Very well done, Sir! I have been learning woodworking for about a year now and this approach and end product just makes me giggle about the simplicity!! Thank You for posting this.
Love it! It’s a great project that can be done over time, whenever there’s a spare hour or so, as unusual gifts for my grandchildren. Thanks - you have earnt a new subscriber, just for sharing a great idea!
I love this! I kept waiting for you to make the handle a box, too! Inception for boxes! I’ll definitely do this one. Just bought my first bandsaw so looking for cool projects. Thanks!!
I've just recently bought a bandsaw and im looking for easy projects to start me off, and these look brilliant!! 👍 I loved the doen to earth chat and the rummaging round the garden looking for twigs and a little bit of fun with the cat as well. That was lovely. Im gonna subscribe and see what else youve got going on. 👍
Did start too watch this late last night but knodded off. Not from video but busy week. The bandsaw boxes look great done mate 👍 also that bandsaw is working out to be a great bargain. Take care mate 👍 I too always plug the router in instead of the sander lolol
You have to save up for one, you will definitely not regret it. It is a nice tool to have, and relatively safe compared to table saws, miter saws, etc. if you are not that experienced.
Hi - nice video something I am looking for to build using my new bandsaw and also a tree I had to fell since it was dead. One question - should I dry the log to a moisture level below certain value before I attempt this? TIA.
Hi, I usually wait until it is down to 14 percent or lower. Steady drying will avoid loads of splits or twists. I leave in the workshop and wait for the levels to drop over a period of time 👍
They look brilliant mate. What size bandsaw blade do you use for cutting curves. Im still using the stock blade at the mo but cant cut curves very easily with it. Thats one thing i wanna try at some point a bandsaw box. I love these ones with the bark left on
Thanks David, I'm using a 1/4" blade on a bandsaw with a 9" depth of cut. These boxes I made 3 1/2" long but can be made to whatever will fit in your bandsaw. Take care David 👍
They look really good David. At first glance on the intro I was wondering how you made them. Great demonstration on how to. Raiding apple trees as a kid you soon got to know not to bother with the cooking apple trees yuk lol. Tony
Thanks Tony, yeah we used to call it scrumping but these apple trees are ours. Just while I remember were you sending one of your stickers back sometime for the sticker wall? I can't remember if you was or not. Anyway thanks very much for watching, take care 👍🙂
Great video David they look great If you are looking for a good book I can recommend The new bandsaw box book by the drunken woodworker David puddings Great read Thanks for a great video and remember#stay safe and make. 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks for watching Michael, yeah I never tried on my smaller bandsaw. This one's got a 9" depth of cut and I was only cutting 3 1/2" so it managed ok. Take care David 👍
My smallest band saw has a cutting height of 3.15", I have made a lot of bandsaw boxes with it. I use 1/4 "and 1/8" blades. However, I just ordered a slightly larger one I could get brand new for under half the list price, I think it's a bit too small, and the other one I have is way too big, but the small one can easily make boxes.
Very cute little boxes..Good to have in my got to build list..Thanks so much! Great job on the video... Grants Pass ,Ore. USA
I find it much easier to sand the insides of everything before gluing things back together. Nice project! Kitty footage was a bonus
Very well done, Sir! I have been learning woodworking for about a year now and this approach and end product just makes me giggle about the simplicity!! Thank You for posting this.
Thanks 👍
3 points of contact is key (to mitigate that ‘roll”)
Love it!
It’s a great project that can be done over time, whenever there’s a spare hour or so, as unusual gifts for my grandchildren. Thanks - you have earnt a new subscriber, just for sharing a great idea!
Great idea.
Now I finally understand, how these nice boxes are made. Thaks for the video!
I love this! I kept waiting for you to make the handle a box, too! Inception for boxes! I’ll definitely do this one. Just bought my first bandsaw so looking for cool projects. Thanks!!
Thanks very much Bill 👍
I've just recently bought a bandsaw and im looking for easy projects to start me off, and these look brilliant!! 👍
I loved the doen to earth chat and the rummaging round the garden looking for twigs and a little bit of fun with the cat as well. That was lovely.
Im gonna subscribe and see what else youve got going on. 👍
Great work.
Always put in your precious. Love it. Thankyou
Did start too watch this late last night but knodded off. Not from video but busy week. The bandsaw boxes look great done mate 👍 also that bandsaw is working out to be a great bargain. Take care mate 👍 I too always plug the router in instead of the sander lolol
Hope you've caught up on some sleep Dan 🙂 Think I should start labeling the plugs ✏🔌. Thanks for watching 👍
You could use a clamp to hold the branch. Great video thanks
Wow. That is a clever idea for a box. We enjoyed watching very much!
