“I know this isn’t my best illustration.” after one of the best visual models I have seen on a RUclips video is crazy. Keep up the amazing videos dude.
For real! My mind is blown by how he dismissed the amount of talent it took to illustrate and explain the mechanics of the problem. Keep up the great work!
I just found your channel! Your camera quality is crispy, editing is awesome, explanation of each step of the project is clear and digestible, and your work clearly speaks for itself. Obviously I've already subscribed, and now if you'll excuse me, I have your entire upload history to watch 😂
Stunning peice. I agree the doors look great. The only thing I'd suggest doing is to stain the inside of the shelf mounting holes as they are still pale so are noticeable.
Excellent build and a stunning piece! One tip...when tapering the legs, if you cut the first taper, then roll the leg clockwise, you won't need to tape any offcuts onto the leg! Just passing along a tip I got when I was doing the same as you showed in the video.
Looks great. I think the only change I would make, is doing what I did to mine, which is have a hole directly behind the chosen electrical device, so the device itself hides the hole - if that makes sense? Then you can’t see the cables. Aside from that, and perhaps using a little too much glue and noticing some breakout on the ash, it turned out great. Nice job!
Very nice build. Thank you for sharing with us. My only obsession is that after edge hardwood banding I coverd with veneer in order not to have this difference. Well done.
Really awesome tutorials and walkthroughs. I’ve been watching a ton of your vids. Would you mind sharing how you turn a 3d model into a wood cutting plan like you have in this video? Really interested in your workflow. Looks awesome 🎉
Gorgeous! My favorite part was the design of the doors too! Is so satisfying seen your video and tons of knowledge. Kudos to @Shapr3d to sponsor people and channels like yours. Hopefully @BambuLab would send an X1 Carbon printer so you become the first using @Shapr3d for 3D printing design, because so far everyone is using Fusion 360, which still is not a native macOs app (pretty shameful for AutoDesk) Thanks again for the great content. So please @BambuLab let make Shapr3d change 3D printing modeling design the same way you guys did with 3D printer introducing the X1 Carbon. 🙏🏼
Awesome project, very professional production. A thought, why dont you make some custom bottom rail clips that bump together and maintain the spacing the same as between all the uprights when the doors are pushed against each other. You could hide the bump faces in the slot. Enjoyed watching this from the Shapr tutorial all the way to the final build.
Great job! ...you should have used Blum Movento with tip-on adapters for the drawers! You wouldn't have needed to add a handle and you could just open them with a simple push. Try them next time,.
Hey man! Thats a slick piece! Really loving the black on walnut look, and the motion on those sliding doors is smooth as can be. Overall, a really well rounded build with a lot of cool elements!
What was the hardware you used on top of the SawStop fence with wheels that holds down the workpiece as you were performing a cut on the table saw around minute 5:03?
Beautiful, but to accommodate a good A/V system there needs to be a big enough opening top-center for a center channel speaker. This console has a vertical support in the way.
wonderful build and design..not sure but to save time would it be easier to cut the dados on the slat holders before cutting them to width? Hope it makes sense
Great build!!! Thanks for walking through it with us and introducing us to some awesome new techniques and tricks (ie Rockler sliding door hardware). I don’t have a dado stack so am trying to figure out an easy way to create those grooves for the door slats…router table?
I love this, and I really appreciate the way you explain things. I might end up making this exact thing for our new living room! One question I’ve had about workflow - is there a benefit to/necessity for waiting until you’ve assembled the sliding door before painting? My intuition says I would want paint/stain first and then glue up to avoid the tediousness of getting inside all of those little nooks and crannies. But I’m a new WW and don’t trust my gut just yet 😅
You can do either way, but both have their downside. You obviously saw the downside to gluing up first. But if we stained and finished first, then we’d need to use tape to cover up the glue surfaces first before applying stain and finish since wood glue won’t work on finished surfaces.
I really love those doors! I've been trying to niche into the media console world, and this definitely gives me some ideas! Those doors are amazing, but holy cow!! The labor would make those easily a $400 add to a project! I think I'd have to find a way to cut them on a CNC in a production environment.
cool build. One question about cutting miters with a track saw… was there any “movie magic” there? how difficult is it to dial in a 45 degree cut? i have the TS55 and seem to always be off a bit.
