DIY Plywood and 2x4 BOX-JOINT Bench - Without Cutting Joinery
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This is so good to see in 2023! No dominos, no expensive wood, a simple Ryobi circular with Kreg jig - nothing fancy, just affordable, everyday tools and methods. Love it! This is inspiring and so great to see!
This bench is great. I really like how you shared the mistakes you made, and what you did to fix those mistakes. Thanks for the inspiration
+The Naked Carpenter keep watching. I’ll be making plenty of mistakes. Haha! 😂😂
Bench turned out great. I love the look of plywood edges. I know it is not for everyone. Way to power through. That last clip brought back bad memories. I knocked my camera over on one of my projects and now the only way to turn off my camera is to remove the battery and the menu buttons don't work anymore so I get auto mode only. Love your channel, keep up the great work.
+BronkBuilt thanks! Yeah...... the shutter doesn’t fully open now.... it’s fine for video. But I can’t use it for pictures anymore. Womp womp.
I have gaps in my 2x4s on a C-table project I sort of designed in progress and I was just going to fill them with wood filler. Not now. Yours is a WAY better idea! Thank you!
Haha nice
Hola desde Chile, te descubri hace muy poco tiempo y me gustan mucho tus trabajos en madera, soy un aficionado de la carpinteria que desde hace poco estoy tratando de hacer algo similar, agradeceré que subas proyectos de distintos muebles para el hogar. saludos.
I like the finish. Hope u consider it a success. Finished bench looks tight. On first attempts “You win or you learn.” It’s got a story that comes with it. Good recovery. I like when I paint myself in a corner(unintentionally)with projects to see how I push through it & prob solve. (Like it more when I’m done 😬) White wash is cool. I woulda maybe went with black gas pipe for contrast on shoe rack. To each their own. Good job. From a lifelong maker myself, thanks for putting yourself out there. Good videos.
Thanks! He black would have been cool
OMG - Love this!
For the last 7 months my wife has been asking when will I finish the bench for the mudroom. And of course every time I sat down to plan it out it always seemed to evolve into a ridiculously overdesigned piece. What you have came up with is exactly what I need. Will definitely be taking this one - thanks!
Awesome! I would love to see it when you finish it!
Doublethizzle
- ....and a year later....? How does it look?
All of us woodworker hit a snag once in a while. You came up with with an idea to solve your problem therefore you have no problem.Great job!
Thanks! Hopefully someone can learn from my mistakes!
Very cool bench. Love your energy and honesty.
Thanks!
I love the chunky box joints! Thank you for always pointing out your setbacks, that way I can avoid that same path. Keep being awesome!!!
+mysinsareforgiven thanks!! I’m going to keep pointing em out Bc I will keep making em! 😂😂😂
3x3Custom - Tamar ha ha ha!!!!!
I love your videos! I love how honest you are about the mistakes you make and give ideas on how to fix them. Your hard work shows and I greatly appreciate what you are doing here!
Awesome! I really appreciate the feedback! Thanks so much!
WOW. Mistakes are what make us better at our craft and I think you did an amazing job at filling in the gaps left from the glue up. I'm such a huge fan of anything box joint. The end grain of the plywood gave such an incredible look to the bench. A++
Patrick Nolan I learn so much from every project. So I’m just happy I learned a lesson! Thanks! I want to make more plywood projects now....
I so much love working with end grain plywood. One bench I made I painted black and sanded through most of it. I stained with Walnut and it was great! My wife wouldn't let me try to sell it though.
Haha sounds nice!
Really nice contrast between the ply and the wood. Love it!
Thanks so much!
I've watched tons of DIY bench projects and by far this really hooked me up... loved the finishing choices, the honesty and the fun while in the process. Keep up Tamar!! Looking fwd to watch more projects from you!!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
I recently found your channel. I have been binge watching many videos. They are so enjoyable & interesting and actually teach the viewers. Many wood channels I’ve seen don’t do that
Your videos have a great mix of instructions, tips for newbies or people who don’t have a tool, improvements, and a little fun. The production quality is also very good
I know it’s been said but I’ll said it again. I like that you leave your mistakes in and provide tips on how to fix them. Besides some basic tool knowledge, I know very little about woodworking. I’ve made a few spice racks with basic hand tools but your videos give me inspiration
Awesome to hear! Glad you’re enjoying, mistakes and all. Ha
Nice project and well done ! I really like the way the whitewash turned out ! really cool !
Thomas Haaf thanks so much! I’m glad I decided to experiment with it!
