DiResta | Classic Toolbox Project
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Watch Jimmy DiResta build a classic wood toolbox. Jimmy used reclaimed white oak stair treads to make this tool chest. There are some great woodworking techniques demonstrated in this project, including how to make box joints, how to make a lap joint panel, how to install butt hinges, tips for driving brass screws, and how to install some interesting lid support and catch hardware.
Rockler tools and hardware featured in this video:
Bench Dog Cast Iron Router Table: www.rockler.com...
Sure-Foot F-Style Clamps: www.rockler.com...
Rockler Router Table Box Joint Jig: www.rockler.com...
Rockler Box Joint Cauls: www.rockler.com...
Ball Tip Hinges: www.rockler.com...
Brusso Lid Support: www.rockler.com...
Jewelry Box Lid Catch: www.rockler.com...
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"Somebody somewhere is gonna buy that at a Fleamarket in a hundred years"
What a wonderful sentiment to keep in mind as you build something.
Agree. Try that statement for some of the crap that is out there. This is true craftmenship, which are very rarely found these days. I love the build. True art.
True, made to last. Maybe if there were more people like this, we would be more sustainable and this beautiful world will be there for our grand children.
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement ruclips.net/user/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
I love your last comment Jimmy! Someone is going to buy that at a flea market in 100 years. And the cycle continues! That how we should all feel about everything we make! Make it to last not only us but generations to come. Great video for a great box!
ive watched tons of your videos and its rare that you talk...kinda nice to hear your thought processes
There's just something about your box builds.. I love those vids the most... Beautiful!!!
As always another awesome video! I really like this toolbox. I restore hand planes and currently use some canvas tool bags for all of my odds parts that I keep to complete planes that are missing a frog or tote or whatever. I really like this box and will be building one soon. I really like your sanding board. My grandfather always had clever techniques to accomplish a task. I took my wife and granddaughter to the local farmer's market today and there was a little table for a local maker-space group and I thought of you. I told my wife that Jimmy DiResta would like that. It is nice to see people just making something with their hands. Thank you for sharing with us! A shout out from Fate, TX.
Beautiful box Jimmy!!!!! Estwing rules!!!!!!!
Really nice toolbox, great and passionated job as usual. Big fan of Jimmy
I was going to say you're an incredible craftsman, but I think it's more accurate to say you're an artist of functional objects.
Awesome build Jimmy, it turned out great!
Jimmy, you're the greatest! Greetings from the Russian carpenter!
amazing work
Another great build Jimmy Diresta. You should consider starting another channel reading bedtime stories. Your voice is so soothing it nearly puts me to sleep sometime. I guess if the RUclips thing doesn't work out for you ;-) you could have a career on NPR radio.
Awesome vid man, nice box
Nice job!
That's badass!
Nice! Very Nice!
Awesome...
Nice box. Had to laugh when you were showing all those chips and sawdust from the surface planer. Learned when I first bought mine that NOTHING makes chips like a surface planer!
i whish i had the money for those tools... u are lucky dear friend...
Nice.
Nice box! Is Spike on vacation?
Oh and Yeah that is definitely gonna be a Century old Flea Market find
would it be possible for you to make a chisel sharpener?
great job...faultless
sweet
is there a lumber yard in new york city that sells anything other than red oak, maple, and poplar? cant find any
how old is t his video
Thanks Rockler for supporting and sponsoring amazing craftsmen!
well said
Thank you!
My thoughts exactly. Very inspiring!
Agree! I think they understand the new world much better than others.
agreed! :)
High speed nailing is one of my favorite things on RUclips. : )
John Conklin and not only
on youtube iykwim
Same on YouPorn.
hahahaha !!
Gorgeous build. Love Jimmys stuff.
Hi Mr.Malecki of the past!
@@anthonyattaway3437 hey i know you!
Diresta hits another winning project outta the park. Great job Jimmy! Thanks, Rockler for sponsoring so many great craftsman!
Thank you bro!!
Very nice Jimmy. I learn so much from your videos.
Dale Gomm - Woodworking Novice how?
How am I a nocive?
I find his work to be inspirational. Sorry if that angers you in some way.
Somebody is gonna buy this on a Fleamarket in a hundret years! So this is how you do the parenting to your Grandchildren right: be prepared to buy the Diresta Toolbox
Order of operations: If you planed them for thickness before cutting the pieces to length you'd avoid all of that chatter on each individual piece.
Yep. Joint one side, resaw to get thinner boards, plane to thickness, cut to length.
Or push the pieces through one at a time, using one piece to push the last piece through so that there are no gaps. No gaps, no snipe
You should get a stamp with the year on it, so in a hundred years, the person that buys it knows when it was made!