Hey I’m following your guide and had a question about securing the miter joints for the main “box” of the entertainment center. You used dominoes and wood glue to secure it. I don’t have a domino cutter and I can’t really find a 45 degree dowel jig that’s not expensive. Would would glue alone be strong enough to secure the miter joints given I have flat cuts and clamp correctly? I only plan on having maybe 50 pounds on the stand
Yesss it’ll absolutely be enough to just use glue without dowels or dominoes. Most of the weight will be supported by the three vertical partitions anyway. Main reason why I use dominoes is to make the glue up easier for such a large piece
Hey, beautiful design. I’m not sure if I’m missing it or not but are there any dimensions for this piece? It may be helpful to include them on your website.
How long did it take you to build and finish? What was your overall cost? Last, what would you charge to build one for a customer? Asking for a friend. ;-)
Gorgeous piece, but I would have designed it to hold your equipment out of sight...whats the point of all the storage space if the top is going to get cluttered? The unit is so nice, it needs to be as clutter free as possible
Simple, yet retro-modern and one of the coolest looking furnitures I've ever seen!
Thanks!
“I know this isn’t my best illustration.” after one of the best visual models I have seen on a RUclips video is crazy. Keep up the amazing videos dude.
Thank you
For real! My mind is blown by how he dismissed the amount of talent it took to illustrate and explain the mechanics of the problem. Keep up the great work!
@nathanjimbob7885 thank you 😊
6:08 that's a flex hahaha, awesome work! greetings from Argentina
Thanks!
More of this. Really good job. Console looks stunning.
Thanks!
Wow, what a piece of “art”. My favorite part was also the doors. Keep designing such beautiful furniture.
Thank you!
really beautiful and great workmanship! More elbow grease
I use Sketchup for modeling, but Shapr3D does do the job too. Your entausiasm does rock. Great video.
I like everything about the project. The color tones are awesome.
Awesome piece if work. Love the finished product and the colour combo is perfect. Love your work and easy instruction. 👍
That built is just awesome. Creative and aesthetic.
Thanks!
I just found your channel! Your camera quality is crispy, editing is awesome, explanation of each step of the project is clear and digestible, and your work clearly speaks for itself. Obviously I've already subscribed, and now if you'll excuse me, I have your entire upload history to watch 😂
Haha thank you so much
I randomly stumbled across this video, really great work here! I love your method for making the slats on the table saw
Thank you!
Just found your channel. Amazing. You should do a video on how you ensure accurate cuts with the track saw, including cutting the mitered edges
Really enjoyed watching your build. Black on the doors goes great. Paul from the uk 🇬🇧
Thanks a lot!
Cool! I love the sliding door design.
Thanks!
I love the way you teach. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for watching and motivating me to do more :)
You got a subscription from me. Lovely build and I really liked your enthusiasm.
what a piece of work, great skills, this is some art you made
I love so much about this. I love the doors. I love the look of the black against the walnut. I love the base. Great piece!
Thank you so much!
Great work man! I’m going to attempt to make this myself - hopefully I can follow the plan you put online 😂 well done again! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
From the shapr3d to see it done is just incredible bro, thanks, this is really great
Beautiful, beautiful piece. Probably your best work. Love the black and walnut. It works.
Thank you
Great job, the black on walnut is really nice.
Thanks! I agree
Well done, very nice piece
Thanks!
Beautiful console. I also love your lighthearted teaching style.
Thanks!
I love your work! This table is fantastic and how you explain things using your designs is great!
Thank you!
Stunning peice.
I agree the doors look great.
The only thing I'd suggest doing is to stain the inside of the shelf mounting holes as they are still pale so are noticeable.
Nice catch!
Excellent build and a stunning piece! One tip...when tapering the legs, if you cut the first taper, then roll the leg clockwise, you won't need to tape any offcuts onto the leg! Just passing along a tip I got when I was doing the same as you showed in the video.
Thanks for the tip! I’ll give it a try next time!
