MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
Chris, tell Shaun, I Love Love Love this desk. I also enjoy you and Shaun sharing your ideas back and forth so freely. I'm looking forward to your next collaboration. Thanks for sharing.
I go through these comments too, so Chris doesn't even have to relay the message. Thanks Felix! Really appreciate your support, and glad you are digging the work we are doing. It means a lot!
Love the project. I built a minimalist oak desk measured to fit my daughter for a graduation gift 10 years ago. It needed removeable the legs. A first for me. The legs were 2 sided tappers. A first for me. It also needed two draws. Another first for me. I built it with wood channels coated with beeswax, to allow the "wood on wood contact" to slide easily. This dest you are building looks like something for my office. I'm going to give it a go.
Just listening to the Modern Maker podcast and your comments about this build video. Just wanted to share I'm glad Shaun is on this. I think the collaboration is going to lead to way better content. Thanks for all you do.
Really appreciate it, Craig! Like Chris said, it is a very small minority that has responded with anything less than positive comments, but it really means a lot for people to let us know they are on board and enjoying what we are doing. Thanks!
Awesome build Shaun... this one was a real treat to watch. I'm glad you decided to mount the draw slides on the angle, instead of putting in an upright.
I love that you two are working together! It wasn't until about the 9 minute mark that I put two and two together and realized you were going to come back to Chris after leaving him with the cardboard cutout! Classic. I'm sure the two of you will find some creative way to use that cutout in future videos!
Rediculous how easy you guys make this seem.. Incredible results. Looking to start making small projects to hone my skills and the help that these vids provide on how to achieve different things with small changes to the norm is inspiring. Thanks.
I envy you guys for your almost effortless glue joints. Whenever I try to glue up something no matter how good I try to clean up squeezeout with water and scrapers it always looks ugly after clearcoating on some parts of my work. I hate it. This is a pretty table though! Cheers!
Yeah, dealing with squeeze out can be a pain. I usually go with letting it sit for about 20-30 minutes then coming back with a dull chisel and cleaning it up with that. No water, and usually not much of a mess. Thanks for watching!
@@Foureyes.Furniture Yours is great too, but this one... I mean wow. I would love to see other matching pieces. It has that perfect bevel cut we have talked about. I need a chair that goes with it in the same style, coffee table, book case, all the furniture.
That's a WOW! It's a fine piece of furniture. Easy to watch while you're doing it, but I know it's hard to make. I like the technique that you made on the table top to flatten them on the jointer and thickness planer. Thanks for sharing.
Man, I love this design! One of my favorite parts is when you were using the playing cards to space out the drawer fronts, and then just opened the drawer, spilling them everywhere. Great video, Shaun!
OK, I have to admit, I come to Four Eyes for the music. ..... OK, fine, the craftsmanship is pretty good too. j/k the craftsmanship from both Chris and Saun are top notch.
Gorgeous and so happy you two are working together. You're collective aesthetic and sense of humor really complement each other and I love that you're true to your style.
Gents, I knew you could make a better desk. This is an incredible amalgamation of your art! A video with workarounds from shop limitations that many will appreciate. Oh man, just hit my first commercial. “nods” I appreciate your work, not only of your craft but also what it takes to share your craft. I get the grind (youtube) or so I have been shown. Regardless, keep at it, you have things to share with people.
Thanks Scott! Yeah I know, I fully intended to shoot attaching the top and get it in there, then just totally forgot as I was hustling to finish the edit, whoops! But to answer your question, the risers are just screwed to the cabinets from below, then the top is attached with brass tabs and threaded inserts to allow for seasonal movement. Nothing too fancy.
What an awesome build 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Would you have happen to have access to the plans? I would even patron or pay for it...I would like it give it a try and build one with a slight twist and reveal later for you
Haha, sorry about that! I have been meaning to get a new video up and tell everyone over on my channel, but Chris has me burning the midnight oil! Thanks for finding me over here!
I really enjoy your builds Chris and you're a funny guy too. How is the desk top attached? My guess is you have threaded inserts in the underside of the desk top and probably also the same insets in the two riser strips that screw in from each drawer cabinet.