Good idea, but just writing the year under the stamp would probably suffice. Sort of adds a bit more "personalization" to the piece without the hassle of having to keep changing stamps.
lsdave better idea is to inbed a current year penny in epoxy in the project.
lsdave good idea!
get a forstner bit the size of a coin and flush it in.
Hopefully they can search for "Diresta" on the internet and find these old videos archived somewhere hehe. Or rather, just show the box to their AI secretary and ask it who made it :P
"Somebody, somewhere is going to buy that in a flea market in a hundred years."
That is a beautiful thought. Another great video Jimmy
That's not a toolbox, that a piece of furniture! Beautiful!
Andy Birkey thank you bro
Andy Birkey rockier
I agree this is a beautiful piece of furniture. Mr Diresta don’t sell yourself short buddy you are as good if not better than a lot of cabinet makers or furniture makers
Thats some beautiful work. The locks are extra classy!
Really nice work Jimmy. I can't say I've ever used any Rockler products, but they sponsor just about every one of my favourite makers, so they must be doing something right...
Man, you totally fell for it. Geez...
The thing I love about your channel is that you are honest about the work you do. You are humble enough to put your mistakes/wisdom out there, which I believe is critical in growing as a craftsman. I love the cabinet because it has a story. Best wishes to you Jimmy!
I love that Diresta videos have 10 times of views that regular clips on sponsored channels. Jimmy pushed the limits!
This must be the first video that Jimmy doesn't use the bandsaw at all
I support you Rockler because you support Jimmy.
(That Brusso stuff is really nice)
Nice box brother.
Thank you!
I wouldn't call it a toolbox. its a piece of art for me.
love your videos there was one little thing i didn't like but it was so insignificant ive forgot what it was
In 100 years this will likely be a highly valued collectors item! Id sure pay a pretty penny to own it
This guy is talented and has a great RUclips channel. He could make so much more of it though if he plugged it with a few decals and signs around his workshop. I keep forgetting what it's called!
Thank you for the last statement as this is a heirloom project as I'm currently in the process of designing a toolbox similar to this for my 4 year old daughter to store her tools for her lifetime. This is an absolutely beautiful design and I'm going to definitely incorporate the paneling technique on the lid and bottoms into her toolbox design. Thank you once again and keep up the wonderful work.
First time seeing Jimmy use a router table!
A lot of awesomeness !!!! Thank you Rockler for supporting a great artist/Craftsman :)
How do 338 people not like this? Well done on the quality of the box and the video.
This just became my favourite Jimmy Diresta video ever!!! Your attention to detail for creating a box for keeping your tools shows how much you love your tools. You're an inspiration Jimmy.. Keep moving forward!!
Hello Diresta, thanks for the voice over! It's so much better with - than without.
What a pleasure it is watching you make that box. You really gave me a lot of tips in this video. Jimmy thank you for sharing my brother...
Nice Work Jimmy
Thanks Jimmy I learn so much from your videos, it takes so much effort to constantly alter your work flow so you can film yourself. We appreciate it.
Try a plastic straw to clean up the majority of the glue squeeze out before the wet rag. Glue goes in the straw!
Simple utilitarian and beautiful, I like it!
Fantastic build.
wow. art man. this is amazing. I get ideas and learn something every time I watch a diresta video.
what a master. i learn something every time i watch diresta
Looks stunning. My leather tools are in a plastic tray. I think I need to try harder.
Beautiful toolbox, the sanding plate is brilliant of course..i even like the Rockler router table..perfect video..well done! I seriously would watch Jimmy sort through a box of router bits, because I know I would learn something new.
Beautiful and inspiring box Jimmy! Who says talking is just for podcasts? It is helpful to hear the tips and tricks that could be missed otherwise. Rockler keep giving this man tools so we can add them to our wish list. Please call us if you ever need slave labor on 200 whiskey boxes.
Thanks. Immense satisfaction to watch. Thanks Rockler! I added you're site on my favourites list. You've got great products! If Jimmy did not show you of here, I never would have gone through the effort to look you up! Love those snapping fittings & hinge stops. Absolutely beautiful!
I love the details , thanks for sharing. Why wait a hundred years, I will buy it from you now!!!
Very nice build, thank you. There is something very special about recovering timber from old buildings and furniture and then crafting new functional and attractive objects that can be treasured and again last for decades. Cheers, David.
Again as always great job and fun to watch. I love your expiation of wood worker vs a metal worker and I am in the same boat with you. Keep it up so I can enjoy my guilty pleasure - I love work I could watch it for hours.
I just saw the video without sound, and maybe Jimmy adressed this in the video but I still wonder. How come he used a a ship lap joint with the lid and the bottom, but then glued them together? And then glued and nailed the panel directly on the box? This seems to be a poor combination because it does not include the possible movement of the wood. As soon as white oak panels swells, the panel will crack or the box burst? As I said, maybe Jimmy maybe dresses it up in the video ...