Looks great. I think the only change I would make, is doing what I did to mine, which is have a hole directly behind the chosen electrical device, so the device itself hides the hole - if that makes sense? Then you can’t see the cables. Aside from that, and perhaps using a little too much glue and noticing some breakout on the ash, it turned out great. Nice job!
Very nice build. Thank you for sharing with us. My only obsession is that after edge hardwood banding I coverd with veneer in order not to have this difference. Well done.
Thanks!
Really awesome tutorials and walkthroughs. I’ve been watching a ton of your vids. Would you mind sharing how you turn a 3d model into a wood cutting plan like you have in this video? Really interested in your workflow. Looks awesome 🎉
Great job man, you earned my subscription for sure. Keep up the great work.
Nice video! ❤
Gorgeous! My favorite part was the design of the doors too!
Is so satisfying seen your video and tons of knowledge. Kudos to @Shapr3d to sponsor people and channels like yours. Hopefully @BambuLab would send an X1 Carbon printer so you become the first using @Shapr3d for 3D printing design, because so far everyone is using Fusion 360, which still is not a native macOs app (pretty shameful for AutoDesk) Thanks again for the great content. So please @BambuLab let make Shapr3d change 3D printing modeling design the same way you guys did with 3D printer introducing the X1 Carbon. 🙏🏼
Ohhh yessss send Bambulab a message on IG for me 😂 I’d love to check out 3D printing with Shapr3D!
Great video and work!!!! Question: how do you avoid veneer chipping when cutting veneered plywood?? 1:59 ? Thank you!
This is amazing! The doors really make the piece! Great production quality on the video, as always!
Thanks!
Love it!!
What a gorgeous piece of work. Well thought out and well built. Stunning.
Thank you!
Very good and beautiful work
Thank you
Awesome project, very professional production. A thought, why dont you make some custom bottom rail clips that bump together and maintain the spacing the same as between all the uprights when the doors are pushed against each other. You could hide the bump faces in the slot. Enjoyed watching this from the Shapr tutorial all the way to the final build.
Fantastic build mate!
Cool project! I wonder if the very thin retainer is working well in the thin saw kerf. Seems like it might dig in after some time.
Great build, really good video, thanks.
Thanks!
Amazing build my favourite part is all of it. It’s a stunning piece love the music too very relaxing cheers for sharing it was well worth the wait
Thank you!
Professional and very clean 👌
Excellent job bro
Thanks!
Great work love your tips.
Wow absolutely beautiful love the doors and the look of the black and Walnut is stunning. Keep up the amazing work
Thank you so much!
I love shapr3d, I use it for my furniture and 3d printing too!
I love them too!
Gorgeous design!!
Thanks!
Great job! ...you should have used Blum Movento with tip-on adapters for the drawers! You wouldn't have needed to add a handle and you could just open them with a simple push. Try them next time,.
Thanks for the tip! Yeah I should have done that instead haha
Amazing build !
Thank you
Hey man! Thats a slick piece! Really loving the black on walnut look, and the motion on those sliding doors is smooth as can be. Overall, a really well rounded build with a lot of cool elements!
Thank you!
Great job!!!
Top top content!!!
Thanks!
excellent build, I subbed cause it was so cool!
Looks awesome!!!
Thank you
How stunning!!!
Thanks :)
Looks slick. Thinking about doing a media console myself so I might use some of your divine design features
Thank you :D
Amazing!
Stunning piece, Alex! Amazing work!!! 😃
The black doors give it another life indeed!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you so much
awesome build....the finished piece looks fantastic
Thanks!
You did a fantastic job man!👍🏻
Thank you!
Nice work
Thanks!
Good quality content as always sir
Thanks!
Good job keep going 👍🏻
Thank you!
Can you please tell me about your finishing technique?
What was the hardware you used on top of the SawStop fence with wheels that holds down the workpiece as you were performing a cut on the table saw around minute 5:03?
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Beautiful, but to accommodate a good A/V system there needs to be a big enough opening top-center for a center channel speaker. This console has a vertical support in the way.
Love it!! The doors are amazing! Would you mind sharing what hold down clamps you are using for the CNC?
