Please do everyone watching a favor and install the riving knife. I say this only because 1 week ago, I didnt. 4 stitches later, and a painful week.... well, you get the idea.
Great video and inspiration. Just got a bunch of cedar scraps from my Father-in-law yesterday, now I have another idea of what to do with them. Thank you
Just came across this video… as a builder and someone whose seen many woodworking videos.. I’ve gotta say, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your style of building, instruction, process throughout the video, and how you finished with showing how others are making money building something similar was very nice. Please keep them coming! 🙏
Awesome idea. I’d perhaps do things just a little differently with mitred corners etc. but otherwise I like it. Would probably look good painted a mid grey, but with the drawer fronts and top stained a rich jarrah or walnut.
Looks great. I’ll definitely give it a go. Table saw and a planer thicknesses would help, but I’m going to try with 4 by 1 gravel boards, hand plane and glue up.
Hey, great video. I’m just about to build a hall table & I was tossing up how to build the drawers, I’ll just make your design bigger, add some legs & job done. Thanks.
Very cool build. I will say it's interesting that people are buying those for $125+ a pop. They are worth it.. the quality of the wood, etc makes them much better than flimsy $40 or so crap you can buy. But still.. that's not "cheap". If I could make 5 or 6 of those a day 5 days a week and sell 25 or so a week.. that would be an amazing way to live. lol. Of course I'd build other things too.. but I do wonder how much shipping is, and how you box them up. The box to ship them in, the foam/padding/etc to put in the box so they arrive nice. How much does all that cost. I see Etsy is 6.5% transaction + 3% credit card (typical). Just curious what the profit is after materials, etsy fees and shipping/packaging? And how does one package these different wood projects? I am in to making subwoofers as well, those are heavy. I have to imagine shipping is like $50 to $150 depending on weight. If not more if shipped over seas. I subbed because I loved the ending with your wife "begging" so she can her nails done haha. That was pretty cool and your face after that. Loved it.
Thanks! I ship packages from my store that are 33 lbs., 36" x 18" box that is around $30-$35 for most places in the continental US. It gets ridiculous shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. For lighter projects I use bubble wrap and kraft paper. Larger items like the one I mentioned, I use 1/2" foam I get at Lowes. 8' x 4' sheet for $10, then cut to size.
Sorry for the beginner’s question, but is your board 3/4 inches thick and 8 inches wide? And what size pocket hole crews did you use? Thank you!! Love this and want to give it a shot myself
You could certainly do the whole build with glue and brads. It's just out of habit that I do the base of most of my projects with Kregs for extra strength, which you don't need in a small project like this.
Nice project but your safety procedures are very lax. As a teacher on this platform, you need to bone up on table saw safety and then demonstrate those principles to your audience (some of whom don’t know any better). For example, where is your riving knife? If you don’t think you need it, you are very mistaken and you have on your hands an accident just waiting to happen. Another thing is that we woodworkers need to study up on when to use the fence, and when to use a miter gauge or a crosscut sled. Crosscutting a plank of wood by sliding the short end along the fence is a REALLY dangerous thing to do. It’s another recipe for disaster. I firmly believe that we who teach woodworking owe it to our viewers to demonstrate proper safety protocols. You might save somebody’s hand, and you might save your own. I realize this message has a bit of a scolding tone, as I’m writing it quickly, but I mean it as a helpful heads-up because newbies don’t know what they don’t know and I want them to be safe. It only takes a split second of carelessness or distraction to create a profoundly life-changing accident.
Excellent tutorial and thank you for your service.
I appreciate it!
Please do everyone watching a favor and install the riving knife. I say this only because 1 week ago, I didnt. 4 stitches later, and a painful week.... well, you get the idea.
Or, you could make sure that the fence has a 1/64” runout and won’t bind the wood…
@@Qulevra except that wouldnt have helped in my case. The riving knife would have.
Nice job, I like it !!
Thanks!
Great video and inspiration. Just got a bunch of cedar scraps from my Father-in-law yesterday, now I have another idea of what to do with them. Thank you
Cedar scraps are.great
@@myhoneyshandmade1077 definitely
Thank you
Just came across this video… as a builder and someone whose seen many woodworking videos.. I’ve gotta say, I thoroughly enjoyed your video. Your style of building, instruction, process throughout the video, and how you finished with showing how others are making money building something similar was very nice.
Please keep them coming! 🙏
Thank you very much, I will!
Great video. I really like it.
Thank you very much!
Está. Buenisimo. Me. Gusta. Mucho🙋🏻
Gracias!
Great video! Thanks for the info, simple design with a great profit potential!
Thanks
That came out fantastic! Love it!
Thanks so much!
I like what you've got going on brother, so please keep it up! Looking great, Troop. HOOAH!!
I appreciate brother, thanks!
Great stuff. New sub~~!!
Thanks for the sub!
New subscriber. So your wife can keep getting her nails done
LOL, she will be most appreciative.
Nice build I’d love to see your process for the weathered black one you show at 9:44
I'll be trying this one soon. Thanks for sharing 👍
You're welcome, thanks!
Please be careful with kick back ,your temping the sawdust God . Nice build ,enjoyed the presentation. 👍
Thanks! I hear you!
Nice idea and nice job.ill have to do one of them. Thank you
You're welcome, thanks for watching.
صوتك جميل جدآ ويكون مثالي لشركات الاعلانات❤
Great video
Thanks!