Nice work as ever Shaun. Not sure how this colaberation thing is going to work out but I wish you both the best moving forward. I think maybe it would be helpful to those who are confused if you guys actually gave your adoring public a more detailed explanation of what we can expect moving forward??? Anyway you both have much to offer your subscribers but I would like to say to all those who have made slightly unflattering remarks about Shaun in the comments let me tell you as a professional cabinet maker of 40 years Chris is a decent, honest and entertaining guy who has, in my eyes a good eye for design but if it was my money I was spending on a piece of furniture I'd want Shaun to build it, IMHO the infinately better woodworker.
Thanks Richard! We are definitely realizing we need to be a little more explanatory about what we are hoping to do with this new partnership, so we will definitely be taking your advice. And I appreciate your kind words about my work. I have always struggled with being confident in my skills, so it is nice to hear it from someone I could certainly learn a few things from.
Shaun, all I could teach you is how to fix mistakes because i've made more than you. I do have one plea, and yes I do appreciate you guys are in this to make some money. I will endure the toe curling plug in every video for some crap or other (sorry valued sponsor) but please tell me you won't suddenly start using random bits of kit so the company's that have given you this kit get their airtime. One thing that made me realise you were a bit different was when you mentioned you don't own a mitre saw. By all means use what is appropriate but not just because it's there, be faithful to your roots. Oh and please tell me we will still be seeing things like the "One cup of Coffee Table". Sorry one more plea, don't descend into the bearpit that thinks woodworking is about buying $10,000 of tools to make. . . . . . . . . . . .shop fixtures. Trust me the first time you guys post a video about your new rolling workbech router flip station with Carlos Fandango flip stop capability I will personally come over there and clip your ear. So please keep up with what you have both been doing very well being yourselves and presenting us with good come content.
@@Dickie2702 Really appreciate all your suggestions, and rest assured all of them are right in line with the way I have always planned to do this whole thing. I am a huge fan of making it work with what you have, and not needing every new tool that hits the market. In the same way a film is about the story and not the camera it was shot with, what we do is about what we are making, not the saw we are making it with.
Hey Chris, I love that build and would like to reference it in the future, its beautiful. Honest question: if hypothetically speaking, plywood and lumber were around the same price, would you still do the cabinets out of plywood? Thanks!
What type of undermount slides are you using? And what do you need to differently (dimensionally) for the drawer boxes? I can’t figure out where to source hardware for this...
Shaun Boyd Are you sure that was a live version of Chris on the other end? Perhaps he just set a monitor in front of his camera and played a pre-recorded monologue on Bad Larry & Big Macs?
Shaun Boyd - And I loved it every time! I meant no disrespect. And seriously, the desk is really awesome. I love how you raised the top an didn’t just use plain boards to do it. Those small design touches get me every time.
So well done Chris.. Oh my bad I mean Shaun!!! So confused as to whom I'm watchin!! JK,JK,JK you guys both rock man. The Skype call had me dyin. You guys work well together!! Another fantastic build, hope all is well & Dirty Jersey out!!!
Depends on the situation, but there is almost always an angle. For this one? To make a cool desk and a fun video. Oh, and also 10 degrees. Thanks Juliet!
Awesome man! No strength test this time? I was curious about the strength of the top to the risers. And whether it was damage when the desk is moved around. But awesome stuff man!
I know! I shot a strength test and totally forgot to put it into the video! I was editing down to the wire, so it totally slipped my mind. I think if the desk is going to be moved a significant distance, the top will have to be detached, just to be safe.
The top is actually attached with some brass tabs and threaded inserts. I meant to shoot that and get it into the edit, and totally forgot before we uploaded, whoops!
Great video Keith. So how is the MFT table shaping up? I saw you did a follow up video but when I went to watch it had been deleted. Is it available on your Patreon channel?
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I have never wanted to stop whatever I'm doing to do woodworking more than right now.