Hi David,
Nice little project... thanks for sharing.
Take care
Paul,,
lol my precious was perfect . I will be doing this project, thank you for the idea and sharing it
Very helpful and inspiring video. Thank you
Thanks very much 👍
Hello from Germany
Good Job Sir👍
Thanks Matthias 👍
Thanks for the video! A rather manageable project that I defenatly will try out at one point. Cheers!
I like these. Did they warp as they dried? Thanks for sharing.
Clever and beautiful!
That is an awesome project!!! ❤❤❤❤
Great little draws,would love a bandsaw but just cant afford one
Thanks for watching, I was lucky I managed to get this one for £35 on Facebook Marketplace.
@@InTheWorkshop i do keep looking on there but no cheap ones yet.
You have to save up for one, you will definitely not regret it.
It is a nice tool to have, and relatively safe compared to table saws, miter saws, etc. if you are not that experienced.
Good effort David, I will give that a try. Thanks for going to all the trouble.
Thanks Terry, take care David 👍
That’s different David; quite impressed with that 👍👍
Thanks David 👍
Nice job!
real nice i must give it a go
Nice job well done mate.
They look great, I will be having a go at them
all the best
RichT
Love it... Makes me wish i had a bandsaw
Such a nice project David. 😊
Really cool project. Thanks for posting!
Nice work on the boxes!
Please consider getting your camera closer to the action.
Trying this project. The interior part keeps coming out cpne shaped forsome reason and will only fit in one way. Its a weird puzzle
Good one!
Excellent job!
Thanks Hugh and thank you for watching 👍
Hi - nice video something I am looking for to build using my new bandsaw and also a tree I had to fell since it was dead. One question - should I dry the log to a moisture level below certain value before I attempt this? TIA.
Hi, I usually wait until it is down to 14 percent or lower. Steady drying will avoid loads of splits or twists. I leave in the workshop and wait for the levels to drop over a period of time 👍
very good idea wish I had thought of it
Is there a reason you don't use CA glue? Thanks for your great videos!
Yes, I usually end up sticking myself to the workpiece 😄
Hey my man I detect an Accent. If you don't mind me asking where are you from? You did a great job on your project.
Your new friend Shoey.
Thanks very much, Lincolnshire is where I'm from.
All the best David 👍
Great vid and job David
Love it!
Awesome! Very nice idea!
Nice one
Thanks Fred and thank you for watching 👍
They look brilliant mate. What size bandsaw blade do you use for cutting curves. Im still using the stock blade at the mo but cant cut curves very easily with it. Thats one thing i wanna try at some point a bandsaw box. I love these ones with the bark left on
Thanks David, I'm using a 1/4" blade on a bandsaw with a 9" depth of cut. These boxes I made 3 1/2" long but can be made to whatever will fit in your bandsaw.
Take care David 👍
nice job
They look really good David. At first glance on the intro I was wondering how you made them. Great demonstration on how to.
Raiding apple trees as a kid you soon got to know not to bother with the cooking apple trees yuk lol. Tony
Thanks Tony, yeah we used to call it scrumping but these apple trees are ours. Just while I remember were you sending one of your stickers back sometime for the sticker wall? I can't remember if you was or not. Anyway thanks very much for watching, take care 👍🙂
Great video David they look great If you are looking for a good book I can recommend The new bandsaw box book by the drunken woodworker David puddings Great read Thanks for a great video and remember#stay safe and make. 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian and thanks for the commendation 👍
@@InTheWorkshop sorry David picciuto
Nice. How dry was the log?
I don't know the exact moisture content but they were green and when cutting out the drawers the timber felt damp. Thanks for watching 👍
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I make and sell bandsaw boxes I will be giving these ago 👍👍👍👌
Never had any luck making bandsaw boxes ,my little bandsaw seems to bog down.
Thanks for watching Michael, yeah I never tried on my smaller bandsaw. This one's got a 9" depth of cut and I was only cutting 3 1/2" so it managed ok.
Take care David 👍
My smallest band saw has a cutting height of 3.15", I have made a lot of bandsaw boxes with it.
I use 1/4 "and 1/8" blades.
However, I just ordered a slightly larger one I could get brand new for under half the list price, I think it's a bit too small, and the other one I have is way too big, but the small one can easily make boxes.
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I like these. Did they warp as they dried? Thanks for sharing.
No, I think it's because I kept them in my workshop