Taking DIY to the Next Level | Plywood Bookcase w/ Finger Joints
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2019
- Building a Simple DIY Plywood Bookcase w/ Finger Joints. Thank you Skillshare for sponsoring this video: Click skl.sh/foureyes3 to get 2 months of Skillshare for FREE!
On this episode I’m building a simple DIY plywood bookcase with only a couple tools. Even though this is a small project, there were plenty of interesting techniques and methods to achieve the final result. I decided to primarily use my table saw and a router to build this piece, and to include finger joints as an added detail. This projects includes many different woodworking techniques including, table saw finger joints, cutting mortise and tenon joinery with a router, etc...
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The first half of the ruclips.net/user/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
Just like those finger joints, I am also proud...of you. Great job.
Haha! Thanks, John! I always strive to make my friends and my joints proud.
Are you moving into Chris's basement? 😜 A bookcase with tilted shelves is ideal for me as a wheelchair user because I can see the spines on the lower shelves without picking the books out.
Haha, if Chris had a basement, I just might! And that is such a good point about the angled shelf that I would have never even thought about. Thanks!
Bah!! A wild Katz-Moses appeared!!
Also I'm so freaking stoked. Y'all are some of my most gal'dang favorite woodworkers and this makes me so happy.
The elusive JKM sneaks in every once in a while. Thanks Raul! Glad you are enjoying what we are doing.
Excellent video as usual. Glad to see you included your little "helpers" in the project. They will learn some responsibility and pride in helping out. 5:58
Another great video Sean. Well done storytelling with humor. Great music. And, as always, skilled woodworking. You're one of the very best. Good luck with the partnership. I hope you will be able to keep your fun (and basically commercial free) perspective. Happy holidays Sean. And tell very best wishes for 2020.
Thanks Jay, glad you enjoyed it! We are really excited about the new partnership, and one of the things we are most excited about is mixing our styles, while still maintaining our individuality. Happy Holidays!
The Shaun Boyd-Chris Salomone collabs be my fav
Great vid. It always makes me smile when you lay down on stuff.
Haha, it is the official test before I leaves the shop. Thanks for watching!
Clicked on this video just in time. Rough cut my Baltic birch plywood this afternoon and will use some of the joinery tips of yours. Great video!
Simple and well executed!
I do love me a good box joint. Thanks for sharing!
I love that you're officially partnering up with Chris! As they say, four eyes are better than two.
Thanks Alex! That is definitely an accurate saying for this situation.
Nice bookcase. Congrats on making the partnership official, I'm loving it so far 😄
Glad to hear it! We are looking forward to bigger and better things. Thanks David!
Thank you for sharing this! And dang, I really like "thicknie", that works!!
Great job sir, loving this partnership and both of your work. Thank you
Thanks Mitch! Glad to hear it.
Interesting build with nice results. That also explains the photobomb by JKM since you were using his jig to trim the tenons.
Thanks William! Yep, I have dreams about his dovetail jig because I see so many of them every day.
New sub, just* wanted to say thanks for such great content. Always clean builds, shots, and edits. Excited to dig into more of your content
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
Bookshelf is great. Dad jokes are next Level!
Daniel Zana 👍👍🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
Thanks, man! Might have to change the title of the video.
I’m liking this upload schedule. It’s like Saturday morning cartoons when I was a kid...
Haha, I like that! Those are big shoes to fill, but we are happy to give it a shot.
@@shaunb66 especially with that Lifesavers ad. I miss those ads.
Go Jazz!
🙌🙌
not only does it look cool, but I learned a bunch! thanks for sharing!!
Yes! My favorite thing to hear. Thanks Marylou!
Looking forward to even more quality content. 😁
Thanks Shaun!
I love the aesthetic ! And I enjoy the partnership very much ! Thanks for the great content !
Awesome, thanks Kevin!
May be more complicated but the luxury of domino joiner eludes alot of us. Always was curious about using large box joints on a larger piece of furniture so great to see that done. Thanks for the cool vid. Nice desin.
Thanks Myles! Yeah, the domino is such a great tool for people who make furniture for a living, but I understand it is pretty rare for a hobby woodworker to own one, so I am trying to show some different techniques in my videos.
Great looking piece! And that is the nicest looking plywood I think I have ever seen.
Thanks Dan! Yeah, you can't beat Baltic Birch plywood.
haha, the 'plywoodn't i' joke really got me, especially the subtle proud look on your face afterwards.. good stuff :p
Diggin the partnership. Keep it up
Really appreciate it! We are diggin it, as well.
Well done and as always, entertaining.
Thanks Jeff, glad you enjoyed it!