Alexander paaske Börjesson I did consider this. Not sure what can happen. I'll do a follow up in. 6-10 months.. I suspect a little movement. Not enough to break the box.
Thank you for the answer Jimmy, I look forward to seeing more videos from your new space. It has been exiting to follow your move
I can never get enough of these Diresta project videos. Makes the down time at the fire house pass in a hurry!
Thanks again for sharing your awesomeness, Jimmy!
Thanks for this great video. I am a DIYer: I loved the pace of your editing and the simple, direct explanations of what you are doing. So many great titbits of experience and learning and the video is formatted to be easily rewatchable.... and the toolbox looks great too. Thank you.
Nice job ...beatrifull box budy!!!...congratulations!!..Regards from Guadalajara Mex.
Yikes, the hardware's a bit pricey. I guess like most things though, you get what you pay for.
Beautiful toolbox skilfully made, I'll be afraid to use it in case I scratch it. lol. thank you for sharing.
Classic Box...Classic Fun on top of moving...! Oh snap...Those snaps are just cool...!Great video, greetings from Denmark.
great build. I love jimmy's work. Thanks Rockler for supporting and sponsoring amazing craftsmen!
It exudes feelings of organisation, precision & strength, so helpful to the mind when wrestling the raw into the refined. Thank you!
Jimmy What was the router in the router table and what was the model of the plunge router you used. i'm looking a possibly building a table router but i've only used palm routers.
Woah. An American using millimeters? Go figure eh. 🤣
Regarding the fitting for holding up the box lid, they're generally called "Stays" or Friction Stays". Nice video.
www.veneerinlay.com.au/stays/1395-brass-box-lid-stay-full-mortice-4-stays.html
This is a good woodworking book, “pepe amazing plan” (Google it). I took numerous classes and finished a 1 year diploma in carpentry at a local tech college; this is much better than any book I worked out of during those lessons. It includes helpful pictures and goes over just about everything.
Excellent Project Brother. . . . "A True Carpenter Always smells the wood,Always" Congrats for your new Shop is "F" Awesome ! ! ! 👍🔔I Subscribe
beautiful toolbox. thank's for another good video jimmy...cheers from mexico...
Fantastic work as usual jimmy!!😊👊👊is have to say the nails are my favorite touch if anyone was wondering what my humble opinion was 😊😊😊🍀🍀
You and my Father would have gotten along great. He was like you (excuse me for saying it this way), "Jack-Of-All-Trades, Master-Of-None". With the exception of giving birth and breast feeding I honestly don't think there was nothing he couldn't do. He taught me so much, about life, how to treat people (even those you don't really care for!), cooking, fishing, farming, ranching, carpentry, welding, etc... The only thing I could never do was electrical work. I'm the worse kind of color blindness there is.
Anyway, I love watching your videos Sir. Keep'em coming!
i really loved this commentary in this video specifically jimmy!c
HUmmingbirds the world over suddenly take an interest in carpentry. ^~^
Grateful for you, Jimmy. Feeling inspired. Ready to get to work now.
Jimmy you could work in complete darkness and it would still come out amazing.....stay well my brother ...
Nice tool box. The hardware is nice, but crazy expensive...those box catches are $60 CDN each.....ouch.
“Somebody somewhere is gonna buy it on a flee market in a hundred years.” ❤️
Really great. You have inspirate me to build up a box like this too. But I cant use Oak because I have no Oak. But there are some nice plywood of birch......I will see.
Amazing.....thank you!
I thought i was the only one who thought the sound of those clips were satisfying? I love to hear your use of adjectives. Great Job as usual.
0r ... it finds it's way to the Smithsonian Americana Exhibition Celebration in about 75 years ... also fitting.
I feel obliged to gather my leatherwork supplies and tools and make them a posh box....... Lovely build.
Mr. Jimmy, coming from a VERY limited antiques and collectables back ground, we always called the device that kept the lid open a "lid stay". It might not be the right name though, back woods PA and such.
Love the details. It's the details that i watch projects like this. It may seem trivial but can you tell me more about the broad head brads you used?
Howdy, Don't denigrate your skills.....An iron worker working in wood. Man, I wish I had half your skills. I learned a couple of new things with this video; that sanding board looks cool. I'm going to subscribe and that's saying a bunch for an old fart like me!
The water in the the glue promotes galvanic corrosion, as it dries, oxidizing and ultimately screwing ya all.
Me, I cover the bottom clamps with any uniform material, cardboard, kraft paper, even cloth... like burlap, which nicely soaks up the excess that would otherwise foul the tabletop.
Also... if you are careful, use few or no metal clamps, a glass tabletop is very easy to clean...and works well.