It was a little flimsier than I expected. I had to add a 2x2 piece of wood to the bottom on the rear side in order to stabilize it better ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXTh-lz-8W6GcB219vTLp27-MxbZYObBX . It is also starting to bow a little at the outer wall ( I've had it up for about 6 months), I've already had a shelf tumble down because of the bow and the fact that the little shelf brackets are quite short. I went out to home depot and got some longer ones so that the shelves don't tumble down again. Overall, it looks very nice for the price and it holds a lot ( I use it as a pantry). I am very satisfied with my purchase. I just strongly suggest reinforcing it before putting it up.
Love your sense of humor Shaun! Great job on this one! I’m sure your sponsor appreciated you opening up their lift to a different type of crowd. Great stuff!
Brilliant video mauwn! A real glassy piece of work. I love the design and, "That finishing touch" was, absolutely, "The finishing touch". "Bottoms up", "Ishh". Keep 'er lit Bro!
Just found your channel and man I am impressed with the all round quality of the pieces and the videos. What impresses me even more is the lack of pocket holes in all the projects that I’ve seen so far, hope their absence continue. Keep it up!
Really appreciate it! I could probably count the number of pocket holes I have drilled in my life on one hand. Nothing against them, just not something I have decided to use in my furniture. Thanks for watching!
Beautiful and smart. Really enjoyed this. You got me seriously thinking about that damned X Carve. Feels like a slippery slope, but it's so doggone compelling.
Mastery is in the details. At around 8:08 in the video, before and after, the view of the cabinet is at an angle. Note the angle of the walnut on the side continues to the toe kick/base, perfectly in line with one another. Depending on where this sits in the home where it will be, that might not be visible. However, details like that speak to the overall quality of the work. Well done, sir.
Gah, I LOVE the way that turned out! The lines you inlaid on the front might be my favorite part...NO, the angle between the walnut and maple...NO, the brass! Oh, I like it all!
Great Build....how many hrs did you invest into it and what would the cost to a client be for something like this?....i know the lift alone is 500+ in most cases I have my first commission piece im starting and i want to make sure i price fairly
You might fool others with the Titebond bottle but I can clearly see a bottle of Lagavulin (16?) in the thumbnail. Good choice by the way 😉 Cabinet looks awesome as well.
Im not in California. I will be in June and haven’t booked the flight. Maybe I could drive. Should I assume I will have to use credit for the purchase?
I try to, but sometimes I forget! But yes, part of the consideration when making my logo was the ease of putting it onto finished pieces. Thanks for watching!
Hey Shaun what do you use to spread the finish? I seem to have picked the single 'tool' you didn't list in description. I've been using foam brushes and not super happy with it. Pads look like a good alternative. Thanks for the great video as always!
Thanks Scott! I almost always just use blue paper shop towels unless I am using a thick polyurethane or something. But for any oil finishes, or even wipe-on poly, it is just paper shop towels. Hope that helps!
Yeah, the ones that come with the machine are great for really intricate stuff, but they are just so tiny. I am using a spiral upcut bit that I already had for my routers. Not sure the brand, but I have been meaning to look into getting some more soon.
Thanks for the reply. Your subtle use of CNC combined with traditional woodworking is what pushed me over the edge to pick up my X-Carve. Excited to put it to work.
@@shaunboydmadethis can you make a video about that because I don't know how to put a refrigerator inside that small box . It would be a very interesting video for us . Lots of loves from India . Great work👍👍👍👍
Nom nom - just in time for Halloween too! Nobody watches TV these days anyway dude - do they? Can you add in a kick the toe board and a lit cuban flies into your hand feature?
Awesome Shaun! it came out beautiful. I especially like the brass rails. Using walnut for your bending jig Hahaha Why didn't you lay on top of it though?
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It was a little flimsier than I expected. I had to add a 2x2 piece of wood to the bottom on the rear side in order to stabilize it better ruclips.net/user/postUgkxXTh-lz-8W6GcB219vTLp27-MxbZYObBX . It is also starting to bow a little at the outer wall ( I've had it up for about 6 months), I've already had a shelf tumble down because of the bow and the fact that the little shelf brackets are quite short. I went out to home depot and got some longer ones so that the shelves don't tumble down again. Overall, it looks very nice for the price and it holds a lot ( I use it as a pantry). I am very satisfied with my purchase. I just strongly suggest reinforcing it before putting it up.
