Great to see someone using simple/basic tools, not a domino, biscuit, planer, jointer, table saw in sight, yet a great result. Truly inspiring for those just starting out. Thanks.
My workshop tools cost about $25,000 and was built up over 10 years but I can do everything by hand and I mean using traditional non powered hand tools. . People can do detailed woodwork with the most basic hand tools if they tried. I still do work that is completely traditional the way I was taught as a child.
Secondhand reclaimed timber and minimal tools used to make a lovely piece of furniture. Real inspiration for garage woodies. Makes me feel better for not having all the machines you normally see used.
I really like the ease and simplicity of this project, not to mention the effective use of left-over laminate flooring and the lack of fancy tools . You don't need a fully-equipped wood shop to make nice things for your home.
I applaud you for an awesome video, no unnecessary loud distracting annoying music, no long introduction about you , your life, your history. Just straight to the point and you didn't even say a word. While I may not be able to make that bench (and btw great job) hats off to a great video.
I just love seeing people producing super cool stuffs using their old beat up tools on an overused working bench and an average shop. No fancy and expensive brand name. RESPECT!
I like the use of repurposed old wood and leftover flooring. Total cost was some hinges, chain, paint, screws, dowels and glue. Probably a $20 project. Great job!
Thanks for a great video! Clear and easy without too many pro-tools needed for a great design. I loved the teal and orange colours when you were sanding back and was a little sad to see them disappear!
AWESOME IDEA!!!!! BLOW MY MIND!!! Because I have the same floor at home and the rest of the floor stocked in my garage. Thanks a lot for your amazing idea and perfect project. God BLESS you.
Greetings Eamon Thank you for posting. Like other subscribers, I appreciated your workmanship using common woodworking tools. I like that you re-purposed materials that were headed for a landfill. As an alternative to sanding the paint off, is the use of a scraper - less dust, more effort likely. When I was a kid in a one room country schoolhouse, we used (the students) broken glass shards to scrape the varnish off our desks so they could be re-varnished. Worked very well. No gloves or safety glasses in those days. Need a sharp edge? - break some glass. What kid doesn't like breaking some glass? Blessings to you and yours.
Great build, not only does it look nice, i am very pleased on how he didn't use all that fancy tool most youtuber use. Show people you don't need fancy tools to build a good looking project.
I loved it! This was a great build, loved the variety of materials instead of using MDF or 2x4s, the final product was just simple, beautiful and superb!
me too....i was looking for an idea how to do the sides of my own box and then i saw you do this. what a great idea. thanx, i will subscribe to your channel too. great !🙂👍
I like this project. However, I would have put one more brace in the bottom of the storage compartment just to have a little added strength in the event someone overloads it.
Nice job. Looked like real wood, not laminate. Would have loved to see what the recycled wood would have looked like stained. I bet it would have been really nice. Maybe a future project...
Lovely job. I like the laminate flooring idea. Tip: Try a 4" foam roller for painting. So much quicker and anice even finish. No going back once you've tried it ;-)
well done!!!
Thank you Jimmy!!!!!! :-)
Great to see someone using simple/basic tools, not a domino, biscuit, planer, jointer, table saw in sight, yet a great result. Truly inspiring for those just starting out. Thanks.
Hi again Andrew, thank you very much for the kind comments.
Agreed! 🤣🤣🤣
Video title: how to make ... using simple tools.
Simple tools: semi industrial woodworking machines. 😅
I subbed purely because of the workmanship & lack of FANCY TOOLS. Majority of the YT videos I've seen, guys have thousand of dollars in machinery.
Thank you very much for that comment! It made my day! :-)
My workshop tools cost about $25,000 and was built up over 10 years but I can do everything by hand and I mean using traditional non powered hand tools. .
People can do detailed woodwork with the most basic hand tools if they tried. I still do work that is completely traditional the way I was taught as a child.
Exactly. I just subbed for the same reason.
Me too. Basic tools, craftsmanship, and imagination carry the day for me. Nice job.
@@EamonWalshDIYI'm with them I subbed for the same reason myself! ❤😊
Secondhand reclaimed timber and minimal tools used to make a lovely piece of furniture. Real inspiration for garage woodies. Makes me feel better for not having all the machines you normally see used.
Thank you very much Mr Doyle!
I really like the ease and simplicity of this project, not to mention the effective use of left-over laminate flooring and the lack of fancy tools . You don't need a fully-equipped wood shop to make nice things for your home.
Thank you very much Mike.
I applaud you for an awesome video, no unnecessary loud distracting annoying music, no long introduction about you , your life, your history. Just straight to the point and you didn't even say a word. While I may not be able to make that bench (and btw great job) hats off to a great video.
Hi Marlene, Thank you very much for your kind comments.
Thats the kind of woodworking i like to watch. Reusing materials. Doing it simple and efficiently. Nicely done!
Thank you very much Paulo.
I just love seeing people producing super cool stuffs using their old beat up tools on an overused working bench and an average shop. No fancy and expensive brand name. RESPECT!
