How to Build a Bookcase, Bookshelf Cabinet
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This is Part 1 of a video series on building a bookcase or bookshelf for you home. This step by step guide shows you the tools, tips, measurements and techniques needed for this project.
No matter how many book cases I have made over the years my wife always wants one more! :) Love the bead board for the back! Very sharp!
Chris Pine Always need a bookcase : ) Thanks Chris
Jon it's amazing how your little details make a piece made out of plywood look so elegant. Great project. Thanks for the video.
I tell you what I'm a beginner at this and just learned two cool things. #1 seeing your crosscut sled I figured out how I can make one. #2 the way you use your sliding miter saw. Your video taught me a lot but two really cool things...thanks.
Just watched it again for like the 10th time...except that today (Sunday 8/30/15) I'm building a new closet shelves for my daughter and I just want to thank you very much for all the detail explanations - which now today make a whole lot of sense and makes the project look much better..this video is really awesome! Thank you Mr. Peters!!!
Your daughter is so lucky to have you! I adore the beadboard backing!
+cdefoor125 Thanks!
Really great looking bookcase Jon. I love how you make your designs so elegant, and dont "overdo" the trim work. looking forward to part 2 / finished product
Bn
GREAT project and video, Jon!
John Heisz Thanks John
Great project Jon! I really like how you always have a very thorough explanation in your videos.
Darbin Orvar Thanks Darbin
Your videos are the best. Clear. Concise. Accurate. Precise. Well thought out and shot. These give me hope!
señor peters, usted se ha convertido en una inspiración para mi... gracias por sus videos
Jon,
Well, I just watched your video from 7 plus years ago. I really enjoyed the design and your step by step instructions. You did not miss anything - it is strong, good looking and very functional. One great video equals one like and one subscription. Can't wait to see more !
That’s so nice to hear! Thanks Don
Nice build. All the little molding details really makes the difference.
Thanks Marty
Very talented! I love your work! All American work..doesn't get any better!
Thank you
That's a really nice design. I look forward to seeing it all finished!
Man of Moldings return! Great video John as always, looking forward to the finishing process!
Tamás Elkán Thanks
That is a really nice looking bookcase Jon. While I'm not in need of a bookcase now, I'll keep this video in mind should the need arise.
I love the attention to detail you devote to your builds.
I am looking forward to how the project will look finished and installed.
Too, I enjoyed the outtakes.
Scott L Thanks Scott
Very very nice vid on how you designed and built this bookcase. Great editing too, not a lot of boring shots of you sawing up everything, you mentioned how you did the task, showed us how you did it, on to the next shot, thank you.
From Missouri
Looks great. I love how your artistic eye meets basic cabinet making to produce something outstanding. Both carpenters and artists have a proclivity to overcomplicate things but you have the gift of seeing design with such clarity that the piece is beautiful and interesting in itself without the need for ornamentation or ostentation.
Benvolio Foster Thank you
You made it look so simple. Thank you for this beautiful and informative video Jon! Wish you well. You are doing a fantastic job!
exploros Thanks
man, for me as an amateur this is so unbelieveable ... such a great job !
Very well done. I have quite a few bookcases in my future for my wife. Thanks for some ideas.
Jay Bates Thanks Jay, yeah you've got a some big walls in that new house a few bookcases will be nice...... fun to make not so fun to paint : )
Great video. You make it look so simple.. :-)
Outstanding as always, never really thought of the trim on the inside really makes it stand out. Love learning from watching your skills at work
Absolutely awesome, Jon! I'm looking to build a bookshelf for someone so they can store some knick-knacks on it. I'm going to follow you build - I only hope it turns out as well as yours did. Love your videos - keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Rob....go for it
Great project Jon and I really like the way you trimmed it all out. It's good to see you can still get a laugh out of all of this.
Derek
GiddyUp994 Thanks Derek
This was probably one of your best videos. Thanks!
Jac vds Cool man, Thanks
Great looking bookshelf, Jon. My skill set is still in the small case style builds at the moment. That's why I watch your channel, and many others like yours, though - to learn new skills and techniques. Can't wait to see the next videos!! Thanks for producing them!!
Thanks Chris
Looks beautiful and simple.