Love your sense of humor Shaun! Great job on this one! I’m sure your sponsor appreciated you opening up their lift to a different type of crowd. Great stuff!
That was the idea, so I hope they enjoyed it! Thanks for watching Ian!
Brilliant video mauwn! A real glassy piece of work. I love the design and, "That finishing touch" was, absolutely, "The finishing touch". "Bottoms up", "Ishh". Keep 'er lit Bro!
Thanks bro! Glad you enjoyed it, I am stoked with how it turned out.
Just found your channel and man I am impressed with the all round quality of the pieces and the videos. What impresses me even more is the lack of pocket holes in all the projects that I’ve seen so far, hope their absence continue. Keep it up!
Really appreciate it! I could probably count the number of pocket holes I have drilled in my life on one hand. Nothing against them, just not something I have decided to use in my furniture. Thanks for watching!
Hey Shaun, I'm finally getting caught up on videos. This is an excellent build! Love the details especially those door pulls. Well done!
Thanks man! Yeah the pulls are so simple, but I am stoked with how they came out.
Probably your best piece yet. Well to me atleast. You knocked it out of the park with this piece shaun. Very, very nice job. Thanks for sharing.
Really appreciate it! It is definitely one of my favorite pieces I have built yet. Thanks for watching!
I love the detail on the doors. Such a nice looking piece
Really appreciate it, Kyle! Thanks for watching!
The walnut inlay on the doors gives it a slightly Art Deco look. Nice project, thanks for the vid. Cheers, David.
Thanks! I hadn't really set out to have an art deco feel, but as it came together, I dug how it was looking.
I see you went with the top shelf Titebond. Classy!
Definitely, have to keep the good stuff hidden for special occasions.
And a good vintage at that.
Beautiful and smart. Really enjoyed this. You got me seriously thinking about that damned X Carve. Feels like a slippery slope, but it's so doggone compelling.
Really appreciate it! Yeah, it is definitely a daunting thing to take the plunge into CNC, but it has been a lot of fun learning everything I can.
The brass finished it well. Great build!
Right on! Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!
Mastery is in the details. At around 8:08 in the video, before and after, the view of the cabinet is at an angle. Note the angle of the walnut on the side continues to the toe kick/base, perfectly in line with one another. Depending on where this sits in the home where it will be, that might not be visible. However, details like that speak to the overall quality of the work. Well done, sir.
Thanks for noticing the small details!
Gah, I LOVE the way that turned out! The lines you inlaid on the front might be my favorite part...NO, the angle between the walnut and maple...NO, the brass! Oh, I like it all!
Man, thanks Bruce! Really appreciate it!
Wow just fantastic. How do I get one?
You are consistently my favorite creator. You make amazing pieces of art. Also, entertaining videos. This is incredible.
Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoy my work, thanks for the support!
Maaaaaan.... Those door handles.... So simple, so smart, so easy, so nice... Mmmm
Thank you! I was really happy with how they came out.
killer video shaun!
Thanks, man! I appreciate you checking out all my stuff!
Hi from the One Handed Maker - Australia
What a nice design and great video.
I have subscribed and will watch a few of your videos.
Regards
James
Nothing like a double shot of single barrel Titebond III neat to end the day.
Gorgeous liquor cabinet sir.
Haha, really helps you unwind. Thanks Robert!
Great build, love the art deco type styling of the cabinet doors just makes the whole thing look awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Really appreciate it! The door fronts might be my favorite part.
Brother, you are an artist!!!
Great job, great explanation, great selection of drinks 😂
Beautiful cabinet and all the details. Thanks for sharing
Really appreciate that! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
That turned out awesome man. I really like the mix of wood colors and the brass. Keep up the good work man.
Thanks Jake! Yeah, all the colors on this one really came together nicely, glad you liked it!
That detail in the doors is awesome.
Thank you!
I feel super lifted up... by this build, Shaun. Great design, even without a tv
That is exactly what I am going for! Thanks, Kris!
Awesome work, can it be purchased and how much?