Awesome idea. I’d perhaps do things just a little differently with mitred corners etc. but otherwise I like it. Would probably look good painted a mid grey, but with the drawer fronts and top stained a rich jarrah or walnut.
Thanks.
I love this idea! I believe I will use this for mine! Thank you for the idea!!😊
I didn't expect that at the end, but I threw I like on da video
Thanks!
Hey...Mani pedi's are important!!!
Haha very true!
My wife tells me that all the time lol
Looks great. I’ll definitely give it a go. Table saw and a planer thicknesses would help, but I’m going to try with 4 by 1 gravel boards, hand plane and glue up.
Thanks!
Your wife's comment did it for me. Great marketing. Thanks for sharing. Just subscribed
I appreciate it thank you!
Nice project, I'll try to make one of these, and I subscribed!
Thank you!
If you left out the drawers, it is still very nice pice of practical furniture. My wife woud put flowers on top and i csn stah my things under part.
True!
Hey, great video. I’m just about to build a hall table & I was tossing up how to build the drawers, I’ll just make your design bigger, add some legs & job done. Thanks.
Sounds great!
Great video! Do you have plans or the specific dimensions for this build available anywhere?
Not yet, but I need to get on it!
Anyone who puts the Army flag in their background is alright by me! Nice little build.
ESSAYONS!
Thanks!
What kind of wood did you use, and what size was it?
I use edge glued project panel that I get at Lowes. It comes in several sizes but I usually get the 16" x 36" size.
Very cool build. I will say it's interesting that people are buying those for $125+ a pop. They are worth it.. the quality of the wood, etc makes them much better than flimsy $40 or so crap you can buy. But still.. that's not "cheap". If I could make 5 or 6 of those a day 5 days a week and sell 25 or so a week.. that would be an amazing way to live. lol. Of course I'd build other things too.. but I do wonder how much shipping is, and how you box them up. The box to ship them in, the foam/padding/etc to put in the box so they arrive nice. How much does all that cost. I see Etsy is 6.5% transaction + 3% credit card (typical). Just curious what the profit is after materials, etsy fees and shipping/packaging? And how does one package these different wood projects? I am in to making subwoofers as well, those are heavy. I have to imagine shipping is like $50 to $150 depending on weight. If not more if shipped over seas. I subbed because I loved the ending with your wife "begging" so she can her nails done haha. That was pretty cool and your face after that. Loved it.
Thanks! I ship packages from my store that are 33 lbs., 36" x 18" box that is around $30-$35 for most places in the continental US. It gets ridiculous shipping to Alaska or Hawaii. For lighter projects I use bubble wrap and kraft paper. Larger items like the one I mentioned, I use 1/2" foam I get at Lowes. 8' x 4' sheet for $10, then cut to size.
You know that a happy wife brings a happy life, soooooooooooooooo...! Thank you for the video! I like this simple but very beautiful design.
Haha, that's true... thanks for the kind words!
Your wife is a hoot!
Ha! I'll let her know
Thank you for that nice video.
What type of wireless mic are you using?
Thank you. Its a Fulaim X5 off of Amazon.
Sorry for the beginner’s question, but is your board 3/4 inches thick and 8 inches wide? And what size pocket hole crews did you use? Thank you!! Love this and want to give it a shot myself
Looks to be 3/4 thick pine. 1.25 kreg screws..coarse thread.
@myhoneyshandmade1077 has it right. The wood is project panel from Lowes, great stuff to work with, mix of Pine, Spruce, and Fir.
Just out of curiosity, if you are already using Brad nails and putty on the top and back, why bother with the pocket holes and screws ?
You could certainly do the whole build with glue and brads. It's just out of habit that I do the base of most of my projects with Kregs for extra strength, which you don't need in a small project like this.
Did I miss the measurements for the drawers?
I just updated the description with the measurements.
@@minutemenwoodgreat project thankyou it’s a
Very nice but, it doesn't need a back and the divider does not need to go all the way back. This way less wood less money more profit.
True.
Are all the measurements listed? I couldn’t find them. I might be doing something wrong.
I just updated the description with the measurements.
Cool video fellow vet… subscribed 🫡
Appreciate it!
Buy your wife a mani/pedi. Good video, good idea too.
I sure will! Thanks!
Why not use rebates instead of pocket screws. Your riving knife is already removed….
How about using a nail gun in the proper direction.
Nice project but your safety procedures are very lax. As a teacher on this platform, you need to bone up on table saw safety and then demonstrate those principles to your audience (some of whom don’t know any better).
For example, where is your riving knife? If you don’t think you need it, you are very mistaken and you have on your hands an accident just waiting to happen.
Another thing is that we woodworkers need to study up on when to use the fence, and when to use a miter gauge or a crosscut sled. Crosscutting a plank of wood by sliding the short end along the fence is a REALLY dangerous thing to do. It’s another recipe for disaster.
I firmly believe that we who teach woodworking owe it to our viewers to demonstrate proper safety protocols. You might save somebody’s hand, and you might save your own.
I realize this message has a bit of a scolding tone, as I’m writing it quickly, but I mean it as a helpful heads-up because newbies don’t know what they don’t know and I want them to be safe. It only takes a split second of carelessness or distraction to create a profoundly life-changing accident.
I'm sorry. Disregard my original
I’ll support the mani’s and pedi’s lol 😂. I know what you’re going thru brother. Wouldn’t trade it for all the money in the world.
Haha that's right!
Great video.
Thanks!