Glad to see the change to longer format build videos! I think shorter format is fine for specific topics, but in my humble opinion full builds should be as long as they need to be to cover the whole process because that makes it more comprehensive to learn from. I know there are other preferences and opinions, but that's my vote.
I really like the new, longer format. As other have said, the short tool tips are good but I like seeing the builds. Keep it up! We'll keep coming back!!
Glad to see a build video for a change other than tips & tricks. Very well made cabinet. I too have the Dowel Max & it is fabulous. I also love the fact of finishing BEFORE assembly that way glue doesn't get into the grain of the wood.
I love your work but I think what makes your videos so interesting is that you not only take us through the steps but you explain the "why" to everything you do.
What a wonderful instructional video. That was a lot of fun. Just a lovely use of the spalted panels for a great contrast. Now you call this a whiskey cabinet. Where does that name come from? Also can you say where your dowel jig can be found? A tutorial on using this jig could be very educational. Dowel use so often frustrated me and yet you see old chairs, that have so much stress at the joints, that last for a long, long time. The way you confidently used them for panel glue up really impressed me. Thank you much lad.
I'm not sure where the name comes from, I think some also call it a liquor or wine cabinet, good thought on the dowel tutorial, I will ponder that for sure. Dowelmax available through dowelmax.com or Rockler
I have had the same experience with the 3M sandpaper. I started using it just a couple of weeks ago, and I found that it cuts so much better that I can start with 120 grit, rather than using 80 grit as I did in the past. It works really, really well.
How's she goin'? It was interesting for me to see your use of dowels for your joinery. I have always shied away from them and used biscuits. But I always struggled trying to get the alignment right with the biscuits. But it looks like that isn't as big an issue with the dowels. Thanks for this demo!! Take 'er easy!!!
You sound like you're from Newfoundland. If not it's absolutely no problem of course. Just sayin. You comment about the frustration of using biscuits rang true with me. Always frustrated the bejebers out of me! Anyway take care and have a LARGE DAY INDEED!!!
@@perrymurphy4100 How's she goin"? Sorry, I'm not a Newfie. Not a Caper either, just a Bluenose mainlander with some dialect challenges I guess!! LOL I was excited to get a biscuit jointer but was pretty bummed when I could never get the joints to line up and be flush. That last time I made a panel glue up I didn't even use biscuits, just face glued the edges and got them as flush as I could and then sanded the parts that weren't flush. Made the panel kind of wavey but I tell everyone that's a character mark!! LOL Thanks for the comment. Take 'er easy!!!
I was pleasantly surprised to see a RUclips build without using Dominos or Rubio. Thanks for another great video. Good to see you back in the shop. Cabinet looks great. Spalted alder is really nice.
Very nice vid ! I appreciate the fact these take longer to get ready to post and editing. I’m absolutely no fan of the shorts so for me this is awesome. I look forward to seeing the future vid on the handles. I’m also wondering about shelves? Dowels are something I’m really looking forward to start working with.
Awesome video Colin, thank you for sharing with us. Quick question on Osmo, do you hand sand with that 600 grit between coats? Do you feel like that's necessary after the second coat or only in between? Thank you!
Nice! Curious on the spalted alder - is that plywood or is that a solid piece? As it looks to be rather thin (1/4” - 3/8” thick) that must require a pretty hefty band saw, eh?
The "reveal" is where the leg does not line up flush with the apron, so the apron is set back from the leg, that is called the reveal, the purpose is to help add "depth" to the look of the furniture.
Банальный стенной шкаф, с умной рожей, обозвать баром для виски это конечно высший пилотаж разговорного жанра. Лишь бы что спиздеть на камеру и выложить для просмотров.
Glad to see the change to longer format build videos! I think shorter format is fine for specific topics, but in my humble opinion full builds should be as long as they need to be to cover the whole process because that makes it more comprehensive to learn from. I know there are other preferences and opinions, but that's my vote.
Thanks for the feedback Christopher, I agree with your comment
Spectacular Whisky Cabinet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful design,wood, and workmanship. Jim.
Thanks Jim
Great job Sir.
Another great video, I am toying with the idea of building A whole kitchen.
Remarkable build. You have sold me on dowels! Putting the pocket screws out to pasture.
Can’t wait for the next video! Great series.
You won't be disappointed
I really like the new, longer format. As other have said, the short tool tips are good but I like seeing the builds. Keep it up! We'll keep coming back!!
I was blown away, like a queef in the wind. 🌬️
Nice build
Very nice Colin, thank you Sir.
Glad to see a build video for a change other than tips & tricks. Very well made cabinet. I too have the Dowel Max & it is fabulous. I also love the fact of finishing BEFORE assembly that way glue doesn't get into the grain of the wood.
Thanks Joe
Another great video!! Thanks!
I love your work but I think what makes your videos so interesting is that you not only take us through the steps but you explain the "why" to everything you do.
Nice work.
Good video for you. I have renewed confidence in your skills!
Beautiful cabinet! Love that spaulted alder.
Thanks Erik
I love the longer format build video! Great piece!
Oh I know you are big into Whiskey. Thanks for sharing.
Well, not so much the Whiskey, but love the cabinetry and I jus think it's a cool name for a cabinet
thank you for sharing my friend great job learning something today 😊 love your channel 👍
nice work
Looks great very nice work glad to see a wood working video all your video help many of us.
