This is an amazing project. My hat is off to you. Anyone who has not ripped full sheets of hardwood plywood or cut perfect notches for lap joints in pieces that big can not appreciate all it is that you do, Caitlin. Good to see that the person ordering the cabinet was wise enough to heed your advice about making a permanent shelf.
Another really cool project!!! I always enjoy how methodical you are when you are focused on a process. I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Have a great week!!! Timothy
Yeah the angle wasn’t great for photos, but it looked kinda awkward out of context in the shop. Showing it in its nook really pulled everything together.
Incredible skill to take these dressers and make them into a massive bathroom vanity and linen closet! It’s been very educational and fun to see how it’s done and done skillfully and professionally! Amazed! Can’t wait for the next project
What a great job you did on these units, no one would guess they started out life as two completely different cabinets, between you and your customer it’s definitely a case of two minds that think as one, to see them in place is just the icing on the cake, they look spectacular well done 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
Just amazing results. Anyone can make a box, but you make cabinets and furniture! I wish you'd get more views and subs...you format is simple and you explain with a voiceover. No shouting or gimmicks. And really nice results! Thanks for the ending finished reveal!
Caitlyn, you do outstanding work. At 1:20 in the video where you are using the extended miter gage, I noticed you attached an outrigger to run along the edge of the table saw to keep running true is pure genius. I have picked up so many little tricks and aids watching your channel.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks You have to be one of the most honest people I've have ever dealt with. Your customers are getting a top-of-the-line product made by an honest craftsman
I appreciate how you repurpose items from your clients and use pieces of scrap to reduce waste. I really like your attention to detail and how you go above and beyond when building t he piece. Your work is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Nice to see both pieces in the bathroom. Beautiful job on both of them though they look short of a finish for my taste. I held my breath as the doors went through the table and radial arm saws - I'm pretty squeamish about machine-working on pre-glazed pieces. Have a great weekend HB.
Good Morning H. B. Another nice video on the project at hand. Very nice fit in the dados with the shelves. Perfect fit. Bet your glad you made the box finger joint jig awhile back. Made for fast work. The set back of the top gives a really nice look to the front. Great job. Careful walking on your work bench carrying such a large size piece of the puzzle there girl. I know you know your limits but would absolutely hate to see you accidentally take a tumble. As I’m sure you would too. Be careful and enjoy your weekend and you and your family have a wonderful thanksgiving holiday.
Look's good Honey nice job! I am sure it was nerve-wracking working with those leaded glass doors! I think you were spot on using a Preston on the maple plywood it always stains blotchy if you don't apply something! Nice job!
A very enjoyable build series with a super attractive end result. Watching the door trimming, I'm glad I've got a Makita track saw to do cuts like that - no radial arm saw.
Interesting and great-looking project. I liked the details about your interactions with the customer. Sorry to see your sleeveless T's giving way to sweatshirts, though. 😢😊
Good morning 🌅, Honey B, very well thought out, well done, great project, I thought I saw the laser working in the background, your new toy, Stay safe keep up the great work , not sure whether I have said but I’ve had serious problems with my hands carpal tunnel syndrome, I’ve just had my first operation this week my left hand, It got to a point where I could not hold things very well, going very numb and couldn’t sleep at night, look forward to seeing you next project, 💔, From France,
Ok I could not have held the shelves on edge with the cross cut fixture and accurately cut all the notches to receive the vertical stile. That’s the difference between a pro and my hacker skills. I guess another reason is my advancing age. Really amazing. Have a great Thanksgiving.
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Excellent work, as always! Take the rest of the day off!
This is an amazing project. My hat is off to you. Anyone who has not ripped full sheets of hardwood plywood or cut perfect notches for lap joints in pieces that big can not appreciate all it is that you do, Caitlin.
Good to see that the person ordering the cabinet was wise enough to heed your advice about making a permanent shelf.
This was a great customer.
Another really cool project!!! I always enjoy how methodical you are when you are focused on a process. I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Have a great week!!! Timothy
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Now that's one heck of a job and it looks amazing.
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Really lovely job all round.like the splicing on the shelves. It looks great in place glad you showed us 👏👏👏
Yeah the angle wasn’t great for photos, but it looked kinda awkward out of context in the shop. Showing it in its nook really pulled everything together.
I love how you made the patch for the drawer bottom.
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Incredible skill to take these dressers and make them into a massive bathroom vanity and linen closet! It’s been very educational and fun to see how it’s done and done skillfully and professionally! Amazed! Can’t wait for the next project
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What a great job you did on these units, no one would guess they started out life as two completely different cabinets, between you and your customer it’s definitely a case of two minds that think as one, to see them in place is just the icing on the cake, they look spectacular well done 👌👌👌👍👍👍🇦🇺
Thanks! Yeah she did a lot of the heavy lifting with the measurements on this one.
Beautiful work
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Awesome - thanks as always for sharing. Appreciate it. Always learn something...