Are the plans for this still available for purchase?
Wow!! That's one automated good looking liquor cabinet 😊👌your way of explaining is so , so nice . Thanks Shaun😊
Thanks Mahendra! Glad you like it!
Shaun! Your work is incredible. Makes me look like a chump! And I’m totally okay with that. Keep it up!
Haha, thanks Scott! I see stuff all the time and have the same reaction as you!
Great Build....how many hrs did you invest into it and what would the cost to a client be for something like this?....i know the lift alone is 500+ in most cases I have my first commission piece im starting and i want to make sure i price fairly
I love how you admire your work...good job...you should be proud.
Haha, thank you! Always have to take a second and be proud of your accomplishment.
Very original man. Turned out awesome!
Greetings from Argentina
Really appreciate it, thanks for watching!
Very classy!! Love the doors particularly. And some vintage Titebond in the cabinet! I see it was the 3 variety. A good year, I've always felt. :D
Can't go wrong with the 3. Thanks Matt, glad you enjoyed it!
Is it possible to get the plans?
Always glad to see your videos
Thank you! Really appreciate that!
Raise a glass to another classy build 🍸
Thank you, sir! Cheers!
Awesome project, Shaun!
Thanks guys! My X-Carve made all the little details a breeze!
One of my favorite projects on the chanel! Great work👌
Thanks Dan! That one was a ton of fun!
Beautiful work, Shaun!
Thanks Alfred! That was a fun one to build.
Titebond on the rocks good sir
Coming right up!
Cool video! I like the finishing touches you put on the cabinet.
Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Awsome piece!! I hope you do actually put some bottles in there. How do you get the doors to close so slowly?
Thanks! Don't worry, it got properly stocked once it left my shop. The doors close slowly with magic and Blum soft close hinges.
Amazing work! Loved the selection of display! (:
Beautifully built well done
Thank you!
That brass adds the perfect special touch. I'll take a Titebond neat please
Haha, coming right up! Yeah, it needed a little something to finish it up. Thanks man!
Love the Titebond and tape measurers at the end. Nice touch! Made me laugh.
Great job Shaun!! Such a cool piece.
Thanks David! Really appreciate it!
You might fool others with the Titebond bottle but I can clearly see a bottle of Lagavulin (16?) in the thumbnail.
Good choice by the way 😉
Cabinet looks awesome as well.
Haha, dang you have a good eye! Once it left the shop I had to stock it with the good stuff. Thanks!
@@shaunboydmadethis nick Offerman would be proud sir
I just need to know where to pick this up. Thanks
Haha, if you are in California and you have your credit card with you, we can make that happen.
Im not in California. I will be in June and haven’t booked the flight. Maybe I could drive. Should I assume I will have to use credit for the purchase?
@@justinchase781 Shoot me an email, and we can figure out details if you want to make it happen, info@shaunboydmadethis.com.
Looks good shaun! Like the brass definitely a nice touch!
Thanks Joe! Yeah, the brass finished it off nicely.
@@shaunboydmadethis always bro! Also like the way u used the lift.ive seen TONS of TVs so this was a nice change..
Amazing piece of furniture. Great job!
Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Great work Shaun!
Thank you!
do you put your makers mark on your pieces? your logo lends itself great for that. nice ending btw
I try to, but sometimes I forget! But yes, part of the consideration when making my logo was the ease of putting it onto finished pieces. Thanks for watching!
Looks brilliant
Thank you!
Awesome build, sir.
Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Finally got some time to watch the video! I love the cabinet Shaun! It's so well made, I love all the fine details! And the end of the video; hahahaha
Thanks Jolien! Really appreciate it! I had a blast making this one, and I am really happy with how it turned out.
You, Sir, are very talented
Thank you! Really appreciate that.
Very nice Mr. Boyd. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
LOL, you are awesome!! Love the creativity.
Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Great build. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great work and classy ending.😄 👍
Haha, thanks I try to keep it classy.
Hell yeah Shaun, looks killer.
Thanks man! I'm stoked with how this one turned out.
Hey Shaun, what finish did you use on this? 5:48
That one was finished with Danish Oil.
@@shaunboydmadethis THANK YOU
Simply stellar!