Came out great, I really like the finish too. I also really like how the plywood "plys" transition to the grain in 2x4's, looks really cool. Nice job!
matt mcl thanks! I was originally going to make this bench all out of plywood. But I didn’t have enough. And had a bunch of 2x4s! A happy accident. Ha!
Great project. Even though I don't build the same thing you do, you give me great ideas for my other projects. I also appreciate that you are not afraid to make mistakes and then tell us about them and how you fixed them. Thanks!!
Thanks so much! So glad you found it useful. We all make mistakes.... it’s all in how you fix them
The plywood and your choice of stain was great, love the way it came out. I have made a similar piece with pallet wood but it didn’t turn out as well. Great job.
Adam Harding thanks so much!
I'm hooked the methods you used were simple and effective very very nice Thank you
+Chris Barbot thanks so much! Really appreciate that!
That turned out very well, loved the finish...
Thanks!
I love the realness of your videos! I just made my first end grain cutting board and had to use my grinder to smooth the faces... Not 100% ideal for a smooth finished product. I know what I need to do, bit like you said not everything is always perfect and you know what you'll do on the next one.
+Tekton Wood Design if you learned a lesson on a project. I’d call it a success.
Another good build video. You are an inspiration for beginning wood workers. Looks like you enjoyed making this bench. Thanks for sharing.
+Ken DeHaas thanks so much! I really appreciate that! I really want people to see, if I can do it, you can do it. ☺️
You my friend have got a fan and subscriber, love the process, and yes love that u share your mistakes along the way. “Because yeah we all make perfect projects right off the bat” said no woodworker ever! 👍🏼👍🏼😁
+Gabriel Padilla haha! Thanks so much and welcome!
Nice project, love the wash finish, looks great
Phil Murch thanks so much! I’m really happy I decided to experiment.
Nice looking bench! I really like that finish! I'm going to have to try it.
+Mark Lindsay CNC thanks! Let me know how it goes
Awesome project!! Love exposed plywood edges!!
Small Fry Creations thanks so much! I definitely want to make more exposed ply projects.
I love the box joints! I love the finish! And I love that you used a minion flip flop as a measuring tool 👍
Lynnette Quick hahah! Use what ya got!
May have to do a couple of these up for my sister's new house. Nice job.
+Eric Lee thanks! That would be awesome
Great build. I like the finish. I've never been able to get a good look on the plywood edges like you were able to. Be cautious of stacking wood on your table saw as it runs. I did the same thing while taking off the round edges of 2x4s and the stack fell. You don't a 2x4 projectile shooting at you. I got lucky that it smashed my hand and not my face. I found the 2x4 about 20' away and my hand only hurt for 2 weeks.
+mrhammerstein yikes. Thanks for the tip
Looks great, nice job on fixing the slight mishaps. Finish is great too..
Rob Shamel thanks so much! I’m glad I decided to experiment with this finish
That's a great bench, btw. And the color is awesome.
Thanks so much! Was fun to make
The bench is great we all learn from our mistakes and is very honest from you to share it with us! I like the way you fixed them ☺! Great job👍
Great. Thought this was the following video from the one I just viewed on box joints...Must tell you, you remind me SO MUCH of a friend of ours(incredibly talented as well, radiologist,) who unfortunately moved south to Burgandy with her family(all talented; you name it they can do it.) You are the English Speaking Version of our friend, Auralie...rr Normandy
Ha! That’s funny!
Oh my goodness have I just discovered my new favorite Channel?
+LetET2010 haha. I hope so! I’ll go get working on another video...
- Another G R E A T, creative job. Thanx for your talent & sharing.
Thanks so much!
Nice workshop. I hope one day I can buy power tools like those. As of now I only have a hammer, a handsaw, and a bolo.
I'm building a tv stand using some of what I've learned here. Mistakes are a great teacher
Shane Betmarik awesome. I would love to see!
I really like the plywood laminated look! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching! Ha. I think I want to use it more. It’s a really interesting look
Stunning work!
Thanks!
Hi. Great Job. I really enjoyed watching it. Planning to build something similar myself and since i am a beginner wwer wanted to ask if there was a special reason you didn't make the legs the same way (plywood).
Thanks! I just thought it would look cool if it was a different material.
@@3x3CustomTamar it does look cool. Great Job.
Tamar - I just discovered your channel about two weeks ago - so many great videos including this one. One question - what kind of circular saw do you use? Also, I bought the Bora NGX track system and so far am not impressed, but I just got a newer saw sled for it so we'll see. I bought a compact circular saw that has been great, but I'm not sure it will work with one of the track systems, but full size circular saws often seem heavy and awkward to push around with one hand.
