Your trick with the floss is great, but I am so grateful for your technique of using steel screws to tap for the easily broken but beautiful brass screws! Thank you! And great job on the project!
Love your woodwork and designs come to life. I am a home woodworker who loves to make projects for everyday use and larger diy and love seeing yours and others work of such high quality, keeps me trying hard to up my game. Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to building a large chicken coop once I learn to layout the design using Shapr3d after watching your video demonstrating it. Cheers and keep the videos coming
This is just perfect! My husband is the woodworker in the house and I have to say you are setting the bar really high for him! 😂 I’m going to be homeschooling our daughter next year and my daughter is so excited for “Ms. Mommy” to be her teacher. This would be PERFECT for my desk! 😅
That is a beautiful thing you made there, sir. Just that top organizer tray alone is awesome, but you stepped it up and made an amazing case to sit under it. Well done!
Yeah man! I saw your jewelry box! It’s what turned me on to the Brusso hardware! And it’s crazy you used the sliding dovetail battens too cuz I actually saw it in some old 2000yr old palaces when I was in China a few months ago so I’ve been wanting to try it on a project. Then I saw ur build, I was like “yep this is where I’m going to try it” lol
Look at all these high end tools! People just simply can’t afford dental floss like the good old days. I actually watched this with the sound off because I’m with company, but I can’t wait to watch it again and to check out the rest of your videos. I’m sure I could put together something in SketchUp, but I would certainly buy plans or a even just the model if you’re selling something. You also have Shaun Freaking Boyd commenting on your video! How cool is that? Great project and great video.
I've just recently discovered your channel and I am looking forward to your amazing creations. Thanks for your time in making and producing these awesome videos!
WhoKnowsWho2 keep in mind this isn’t my full time job...the work took me about 5 weeks plus two weeks off due to an injury (once again, don’t rush lol). I had to make the top tray three times because originally I was going to make the tray plus the base from one piece instead of two pieces glued together. Failed both times
@@BevelishCreations ooo, is this the build that resulted in your injury? So it literally was built with your blood? You should do a fails video, I'd watch that too, lol.
Bevelish Creations I am on RUclips all the time and share very few videos. I shared this video to 10 of my family and friends. I am hoping to get on RUclips myself and in addition to being an inspiring video regarding your craft, your authentic personality really resonated because I am not like the typical “in your face” kind of person either. So again, thank you!
Mr Alex... Thanks for a great video. I enjoyed observing your techniques and precision. I especially appreciate your clear narration of what you are doing withOUT woodworking machine noises, echoey voice in shop, and head-banger music. All of these withOUTs make it easy to focus on what you are doing and why. I'll tune in more often. Thx
I am so shocked I have never come across your channel! I stumbled on this video through the Sumner Woodworking Store blog, and so glade I did! Amazing guild, and skills and your shop is amazing! Hope all is well during the stay home, stay safe!
Nice work, Alex! I read in the comments that you've only been woodworking for 1.5 years, very impressive. Also, pretty sweet tool collection you've got there. I'm only slightly jealous
Very informative video, Alex. Lots of nice tips in there. That will be a piece to pass down for generations. Your kids are going to inherit some amazing furniture, along with some great stories from Dad. You should be very proud of your work.
Alex, I was about 20 or so when I made my first real piece of furniture. It was a jewelry box for my girlfriend, similar in size to your organizer but a bit taller. Made from solid oak, with drawers similar to what you did with no slides - just wood on wood. My uncle helped me with both the design and manufacture of it. Neither of us had any clue about wood movement. For the life of that box (my ex-wife, now, so I assume she still has it) it was a struggle every season change to get the drawers to slide correctly. I was so happy that the drawers fit snugly and each one was matched to it's place in the box. So clueless. LOL. I see yours have a bit of clearance so that should not be a problem for you. Oh, and yea, plywood bottoms - thumbs up for those!