Thank you! Really appreciate it!
Beautiful work!
Thank you!
Hey Shaun what do you use to spread the finish? I seem to have picked the single 'tool' you didn't list in description. I've been using foam brushes and not super happy with it. Pads look like a good alternative. Thanks for the great video as always!
Thanks Scott! I almost always just use blue paper shop towels unless I am using a thick polyurethane or something. But for any oil finishes, or even wipe-on poly, it is just paper shop towels. Hope that helps!
Which model of the lift was used in this build?
Pretty sure I used the 29" version for this: www.tvliftcabinet.com/29-Inch-Tall-TV-Lift?SID=c0ub98044b5ipin85umhd0ksm2
Looks like you're not using the standard end mills from Inventables. Which ones do you recommend?
Yeah, the ones that come with the machine are great for really intricate stuff, but they are just so tiny. I am using a spiral upcut bit that I already had for my routers. Not sure the brand, but I have been meaning to look into getting some more soon.
Thanks for the reply. Your subtle use of CNC combined with traditional woodworking is what pushed me over the edge to pick up my X-Carve. Excited to put it to work.
@@TheInsideoftheBox Awesome! They are a lot of fun to learn and mess around with. Good luck with it!
One of your best.
I agree. Thanks Miles!
how did I miss part1?? I need to go and check
Project is really awsome, maybe the best so far
Really appreciate it! I am stoked with how it turned out.
Very good work 👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
This cabinet is so cool. Love your taste. It would be a nice piece in my home 🥃
Very cool video and incredible build looks awesome. Perfect ending lmao. Take Care
Really appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
I'll chime in on the Titebond Martini as well. Hilarious!
Haha, very classy! Thanks for watching!
the plane really sets it apart from other bartops :)
Haha, not something you see everyday!
Really great!
Thank you!
I like that top shelf....straight and neat. No?!?!
Absolutely!
Great video!
Thank you!
Priceless, you might wanna upgrade your liquor selection.
Haha yeah, the selection is pretty bad at the shop!
Nice video. Beautiful piece. Was that a cheese slicer below the tape measures? Thanks for sharing! : )
Haha! Someone has to have used a hand plane to slice cheese at some point. Thanks for watching!
Can you make that cabinet as a refrigerator that would be cool👍👍
I'm sure you could if you wanted to, that would be very cool.
@@shaunboydmadethis can you make a video about that because I don't know how to put a refrigerator inside that small box . It would be a very interesting video for us . Lots of loves from India . Great work👍👍👍👍
Love mine!!!
Great ending!
Haha, thanks! Glad you liked it!
Nicely done
Thank you!
Looks awesome great thinking outside the box for the design and great workmanship anyone that does'nt like it needs a kicking LOL
Haha, thanks Mark! Really appreciate it!
Looks great. Make mine an old fashioned
Thanks man! Coming right up!
Amazing like always ! Thanks Shawn !
Thanks for watching!
How much to build me one?? Would be perfect for my new house!!
Aaaand.... I’ll totally be ripping this one off to go in the Basement.
Haha, right on! Send me some pics if you get it done!
Super cool!
Thank you!
Nom nom - just in time for Halloween too! Nobody watches TV these days anyway dude - do they? Can you add in a kick the toe board and a lit cuban flies into your hand feature?
Haha, now that would be pretty good trick! And yeah, I had to do anything other than a TV.
Very nice.
Thank you!
Really nice. Well done. Had a laugh at the end :-)
Right on! Thanks for watching!
He stood up on the table with the fan running above him. Reminded me of the helicopter scene in Dawn of the Dead, 1978 version, I believe.
That’s legit !
Thanks!
I dig it.
Right on, thanks!
Awesome Shaun! it came out beautiful. I especially like the brass rails. Using walnut for your bending jig Hahaha
Why didn't you lay on top of it though?
Thanks Dave! The lift is rated at 120 pounds, so I didn't want to test the limits by laying on it!
Awesome.
Thank you!
Dude I laughed hard at the glue in the cabinet 🤣
Haha, it was the best stand-in I had in the shop! Glad you liked it!
Very Nice!
Thanks!
You stay classy San Diego!
Haha, just need to add some rich mahogany.