Build a Modern Sideboard / Walnut Buffet
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2023
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Build a modern sideboard
In this step-by-step, WoodWorking lesson I'll explain how to build this modern piece of furniture.
This project will cover basic cabinet making instructions, how to apply wood veneer, how to build drawers, and how to install hardware and hang the doors.
Purchase the plans on my website and follow along in the comfort of your own woodshop. This step-by-step woodworking lesson will result in a beautiful piece of furniture for your home. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed the video. Jon
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Finally, a woodworker that doesn’t use excessive glue all over and a ton of wast with disposable brushes, etc. Project turned out nice and I got a few useful tips in the process.
Thanks! Great to hear that 👍
Great to see a full build video again! Thanks for the time and effort you put into these Jon.
Thanks, Jonathan!
Love your long form videos like this, always learn something from your work.
Thanks Jason!
That would make a great coffee table book! A book of all your furniture builds! I would buy one!!
Cool! Thanks … definitely hoping to make that happen this year.
дуже сподобалось, прекрасне виготовлення тумби - якісне і точне, надійне і красиве!!!
Thank you!
It goes without saying your one of the greats
Thank you for sharing Jon! I really enjoy your solo videos. Not sure what it is but I just can’t get into that other channel but the videos on this channel I look forward to. Have a great 2024!!
Thanks! And no problem I’m glad you’re tuning in here!
Have a great 2024!
Nice, I like the almost Craftsman touch with the base ends overlapping the edge. A nice blend of genre.
Thanks!
I enjoy the long format video. Especially for this type of project. It is a nice change.
Awesome, thank you!
Another fantastic build Jon. These build videos are always so well made.
Thank you!
I agree, very enjoyable to watch a full build video. Time well spent!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the full length video! Thanks for going into all the details as I learned a few things. You have a great way of teaching!
Fantastic build, Jon~! Lots of learning points to be had. I'll be adding these plans to my "Jon Peters" collection. 😀
Awesome thanks Andrew!
Thanks Jon, great project and results.
Thanks!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, THANKS FOR THE VIDEO
Thanks! Happy new year!
Beautiful work, I hope that you do put out a book. I’ll be the first to buy it.
That is a beautiful and quality piece. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Tony!
GORGEOUS!
Thanks!
Super great job, Jon. Very much appreciate the work that goes into your videos. Wonderful build.
Thanks! This was a big one! Happy to have it finished 👍
I cannot wait to build this, stunning piece of furniture. Thanks for sharing
Awesome! Glad you like it!
Very nice build, looks great
Thanks!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
That is fantastic. Nicely done. Have a great New Year!
Thank you! Happy New Year!
Great video, I appreciate the level of detail and great video coverage. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Jerry!
Elegant build. Thank you so much for sharing this long form video Jon. I find it very valuable and inspiring.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
Beautiful such an artist,
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful build, love it.
Thanks!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Your furniture is amazing and I really appreciate these videos. I've learned so much from you over the years.
Thanks! This was a long one thanks for hanging in there Glad you like them!
Great build. I love these longer videos
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
great build Jon! new to woodworking so i learn a great deal from your videos. thank you for the patience and clarity/detail in your build videos.
Thanks! Glad to hear it really appreciate the good feedback!
Beautiful piece, Jon! The long format videos are my favorite. ❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
Really Liking its a cpl different types of walnut & all walnut . Love the base! As always awesome work Jon! Happy 2024 to you & yours!
Thank you! Happy new year!
What a great looking piece and I love the walnut, you did a beautiful job on the base making it a true focal point of any room, nice work ❤
Thank you!
Well done sir.
Thanks!
Beautiful sideboard. I really like design of the base, and also the veneer you chose.
Thanks!
Great work and great video Jon look's stunning to say the least, You and your Family have a great 2024 !!!. Brian UK !!!.👍👍.
Thank you! All the best in the new year!
This was a great build, Jon. I have learned so much from watching your builds. I see you as the modern day version of Norm Abram from The New Yankee Workshop. Your builds have great aesthetics and you explain everything so well. It convinces me that I might be able to build the same project just by following your detailed instructions. I love your channel. Thank you for sharing your woodworking world with us.
Thank you! That’s really great to hear… much appreciated!
I second that. Jon definitely has the Norm vibe.
Great looking piece Jon. Excellent process and solid as a tank! Happy New Year.
Thanks! Happy New Year!
