Plywood Dresser with Dowel Legs | How to Make
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2019
- Learn how to build a modern dresser (or chest of drawers) that's small in size but big in storage. I'll show you how to use simple power tools and round dowels to create a minimal and elegant wood base as well. #woodworking #mid-century #diy
*This video is sponsored by DAP products and The Home Depot
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DeWalt 15-Amp Compact Job Site Table Saw: homedepot.sjv.io/rBZ3j
Makita Subcompact Impact Driver: homedepot.sjv.io/2JLYg
Bosch 40 ft. Green Line Laser: homedepot.sjv.io/7Q2rY
Dremel 8200 Cordless Rotary Tool: homedepot.sjv.io/4qbY0
Dremel 18-piece Tools Accessory Set: homedepot.sjv.io/KW1A7
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well done!
Thanks! ✌
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I enjoy this. A little dry, but I really like how you use normal home game tools and supplies. It's super irritating watching people say, "anyone can build this easily." Then they have a massive shops and $ 10k in tools.... This is actually doable.
Not everyone has a full table saw, drill press, planer, joiner, giant work bench, dust collectors, full professional woodshop.
Just the wood itself that most people use runs in the 500 to 1k. Not cheap material that I want to get like 2x6 that I can glue together and have a large platform for a workbench table xD.
Wow! You’re a woman and doing all this! You inspire me!!! I never new anyone female who knows carpentry. I’m gonna subscribe!!! I wanna do this for my kids!!!!! Thank you
I really need a dresser I live seeing women doing work like this. I need encouragement.
You actually just helped me out with my tenth grade project thank you so much
It’s always super satisfying watching people build things.
The legs are my favorite part of the piece. They really look unique. But i am loving the plywood lines exposed. Very cool.
What a great build young lady you lady carpenters are simply awesome God bless you 👍👃🌹🌹
Great build, I love the simplicity. Love watching you work, you don't have all the bells and whistles (Festool and the like) yet your builds come out great! Thank you for sharing your time and talent!
Love the look of this! Those crossed over dowels look awesome. Great job!
Thanks Johnny! ✌ I think I'll be using that one again
I've used white board / marker board for drawer bottoms, too! works great and super easy to clean, and no paint or finish needed. Take that kreg jig and screw it to a piece of scrap 3/4 plywood, it has holes in it so it can be screwed to something. It works great and you can even add a little workpiece support on the sides so the panel doesn't rock, like you experienced.
I bought that saw for my men at work. It’s a great tool and everyone loves it.
My wife and I often use plywood for projects but end up using paints to cover the finished look. I have to admit, we really like the look of your finished project with pine plywood. Great job. We are now going to have to watch your videos!
YAY 🙌 Thank you!
Looks good. Plywood edges can add interest. I like how you always work with your children's well being in mind.
Each vlog I've watched have been well thought out, informative ( I want to get a laser level!). I like watching her work, makes the projects look if not easy but less daunting.
That was so good, I learned so many tips! One I have for you is when cutting the drawer pull holes, drill through the front until the tip of the forstener bit is just poking out the back, then switch to drill from the back and you’ll have no blowout. Hope that helps :) I’m off to binge watch some of your other videos,
Loved the build. Legs are the best. Impressive
I like the modern look of this project. It's so much better to build what you need, instead of buying something from a store. I'm glad you are becoming more comfortable with a table saw, since it's a highly used tool for woodworking. Awesome Build Elisha!
Thank you!!! I'm starting to come around the table saw.
Nice job! Quick tip for anyone routing the edge of a box as seen at the 3:20 mark: clamp a sturdy board across the box opening to provide a wide, stable surface for the router base to glide along.
The many uses of a laser level! I use it for everything! Nice build.
To be honest, I started viewing your channel because you are gorgeous, but it is quite interesting and practical work. Congratulations!
Your drawer slide selection is excellent. I used full extension slides with self close on our kitchen and wardrobes and they need to be incredibly accurately installed and really aren't necessary. A useful and economic piece of furniture.
It is wonderful to be able to combine beauty and skill !!!
i like how it kinda looks like the legs were taken from the drawer fronts. makes it look unified in a positive/negative space way. nice work!
I loved the drawers!! Great job.
Love it! Simple, approachable, and looks really good!
Thanks Jonny! That's what I was shooting for
Nice! It looks very stylish! I’m more motivated to make my bird gym out of wood now instead of pvc. It would look so much nicer!
I like to hold smallish cylinder pieces with a clamp to make it more stable. Love the simple yet functional design!
Thanks for the tip!
Turned out really nice! Perfect for a kids room. I think I may have one or two of those in my future...
Love the style. And all the diff boots too!
love your videos, I've been doing woodworking for 40ty years and really enjoy your ideas,good job. o love the hair.
Looks very nice and rockin the table saw again!💪😎👌 Plywood doesn't get enough credit, it really worked out great for this build👍
Really great work Elisha. I usually skip over they type of plywood for the better Baltic birch BUT ... you’ve made me rethink how I view the cheaper pine version. Thanks for this video and great project!
Thank you. I cannot tell you how long I have been wanting to see a simple and practical build. Nice job. did not see the links.
Really like the dowel rods came out...well done!
Yet another perfect project piece!
Well done!
This is a great project, thank you for sharing!
So I’m totally going to attempt to make this dresser in my backyard using only a Rockwell 4.5” circular saw, two plastic sawhorses, a couple of chisels, files and an ancient battery powered black and decker screwdriver/drill.
I loved the video and this is the perfect simple design I have been looking for. I need to build a dresser for a covenant in Baltimore that takes care of end of life homeless women that is an order tied to the late Sister Terresa so the more basic the better! I will post pictures after I am done, thanks again.