What an amazing talent, great to watch!
Man u nailed that molding!!!! That is a difficult skill to master and the smaller the cuts the harder to match
Great bookcase. Love the attention to detail.
Thumbs up for great videos, easy to comprehend. Appreciate you mentioning all the home made jigs as well. Thanks again.
+Phurba Lama Awesome..thx
Very high standards. amazing finish . thank you very much.
+Noureddine Elyoussfi Thank you!
Your miters and molding is always so amazing!
Thanks!
***** is it just practice? I can't seem to come up with good corners, even on 45° angles.
You make all your builds look so easy Jon. Keep on posting. Love your work. Cheers from Australia.
Belo projeto e bela aula, com certeza está guardado para projetos futuros. Muito bom ver os erros de gravação!
Very nice bookcase, looking forward for part 2
It turned out beautifully. Great work!
Thanks
Great work. I always have the exact same problem as you had in the end of the video!
like all the trim work. makes it look custom and high end
Jon, your work is pretty incredible. I wish you were here in Kentucky!
Thank you
Nice quick-and-easy build without looking quick-and-easy. When will we see some stain grade projects? You seem to paint a lot. Maybe just a video on how you'd cover nail holes on something you're dying or staining? Keep up the good work.
Great work as usual Jon. I picked up some tips in video so thanks for them. Got a big kick out of your bloopers too. Your videos always look so well put together and easy to follow along to. Funny to see the outtakes. All the best. Looking forward to seeing the finished product ! Bob
buddyy11100 Thanks Bob
Mitico Jon ancora un capolavoro complimenti,
Thanks Roberto
G'day Jon, very much enjoyed this video looking forward to seeing the finished product, am always impressed with your presentation Tim. PS: don't let a couple of bee stings make you give up beekeeping just suit up always never take the bees for granted
Will do thanks Tim
Beautiful bookcase Jon. Well done
chickenguru4 Thanks
Ok...your crown molding skills are amazing!!!! You make it look so easy! Do you have a video on working with crown molding? I would watch it! I would've went through 14' of crown and STILL wouldn't be able to get it. Hahahahah!!!! A video with some of your tips on doing all those inside/outside corners so close together would be awesome! Thanks for the videos!! I always enjoy watching them!!!
joeserb1111 Thanks Man, That's a good idea I'll try and get one up
***** Thanks Jon! Keep up the great videos! I always look forward to them!
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Hi Mr.peter its Delicate work and I loved your details ....soon i well finished my workshop
thanks... I'm actually not buying anything that's wood and just doing it by myself with your help.. I love the trim work..
This is beautiful! Love it!
Drunken Woodworker Thanks Dave
just beautiful I have to say I want to build a few shelves for my wife we want a house library and this is a good start in my research. thank you
love it, great job, your daughter will love it.
Really nice build Jon. You should be on TV.
Wayne Brown Thanks Wayne
Greetings from Argentina, your videos are amazing, thanks for sharing.
Great job Jon. I am trying to build shelves in my office. Three walls.
Jon, learned lots of things from this video. Thanks.
Syahill Chik That's great thanks for the comment
Great video. I really like the design of the bookcase, especially the details.
Very nice and well crafted. Thank you for making the video.
Love the workmanship. Made to look easy, but it wasn’t I bet. Great job
you are a really good carpenter .. great job
Thanks, appreciate the comment
you are welcome i like your videos , i am a carpenter aprentice and willing to improve my carpentry skills.
exellent ! i have made so many pieces inspired by your designs .
Thanks Kevin, appreciate it
Love the out takes!
paling terbaik jon kau punya video ni..mantap dari malaysia!!
Beautiful! Exactly the thing i needed! Take care sam
Sam van Gils That's great Sam, thanks for the comment.
Looks a little tall for your little girl. Great looking book case. Thanks for video.
good point, might need to build a ladder next : )
Great video, I loved the out-takes.
***** Thanks
A very nice build. Great work. Your shop may be small but it's bigger than mine!
Paul McVicar Thanks Paul
Great Job Jon.