This is beautiful
MUY buena calidad, el texto imagenes. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO Un manuel muy completo y trabajado. Resulta muy práctico. Para principiantes y profesionales. Lo recomiendo
Another awesome build Shaun! I loved that Skype call with Chris lolll
Thanks Alex! We had fun coming up with that one!
Chris, tell Shaun, I Love Love Love this desk. I also enjoy you and Shaun sharing your ideas back and forth so freely. I'm looking forward to your next collaboration.
Thanks for sharing.
I go through these comments too, so Chris doesn't even have to relay the message. Thanks Felix! Really appreciate your support, and glad you are digging the work we are doing. It means a lot!
@@shaunboydmadethis And you got a new sub because of it. Been confused not knowing who was who lately.
Love the project.
I built a minimalist oak desk measured to fit my daughter for a graduation gift 10 years ago. It needed removeable the legs. A first for me. The legs were 2 sided tappers. A first for me. It also needed two draws. Another first for me. I built it with wood channels coated with beeswax, to allow the "wood on wood contact" to slide easily.
This dest you are building looks like something for my office.
I'm going to give it a go.
Just listening to the Modern Maker podcast and your comments about this build video. Just wanted to share I'm glad Shaun is on this. I think the collaboration is going to lead to way better content. Thanks for all you do.
Thanks Craig... :)
Really appreciate it, Craig! Like Chris said, it is a very small minority that has responded with anything less than positive comments, but it really means a lot for people to let us know they are on board and enjoying what we are doing. Thanks!
Awesome build Shaun... this one was a real treat to watch. I'm glad you decided to mount the draw slides on the angle, instead of putting in an upright.
Thanks Dave! Yeah, I knew I wouldn't want a weird vertical divider in the cabinet, so had to figure out a different solution.
I love that you two are working together! It wasn't until about the 9 minute mark that I put two and two together and realized you were going to come back to Chris after leaving him with the cardboard cutout! Classic. I'm sure the two of you will find some creative way to use that cutout in future videos!
The picture in front on the camera... Classic! We've all been there before! Beautiful looking desk.
Haha, I didn't want to be rude. Thanks for watching!
2019's gag is 2020's pro-tip
Rediculous how easy you guys make this seem.. Incredible results. Looking to start making small projects to hone my skills and the help that these vids provide on how to achieve different things with small changes to the norm is inspiring. Thanks.
I envy you guys for your almost effortless glue joints. Whenever I try to glue up something no matter how good I try to clean up squeezeout with water and scrapers it always looks ugly after clearcoating on some parts of my work. I hate it.
This is a pretty table though! Cheers!
Yeah, dealing with squeeze out can be a pain. I usually go with letting it sit for about 20-30 minutes then coming back with a dull chisel and cleaning it up with that. No water, and usually not much of a mess. Thanks for watching!
Just WOW! You knocked one out of the ballpark again.
Thank you, Jen! Really appreciate that!
Shaun Boyd is my spirit animal
That is the most beautiful desk I have ever seen.
????? ruclips.net/video/yu9Gjz8iMik/видео.html :P
Thanks Chris, I agree! (I agree with Chris Babbitt, not Chris Salomone just to be clear.)
@@shaunboydmadethis But McDonalds can be good sometimes...
@@Foureyes.Furniture Yours is great too, but this one... I mean wow. I would love to see other matching pieces. It has that perfect bevel cut we have talked about. I need a chair that goes with it in the same style, coffee table, book case, all the furniture.
That so awesomely... 😎🙈🙉🙊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👻🤖😎😁
Thanks! 🙌🙌😎🤙👍👍🤙😎🙌🙌
Loving these Boyd crossover events - Eat it, Marvel.
Thanks Connor! We are still working on that movie deal.
@@shaunboydmadethis I'll buy a 🎫.
That's a WOW! It's a fine piece of furniture. Easy to watch while you're doing it, but I know it's hard to make. I like the technique that you made on the table top to flatten them on the jointer and thickness planer. Thanks for sharing.
Really appreciate it and glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Very nice...great video!
Thank you!