Thanks Harvey
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I really appreciate you showing the end result at the beginning! Beautiful work.
Really enjoyed this one Colin. Many thanks.🇬🇧
Great to see you once again building projects!
Nice! I love whiskey 😊. I can't wait to se your pull.s
Awsome whiskey cabinet. Can't wait for your behind the scenes video. Love your channel
Beautiful cabinet. Love the doors.
Hi Colin
Love the longer format style.
Keep up the great work.
Darrell
it looks really cool! Thank you for sharing your process
Beautiful Colin,great piece of work so far! Can't wait to see your handle solution👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎
Very nicely done. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thanks
Many thanks :)
Nice to see you back in the shop doing projects! I think everyone likes the tips and tricks but I like to see the builds. Awesome build!
Appreciate the feedback Dennis
What a wonderful instructional video. That was a lot of fun. Just a lovely use of the spalted panels for a great contrast. Now you call this a whiskey cabinet. Where does that name come from? Also can you say where your dowel jig can be found? A tutorial on using this jig could be very educational. Dowel use so often frustrated me and yet you see old chairs, that have so much stress at the joints, that last for a long, long time. The way you confidently used them for panel glue up really impressed me. Thank you much lad.
I'm not sure where the name comes from, I think some also call it a liquor or wine cabinet, good thought on the dowel tutorial, I will ponder that for sure. Dowelmax available through dowelmax.com or Rockler
I have had the same experience with the 3M sandpaper. I started using it just a couple of weeks ago, and I found that it cuts so much better that I can start with 120 grit, rather than using 80 grit as I did in the past. It works really, really well.
Thanks for the comment and sharing your experience with the 3M product, nice to know others that share my observation
Really beautiful work, Colin!!! 😃
Thanks a LOT for all the tips!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
How's she goin'? It was interesting for me to see your use of dowels for your joinery. I have always shied away from them and used biscuits. But I always struggled trying to get the alignment right with the biscuits. But it looks like that isn't as big an issue with the dowels. Thanks for this demo!! Take 'er easy!!!
You sound like you're from Newfoundland. If not it's absolutely no problem of course. Just sayin. You comment about the frustration of using biscuits rang true with me. Always frustrated the bejebers out of me! Anyway take care and have a LARGE DAY INDEED!!!
@@perrymurphy4100 How's she goin"? Sorry, I'm not a Newfie. Not a Caper either, just a Bluenose mainlander with some dialect challenges I guess!! LOL I was excited to get a biscuit jointer but was pretty bummed when I could never get the joints to line up and be flush. That last time I made a panel glue up I didn't even use biscuits, just face glued the edges and got them as flush as I could and then sanded the parts that weren't flush. Made the panel kind of wavey but I tell everyone that's a character mark!! LOL Thanks for the comment. Take 'er easy!!!
Hi Grampie, dowels are much more versatile, accurate and stronger, quite a difference in how they work
I was pleasantly surprised to see a RUclips build without using Dominos or Rubio. Thanks for another great video. Good to see you back in the shop. Cabinet looks great. Spalted alder is really nice.
Why does it matter, just use your preferred joinery and finish.
Thanks!! I really enjoyed seeing your process and order of operations. I'm looking forward to more. 👏👏👏
Thanks for watching
nice job! have you ever seen dark bronze hinges like the ones that you used? Thanks
Very nice. I really like the new format.
Glad you like it!
Terrific! Thank you for sharing your skills. I always learn something new from your videos.
thanks for watching
Very nice vid ! I appreciate the fact these take longer to get ready to post and editing. I’m absolutely no fan of the shorts so for me this is awesome. I look forward to seeing the future vid on the handles. I’m also wondering about shelves? Dowels are something I’m really looking forward to start working with.
Awesome video Colin, thank you for sharing with us.
Quick question on Osmo, do you hand sand with that 600 grit between coats? Do you feel like that's necessary after the second coat or only in between? Thank you!
Beautiful cabinet, Colin... just don't put any Jack Daniels in there... 😏
(Ask Matt Walsh why... 😉)
LOL ... OK
Nice! Curious on the spalted alder - is that plywood or is that a solid piece? As it looks to be rather thin (1/4” - 3/8” thick) that must require a pretty hefty band saw, eh?
Now I'm really curious to see what are some of the bottles you are going to stock that cabinet with...
LOL ... so am I (not much of spirts drinker, will see what I can come up with)
Didn’t see a demo on the off set dowel set up, just how the center was done
I think that will be in the "Behind the Scenes" follow up, but thinking about doing a tutorial on the dowelmax, many have asked for it
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Colin, you didn’t show your whiskey collection! What whiskies will you be putting in it?
i wont be cutting any wood in this video, here is me cutting some profiles in wood
What’s the reveal?
The "reveal" is where the leg does not line up flush with the apron, so the apron is set back from the leg, that is called the reveal, the purpose is to help add "depth" to the look of the furniture.
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Банальный стенной шкаф, с умной рожей, обозвать баром для виски это конечно высший пилотаж разговорного жанра. Лишь бы что спиздеть на камеру и выложить для просмотров.
Pra que falar tanto? O vídeo fica muito cansativo assim !
Your comment is boring... & rude, get some manners... 😒