Hey thanks. It’s from PWNCNC
wonderful build and design..not sure but to save time would it be easier to cut the dados on the slat holders before cutting them to width? Hope it makes sense
Yeah it makes sense, it could have saved a couple of minutes
Great build!!! Thanks for walking through it with us and introducing us to some awesome new techniques and tricks (ie Rockler sliding door hardware). I don’t have a dado stack so am trying to figure out an easy way to create those grooves for the door slats…router table?
Yeah router table could work as well!
I love this, and I really appreciate the way you explain things. I might end up making this exact thing for our new living room!
One question I’ve had about workflow - is there a benefit to/necessity for waiting until you’ve assembled the sliding door before painting? My intuition says I would want paint/stain first and then glue up to avoid the tediousness of getting inside all of those little nooks and crannies. But I’m a new WW and don’t trust my gut just yet 😅
You can do either way, but both have their downside. You obviously saw the downside to gluing up first. But if we stained and finished first, then we’d need to use tape to cover up the glue surfaces first before applying stain and finish since wood glue won’t work on finished surfaces.
@@BevelishCreations See? Gut check was wrong. Thanks for the reply!
I really love those doors! I've been trying to niche into the media console world, and this definitely gives me some ideas! Those doors are amazing, but holy cow!! The labor would make those easily a $400 add to a project! I think I'd have to find a way to cut them on a CNC in a production environment.
Yeah they would haha. But hey, if a client would pay for it, why not 😂
The grainydays of woodworking
Прекрасная работа!!!
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amazing
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Very nice work! However, the lack of ventilation will burn out most electronics you’ll put in it. But pretty!
cool build. One question about cutting miters with a track saw… was there any “movie magic” there? how difficult is it to dial in a 45 degree cut? i have the TS55 and seem to always be off a bit.
It wasn’t perfectly at 45deg, but I just fix things after it’s glued up to hide the imperfections
Hey I’m following your guide and had a question about securing the miter joints for the main “box” of the entertainment center. You used dominoes and wood glue to secure it. I don’t have a domino cutter and I can’t really find a 45 degree dowel jig that’s not expensive. Would would glue alone be strong enough to secure the miter joints given I have flat cuts and clamp correctly? I only plan on having maybe 50 pounds on the stand
Yesss it’ll absolutely be enough to just use glue without dowels or dominoes. Most of the weight will be supported by the three vertical partitions anyway. Main reason why I use dominoes is to make the glue up easier for such a large piece
Really nice build, but is it worth, when so much stuff stands on top of it at the end?
Thanks! Yeah I still have a lot of stuff stored in the bottom as well
Fantastic workmanship and result, Really good information!
Tat music tho 😢
I like the music :)
Wish Shapr3D had a similar function like Fusion 360 for Parts list. Or maybe they have it?
Not yet…
Nice work, what did you use for the CAM ?
Thanks! I used Fusion 360 for CAM
what kind of wood if that please ?
What kind of plywood did you use?
Great vid man, love your style of editing. Btw what design software are you using?
Thanks! I’m using Shapr3D. There’s a link in the descriptions and I’ve got a few tutorials
Hey, beautiful design. I’m not sure if I’m missing it or not but are there any dimensions for this piece? It may be helpful to include them on your website.
It’s in the plans
How long did it take you to build and finish? What was your overall cost? Last, what would you charge to build one for a customer? Asking for a friend. ;-)
What kind of tablet you're using?
I use a M2 iPad Pro
Is just glue strong enough without dominos?
Yeah for this, glue alone is good enough. The center partitions would take most of the load anyway. The dominos just make glue up easier for me
Awesome piece. Do you offer to make this media console? 😊
Hi thanks. Unfortunately, I don’t build projects to sell at the moment
What tablet are you using ?
12.9” iPad Pro M2
I would 2 1/2 cubbie space the doorz for a max cova of what will have been unused a good moment......🍟
If only this could be built with hand tools
Need to see work
From your beautiful hand ")
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Thanks!
Gorgeous piece, but I would have designed it to hold your equipment out of sight...whats the point of all the storage space if the top is going to get cluttered? The unit is so nice, it needs to be as clutter free as possible
They will be stored out of sight. It just works better this way for the thumbnail
The thumbnail is funny. You built all those shelves so your PS5 & Switch could sit on top? 🤷🤣
You ever heard of staging?
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