The JKM appearance was totally “Three Men and a Baby” ghost. Love the vids. Looking forward to seeing what you and Chris do. Subbed you both before the joining of forces. “Two great woods that glue well together.”
Haha! That is a great reference. Thanks for watching, Andrew! And glad you are digging the new partnership.
That is a very clever trick on the finger joint tip. clap clap clap.
Really diggin your style Sean, you and Chris compliment each other well. Keep up the good work.✌️
Really appreciate it! We are having fun working together.
@@shaunb66 next time I'll even spell your ne right 😅
@@NorthSummitStudio Haha, all good! I have had people spelling my name wrong my whole life, I barely even notice these days.
Video production is amazing, the host, is awesome 😂
plywoodn't I? instant like.
Nice build! All the best to you on your new adventure!! :)
Thanks Kathleen! I am looking froward to it.
Молодец! Просто и красиво
your next move will be amazing, the stuff you guys are gonna build is going to be top.....
Really appreciate it! We are excited for the next step.
I’m loving this new partnership guys and can’t wait to see what you dream up together, I mean plywouldnt you😂😂😂😂 👍
Mmk bud
Lifesavers..... YUMMMMMMMMM
Classic!
Nice work Shaun! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thanks Fred 🙌👍👊
I wish I waited to watch this tomorrow so it would’ve been punday
Punday is my favorite day of the week!
Simple yet difficult, complex yet easy.
Spot on!
This is so funny to me. I could not stop laughing the whole time. Thank you both for this.
Haha, happy to hear that, James! We always try to keep it light.
That book case is quite top shelf!
That’s all I can hope for. Thanks Terri!
I learned the hard way that you should align the fingerjoints in the direction of the grain. I didnt check it the first time i did this and got lots of tearout
Nice and great idea good job thanks for sharing my friend I am Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 woodworking channel
Awesome as always Shaun. Looks great.. I mean I am fairly bias cuz I love and using baltic birch and love leaving the edges showing. The project is simple and great.. I love the finger joints. Side note, having two of my favorite wood working channels colliding is interesting, because I liked your two styles (video editing/narration), similar--yes, but different.. so I'm excited to see how things grow and progress from here especially once you are closer. My only hope is you keep your voice and Chris keeps his and the editing style doesn't merge too much--cuz the differences are nice for both of you guys. Anyway, I am stoked for you two.. be well++ :)
Thanks, man! It is hard to go wrong with BB plywood! And I totally agree, one of the things we are most excited about is that we complement each other so well, but also have very distinct styles. So being able to work together and create new things as a team, but also maintaining our individuality should be a lot of fun!
I like the J katz moses creep and sneak method into the timelapse
He is always creeping around.
I’m currently making a built in dresser in one of our closets. Instead of fussing with stiles and rails I’m cutting the face frame from a piece of plywood and the cut outs serve as flush drawer fronts. All of the drawers will be ply and people laugh because I always use box joints. I think they look cool. I love your videos and they are an inspiration in woodwork. I’m excited now that you are teaming up with another great woodworker! Keep up the great work.
Right on, that is definitely one way to do it! Thanks for watching Jeff, glad you are enjoying what we are doing!
Nice, did finger joint plywood cabinet for my 3D printer few years ago, though yours is bit nicer as i had only hand saw and chisels to work with.
Nice! That is a big accomplishment, hand cutting joinery in plywood is no easy task!
The foureyes channel is like a box of chocolate - you never know what you gonna get. Is it a Shaun? Is it a Chris?
I have been trying to get Chris to change the channel name to Foureyest Gump, but he isn't into it for some reason.
Carry on dude.. your skills are awesome..
Thank you!
Second, FWIW. Also, really nice build. The box joints look great with the plywood.
Thanks! Yeah, the plywood really amplifies the joint.
"Plywooden I" hilarious......!!!!!
The pun at the start made me let out a long loud groan, never stop lol
Haha, exactly what I was going for!
Sou muito fã do seu trabalho, aprendi muito com você, eu também faço móveis de alto nível, depois q comecei a seguir seu trabalho, passei a gostar ainda mais de fabricar móveis, desculpa por eu não falar inglês. Espero um dia conhecê-lo, abraço.
Obrigado!
I really hope you guys keep the “thickni” joke going for the next 5 years.
This might have been the first youtube video ive watched fully
These puns make me want to punch the monitor and hurl myself through a window, but i laughed so I'll allow it.
Those hidden gem dad jokes keep me coming back haha... Also the builds are good
that lifesaver ping was pretty sweet....
what was your finish ? sprayed wax ? at the end. thanks in advance, all well done !
I didn't know Chris also brewed polyjuice...I kid. Cool project.