Don's Woodies yeah the sponsor wanted everything made from solid wood. I did a lot of research to make sure I covered everything (I hope) so I don’t put out some misinformation out there on the web. I’m glad you told me about the drawers haha, because I was questioning whether wood movement would be a problem on such small pieces for me to leave such large gaps. Hopefully mine will be ok haha
@@BevelishCreations I think yours will be fine. When I said mine were snug, I mean you wouldn't have been able to fit a piece of paper alongside the drawer. BIG mistake with solid wood. I might have been OK if I had the grain going the correct direction on the draw bottom, but being clueless at that time it wasn't even a thought.
Sorry, I don’t have plans for this. But I’m working on my website currently and will eventually do a detailed write up for it and probably free plans to go with it. But my site won’t go live until late January
Thi is a really beautiful piece! I love your quality woodwork skills and camera skills! Thank you and I’ve just subscribed after arching my first video ❤️
I wish you had shown more detail of setting up the 2nd angled cut of the tray. Getting it lined up with the first cut must have been no easy trick. Did you use a spacer of some sort in the kerf of the first cut?
That came out beautiful. I really appreciate the fact that you used your router instead of using the CNC. When I saw your design I was slightly disappointed and started thinking about how I would go about doing that without a CNC, so I was very happily surprised when I saw you making the template. Video is very well done too, I love the whole vibe and started me thinking about making something for myself. Did you design the organizer with specific items in mind or did you just build it and put in what could fit after the fact?
Yeah I wanted to make my projects as accessible as I can. So if I can do something without a CNC, I’ll show it without the CNC. Glad it was helpful! I designed it knowing I wanted a pocket for pencils/pens, one for sticky notes, and one for my business cards to stand up in. I measured now big those three would need to be, and then randomly created other pockets in a design I think looked good
What a result, Alex. Absolutely superb design and I really like the Brusso hinges that you’ve used too; they add a touch of class to your piece, which happens to also be very classy too. I’m also glad you’ve mentioned your Instagram account, because I’m going to pop on there and give you a follow too 👍
I don't suppose by any chance, that you have a set of drawings so that we can try to make this one on our own? This is awesome, and Walnut is my absolute favorite wood to work with!
Nah no plans sorry. I just laid stuff out on a table and measured what pockets I needed, taking into account of the radius of the router bit I used and drew it out on a piece of MDF for the template. Then everything else was just built around that top tray
Unbelievable work! Subscribed and look forward to seeing more. As an idea perhaps you could build a computer desk to compliment this piece. I am looking to doing that myself in the future.
You deserve a lot more recognition, this is beautiful work and your attention to detail is commendable
Thank you so much!
attention to detail is the way to achieve exquisite results.
Your trick with the floss is great, but I am so grateful for your technique of using steel screws to tap for the easily broken but beautiful brass screws! Thank you! And great job on the project!
Dang man! Sometimes the small builds are the most intricate. Great work!
Thanks Shaun! You’re so right...I thought this was going to be a quick project. But I soon realized that wasn’t the case lolll
Beautiful fantastic craftsmanship
I just love walnut
Thank you
Very-very good job!
Thanks!
beautiful organizer mate!
Thanks!
That has to be one the nicest looking desk top organizers I've seen in a very long time!
Thank you!
@@BevelishCreations always!
Love your woodwork and designs come to life. I am a home woodworker who loves to make projects for everyday use and larger diy and love seeing yours and others work of such high quality, keeps me trying hard to up my game. Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to building a large chicken coop once I learn to layout the design using Shapr3d after watching your video demonstrating it. Cheers and keep the videos coming
Nice job on a beautiful piece. Walnut is an absolutely beautiful piece of wood, I love using it when I build things. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!
Now I really want to get one of these organizers...
Beautiful
Nice attention to detail
Thanks!
Magnifique travail, précision, minutie....félicitations.
Thank you :)
I would definitely buy this!
Beautiful work.
The dental floss on the ball catch is a great trick. Thanks.
Glad you found it useful
Alex, you've totally outdone yourself again! This piece is absolutely stunning! And so many useful tips throughout the video...love the floss trick!
Thanks Ethan! Who knew floss can take more than just stuff out of teeth? Haha
Hahaha - this is definitely a less gross application!