My 2 favourite RUclipsrs in 1 video!!!!!
Right on! Really appreciate it!
Man, I love this design! One of my favorite parts is when you were using the playing cards to space out the drawer fronts, and then just opened the drawer, spilling them everywhere. Great video, Shaun!
Thanks Bruce! Yeah, I didn't even really realize how nicely they all fell out until I was watching the footage.
Beautiful
Thanks!
Great video and I think probably the nicest piece I've seen you make to date. Loving your work and the colab with Chris.
Really appreciate that, Matthew! Thanks!
Best thing you've made Shaun. I think it would look really cool with some sort of rectangular drawer under the middle of the desk too.
Thanks, glad you dig it! That was a potential addition to the desk, but we ended up opting to keep it clean and simple under the desktop.
Hilarious! And so humble of you to have it on Chris’ channel. You keep killing it ; )
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
It looks like the four eyes logo
Shaun.... knocked it out of the park!! so good!!!!
Thanks Lance!
The Bad Larry Franchise begins! Aced it again, Shaun.
No kidding, we should keep running with this. Thanks for watching!
Awesome piece and fun video.
Thanks Torin! Glad you enjoyed it!
That is an awesome desk! The Skype call gave me a good laugh. Great job Shaun!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
I like to imagine that Shawn simply forgot to log off Chris's channel and has been unknowingly uploading to the wrong channel! 😆
I fear it’s much more nefarious than that. 😬 😂
I am the captain now. 🤣
What’s with it actually?
Bloody hell, thats some tricky angles there. beautiful piece of work there mate
It's always fun to figure out the angles in a piece like this. Thanks Yusuf!
OK, I have to admit, I come to Four Eyes for the music. ..... OK, fine, the craftsmanship is pretty good too. j/k the craftsmanship from both Chris and Saun are top notch.
Haha, really appreciate it!
Design is modern and simple. Awesome and perfect.
Beautiful mate
Beautiful piece shaun
Thank you!
That was a bad ass desk
Genius jointer method....thanks man👍🏾
Gorgeous and so happy you two are working together. You're collective aesthetic and sense of humor really complement each other and I love that you're true to your style.
Really appreciate that, Steve! It's nice to know that people are into what we are doing!
omg cutting back to Chris blabbing about McDonalds still. i lost it hahahahaha well done guys!
oh yeah, and the desk is a beauty too!
Haha, he just wouldn't shut up about it! Thanks for watching!
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Gents, I knew you could make a better desk. This is an incredible amalgamation of your art! A video with workarounds from shop limitations that many will appreciate. Oh man, just hit my first commercial. “nods” I appreciate your work, not only of your craft but also what it takes to share your craft. I get the grind (youtube) or so I have been shown. Regardless, keep at it, you have things to share with people.
Very good build and presition work. thank you for inspiration
Thanks for watching!
Wow. That is one wonderful build.
Thank you!
Great piece Shaun
Thank you!
Amazing build Shaun
Thank you Elias!
what a beautiful desk 👏👏 nice design 👍👍
Thank you!
That is beautiful and awesome!
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
Another great build. You didn’t cover how you joined the drawer cabinets to the risers and the risers to the desk top!! Inquiring minds need to know!!
Thanks Scott! Yeah I know, I fully intended to shoot attaching the top and get it in there, then just totally forgot as I was hustling to finish the edit, whoops! But to answer your question, the risers are just screwed to the cabinets from below, then the top is attached with brass tabs and threaded inserts to allow for seasonal movement. Nothing too fancy.
Great vid and awesome build!
Thanks Mark!
Good job !!!
Very nice job.
I love the shapes of your furnitures !
Just wow, loved it!
Thank you!
Another great furniture
Thank you!
Nice job Shaun, love the build, design and craftsmanship.
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Nice work as usual. Thanks
What an awesome build 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Would you have happen to have access to the plans? I would even patron or pay for it...I would like it give it a try and build one with a slight twist and reveal later for you
and here I was constantly checking Shaun's channel for his latest vid! God I'm such a doofus! Of course it would be here!