Thank you so much!! 😊
I like the use of repurposed old wood and leftover flooring. Total cost was some hinges, chain, paint, screws, dowels and glue. Probably a $20 project. Great job!
Thanks again Shane.
Awesome, who would know old beat up blue board, few pieces of tools and pure brilliance and talent.
Thank you.😊
Love design, the re-use of materials, the use of basic tool but most of all the end product! Saving this one for future reference.
Thank you! You can find the measurements here www.instructables.com/Storage-Bench/
Wonderful to have on hand for little ones.
That's a nice tip using flooring to get the hardwood look without spending a fortune on hardwood.
It sure is! Thank you.
Thanks for a great video! Clear and easy without too many pro-tools needed for a great design.
I loved the teal and orange colours when you were sanding back and was a little sad to see them disappear!
Thank you very much for watching.
AWESOME IDEA!!!!! BLOW MY MIND!!! Because I have the same floor at home and the rest of the floor stocked in my garage. Thanks a lot for your amazing idea and perfect project. God BLESS you.
Thank you very much! 😀
This build is awesome! Great simple design added to creativity and talent. What a perfect project!!
Thank you very much!
You're not a DIYer any more but a professional. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Woody.
Greetings Eamon
Thank you for posting. Like other subscribers, I appreciated your workmanship using common woodworking tools. I like that you re-purposed materials that were headed for a landfill. As an alternative to sanding the paint off, is the use of a scraper - less dust, more effort likely. When I was a kid in a one room country schoolhouse, we used (the students) broken glass shards to scrape the varnish off our desks so they could be re-varnished. Worked very well. No gloves or safety glasses in those days. Need a sharp edge? - break some glass. What kid doesn't like breaking some glass?
Blessings to you and yours.
Thank you very much Neil. Thanks I might use a scrapper the next time, don't think Id risk the broken glass though! 😊
Great job. The only thing I would do is finish the top instead of painting. The reason being, I would be sitting on it often. Great project!
Thank you very much Carter.
Nice looking bench. Very smart the way you used the different type of woods.
Thank you Ana.
saved some $ on the laminate. Good idea, goes on clearance all the time in the back a few bucks for a left over box or two.
Thanks Lebron..
Great build, not only does it look nice, i am very pleased on how he didn't use all that fancy tool most youtuber use. Show people you don't need fancy tools to build a good looking project.
Thank you very much Eric..
I am trying to make a bench out of long cut offs from doors without pocket screw jig, this helped a lot. Great job!
Thank you very much Alaine. Here is more details on the bench if you need them www.instructables.com/Storage-Bench/
Nice work, thanks for sharing. Will adopt this idea using pallet wood as I'm in the process of making a storage box for my room.
Thanks Ricky, send me a pic when you are done.
I never thought about using flooring. Great look and it’s lightweight. Nice build!
Thank you very much.
I loved it! This was a great build, loved the variety of materials instead of using MDF or 2x4s, the final product was just simple, beautiful and superb!
Thank you José
Now if only i had all those handy tools
Real clean bench! I like how you used left over wood, those are the most creative projects I've found out!
Thank you!
That's really nice. Just getting into working at 50. I'd like to be able to make that for myself or someone. Nice job.
Thank you Richard. You will be making this and bigger and better thing in no time at all.
I like your idea of using lament flooring for the panels! New Sub!
Thank you very much bearded man
me too....i was looking for an idea how to do the sides of my own box and then i saw you do this. what a great idea. thanx, i will subscribe to your channel too. great !🙂👍
This build excites me... I love the you used the laminate...looking forward to making it...
Thank you, send me a picture when you are finished.
Eamon Walsh DIY - Thank you Eamon... I will, it’s my favourite storage DIY build. ♥️🌟
The laminate is such, a great,great, creative decision. 🙌🏽
Laminated flooring. Didn’t see that coming! Love it though
Thanks a lot Tim.
Nice job. Like the use of laminate boards for sides .
Thank you Ron.
Very well done. Liked how you used flooring as panels.
Thank you Joel.
Love it! Only using just simple tools and recycled wood.
Thank you Mae.
I really enjoy seeing projects from re cycled timber. Good job.
Thank you..
Impressing results using reclaimed wood, thumbs up!!
Thanks a lot Dan!!
You nailed it lad!!!
Amazing job. I would i buy it. And I love the sounds of hammering and chiseling
Thank you Bill.
Genius! That’s a great way to upcycle and use up leftover laminate flooring. Thanks for the idea! Great editing... to the point.
Thank you very much CDVS08!!
Eamon Walsh DIY, question. At 4:17, what router but did you use to make the groove to insert the laminate flooring?
It is a rebate bit like the one in this link: goo.gl/Va5SF4
Very nicely done. What a great place to store those backpacks that normall end up all over the place.
Thank you BronkBuilt! I am sure plenty of other bits will get stuffed in there also! :-)
Very nice! I love that use of the leftover laminate!
Thank you Nicholas!!
Gee, excellent work and inspirational to newbies someone like me.
