Rustic Trunk With A Hidden Compartment
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
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In todays video I build a rustic trunk with a hidden compartment out of some 1x4 pallet lumber. I show you how I add some patina to the metal brackets and what finish I used to get this awesome look.
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You had me at hidden compartment. Nice build.
+Dustin Penner Thanks
Actually do you think either of you could make a table with a secret compartment?
not a small table, like a full sized round kitchen table
Dustin Penner lol
Just an FYI. I was taught as a gunsmith when you apply an acidic solution to something you need to neutralize it by soaking it in baking soda and water after you have the desired oxidation or patina finish. If not it will continue to oxidize even if you apply a coating to it. Superb craftsmanship. 👍
Reclaimed wood projects are great! The truck you made is soo nice! I like how you knocked off the paint on the brackets. Hidden compartments are always a plus!
+Awesome Wood Things Thank you, I appreciate the kind words! The hardware came out way better than expecting.
1) I love the trunk and your detailed directions
2) The 4k video is the CLEAREST I've seen on ANY instructional video! Awesome job, brother!
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I like your work so I joined your channel
Great build, amazing 4K detail, relaxing Bob Ross like narration, my simplecove craving is fulfilled... for now
+Travis Burgess LOL thanks
Beautiful work. Love working w. pallet wood. The rustic look of the wood is built in. Glad I found your channel.
Awesome Build, like how you used the nails and brackets and aged them.
+Chuck Mardon Thanks for watching, Chuck! If you enjoyed this, please check out a few of my other builds :)
That's a great looking chest. Love the idea of a "hidden compartment" Well done. The pallet boards look good. I made a coffee table from pallet boards a long time ago and they shrank an incredible amount over time, so that I have over 1/2 inch of space between each board !
looks great ,I'll have to remember that rust trick it really worked good and made the hardware match perfect
+sdmcustom woodworking Thanks! Yeah I for sure like the patina it gave them.
Beautiful work
Great looking trunk!
Nice job…simple but effective,I love it!
Great video. Great tips. I look forward to building one myself soon. I really enjoy working with pallet wood.
+Richard Sanchez thank you
SimpleCove blueprint please
Richard Sanchez me too
Best decision you'll make.
absolutely ace, perfection down to the smallest nail
+stuart shelley Wow, thanks for the kind words! I appreciate it!
Nice looking trunk
Lovely work!
Thank you for the idea. I will definitely be making one for the foot of the bed.
Why use phillip screws on a rustic... Slot would have been better. BUT great clip. Great job Thanks for sharing
You could always pre-drill a tiny hole before you add the cut nails. That would aid in the prevention of splitting. I had to do this on some old world style potato crates I was recreating. I hammered in nails for all of the fasteners.
Yep, thats a good tip.
gorgeous
Nice 👍
I really like the trunk. I also think you sound like Elvis Presley. 😁
the trunk looks great my question is how did you put the bottom in,I didn't see it in the video. Jon
Awesome job
This is one beautiful piece of art. 👌🍻
Thanks!
Really Like it, to Critice AFTER is always simple, so I do it ;-) I would have choose simple slotted Head Screws (corners, etc) to fit the rustic look. You did it for the Nails.
Sorry, I just read that TheMrWoodsman told the same.
Very cool!!!
I like it a lot!
Thanks for sharing. =)
Very good video!
You should per drill even for cut nails it can be under sized but it will prevent splitting
Nice build. But would have been nice tp see the hidden compartment as a slide out drawer otherwise you have to take out everything in the trunk to get to the hidden compartment. But i like the rustic look and nice choice with the nails. Definitely worth thumbs up
Thats some good wood
Nice project. Enjoyed the video...
Thank you!
Nice build....
one suggestion for the straps if you want to go back and reuse cut nails put the small washer on the end of the cut male so the mail doesn't pull through
Very well thought and good performed but i would use nails instead of screws on hinges.
Did lots of things to make it look old / antique, then used phillips screws?? Liked the cut nails, and giving them character with the vinegar wash, slot screws also treated would have been best in my opinion. Nice job, like the simple design and hidden area. Very useable end product.
Nice looking chest, I like how you made everything look rustic, however, I would of maybe go with straight screws instead of Philips to keep the old rustic look flowing.
Thanks Sean! Great video. The trunk looks wonderful. Would you make a wall cabinet including doors for a bathroom using the simple design of the trunk with pallet wood? I have been collecting pallets to get this project started but am a little intimated since I only have a chop saw and a table saw. The over the potty cabinets sold in stores are not deep enough or big enough for towels and wash clothes. I love the colors and texture of the pallet wood and a wall mounted cabinet would be perfect! 32" W x 11" D with 2 shelves. Thanks!
Looks great. Since you used the cut nails, next time you shoudl use the single slotted screws. Lee Valley sells them and they really look nice. Great looking chest.