Beautiful & functional piece of furniture, Jon. I've never used veneer, so it was interesting to get a peak into this world. Happy New Year!
Thanks Andrew! Happy New Year!
Over 45 mins. of cinematic greatness & an AWESOME piece of furniture just to all of it be completely negated with that freakin outlet & orange cord at the end of the video!!! JOKING & Oh do I kill myself!!! This was such a joy to watch Jon. And I don't think ppl. understand that every piece of furniture needs to be carried up a flight of stairs for final photos. RESPECT!!! Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
Lol 😂 good one Mike! Thanks for hanging in there till the end… this was a long one ! Happy new year brother!
That’s really beautiful, man. Excellent work. Your creativity and craftsmanship are incredible.
Thank you Keith!
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You’re welcome, Jon. I’d also like to add that I appreciate the long build videos such as this one. While some woodworking channels on RUclips focus on product and/or equipment reviews, I much prefer the long format build videos that you do. They are very educational and inspiring. Keep up the great work.
Great project Jon. You remind me so much of Norm Abrams with your narration and build style along with your video production. Awesome content. Love your work!!!
Thanks Bill!
Would be interesting to see a video on your finishing set up: what gun you use, ventilation system, how you manage heat, dust, fumes, ect.
I’ll put that on the list… I know I have a video titled how to spray lacquer at shows a bit of the information you might be looking for
@@JonPetersArtHome cool thanks! I've always struggled to spray in my shop for the reasons mentioned above. Finishing projects in the winter that need multiple coats is especially challenging....so much so that I've started using hard wax wipe on finishes instead during the cold months. It's not a perfect solution
As a hobbyist, I learn so much from your long form videos and your detailed plans that I am not afraid to try projects that are clearly beyond my skill level. Thank you! By the way what's the difference between a stretcher and an apron? I feel like I should already know that.
Thanks Kevin! That’s awesome to hear… I’m not really sure of the difference either 🤷♂️😂 thanks again!
Great project, Jon! I've been following each bit and am happy to see a full project video. Quick question: any reason you preferred 5/8" ply for the drawer boxes instead of 1/2"? I tend to use 1/2" on all drawer boxes and am curious if there is any particular reason you went heavier for this project.
Thanks! 5/8 is just a little heavier and I think less likely to split from the screws… gives the drawers, a solid look and feel
John, this was a fantastic build! I really appreciate you taking the time to not rush through the base build. As a new woodworker learning the ropes, considering the time and material cost of the walnut, what would you price this sideboard cabinet for?
Thanks again!
Thanks, that’s great to hear. I built this for my sister so I gave her a deal… for a client outside the family probably $8000.
I probably said it before but, Happy New Year! It looks very rich...your skill and walnut can do that! Forgive me if I ought to know this, but what about your wife's office?
Thanks And Happy New Year Juliet!
My wife’s office turned out great! I have a bunch of footage and hope to put it all together for a video soon.
Thanks for the reminder 👍
Love this look. Elegant and useful and zero fussiness. But … 26:47 Since you’re using nice thick plywood anyway, couldn’t you skip all the screws and just use glue, esp on the bottom? With the pins, good glue, and your meticulous clamping, sure seems like those drawes would be bombproof for even your Paul Revere silver flatware.
(Sorry, Jon. I’m always on you about this. You like extra strength - and are building for clients - and I’m always trying to be minimal. I’d love to hear about an option for a back that could be seen. Maybe a big veneered panel with dividers to break it up?)
Hi John, I feel the screws aren’t much work and make the drawers, much stronger. Yes, you could use veneered plywood and attach it from inside the cabinet. I did that on another walnut sideboard a few years ago and you can see it on my channel .
@@JonPetersArtHome yeah, I thought that sounded familiar! It would be really pretty.
Which pocket hole jig are you using? Thx
Armor Tool
What screws did you use to attach the stiles?
Power pro
This might be a dumb question but did you sand or finish the inside at all with anything?
Not at all… yes I always finish the inside
What kind of lacquer did you use?
Finishers choice from Mohawk finishing products
@@JonPetersArtHome thank you!
How far were those pin nails going in?
Maybe a quarter inch
I always struggle pulling those things out
Not too far, on the MDF jig I just throw out the bendable piece, so I’m not trying to pull the pins out.
That’s an awesome build there John! 👍🏻 Looks like I’ll be getting yours plans and make some sawdust! 😊 Thanks for a interesting video!
Awesome! Thanks Bill!