Beautiful looking build. Both cabinets look great in the bathroom. Thank you Caitlin. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
You have a wonderful thanksgiving too!
Just amazing results. Anyone can make a box, but you make cabinets and furniture! I wish you'd get more views and subs...you format is simple and you explain with a voiceover. No shouting or gimmicks. And really nice results! Thanks for the ending finished reveal!
Thanks! I was happy to get some finished pics for these two pieces.
Excellent results! I’m vert impressed with the way everything flows together. I can’t wait for the next project.
Very nice job looking very good!!!👍💯👌
You are a really great craftsperson; I am impressed by the quality and care that goes into your work! ... Thanks
Caitlyn, you do outstanding work. At 1:20 in the video where you are using the extended miter gage, I noticed you attached an outrigger to run along the edge of the table saw to keep running true is pure genius. I have picked up so many little tricks and aids watching your channel.
That miter gauge is broken in about three places so that’s the only way to keep it square.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks You have to be one of the most honest people I've have ever dealt with. Your customers are getting a top-of-the-line product made by an honest craftsman
Nice work. You made the bathroom. ( the drawer repairs were excellent )
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Great Job and some interesting, down to earth, problemsolving. It was educational and great fun to watch. Greetings from Germany
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Thank you, HB
You make it look easy. Nice job.
I appreciate how you repurpose items from your clients and use pieces of scrap to reduce waste. I really like your attention to detail and how you go above and beyond when building t he piece.
Your work is gorgeous.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us.
Thanks. I hate waste so this project was right up my alley.
Thanks for sharing the final pictures in your clients home. Those two pieces turned out beautiful, you are very talented.
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That's good woodworking !
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Looks fantastic a job well done
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Nice to see both pieces in the bathroom. Beautiful job on both of them though they look short of a finish for my taste. I held my breath as the doors went through the table and radial arm saws - I'm pretty squeamish about machine-working on pre-glazed pieces. Have a great weekend HB.
Trust me I was dying inside working on those doors
Good Morning H. B. Another nice video on the project at hand. Very nice fit in the dados with the shelves. Perfect fit. Bet your glad you made the box finger joint jig awhile back. Made for fast work. The set back of the top gives a really nice look to the front. Great job. Careful walking on your work bench carrying such a large size piece of the puzzle there girl. I know you know your limits but would absolutely hate to see you accidentally take a tumble. As I’m sure you would too. Be careful and enjoy your weekend and you and your family have a wonderful thanksgiving holiday.
Thanks! You enjoy your weekend too.
Excellent work as always Caitlin! Incredible recovery work with excellent results! Have a great weekend! 👌👍
Beautiful work…very impressive 👍👍👍👍
You do really nice work !!!
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I'm converting my mom's old china cabinet into open shelving right now. This gives me some ideas.
Nice, that sounds like a cool project.
Seeing the sweatshirt, It must be pretty cold up there. This looks amazing!
Yeah winter is coming. Not terrible out yet, by the warm days are getting further apart.
@@HoneyBadgerWoodWorks It's getting colder earlier here in Louisiana this year.
Look's good Honey nice job! I am sure it was nerve-wracking working with those leaded glass doors! I think you were spot on using a Preston on the maple plywood it always stains blotchy if you don't apply something! Nice job!
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Caitlyn, Is the majority of you customer still in the area of your old shop? Have you able to get more work in N.J?
It's about 50/50.
A very enjoyable build series with a super attractive end result. Watching the door trimming, I'm glad I've got a Makita track saw to do cuts like that - no radial arm saw.
Interesting and great-looking project. I liked the details about your interactions with the customer.
Sorry to see your sleeveless T's giving way to sweatshirts, though. 😢😊
Good morning 🌅, Honey B, very well thought out, well done, great project, I thought I saw the laser working in the background, your new toy,
Stay safe keep up the great work , not sure whether I have said but I’ve had serious problems with my hands carpal tunnel syndrome, I’ve just had my first operation this week my left hand, It got to a point where I could not hold things very well, going very numb and couldn’t sleep at night, look forward to seeing you next project, 💔, From France,
That sucks, I know a couple people with that and it sounds miserable.
Ha ha ha. I've watched almost all your videos and can't say I've ever seen you let the honey badger out! Referring to flying objects and breakage. 😉
I would love a table saw like yours. My problem is, my shot is an 8x12 shed. Where would I put it?
Having enough space is always an issue.
All of this must be pretty heavy. Your arms and shoulders look like you just left the gym. That's gorgeous to me.
I don't film at all anymore. The dust ruined my $800 camera.
I’m shocked that my phone, iPad, and laptop have lasted in that shop with all that dust all these years.
Ok I could not have held the shelves on edge with the cross cut fixture and accurately cut all the notches to receive the vertical stile. That’s the difference between a pro and my hacker skills. I guess another reason is my advancing age. Really amazing. Have a great Thanksgiving.
Me neither, for the same reasons !
You have a great thanksgiving too!