Some really amazing work. This video popped up just in time as my brother is wanting a shelf system building around his door to display his collectables
The build turned out pretty awesome to say the very least. I'm curious to know how much weight is on the wall not including the mugs/cups that are going to be sitting on the shelves. As for a video of making the jig, why the heck not as it's alway's good to know how it's done!!!. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
I’m not quite sure, I’d say over 75lbs but less than 130lbs. Each on of the wall anchors has a shear strength of about 150lbs and a Tensile of 80lbs. That being said, 8 cleats, 2 anchors per cleat, as well as hitting two studs, I have no concerns over the weight of this piece!
Liked and subscribed nice work. Recommending the cordless vacuum I have a different battery platform but the Dewalt version works pretty well I hear. I use mine at the drywall penetration to help keep the mess down.
Definitely would be handy to know how to make that hexagon jig. I know myself I spent countless hours making a massive honeycomb structure for mead storage and went about it a completely different way and I am always looking for alternative methods. Thanks.
Very Nice! Instead of the individual boxes, have you thought about building it with only 1 board edge on each box instead of 2? That would look slick too!
Such high quality content from a small channel - definitely one to watch. Great project, my astute skills of observation can tell your client really loved it 🤣
Very good work. But when cutting flat parts on the table saw, I would turn the fence to the flat side. This means you don't have to reach from above and you have more space for your hands.
Reaching over the blade is a big no no for sure. I know I do this and it has cause me problems in the past. I don’t understand fence to the flat side though? What do you mean?
@@buildingwithbobby Release the fence Spin it ninety degrees to the left, and turn into the surface position. My English is too bad to explain better. Sorry
I understand now thank you! Yes flipping it down would make for a shorter fence that you don’t have to go over. I never thought of that, I like it thank you for the advice!
I've seen very mixed opinions on trusting angle gauges for consistent miters like this, especially cutting such a crazy number of pieces. Would it make sense to build a little 60° sled and just keep the blade square? Seems like it might be a safer bet, especially for those of us with budget garage shoptools... Might also make a nice companion to the hexagon jig :)
Quite literally if I am physically doing an activity like using tools to make something, I always make sound effects. I always thought it was weird when people don't
New woodworking channel for me to watch. No one is uploading much these days. I enjoyed your video. Please don’t be complacent using the table saw that’s how accidents happen.
*The connection between the 21-day development cycle of a worker bee and the 21-shelf bookcase is not immediately obvious. However, there is a possible connection.* 🐝🌺🏵
@@buildingwithbobby buddy, I wanted to know how much the material cost, what type of wood, what kind of oil, and how much your finished product cost Thank you
@@belyaevjob all of that info you can find in the description of this video. I got the wood for FREE (video on that coming soon). Every project is custom so is the price. I charged close to 2k for this build!
Beautiful work. I've worked in a wood shop, and it freaks me out, though, that you use your bare hand to push the wood completely through the table saw alongside the blade. While you might be experienced enough to do this, it's not a good example for people who want to learn from you.
@@buildingwithbobby it just had to be said... yummmm 🐝 Childhood remembered... BTW, free old lady walnut, I'd rather a big bowl of that... umm yeah and the build was awesome too!
Aww, your client's reaction was so sweet. Those shelves will be a great way to show off their mug collection!
Jaysin is an amazing human and his mug collection is unlike any other 🙏
@@buildingwithbobby And we didn't even get to see any pictures of it! 😭
Nicely done. Enjoyed your editing as well as the project.
Thank you 🙏🏻 🙌🏻
Ohhh sweet honey combo shelves. Those are some fun angles. Great job Bobby.
Thank you so much and super happy with how these came out too! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
I would love to see how that hexagon jig is made! I am currently building these honeycomb shelves as well.
Building it this weekend so video coming soon!
That turned out awesome! I'd be interested in the jig video. Well done man 👍🏼
Thank you and hexagon jig video coming soon then! 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Really enjoyed taking time to show the install process. Like the idea of jig to take to wall.👌🏽
That’s great! The jig for the wall saves so much time on the install day 🙌🏻
That looks really good man 🤘🏼
Thank you! 🙏🙌
Yes. A build video on the jig would be nice
I plan on making that very soon 🙏
Some really amazing work. This video popped up just in time as my brother is wanting a shelf system building around his door to display his collectables
Thank you and must be fate. 🙌🏻🙏🏻
Amazing job it turned out so great
Thank you 🙌🙏
The build turned out pretty awesome to say the very least. I'm curious to know how much weight is on the wall not including the mugs/cups that are going to be sitting on the shelves. As for a video of making the jig, why the heck not as it's alway's good to know how it's done!!!. As always buddy 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
I should of weighed it because now I'm curious lol and jig video coming soon! 🙌
I’m not quite sure, I’d say over 75lbs but less than 130lbs. Each on of the wall anchors has a shear strength of about 150lbs and a Tensile of 80lbs. That being said, 8 cleats, 2 anchors per cleat, as well as hitting two studs, I have no concerns over the weight of this piece!
Great work and great video. Nice job, explaining the process and producing the video…Simple, to the point!
Than you thank you 🙏🏻🙌🏻
Liked and subscribed nice work. Recommending the cordless vacuum I have a different battery platform but the Dewalt version works pretty well I hear. I use mine at the drywall penetration to help keep the mess down.
I love the idea of cordless so thank you for the recommendation! 🙏🏻
Very good job! You got me with your very interesting video 👌🏻
Thank you thank you 🙏
Definitely would be handy to know how to make that hexagon jig. I know myself I spent countless hours making a massive honeycomb structure for mead storage and went about it a completely different way and I am always looking for alternative methods. Thanks.