Thanks. I like the Milwaukee circ saw
You might try scraps of lvl instead of the plywood. It’d save time and there’s usually pieces at job sites that are cutoffs and useless for anything else. Great video. Thx. Love your creation.
+Alan B thanks.
Very cool build, I really like the all plywood seat looks awesome. Sweet save with the wedges can’t even tell oh and thanks for dropping me we fell pretty hard lol 😂 hope nothing broke. Awesome video.
Thom spillane hahaha! I wish I could say that was the first time I dropped the camera 🤦🏻♀️ thanks so much!
A great workaround for the gaps, excellent finishing.
The speeded up glueing process could pass as a decent keep fit video.
Ha! Thanks!
Nice bench I like how it came out. The box joints add character to the bench. Last part I hear the ufff..... as the camera went down lol
Hahah. Yeah.... that broke my camera.
3x3Custom - Tamara oh wow sorry bout that, but great work I learn a lot from you and I’m motivated to build some of your projects.
Awesome!
Great job - love the finish. I think I'm going to try this one - thanks for sharing the details!
I would love to see that!
Shad avor eghav, bravo Tamar!
Looks more than cool, I think it’s awesome, ❤️ from 🇦🇺
Thanks so much!
3x3Custom - Tamar, can I ask you a question? Which I just have. So question 2, Areyou a schoolteacher or an engineer by profession?
I like the way of making mortises and tenons ;) good job ;-)
Ha thanks!
Great job! Turned out well!
Thanks so much!
I love your mistakes. Thanks for your commitment and perseverance.
Ha. Thanks!
Excelente trabajo, me estoy iniciando en el mundo de la carpintería y me agrada ver a mujeres aportando muy buenas ideas. Excito
Thank you!
Excellent job, I really love that you give us the bad and the good, not like others! You could make a heap of money marketing your new measuring tool, The Amazing Minnion Flip-Flop Doobewacka!!! Big money in it LOL. Can I ask why 3 x 3, is that the size of your shed? Great project, by the way, simple but so effective, and the colour came up a treat. Cheers Sean
Hey Sean! Thanks so much! Ha!! I’m gonna get on marketing that! And 3x3 comes from my 3 kids combined with woodworking...
Good job, congrat. From Brazil
Thanks so much!
Nice work! I enjoyed this video. May try some box joints myself.👍🏾
Thegirlywoodworker awesome! Thanks! Would love to see that
I ask the question in the wrong video I got mixed up I saw all your videos at once sorry.
what kind of plywood did you use? keep up the good work I love your content....consider a video of your shop that'll be so cool...thanks.
Ha! No worries! Just regular ol’ 3/4 pine ply from Home Depot
3x3Custom - Tamar thank you.....
Really nice result. Your daughter is cute. She looks like she has a Halloween outfit on. You have good problem solving skills. The finish is very attractive.
+William Branham hahaha! If she had her way, she would wear a costume everyday. Thanks so much for all the kind words!
Get ready for it. I think you will have lots of success, at the least, I wish you the best.
Great project and great video Tamar! 😉☺️ Still really enjoying this style. Just so honest and fun. Great work sister! 👊🏻☺️
+tender lovell care thanks so much Matthew! I’m having a lot of fun doing this
just found your channel, sure glad i did. Great work!
Adam Simon thanks so much! Really appreciate that!
The end blooper! I laughed out loud!
😂
Love this!!! These end up being the best projects... Where they don't go exactly as planned but end up working out anyway. Of course the big question is... Did the kiddos end up putting their shoes away??? =P
Thanks! Hahah I think you know the answer to that... 😂
awesome job i need to learn this my bench never come out this nice
Thanks!
Awesome build!
+CrypticWorks thanks so much!
thank you Tamar very clever
Very cool bench.
Thanks!
Tamar, mistakes or no mistakes ,looks beautiful like a finger joints look,so excellent job! thank you for sharing:-)
Mahendra Tiwari thanks so much!
Ottimo lavoro. 👍👍
Thanks! (I think...)
Oops at the end with the camera :D Cool video, thanks for sharing the errors, so that we can all learn from that :)
Thanks! That’s the only way I learn!
Great job! By the way, epoxy works great for fixing things like those gaps!
Thanks!
I’ve see a video where someone sprinkles a little salt on what he’s gluing together and it stops the slip completely. I’m going to try it out myself. What’s your thoughts?
Lots of ppl suggest it and recommend it but I’ve never personally tried ir
Worth a shot anyway. I kinda feel like the joint wouldn’t be as strong but who knows
sehr schön , machst du das als Hobby oder Beruf ?
very nice, do you do this as a hobby or job?
I made RUclips videos as my job
@@3x3CustomTamar ok thx good job ;) a good job with the wood, I'm a carpenter.