I would so have this on my desk. Absolutely stunning. Keep up the good work.
Thanks
Beautiful work, dude. Pretty amazing! 😃
I just subscribed!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Very nice! Do you have plans? Or can I ask the overall length and width? Thank you!
This is just perfect! My husband is the woodworker in the house and I have to say you are setting the bar really high for him! 😂 I’m going to be homeschooling our daughter next year and my daughter is so excited for “Ms. Mommy” to be her teacher. This would be PERFECT for my desk! 😅
Haha nice! He can message me whenever if he’s got questions :D
That is a beautiful thing you made there, sir. Just that top organizer tray alone is awesome, but you stepped it up and made an amazing case to sit under it. Well done!
Thanks!
Stunning!
Thanks
Turned out great man! This would look awesome right next to the jewelry box I built a few months back.
Yeah man! I saw your jewelry box! It’s what turned me on to the Brusso hardware! And it’s crazy you used the sliding dovetail battens too cuz I actually saw it in some old 2000yr old palaces when I was in China a few months ago so I’ve been wanting to try it on a project. Then I saw ur build, I was like “yep this is where I’m going to try it” lol
beautiful job, thanks for the door stiffener info.
Alex!!! You have no idea just how much I loved this build! A true work of art!
Thanks man! I’m really glad you like it!
Very impressed.
Thanks!
Very nice work you do.👍
Thanks
-Beautiful work, but I am impressed by the tools you use... -Trabajo hermoso, pero me impresiona las herramientas que utiliza.
Thanks!
Uffff impresionante su trabajo señor, muy muy muy buen trabajo, enhorabuena 👍😀👍
Gracias!
This is hands down the most beautiful desk organizer I've ever had the pleasure of viewing. You're a true craftsman!
Thanks!
super build i like it a lot.
Quality! Would love to see more cad design videos then for you to make the design. Keep the vids coming
the angle,
nice touch.
Thanks!
Beautiful! I just finished a headboard trimmed out with some walnut. Really fun material to work with!
My favorite material!
Look at all these high end tools! People just simply can’t afford dental floss like the good old days. I actually watched this with the sound off because I’m with company, but I can’t wait to watch it again and to check out the rest of your videos. I’m sure I could put together something in SketchUp, but I would certainly buy plans or a even just the model if you’re selling something. You also have Shaun Freaking Boyd commenting on your video! How cool is that? Great project and great video.
Haha hey I used dental floss in this build! It was actually a very important tool for this :D maybe I’ll do a plan for this in the near future :)
First video I've seen of yours and what a great place to start. Obviously subscribed.
Thank you so much! Hope you enjoy the rest as well :)
Beautiful piece
Thanks!
I've just recently discovered your channel and I am looking forward to your amazing creations. Thanks for your time in making and producing these awesome videos!
Thank you for following along!
stunning piece of work
Thanks!
Beautiful work
Thanks!
This is beautiful! 🌹Rosie of Oz 🇦🇺
thanks！
Awesome build. Really highlights how many steps are needed for something small like this.
Thanks! I was even surprised how long this ended up taking haha
@@BevelishCreations haha, how many days did it end up taking total?
WhoKnowsWho2 keep in mind this isn’t my full time job...the work took me about 5 weeks plus two weeks off due to an injury (once again, don’t rush lol). I had to make the top tray three times because originally I was going to make the tray plus the base from one piece instead of two pieces glued together. Failed both times
@@BevelishCreations ooo, is this the build that resulted in your injury? So it literally was built with your blood?
You should do a fails video, I'd watch that too, lol.
WhoKnowsWho2 yep ran my fingers through the jointer...if you look closely near the end where I started making the door my fingers were bandaged lol.
Truly, truly beautiful and inspiring. Thank you for making this and sharing with us your passion.
Thanks!
Bevelish Creations I am on RUclips all the time and share very few videos. I shared this video to 10 of my family and friends. I am hoping to get on RUclips myself and in addition to being an inspiring video regarding your craft, your authentic personality really resonated because I am not like the typical “in your face” kind of person either. So again, thank you!
wow great work!