Thank you very much.
Love the color change during sanding. Nice project.
Thanks!
Beautiful bench. I may build one of these. Well done video. Thanks.
Thank you, you can find more details about the bench here. www.instructables.com/Storage-Bench/
excellent.!!!! not over complicated and it looks fantastic
Thank you Bobby.
Unbelievable finish 👍
Thanks Mick. 😊
Amazing with limited tools . No table saw in the project
you make everything looks so easy .. great job man .. welldone
Thank you very much!
I have tried to make it, but the results are not good, Ive to learn more about the character of wood. it is your good work👍👍. Elegant
Thanks man, a bit of practice and you will be great.
adorable! I look the look gave by the laminate flooring too.
Nice use for the flooring ...
Thank you.
So THAT'S how it's done.
Nice work!! Goes to show you can build beautiful pieces without fancy tools.
Thank you very much Zach.
Buenísimo el vídeo. Muchas gracias por la información entregada. Saludos desde El Quisco, Chile.
¡Muchas gracias!
Beautiful!
Thank you Tamara 😊
Nice use of laminate!
Thanks Graham.
My thought exactly.
That was awesome! It looks like I could build it with the basic tools I have! Thanks for the great idea!
Thanks for watching Dave!
Great job! just goes to show with a few basic power tools and extra time you can make about anything. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Phoenix h!
That is lovely friend and I really like that you reused a lot of different things for the project. Really beautiful work!
Thank you very much Lakecia!!
I like this project. However, I would have put one more brace in the bottom of the storage compartment just to have a little added strength in the event someone overloads it.
Thank you.
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful...
Thank you Thank you Thank you :-)
Very nice I would have never thought of using flooring for paneling that was a very good idea I enjoyed your video
Thank you Daniel.
Awesome, though I would have used dowels for the whole thing. But all done with simple tools. You have a new subscriber!
Thank you very much Richard.
Excelente work and good second use of this garbage and relics. I like it.
Thank you Reinhard.
Nice job. Looked like real wood, not laminate. Would have loved to see what the recycled wood would have looked like stained. I bet it would have been really nice. Maybe a future project...
Lovely job. I like the laminate flooring idea. Tip: Try a 4" foam roller for painting. So much quicker and anice even finish. No going back once you've tried it ;-)
Thanks Graham..Will give it a go.
Nice video. There are many cool ideas and techniques used in this build.
Thank you
Absolute amazing work!Congratulations!👍Thank you.
Thank you very much Imre Szabo! 😊
Interesting ideas and good videography. Not sure what propose the dowels in the panel served, but it looks great! Way to reuse!
Thank you very much Doug.
Dude! Awesome. I totally want to get to this level. Lots to learn!
Thank you very much.
Buenísimo y m encantan todas las herramientas que usas👍🏆🌹👏👏👏👏👏
Gracias ingrid
Обалдеть, практичный и красивый сундук💪
большое спасибо
Another beautiful piece of furniture Eamon. Love it.
Thank you.. We both have been bust the last week!! :-)
O resultado ficou lindo.
Obrigada
This is awesome..wish I was smart enough to be able to make it lol Never used the router or whatever that thing is called..need to learn.
Thanks James.
Yes its a router, a little bit of practice and you will be making loads of furniture! 😊
Nice work. Thanks.
Thanks Brad.
You are a True Artist Sir. Excellent work always enjoy watching your videos 👍.
Thank you very much Vin!
Very well done!
Thank you John.
great little project.Awesome. Simple tenon and mortise
Thank you brayan!
Awesome informational educational video experience Y'alls
Thank you very much Steven..
Amazing skill!! Just WOW!!
Hi Peter, thank you very much.
Excellent build, interesting use of laminate flooring! I got some left after installing 65 meters so could use it for a chest like that :)
This is great, thanks for sharing the video!
Thank you Steven.
Really awesome build.
Thank you Greg.
Awesome, I did the trick with the laminate myself a few times before... never fails to impress! +1 abo
hello bro
Excellent recycle..
Love vids like this. I have about the same level of tools. Project seems within my reach compared to the vids where guys have fully kitted workshops.
Thank you very much.
How do you do that?!?!?!
Your finish on your painting is basically perfect. Great way of doing dowels as well!!
Thank you very much.😊
Wow what a great little project with left over wood 👍🏼
Thank you Akin Arif!
Beautiful.
such a nice, simple but well-made piece! Excellent!
Thank you so much Lin xue!
loved it ,very beautiful, practical. and well done.
Thank you very much.
Great use for laminate flooring. 👍
Thanks Smudgie33!!
Nice job. Like the idea of the laminate flooring. Will be a nice tough wear
Thank you very much John!!
This is REAL diy! suscribed
Awesome build! This will come in handy for my family as well.
Thanks Shane!
Great idea and a fantastic looking bench :) ॐ
Thanks Yogi.
Well done Eamon.
Thank you John.
Wow!!! Great job! I use dowel joinery a lot too!!
Thank you very much Crissy.