbel).
DARTH THANK YOU THANK YOU .IM SMILING ALL OVER .THATS AWESOM FROM DOUG
@@fleetswoodshop3339 Hey Doug, my Name is Ingo.
Nickname is Zwirbel.
(DarthZwirbel) is only a funny Name (taken from DarthVader - you know him?) Best regards from Ingo.
Ingo. Pleasure to hear that my friend thank you thank you now I get it. Yes I know Darth Vader well. Thank you for telling me my friend I appreciate that so much I truly do thank you thank you from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 so now you got it Doug.
I´m happy.
And Remmber my Name. Ingo - the first Ingo in your Life I think so.
And you never forget DarthZwirbel.
If you are interested for a Photo from me ... U serarch for:
" DJ Zwirbel Psychoterrorist ".
Then you know where my Nikename "Zwirbel" comes from... (Pic is ca. 30 yers old but funny)
Lego. I promise I won't forget and thank you my friend thank you thank you. I will check it out. And thank you again my friend so much from Doug
i want learn with you the " carpentry" ( a dream)
Nicholas thank you so very much I'm smiling from ear-to-ear thank you so very much from Doug
Do you use this shop commercially? Noticed all your ladders in your shop tour.
Thank you for asking thank you very much yes I'm a commercial contractor I remodel high rise office building interiors. That's why you say so many letters and extension cords and so on. Thank you again my friend so much for asking. I'm very happy New year to you from Doug
Your shop is really amazing. It has given me many ideas for my shop. These handles look so good I am going to have to use them. Do you do this as a hobby or is it a business.
I have my office business there on the commercial contractor I remodel high-rises. The woodshop is strictly a passion. the hobby .a happy place. My Little piece of heaven on Earth. Thank you so very much from Doug
Doug cuando muestres alguna pieza como en este caso el tornillo y lo acerques a la cámara asegúrate de que quede enfocada porque sino no se ve bien, espero no te moleste mi consejo.- Saludos de Pablo desde Uruguay
Pablo I'm going to try and find a way so I can translate your comments my friend and read them I will make a point of it. Thank you again from Doug in Houston
@@fleetswoodshop3339 Right click with your mouse over the comment when the box pops up towards the bottom is translate to english click on it and it will translate for you. it works decent. sometimes you have to try and decipher the sentence the translator comes up with.
@@fatboyfester thank you so very much for letting me know and I'm so sorry it took me so long to respond just so much to keep up with. I'll give that a try and thank you from Doug
I would love to interview the 68 people who thumbed down this video.
A study of the miserable...
Thank you my friend thank you you're so kind. I know exactly what you mean not just because it's my video. I watch other people's videos too that are beyond excellent and the time they put into it and the effort their entertaining their educational. Every video I click on I hit the like button first thing. If it was good enough to get my attention they get a like for that. I would think people would click like on everything they look at. Even if they don't like it just because it's the nice thing to do. But don't get me rambling. It's okay. Likes or dislikes it's no problem. and I appreciate you mentioning it more than I can say thank you thank you so much from Doug
@@fleetswoodshop3339 the in depth analysis and process of rationalization is something fellow professionals appreciate. However detail is like listening to a foreign language for the uninitiated. That can cause the stirring of feelings of inadequacy and guilt. That’s where those baby thumbs down votes likely stem from. But regardless, thank you for sharing. And as always, thank you for raising the bar.
Wow my friend that's so well put. And thank you thank you a million. and I'm honored that you like and enjoy it buddy thank you and take care from Doug
I've done a few of them
THANK YOU SIR .YOU SHOULD SEE THE GREAT ELECTRICAL WORK IN THE SHOP.FROM DOUG
@@fleetswoodshop3339 it has to look great look who I did it for lol
Another great video. What type of work do you do?
Kindest Regards, Terry
Thank you again Terry. I'm a commercial contractor I remodel high-rise buildings hearing in Houston. I've been doing construction all my life. Which is been a long time. 🤪The woodshop is my personal shop my Little piece of heaven on Earth. And thank you again from Doug