Haha, sorry about that! I have been meaning to get a new video up and tell everyone over on my channel, but Chris has me burning the midnight oil! Thanks for finding me over here!
@@shaunboydmadethis All good. the collaboration is awesome :). the Skype call was great.
Solid background music choice boys
Thanks Jon, glad you dig the tunes!
Very nice
Thanks Keith!
Love those pulls.
Thanks! It is always fun making stuff like that.
Good job, Good video
Superb
Really enjoyed this video, in its content and the added humor! Very interesting desk design, Bad Bad Larry!
Really appreciate it Loren! Thanks for watching!
That's beautiful Shaun - the angles make my head hurt though!
Thanks Gareth! Yeah, the angles are always fun to figure out.
You guys rock!!!! Keep doing your thang
Bad Shaun! Shaun is a bad man.
Being bad feels so good.
I really enjoy your builds Chris and you're a funny guy too. How is the desk top attached? My guess is you have threaded inserts in the underside of the desk top and probably also the same insets in the two riser strips that screw in from each drawer cabinet.
Nice work as ever Shaun. Not sure how this colaberation thing is going to work out but I wish you both the best moving forward. I think maybe it would be helpful to those who are confused if you guys actually gave your adoring public a more detailed explanation of what we can expect moving forward??? Anyway you both have much to offer your subscribers but I would like to say to all those who have made slightly unflattering remarks about Shaun in the comments let me tell you as a professional cabinet maker of 40 years Chris is a decent, honest and entertaining guy who has, in my eyes a good eye for design but if it was my money I was spending on a piece of furniture I'd want Shaun to build it, IMHO the infinately better woodworker.
Thanks Richard! We are definitely realizing we need to be a little more explanatory about what we are hoping to do with this new partnership, so we will definitely be taking your advice. And I appreciate your kind words about my work. I have always struggled with being confident in my skills, so it is nice to hear it from someone I could certainly learn a few things from.
Shaun, all I could teach you is how to fix mistakes because i've made more than you. I do have one plea, and yes I do appreciate you guys are in this to make some money. I will endure the toe curling plug in every video for some crap or other (sorry valued sponsor) but please tell me you won't suddenly start using random bits of kit so the company's that have given you this kit get their airtime. One thing that made me realise you were a bit different was when you mentioned you don't own a mitre saw. By all means use what is appropriate but not just because it's there, be faithful to your roots. Oh and please tell me we will still be seeing things like the "One cup of Coffee Table". Sorry one more plea, don't descend into the bearpit that thinks woodworking is about buying $10,000 of tools to make. . . . . . . . . . . .shop fixtures. Trust me the first time you guys post a video about your new rolling workbech router flip station with Carlos Fandango flip stop capability I will personally come over there and clip your ear. So please keep up with what you have both been doing very well being yourselves and presenting us with good come content.
@@Dickie2702 Really appreciate all your suggestions, and rest assured all of them are right in line with the way I have always planned to do this whole thing. I am a huge fan of making it work with what you have, and not needing every new tool that hits the market. In the same way a film is about the story and not the camera it was shot with, what we do is about what we are making, not the saw we are making it with.
Beautiful piece Shaun! 😍👍🏻👊🏻 ..... blue tape game is on point too! 👌🏻
Thanks Fred!
One of the best thing i ever seen !
Thanks Paul!
Love this content right here! Thanks Shaun!
Thanks Nick! Really appreciate it!
You get a thumbs-up for wearing that Rugby T-shirt!
Hey Chris, I love that build and would like to reference it in the future, its beautiful. Honest question: if hypothetically speaking, plywood and lumber were around the same price, would you still do the cabinets out of plywood? Thanks!
One of the best woodworking videos I have seen in a while.. Funny and informative.. You to do great collaborations..
Really appreciate it, Andre! Thanks for watching!
Very cool looking desk!
A really beautiful piece functional art. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching, Michael! Really appreciate it.
Great looking desk, really liked it. So very glad to see undermount slides...side mounts would really look bad on this one.