That's cool. I cant say I've ever seen honeycomb shaped storage for mead before. Will defiantly put the hexagon jig on my to build list!
@@buildingwithbobbyIt was a pretty rad project. Looking forward to the video man.
Ver nice work!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Love this, nice build! Would love to see the jig build! Also, just subscribed!
Thank you and it’s definitely on my build/film list 🙌🏻🙏🏻 Welcome! 🎉
"Honey could you take this 1,000$ of aged perfectly dry wood off me, its really putting a strain on the house."
What a deal! :D
haha pretty much how it went.
Random but looking at your shop you need to build yourself a nice mitre saw station and film it. I have a feeling it’d be unique
Funny you say that because Ill be moving into a new shop soon and was planning on doing just that 🙏🏻
How do you get free walnut? Is there a sign up sheet up somewhere?
Not exactly lol I have a build video coming out soon where I share the story
Very Nice! Instead of the individual boxes, have you thought about building it with only 1 board edge on each box instead of 2? That would look slick too!
Thank you and that’s an idea! 🙏🏻
Seems easy enough to figure out, but I absolutely would like to see the hexagon jig.
Coming soon then! 👍
Such high quality content from a small channel - definitely one to watch.
Great project, my astute skills of observation can tell your client really loved it 🤣
Thank you and yes, he and his wife are loving it! 🙌🙏
Nice. i think its a good spot to colect dust :))
I take my coffee with oat milk and a little dust
Very good work. But when cutting flat parts on the table saw, I would turn the fence to the flat side. This means you don't have to reach from above and you have more space for your hands.
Reaching over the blade is a big no no for sure. I know I do this and it has cause me problems in the past. I don’t understand fence to the flat side though? What do you mean?
@@buildingwithbobby Release the fence Spin it ninety degrees to the left, and turn into the surface position. My English is too bad to explain better. Sorry
I understand now thank you! Yes flipping it down would make for a shorter fence that you don’t have to go over. I never thought of that, I like it thank you for the advice!
@@buildingwithbobby Gladly. Even small things make work easier and safer.
Greetings from Schaumburg Germany
Nice Build! Well done sir
Thank you! 🙌
I've seen very mixed opinions on trusting angle gauges for consistent miters like this, especially cutting such a crazy number of pieces.
Would it make sense to build a little 60° sled and just keep the blade square? Seems like it might be a safer bet, especially for those of us with budget garage shoptools... Might also make a nice companion to the hexagon jig :)
Good suggestion. I'll see if I can come up with a sled that just cuts 60° hexagon shapes!
Have a feeling he will be a repeat customer once he runs out of spots as his collection grows.
Haha possibly!
How do you like the table saw??
I love it, but now I want a bigger one!
Quite literally if I am physically doing an activity like using tools to make something, I always make sound effects. I always thought it was weird when people don't
Yes!
New woodworking channel for me to watch. No one is uploading much these days. I enjoyed your video.
Please don’t be complacent using the table saw that’s how accidents happen.
Welcome! Oh I've learned that lesson the hard way...
Out of interest how much did you charge for this? (If you’re happy to say)
I would estimate 1500 based on my situation
Super close estimated guess, but its close in that range for sure!
Hexagon jig video please!
Its on the list 🙌🙏
*The connection between the 21-day development cycle of a worker bee and the 21-shelf bookcase is not immediately obvious. However, there is a possible connection.*
🐝🌺🏵
Interesting. Thanks for sharing!
and where did the release go?😵😮😱
I’m sorry I don’t know what release you’re referring to.
@@buildingwithbobby straightening with a planer. sorry
Came here to say: Hexagons are the bestagons!
Toodles.
That should be on a shirt 👌
Pew Pew
Every time💥💥
price?
If you're interested in a quote, please reach out to me on Via Instagram. Thanks!
@@buildingwithbobby buddy, I wanted to know how much the material cost, what type of wood, what kind of oil, and how much your finished product cost
Thank you
@@belyaevjob all of that info you can find in the description of this video. I got the wood for FREE (video on that coming soon). Every project is custom so is the price. I charged close to 2k for this build!
My bees watching this video 👁️👄👁️
🍯🙌
Beautiful work.
I've worked in a wood shop, and it freaks me out, though, that you use your bare hand to push the wood completely through the table saw alongside the blade. While you might be experienced enough to do this, it's not a good example for people who want to learn from you.
You are correct. I should always use proper safety measures to prevent any possible injury.
@@buildingwithbobby ❤
Pew-Pew! Honeycomb's got...a big big bite! Big big taste in a big big bite!"
I want a giant bowl of Honeycomb's now 😏
@@buildingwithbobby it just had to be said... yummmm 🐝 Childhood remembered... BTW, free old lady walnut, I'd rather a big bowl of that... umm yeah and the build was awesome too!
@@MJLWoodWorks 😂 isn’t that the truth and thank you 🙏🏻🙌🏻
hex jig
Coming soon...😏
Why would you bother? All that dusting and clean of the display items
Its kind of like how Forrest Gump just felt like running...I just felt like dusting.
Looks good but wastes so much space...
Thanks!
ugly design? here you go...
Thank you for your support! I’ll be sure to continue to make videos you’ll watch to support our channel!
I LOVE this design! If I had the money, I'd order a much bigger version for the cats at our rescue to climb on and nap in! ❤
I guess you LOVE to clean dust up high ? 🙄🙄🤦♀🤦♀
I see what you did there 😏