Nice work Jon,you are my guide for my next life as woodworker haha
Very nice build. Gonna look gr8
Great video Mr. Peters! Just last Sunday I went with my wife to Ikea to look at some book cases for our living room and although they are not very expensive i much rather build my own, I just wish i knew how. But I think I will give a shot and will definitely start by building a bookcase for my daughter as well. Really enjoy how you work in the molding with the design, it truly makes the project stand out. By the way, why not drill the holes for the shelves prior to putting it together? Thanks!
Michael R Hi Michael, sure you could drill the holes first really up to you. It's a simple build just take your time and you should have no problem.
thanks Jon for sharing this , i like the way you explain it , i think i will give it a try ,thanks again
A+ work, Jon, as always! Thanks for the great walk-through
Leonard Constant Thanks Leonard
I enjoyed every minute! Clean work!
Haha glad you said something about those bees man. I was like wow these videos are really taking a toll on this guy haha. Glad you are doing okay, thanks for a great video.
That was a good video with a lot of information...good job Jon keep up the good work...
Thanks
Great looking project. Thanks for posting.
Tom Pritchard Thanks Tom
It looks terrific...
***** Love every single video you produce! Thank you, and I hope your face gets to feeling better soon! You mention that it should be better by Friday (today), so hopefully you're feeling better. Have a good weekend.
MP Woodworking Thanks Man
Great job Jon!!!Beautiful work bud!!
Ya make it look so easy. Awsome.
Great carpentry skills you got there. And great video too!
Yes...definitely enjoyed the video. Great skill you have.
Looks great ! Good job Jon !
You should build a mid century modern piece. You never see anyone do that anymore. That would be interesting to see.
mascottie I want to
This and the fancy antique mirror frame projects are definitely my favorite that you've done. I just have one question; I got a Kreg jig for Christmas and will be using it to build a bookcase that is a close "riff" on this one. I know Kreg makes wooden plugs to fill in the pocket holes, I didn't see you do that. Do you fill pocket holes? If not, are you not concerned with seeing the rather large oblong holes up the inside of the sides?
Please keep the videos coming!
Thanks Michael, you really don't see them once things are in the cabinet, but yes you could fill them with the kreg plugs
Hey Jon nice work. Can´t wait to see it painted and all set up. Greetings from Germany :)
Great video.. very easy to follow. Great work, keep it up!
Great piece.
Tristan Wilton Thanks Tristan
Simply amazing!
I was just wondering why u didn't use pocket holes for the bottom too? great videos, I think u do fantastic work
This is a great idea! I have old furniture. I'm about to get new furniture in few months. I was wondering if I could turn my dresser into a book shelf somehow?
Great video! Well paced and detailed enough to even give me hope. My one question is: Do you use exclusively polar for face frames, or do you ever use other species?
Thanks!
Thanks Marvyn, I like poplar for painted projects
Can you make a medium sized stand up dresser? Like a 4-5 drawer one and possibly finish it in a light brown stain like walnut. I want to make one for my room kind of with this concept. I love the way it turned out!
Thanks maybe next year, sounds like a fun build
Well I'm subscribed so I hope to see it in my feed one day! Haha thanks
LOVE this video. It got me to where I could build my own 8 foot bathroom built-in, which in turn has gotten someone to hire me to build one for them. One quick question. I see you make the legs out of 2 pieces of 1 by glued together to make the legs. Is there a reason that you don't just use 2x2? Is it stronger to use 2 glues together? Thanks.
Jon, great bookshelf. Have to build bookshelves for my daughter too. Would you happen to have plans for this bookshelf
Right before I typed "man, what happened to your eye? Looks like you had a run in w/ the bees." You let us know what happened. Lol. Great vid!
trent wainwright ha ha : )
Amazing, like always Jon, I really enjoy your videos 👌🏼
very nice work!
Great project. I actually just finished your blanket chest for my niece. My question is, what torque setting do you have your drill on when screwing the pocket screws in to avoid stripping the screw hole?
Thanks, I'm using an impact gun and I just go by feel
Great video and really nice details. Interesting design / technique too. Usually I see the cabinet built first with the backing adding strength and keeping everything square and the face frame last. This procedure is just the opposite. Is this just your preference or because of the legs needed in the design? Thanks!
cpelay123 I almost always build from the face frame.