I won't lie, I had to google that. But that could definitely be what is going on. Thanks for watching, Evan!
Thank you friend ... I see all your video ... Very inspiratif... Am from indonesia ... Thank you very much... Automatic subscribe
Sean: ...then ply wouldn't I?
Me: gdamit! Now I have to like the video.
Puns get likes, that's just how it works! Thanks for watching!
@@shaunb66 💥 😎
:) Grats on the official partnership.
Thanks Michael!
A boyd well done.
It's all I know how to do. Thanks, man!
Pretty fly for a ply guy!
And all the woodworkers say I'm pretty fly for a ply guy.
Haha amazing 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks!
I design retail furniture for a living and can confirm that simple is often harder than complex.
Confirmed! Thanks Joe!
Way better than my old one. Perfect height
Even thickness!!
had me at "ply wood'nt i?!"
Love the partnership! What's that humming song at the end?
Have you ever had problems with plywood tenon joints splitting? I would imagine with a bookshelf it could be possible seeing a split on the boron side of the shelf if too much weight is put on it.
I really want to start woodworking and plywood gives me access at an affordable price to do so
Can you ship that complicate thing poster to France ? Would be quite useful actually... anyway, great vid as usual.
Haha, might have to start getting some prints made. Thanks for watching!
Have you ever thought of making a bookshelf with fingerjoints for the shelves? I'm guessing this would create a weakness of the shelves, which is why the fingerjoints would only be for show... so use fingerjoints purely on half of the width of the board, with the inner half of the width being a mortice joint...
So, start off with the router cutting out a mortice joint, then go all fancy by also using the router to cut out finger holes. That way, you get the strength of a mortice, but with the decoration of having used fingers throughout the build.
Can't say I've ever seen anyone do this, but the concept intrigues me.
Are those full 4x8 sheets of ply? Who makes them? Also, who makes the random orbit sander you use? I love the low profile.
Love your videos and work... thank you
Yeah, not sure the specific manufacturer, but I get it from my local lumber supplier. They carry both 5x5 and 4x8. Thanks Diego!
you won me with that initial joke
Haha, glad you like that one.
I would have loved to see the finger joints made with the router too; I've heard that's doable.
Yeah, that is definitely a way to do it. Actually, I suppose if you really wanted to, you could make this entire piece with just a router.
If you're gonna do router finger joints, then you might as well do router dovetails. If you're gonna do router dovetails then you might as well cut them by hand. If you're gonna cut dovetails by hand, you might as well buy a JKM dovetail jig, like the one seen in this video.
@@nicmasterdude I'm going to forward this to Jonathan, he should make it his new tagline.
any recommendations on how to cut box joints on bigger pieces? lets say on a coffee table or something that would be too big to stand up on the table saw?
Great yet simple design. The question is, Who is Batman and who is Robbin
in this Dynamic Duo?
Thanks Tim! Honestly and unfortunately, I think we are just a couple of Jokers.
Well, thanks for giving us the finger joints....you s-layered it
Thanks Rob! I s-layered it, then I s-laid down on top of it.
Great work as always chris. Was wondering what software you use ??
All together now... BOX JOINTS!
Ummmm was anyone else's mind blown when Kat-Moses showed up???
He loves to make an appearance every so often.
careful with those long sleeves :) but as always a beautifully made video
I dont know how anyone could actually dislike this video :-D
The noun thickness can be countable or uncountable.
In more general, commonly used, contexts, the plural form will also be thickness.
However, in more specific contexts, the plural form can also be thicknesses e.g. in reference to various types of thicknesses or a collection of thicknesses.
Very interesting. But what about thicknai?
So far I don’t think it’s a word but if you keep using it Webster might make an exception. 😉
Love the work you and Chris do. Keep it up!
What brand is the plywood? Not a lot of voids-looks good.
It is Baltic Birch Plywood. It is about as void-free as you can get.
Matthew Mcconaughey of the joinery world.
I want a scrapsketball t-shirt!
I like that idea! Might have to consider it.
Dee-troit Scrapsketballllll!
Now if only I could shoot like Isiah Thomas.
¿do you think the shelves can be paste with joint finger? maybe is a good idea
Yeah, that would be a nice detail.
Parece más una publicidad para que compren esos productos super cool que una explicación de como se hace
Bring back Scrapsketball!
Chris good project. can you name it the software which you were showing in the video. Thanks in advance.
Aaah, a Jonathan-approved piece
He is always final quality control.
The pun made me subscribe.
Glad to hear it! There are more where that came from.
Beware of KATZ @ 7:25 😋
Haha, you always have to watch out!