Thanks! Yeah, I have never liked being able to see drawer hardware. Undermount is the way to go!
What type of undermount slides are you using? And what do you need to differently (dimensionally) for the drawer boxes? I can’t figure out where to source hardware for this...
Hahaha funny video with the video call! Beautiful desk, Shaun, I love i!t
Thanks Jolien! We had fun making this one!
"Some fancy ass equipment!"
the computer desk on which u hold your lappy is so cool
pls can u put a video on it too
Awesome video. So entertaining and informative. Love the gag with Chris. : ) Desk looks gorgeous. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thank you! We are having fun with the comedic relief.
Shaun Boyd Are you sure that was a live version of Chris on the other end? Perhaps he just set a monitor in front of his camera and played a pre-recorded monologue on Bad Larry & Big Macs?
@@karenmitchell6814 OMG, I didn't even think about that! It's like a dream within a dream...hangout inception!
Shaun Boyd well I won’t tell Chris if you don’t 🤫
Your style is amazing and really inspiring!! Love your videos!!
Love it!
Thanks!
Looks amazing!
Also... “Cabinent” vs. “Cabinet” 😉
I know what the fuck
Thanks Nate. I guess that is just how I say it.
Shaun Boyd - And I loved it every time! I meant no disrespect. And seriously, the desk is really awesome. I love how you raised the top an didn’t just use plain boards to do it. Those small design touches get me every time.
@@brandeslucy Oh, no worries man! Really appreciate it, and glad you enjoyed it!
That's a sexy desk.
So well done Chris.. Oh my bad I mean Shaun!!! So confused as to whom I'm watchin!! JK,JK,JK you guys both rock man. The Skype call had me dyin. You guys work well together!! Another fantastic build, hope all is well & Dirty Jersey out!!!
Thanks, man! Really appreciate your support and glad you are digging what we are doing! You know it's right when Money Making Mike G is into it!
I do not understand why.
Nice kick-back scrap bin.
Angley desk...very precisely and well made.
Thanks Shaun.
What's the angle? Is there an angle?
Depends on the situation, but there is almost always an angle. For this one? To make a cool desk and a fun video. Oh, and also 10 degrees. Thanks Juliet!
Great build but why is Shawn building on Chris`s channel ?
ruclips.net/video/-_P8443RwDg/видео.html
Yeah why this happen? He should just doing on here channel
@@Foureyes.Furniture ah...so you guys teamed up. Great. I've been following both of you for a while.
Awesome, like you!👍🎉
I really enjoy your work, your furniture is beautiful, and your insight, well it’s insightful. Lol
Awesome man! No strength test this time? I was curious about the strength of the top to the risers. And whether it was damage when the desk is moved around. But awesome stuff man!
I know! I shot a strength test and totally forgot to put it into the video! I was editing down to the wire, so it totally slipped my mind. I think if the desk is going to be moved a significant distance, the top will have to be detached, just to be safe.
Very cool desk and this was real funny!
Thanks Patrick! Glad you enjoyed it!
Sweet
Thanks!
How is the tabletop fastened to the spacers ontop of the cabinets?
The top is actually attached with some brass tabs and threaded inserts. I meant to shoot that and get it into the edit, and totally forgot before we uploaded, whoops!
Probably forgot adding the table top fasteners footage because Chris called you back on a hangout during the edit... lol
@@shaunboydmadethis All good, thanks for answering. Must be rough keeping your concentration with all that McDonald's talk going on lol
Nice
Thanks!
I love your humor hahaha
It looks absolutely amazing! It's exactly what I would want on my room
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
Excellent work, interesting design. Congratulations...👍
Thanks Carlos!
I had a big mac the other day haha. Beautiful design and build Shaun!
You will have to make a tostada out of the next one you have! Thanks Ethan!
Great video Keith. So how is the MFT table shaping up? I saw you did a follow up video but when I went to watch it had been deleted. Is it available on your Patreon channel?
Mint mate 🍻
Thanks! Cheers!
Nicely done! Video chat scenes is hilarious! 😂😀
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!