Wow thankyou do you have any ideas for a way to lock it for kids
Thanks for breaking it down.
Make me one please
Coool! nice aging :) good stuff!
+Cactus! workshop Thank you!
Nice job thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I really enjoyed watching this with the tip for getting the patina on the metal being such a good idea. Your attention to detail is great, but I have a suggestion. Wouldn't slot headed screws look more in keeping than the cross headed ones?
+exileinderby51 thanks for watching! I didn't feel the screws were that important because they are really small and not noticeable.
Thanks Sean just order some
Awesome!
How much do you think this weighs? I would love to make this for my balcony but it has a wheight capacity of 100kg/m2
Awesome !!!
excellent but you should've used flathead screws for more traditional rustic look. Phillips head is modern.
for the leather handle you could have done a thicker screw with a big washer on it
i like that.
+Charles Holland Appreciate it!
Great build, if I may give you some constructive criticism, slot head screws would look far better the Phillips head screws. Regards
They would look better but from 3 feet away you really can't see the screws. They blend in. Thanks!
I can’t wait to make mine that’s a good idea for force bottom I just seen thing in in my mind to make a false bottom but my box will be my buried treasure box gold coin silver coin and comic books Facebook Hass to hope you make another one to
It's a great build and the video was put together very well. I had some issues with the build though. Since the wood is pallet wood, its already at a disadvantage due to cracking/splitting. That said, I was surprised that you only glued the planks instead of using biscuits or dowels. I don't remember the vinegar treatment to add rust which is scientifically cool. I love the rustic look but I don't see a reason to create/add real rust to the parts when there are better ways. Rustoleum has a paint that makes something look rusty. Plus, creating rust on the nails when only the nailheads will be showing, I don't get. Either dab the nailheads after they are nailed in or dab rustoleum rust paint on the heads. Just some things to think about
It's still holding up just fine but I appreciate your thorough issues
Nice. Thanks for sharing...from a new subscriber.
How many pieces of wood do you have to buy?
A nice build but wouldn't slotted screws have been more in keeping with the look rather than Philip's heads?
Maybe but you can't see them. Not sure why so many people point this out lol. It would be different if they were in places that was more noticable but they are holding a leather handle on the side of the chest.
Excelente...
Any advice for a beginner with minimal experience?
Did they have Phillips screws at that time ? I've seen a few old antiques they seemed to use wide headed slot screws.
They probably didn't but you can't see the screws unless your face is about 6 inches away from the handles. And I don't think too many people will notice or care.
Best not to have music in DIY vids, this is annoying background noise for some.
Would have liked to see the router in action, this is unclear. I'm a novice with router. Please show this in future.
Trunk is awesome! Truly lovely rustic colors. Nice attention to detail, loved the hinges and cut nails. Very nice work!
Thanks for watching!
John. DGarde Wayne
Wayne Dtet
Lass-in Angeles and
How many boards are use for this project I would love to build one for my daughter
Kudos for using cut nails! :)
What are you doing right before you add the screws to the hinge at 8:45 mark? Are you pre-drilling? What are you using? I can't tell. I have always had difficulty with hinges.
Pre-drilling with a drill bit.
The drill bit he used is specifically for hinges, it centers the drill hole exactly to fit the hinge. Hold the hinge to work surface and insert the bit in hinge hole, it lines up hole exactly in center.
yep, what Johnny said
Very nice video! How did you like working with the cut nails?
+Woodbridge Workshop I will be using them again in the future for sure. I like the antique look of them. Thanks again!
very nice! thanks for the vinegar tip! never knew about that..im definitely gonna use that technique in my next rustic project..happy thanksgiving to you and yours..i have to get me some of those nails. where did u purchase them from??
+Joe basementwoodworking Hey Joe, thanks man! Happy Thanksgiving to you guys as well! I got the cut nails here: www.toolsforworkingwood.com/store/item/BT-FFIN.XX
SimpleCove awsome!thanks man!
Are there any issues with joints opening up or
Wood excessively shrinking or expanding since it’s not kiln dried? Thanks. Cool video.
I've had this in my home since I released this video(almost 3 years now) and have had 0 issues with it. This wood was in a barn for years and then in my garage for a while before I built the trunk so it was done moving.
What site did you get the cut nails from
www.toolsforworkingwood.com/store/dept/CNL
Nice idea only suggestion I'd make mainly because you went to so much effort to distress the nails would be to use slotted screws instead of pozidrive
Do you ever cut your fingers off doing the opening logo scene?
Every time.
YEEEEEEOUCH!
you should have used bisquits
Why? Edge glue on the panels is strong enough for the panels. These boards aren't super flat anyways so I'm not sure how using biscuits would have helped anything.
"..and dig the trunk..."??
C#f
Bibb
did not like it sorry but you got me to watch it.
sweetie I loved it I want it ......
great job! very cool