Thank you!
Nice job. I’m digging that white marker/pen you were using
Thanks!
You are an amazing artist, Alex!
Thanks for the kind words :D
You inspire me, I'll make one!
Awesome!
Excellent project my friend! 👍 💯
Thanks man!
Hello, this is awesome and just what I am
Looking for to make for my husbands desk. Do you have plans? Thanks
No I’m sorry, I don’t have plans
Beautiful. I'm a total sucker for the combination of dark woods and brass, especially on smaller projects.
Me too! Glad you like it!
Mr Alex... Thanks for a great video. I enjoyed observing your techniques and precision. I especially appreciate your clear narration of what you are doing withOUT woodworking machine noises, echoey voice in shop, and head-banger music. All of these withOUTs make it easy to focus on what you are doing and why. I'll tune in more often. Thx
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it :D
I am so shocked I have never come across your channel! I stumbled on this video through the Sumner Woodworking Store blog, and so glade I did! Amazing guild, and skills and your shop is amazing! Hope all is well during the stay home, stay safe!
Thanks!
WOW. BRAVO!
Thanks!
This is absolutely phenomenal. Would order one.
Thank you!
Found you on my suggested videos. This video was amazing and the project is beautiful. Subscribed!
Thank you!
Very nice!
Thanks!
Please make a site and sell your woodworking plans you're stuff is amazing
Thanks :)
fantastic...
Thanks!
Amazing craftsmanship!
Thank you!
This is such an awesome build Alex! Thank you for sharing! -Sarah
Thanks Sarah! Glad you enjoyed it
Great looking piece!! Do you have a plan for the build? I went to your website but did not see any.
Hey sorry I don’t have a plan for this build. I might make one in the future
Fantastic build Alex! That organizer is amazing and has so much information in the build! Great work, as always!
Thank you!
Nice work, Alex! I read in the comments that you've only been woodworking for 1.5 years, very impressive. Also, pretty sweet tool collection you've got there. I'm only slightly jealous
Thanks! :)
That is a beautiful organizer. As a woodworker, I can appreciate the time and effort you put into it.
Thanks!
This turned out absolutely beautifully. I really enjoyed your video style, plus picked up some great tips along the way. Great job!
Thank you! Glad you liked it :D
Parabéns! Amo esses trabalhos! Você é muito criativo!
obrigado!
Beautiful project. Great details.
Thank you!
nice product
Thank you!
Very cool project- looks great! When can I buy one??
Haha thank you
Thank you for sharing your work, Alex.
Anytime! :)
Thank you for the inspiration to make my organizer. Love this channel need more subs.
good job nice presentation
Thanks
That is awesome. Nice job.
Thanks!
You are a rock star Alex, always enjoyable, this is a great looking project.
Thanks man! Glad you enjoyed it! :D
Impressive
Thanks!
WOW. Nice Job, it looks awesome.
Thank you!
Small timers like me really enjoy your work. It’s inspiring and I can’t wait to see what you do next
Thank you!
Nice, very nice.
Thanks! Appreciate it
Very informative video, Alex. Lots of nice tips in there. That will be a piece to pass down for generations. Your kids are going to inherit some amazing furniture, along with some great stories from Dad. You should be very proud of your work.
Thank you Don! Yeah I learned a lot from this project! I suggest using plywood for drawer bottoms haha. It was a lot of work
Alex, I was about 20 or so when I made my first real piece of furniture. It was a jewelry box for my girlfriend, similar in size to your organizer but a bit taller. Made from solid oak, with drawers similar to what you did with no slides - just wood on wood. My uncle helped me with both the design and manufacture of it. Neither of us had any clue about wood movement. For the life of that box (my ex-wife, now, so I assume she still has it) it was a struggle every season change to get the drawers to slide correctly. I was so happy that the drawers fit snugly and each one was matched to it's place in the box. So clueless. LOL. I see yours have a bit of clearance so that should not be a problem for you. Oh, and yea, plywood bottoms - thumbs up for those!