Very nice job! And perfect plywood textures! Super!
Beautiful and handy. Great combo. Great tip with the rapid tac.👍
great job! I was thinking of doing this same thing but wasn't sure about the exposed plywood edges. they look great and very modern with the hole pulls. definitely moving toward with the idea.
Great job! So happy to see you using a table saw. Cutting stuff on the floor is something to grow out of real fast when you have to get up and down more than a few times lol.
Love the table saw too, I think I have the same one. The fence is the best one available on the smaller saws in my opinion.
Oh yay 🙌 That's good to know!
Good to have u back
You're killing it, Elisha!
Thanks Greg! I'm glad you liked it, even if it's not walnut 😉
Looks great! I think the simple integrated finger pulls are perfect for the drawers!
Thanks so much Bruce!
Awesome project and a great tip with the tape for testing the drawer. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks! I forget to use it half the time and end up breaking all my finger nails trying to claw at the edges to open the drawers 😂
Awesome job young lady. God Bless👃🌹👍
This is the video I have been looking for!!! Thank you for the plans!!!!
I like the homemade base plate on your trim router.
So, on the strength of this tutorial and 2 others before it, I HAD to sub. Thank you !!!
Same! The diy outdoor sofa found me. This one kept me.
Great little dresser. I love the look of the ply and have used it in several of my products
Thank you!
I really love this one!
Great job and your right about the draw slides.
Thanks! I knew I wasn't the only one who thought that
This came out great. I really like the size. Been thinking about making some night stands. But large ones with lots of room on top for charging all of my daily use gadgets. I think I am going to take some of these ideas.
I’m new to your channel. I enjoyed seeing something built without a 10,000 square ft workshop and more tools than Home Depot. Great work and cool dresser.
Your video's are great. I agree the DeWalt saw is the best we've found.
Oh yay 🙌 That's good to hear
i like the simplicity in your design and build.
Very nice results as well as instructional. May I suggest when drilling into a round item (forstner into the dowel for the cross pieces on the legs) use a clamp to hold the dowel. The damage from that forstner on one's hand is pretty devastating. Don't ask me how I know all too well. Thanks!!
Nice work. I also like the look of plywood edges.
Loved this idea. The video was well done. I haven’t used many circular legs although it adds an elegant look.
I watched a couple of your videos a few months ago and this one showed up in my recommendations today. In those older videos you said how you didn't have a drill press and i'm surprised to see you still don't have one and yet you have a finishing nailer.
Nice project! You have a good eye for design. Thanks for the video
👌👏 Thanks for free plans
Awesome 🤙🏾💯. Very sharp looking dresser!
great work .. thanks ... And your hair is beautiful
Great project! Thanks for making the video.
The best safety upgrade I’ve done for my dewalt table saw is an outfeed table. If you want to keep the saw portable on the rolling stand, I had good luck with harbor freight outfeed rollers before I built the table.
Thank you! Yes, I definitely need to get some outfeed support STAT!
Nice Nice Nice 👍
Dude you should get together with AvE and/or this old Tony, and do a collaboration build. Like they could make the hardware, and you make something off the theme of the hardware, or viscera. That could be really interesting watching craftsman working together to create something.
Still impressed. Keep growing and expanding.
Well explained.An aesthetically pleasing design that is functional too.Cheers,Rob. (From Tasmania,Australia.)
If you are worried about tip over, possibly consider either running screws with washers (to keep them from easily busting through the back) into wall anchors in the wall or maybe even a couple French cleats attached to the plywood if you don't mind the dresser being a few inches from wall. I had to screw my daughters to the wall when she was little because she would pull the drawers out and climb it like a ladder.
Amazing work! Very cool design. And very easy to follow video tutorial as well!
I love this build I’m going to try and make this !
Good job... looks great!
That turned out awesome!
Thank you!
This is beautifull! Super nice work and the result is gorgeous :D
Well done! This is a great project.
Love to watch you work 🤩
The table saw is one oft the MOST versatile tools in the shop....
Good job, I like the way the legs are .
That sanded pine has cool black layers between the plies. I’ve kept ends exposed cause I like the way it looks too
I was shared a video last year with dressers falling on kids. From now on, every piece of furniture in my home is bolted to the walls.
Really COOL!!
- Really great work !!!! I admire you about the way you present every detail in your constructions. Keep going. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Those legs are dope! great build!
Thanks girl!
Functional with a lot of style, just as good furniture should be. The dowel legs are a nice touch - it has a 'mid-century' feel about it which I like , reminds me of designs in the UK store HABITAT of that period. Good luck with the new home build - lots of scope to exercise your skills. Maybe put more tools on the Xmas/Birthday list ( that's how I get a lot of mine )
Thank you!
Again a very well done project. Just a quick tip, if you use your pocket hole jig to build your drawers, you can hide your screws pretty well in the back of the drawers, and behind the false front. Just a thought. Thanks for sharing. 👍😃
Thanks for the advice!
Great video-thanks!
I like the plywood look.. and I think the legs are a prefect height.
Thanks Jason!! ✌
Cool design! A tip as you learn and use the table saw more. If you are adjusting the blade height for a groove or dado it is more accurate to raise the blade up to you measurement then to lower it down. The way the gears mesh they are more likely to stay where you set them when you raise the blade up to your height. Keep on making, you are doing great!
That's good to know! Thanks for the tip
I can confirm this behavior on my older dewalt saw. Also, please make or buy some push sticks.
NICE work!
Love the hair 🔥🔥
great project and video. thanks for sharing.
Beautiful 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome project. It looks great.
Keep it up
Amazing!
You did an awesome job.
Thank you!
very nice. great editing, camera work. really enjoying your channel!
Nice video Friend! Thanks for sharing the video. 👍😎JP