Very nice project! I've built one as well that is similar but didn't make a video!! Yours look awesome!!
Thanks so much! A different version of this bench was one of my first projects. It's def a good one.
Hello Tamar! How did you make the jig for ripping at 1:14 or is that something that you bought?
Think that’s the kreg rip cut?
@@3x3CustomTamar The green piece you attached to the miter slot? Some kind of thin rip jig?
I loved the concept wow...
Thanks
A beautiful bench, i have subbed.
Awesome! Thanks!
Cool project.
+J Lathem thanks!
Nice, real real nice!
Thanks!
Great job
Thanks!
Wow. Vraiment trop beau. J'en veux un....
Sorry. Don’t understand
3x3Custom - Tamar Sorry : really nice this bench. I would luke to have one like that! Great job.
Thanks!!
I live the endgrain plywood look. I made a low dresser/tv stand with top and ends that way... I feel your pain on thing not lining up and the glue up.
+UgpFpv stressful glue ups seem to be a universal problem... ha
Thank you. I am going to try this.
Awesome! Have fun!
Knocked out of the Park!!! 😁😁
Sean McLemore thanks so much! ☺️
and I live it all n all.
great job...
El Taller de Nino thanks!
I didn't see u squaring up all the laminated sections as u glued up ?? 😞 mighta missed it...
A sprinkling of salt on the glue stops the joint slipping as u clamp..😎
The use of ply in this project brought back memories of a baaad splinter I recieved whilst sanding a plywood edge (by hand ) I was 16y.o. at the time & the "splinter" was approx 1/4" wide & ran just under the skin diagonally across the whole palm of my hand. 😨
My father, a cabinet maker by trade, took a sharp chisel & cut the skin along the length of the splinter & lifted it out... we were working in a kitchen cabinet shop at the time & I had fairly calloussed hands even then ... this is probably 40+years ago & hand-sanding was the preserve of us young apprentices..no big drama & back to work 😅
Still.... I often question the use of ply in projects such as this where little hands & bums are brushing against it... just a thought ☺
U did a fine job & it turned out nice, btw...I would have used chrome tube instead of dowel which is possibly a bit fragile & would be a bear to replace..
Sorry if it sounds like I'm being critical of your work, I'm not, it's great to see guys & gals using their hands & their heads learning skills, instead of "facebooking" their lives away...😩
Keep up the good work & watch those splinters 😅
Subbed & liked... 👍
Ouch. I didn’t film squaring it. Only after I squared it. Sorry
Muito legal.parabéns
Hi. Why didn't you make the legs from laminated plywood? Greetz
JW Kooi a) I didn’t have enough plywood scrap b) I thought the contrast in the box would be more pronounced with a 2x4 leg.
3x3Custom - Tamar. a ok. It makes sence. I like the result. I will use your idea. Thanks
JW Kooi awesome! Please share with me when you do!
3x3Custom - Tamar will do
3x3Custom - Tamar 1 question left. Do you have a sketch or global dimensions?
Makes me wanna build one !
+Tom Marliere do it!
3x3Custom - Tamar I put it on my project list ! 😉
Good stuff💯🎯
Thanks!
How do you like your Ryobi belt sander?
Collin Cunningham It gets the job done. It’s great for taking off lots of material with low grits. I have never used another belt sander before. So don’t have much to compare it to though....
3x3Custom - Tamar that's what I'm looking for. I have an old Black and Decker that sounds like a Boeing taking off. I like the price point of the Ryobi and it didn't sound too loud.
Collin Cunningham ha! Yeh it’s not too bad volume wise. But I usually hook it up to my vac. So need to wear ear protection anyway
3x3Custom - Tamar Awesome, thanks for the feedback! I subscribed yesterday, loving the content
Collin Cunningham thanks so much! Welcome! I really appreciate that!
Loved it
Thanks!
Somebody needs some more tools. Great video
+dale jones agreed. Tell it to my husband.... ha!
A simple way to fix those gaps is to mix some sanding dust with a little glue and use a small putty knife to spread it into the gaps. Let dry and sand as normal.
That’s usually what I do for small gaps. These were a bit too big for my liking. Ha.
Gracias
+Raul Antonio Araya Bugueño ☺️
Good project! Like the vid work too!! 👍 Ron, Littlewierdshop
Ron & Ron thanks so much Ron! I’m starting to get the hang of this whole video thing...
This is footwear stand nice
We all make mistakes, just natural part of the construction process.
+DIY Home & Garden Projects I Make a lot of them! One of my favorite parts of building is figuring out how to solve them.
Sweet
Thanks!