Vintage Beer Crate

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  • @mikecook9858
    @mikecook9858 9 месяцев назад

    Well done. I enjoyed watching this video.

  • @swillk1
    @swillk1 8 лет назад +1

    Nice job for your first woodworking project! I like your attention to detail in everything you do. I built a firewood storage shed about a year ago and used your previous video as a guide. Keep up the good work and keep making videos.

    • @mugs132
      @mugs132  8 лет назад

      Really appreciate the nice comments and follow up. Cheers!

  • @TEA_PHX
    @TEA_PHX 4 года назад

    This is great!

  • @USN_WoGW
    @USN_WoGW 7 лет назад +1

    Looks great dude. Crazy to try and tackle box joints on your first project. Happy woodworking.

    • @mugs132
      @mugs132  7 лет назад

      Schmid Vicious Thanks, I really appreciate you watching my video. Lol

  • @joee1085
    @joee1085 5 лет назад

    Well presented! I really like your video. Took away some good ideas from this. Thank you ! I would like to see a picture of the originals you used as the models. Also, maybe title a copy of the video with "make" in it, so it pops up in the " how to make a wooden crate" searches. Great job!

  • @barriepotter6422
    @barriepotter6422 7 лет назад

    Beautiful!

  • @kyleshanley6853
    @kyleshanley6853 6 лет назад

    What would you sell one of these boxes for? I want one. I realize a lot of work went into it.

  • @jakea8380
    @jakea8380 7 лет назад +1

    Awesome video. I was planning on buying the same table saw, and the biggest complaint on the reviews was the odd size for the slide. I'll give it a go. Your explanation is fast and detailed. Great job on the video.

    • @mugs132
      @mugs132  7 лет назад

      jakea8380 Thanks for watching my video, and compliments. All those contractors table saws (essentially more portable) have narrow/odd miter guide widths, requiring custom fab sleds. I believe any table saw with a cast iron top will get you the right size miter gauge width, 3/4".