One Day Build #2 | Birdseye Chisel Box with Sliding Lid
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- This was a quick-build to try my hand at chisel boxes. Total build time was about 9 hours (not including finishing). Dimensions are 12” tall x 8” wide x 2.25 deep. Built with Birdseye maple, Spalted maple, and Walnut. Hidden rate-earth magnets keep the blades from moving.
High res pics on our Instagram: rpbasilio
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Drinking coffee and being a cabinetmaker is the best combination 🙌🏻🙌🏻🔥
Haha - this is absolute truth!!
Mr. Basilio, just watched all your videos, you are a fine woodsmith young man. I have built furniture for over 50 years and your work is outstanding. Comment, please be very careful when running your work back across table saw. Keep up your craft sir, great work.
Thank you, William. Truly appreciate the comment - especially from someone with 50 years of experience! And I also appreciate your concerns, knowing it also comes from that experience!
Lovely work- I enjoy your style of video editing as well: just the sounds of the work. Thank you!
Thank you so much! Not much of a talker so it works well for me. Haha
Absolutely beautiful great job
Thank you, Jim!
I love birdseye maple. Looks great Rick.
Hard to beat Birdseye!
Simple and beautiful. Nice work.
Thanks, Dustin!
I know a lot of people have done it but I’d love to watch your sharpening process since you seem to somewhat over do it from the pictures on your ig. Amazing work btw.
Hey Rick from Australia.
Beautiful work on the case and a great video.
Have subscribed and will be checking out your other videos.
Regards James
One Handed Maker
Thanks, James! Cheers, Mate 🍻. Watched your chessboard (on my build list) video - incredible! Looking forward to your future videos, as well.
This turned out great!
Thanks, man👊
Отличная работа мужик 👍👍👍
Thank you so much!
Gorgeous box and great work!
Thanks!!
Nice work as always. Keep going ❤❤
Thanks, man! Already making the next one. Haha
Nice editing! Felt like I was in the shop with you!
Thanks, man👊👊. Editing is always harder than the build. Haha
7:21 I see you commenced the blood sacrifice that must be fulfilled with every project! XD
Haha, believe it or not, this was one of the few projects where I didn’t bleed 🩸. That red was from a pencil that eventually sanded off. I’ll make up for the lack of blood on the next project 😂
Was one of your chisels too sharp? Looked like I saw some blood on that BE maple. Nice project. BTW what is the advantage of using the Shawn Shim over just scoring the pins with the tail board?
Haha - although I have sliced my hands many times with my chisels, this project was one of the rare occasions I didn't. The red was from a grease pencil marking from the sawyer. And for the Shawn Shim, I have done pin boards both ways, but like not having to guess which side of the line to cut on (I still make this mistake). The shim makes easy work of that. Thanks!!
The Shawn Shim? Is that the brass cube with numbers? Could you explain that briefly and if you go over it in another video, please let me know and I’ll go search your past ones. Thank you. Have never seen or heard of it and the concept. I enjoyed your build and inspiration.
@@ericerf6837 rob Cosman has a video explaining it. It accounts for the kerf of the saw blade when marking your pins by offsetting the tail board.
@@crashkg oh cool. Thanks for the answer. I’ll go take a look. Do you use it as well and find it helps?
I don't have one, but I tend to make more mistakes with too many gadgets and faff to keep track of. The more items you can misuse the more chance for error. The one thing I won't skimp on is marking up my pieces.
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