Building a Modern Style Chest of Drawers for a College Station, Texas Customer
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- How I built this Chest of Drawers For a Customer.
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I love this black and walnut look
I’ve really been liking alder lately
Great video as well!
Just came across your channel. Enjoy the presentation and explanation. My only comment is, what's with the suspenders and belt?
Great work Robert!!!
Cherry is my favorite wood. I enjoyed this video. Nice looking build.
Thank you. I like Cherry as well
Awesome video Robert! I’m about to start my own chest of drawers for my daughter. Might steal a few ideas from this👍🏻👌
Really like the detail on the drawer faces and the colors of the whole piece. Great work!
Thank you
Beautiful piece! Thanks for sharing.
Good job. Looks really nice.
Thank you.
I like cherry, and popular for paint projects
Great video,thanks
Very nice ❤
You should make a discord sever to share updates on projects and people can give recommendations.
Edit: also so people can share their own projects.
Love your projects, if I may give a...gentle suggestion on presenting them..."better", I would suggest a better level of audio. Nothing too expensive, just an appropriate microphone (Mine costs less than $30.00, and I actually use it to capture audio for weddings with it - I'm a pro photographer, amateur videographer). Also I would suggest while recording and post-processing, to pay attention to audio levels. You don't need to spend a lot of money on hardware, and actually nothing on software, just a little more care at playback during editing - a cheep but dedicated set of speaker, or a GOOD but cheep pair of headphones can help. Don't forget, your viewers might have just as basic equipment as you do (In which case they might not even notice the difference), but something I learned early on, you have to present your work as if your audience has the highest caliber of viewing equipment. In my case as a photographer, most people have far less smaller and less resolution monitors, without being "color balanced", but I have to post-process my photos as if they have the latest/greatest ones, because nothing looks/sounds as bad as trying to watch/listen old technology on modern equipment - an example, trying to watch VCR tapes on 4K resolution super-duper large TV's. Better to keep an old 80's tv and VCR player around.
Sorry, absolutely no insult meant, I promise you, only comes from a desire to see you do..."better" videos, BECAUSE I like your channel so much. I hope you understand and believe that :)
Thanks for the feedback. I ordered a mic specifically for voiceovers yesterday. 👍
How much is a fair price for a piece of furniture like it??
What finish did you use on the drawers, they look stunning!
What is the name of the inspection light? Where did you get it? Thanks
I forgot to add that to the description. Here’s the Affiliate link to Amazon, thanks. amzn.to/3phcNAz
Hey Robert, I notice when you are using the Makita track saw which I recently purchased you have what a appears to be a square attached to it. Can you tell me if that is what it is and what brand it is and whether it works well or not
It’s the TSO products GRS-16. I highly recommend it.
Salty lil guy. Good wood work though.