Don's Woodies yeah the sponsor wanted everything made from solid wood. I did a lot of research to make sure I covered everything (I hope) so I don’t put out some misinformation out there on the web. I’m glad you told me about the drawers haha, because I was questioning whether wood movement would be a problem on such small pieces for me to leave such large gaps. Hopefully mine will be ok haha
@@BevelishCreations I think yours will be fine. When I said mine were snug, I mean you wouldn't have been able to fit a piece of paper alongside the drawer. BIG mistake with solid wood. I might have been OK if I had the grain going the correct direction on the draw bottom, but being clueless at that time it wasn't even a thought.
WOW. This looks incredible. Amazing work. I aspire to have your level of skill!
Thank you! Just don’t be afraid to try things :)
nicely done alex. ive learned a few things there which i will have to use in the future. thank you!
Awesome!
This great. By chance do you have plans for this item?
Sorry, I don’t have plans for this. But I’m working on my website currently and will eventually do a detailed write up for it and probably free plans to go with it. But my site won’t go live until late January
@@BevelishCreations great. I just subscribed amd will looking out for them.
really amazing design, I wanna build something like this for a costumer as a make up organizer, so your video help me a lot
Awesome! Glad I can help
Thi is a really beautiful piece! I love your quality woodwork skills and camera skills! Thank you and I’ve just subscribed after arching my first video ❤️
Awesome! Great work!
Thank you!
Holy Woodpecker!!
Hahaha
I wish you had shown more detail of setting up the 2nd angled cut of the tray. Getting it lined up with the first cut must have been no easy trick. Did you use a spacer of some sort in the kerf of the first cut?
No I usually just make layout lines and line things up and cut them to the line. I think I’ve just gotten good at doing that
Çok güzel bir çalışma olmuş, elinize sağlık.
teşekkür ederim
That came out beautiful. I really appreciate the fact that you used your router instead of using the CNC. When I saw your design I was slightly disappointed and started thinking about how I would go about doing that without a CNC, so I was very happily surprised when I saw you making the template. Video is very well done too, I love the whole vibe and started me thinking about making something for myself. Did you design the organizer with specific items in mind or did you just build it and put in what could fit after the fact?
Yeah I wanted to make my projects as accessible as I can. So if I can do something without a CNC, I’ll show it without the CNC. Glad it was helpful! I designed it knowing I wanted a pocket for pencils/pens, one for sticky notes, and one for my business cards to stand up in. I measured now big those three would need to be, and then randomly created other pockets in a design I think looked good
This is stunning! Found you on instructables (we placed second in the Home Decor contest). Your workmanship is superb!
Just Might DIY congratulations! Thanks for following along! :)
@@BevelishCreations We'll definitely learn some new stuff! Thanks for sharing your craft. :)
Eccezionale, davvero gran bel lavoro! Greets from Italy 🇮🇹❤️
Thank you!
What a result, Alex. Absolutely superb design and I really like the Brusso hinges that you’ve used too; they add a touch of class to your piece, which happens to also be very classy too.
I’m also glad you’ve mentioned your Instagram account, because I’m going to pop on there and give you a follow too 👍
Thank you!
I don't suppose by any chance, that you have a set of drawings so that we can try to make this one on our own? This is awesome, and Walnut is my absolute favorite wood to work with!
Nah no plans sorry. I just laid stuff out on a table and measured what pockets I needed, taking into account of the radius of the router bit I used and drew it out on a piece of MDF for the template. Then everything else was just built around that top tray
@@BevelishCreations Awesome work! Thanks anyway!
Unbelievable work! Subscribed and look forward to seeing more. As an idea perhaps you could build a computer desk to compliment this piece. I am looking to doing that myself in the future.
Wow. Absolutely beautiful. Instant subscribe. 👍👌
Thank you!
yo this is some great video content! what a crazy weird random stumble to find, keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!
excelenete gr8 diy
Thanks!
Killed it!
Thanks!
Good job man!
Thanks!