Very nice, simple design for a beautiful shoe rack bench. RUclips suggested the video where you refinished the golden oak cabinet door then i decided to see what other videos you have up and they remind me of my dad. He did woodworking as a hobby and your videos could almost be him talking and demonstrating techniques. Brilliant workmanship. Thanks for reminding me of how special a skill woodworking is and sparking the memories of my dad.
Great job 👌. My wife keeps talking about what to do about the shoes. I think I'll just steal your beautiful design and try it myself. Thank you for sharing 😉
I always liked very much of your teaching.Easy to under stand your english and your project.Goodluck.Iam from south end(Tamilnadu, Tirunelveli) of India and fascinated by your talk on projects.Very nice.
Wes love the work and your channel. Can you tell me what paint gun you're using and how much did you have to thin the paint? Tried using a similar gun but can't get the paint to come out in a decent manner. Thanks
The design is great and I enjoyed the build. I will say that the music is kind of distracting, I think it would be better to hear the sound of the tools and you working. Cheers!
Hi Wes, I am making a bookcase for my daughter and was going to follow the instructions you shared in another video (3-4 coats of primer and 2 of lacquer) but I am thinking it might be an overkill for a bookcase. I saw you doing a simpler finish in this project and imagine it is more appropriate to my project. Can you share how many coats you applied and what type of paint? (I saw you mentioned SW pure white in the video). Thanks a lot!
Hi...typically all of my white finishes are the same...3 white and 2 clear. I may not have shown that on this particular video but probably followed the same formula. That would also be an excellent finish for your bookcase. Thanks, Wes
you live dangerously with the long skinny panels on the table saw fence, and when you use the boat for the face frame with the fence, you don't have a slider in your shop?
Very nice, simple design for a beautiful shoe rack bench. RUclips suggested the video where you refinished the golden oak cabinet door then i decided to see what other videos you have up and they remind me of my dad. He did woodworking as a hobby and your videos could almost be him talking and demonstrating techniques. Brilliant workmanship. Thanks for reminding me of how special a skill woodworking is and sparking the memories of my dad.
I love this show rack and the nice details built for the cabinet. Compliments for a work well done!
Thank you very much for the comment...glad you enjoyed the video! Wes
Great job 👌. My wife keeps talking about what to do about the shoes. I think I'll just steal your beautiful design and try it myself. Thank you for sharing 😉
You are very welcome. Happy wife...happy life 😀
Great video. Just starting to make one of these for my mudroom.
I could really do with one of these myself , great build !👏👏👏👌👌👌👌😍😍😍😍
Yes John...make one and let us see it. 😀
Thanks for sharing those tips and the make!
You are very welcome...thank you for watching. Wes
Nice work and simple to follow...
Glad you enjoyed it...thanks for watching, Wes
Nice work Wes! My initial thought was clear coat the top, but I think the stain looks great against the white.
Yes...I think it turned out to be a nice contrast. Thanks for your comment. Wes
I always liked very much of your teaching.Easy to under stand your english and your project.Goodluck.Iam from south end(Tamilnadu, Tirunelveli) of India and fascinated by your talk on projects.Very nice.
Hello from so very far away. Thank you for kind words and watching my channel. Wes
Wes love the work and your channel. Can you tell me what paint gun you're using and how much did you have to thin the paint? Tried using a similar gun but can't get the paint to come out in a decent manner. Thanks
I love the build. I'm really surprised that you don't use a respirator on the paint booth though. You seem like someone who would.
Rob...I typically use a respirator but not while I am doing a video. Thanks for watching. Wes
@@WoodworkingWithWes I figured you did that's why I said something. Love your videos. You remind me a lot of my old shop teachers from years ago.
I’m new to building.. any chance you can tell me what you used for the back cover? And is it nailed on? Thanks and great vid!
I nailed on a 1/4" white melamine back. Thank you for watching, Wes
The design is great and I enjoyed the build. I will say that the music is kind of distracting, I think it would be better to hear the sound of the tools and you working. Cheers!
Noted! Thanks, Wes
What are the measurements for the side rails??
Hi Wes, I am making a bookcase for my daughter and was going to follow the instructions you shared in another video (3-4 coats of primer and 2 of lacquer) but I am thinking it might be an overkill for a bookcase. I saw you doing a simpler finish in this project and imagine it is more appropriate to my project. Can you share how many coats you applied and what type of paint? (I saw you mentioned SW pure white in the video). Thanks a lot!
Hi...typically all of my white finishes are the same...3 white and 2 clear. I may not have shown that on this particular video but probably followed the same formula. That would also be an excellent finish for your bookcase. Thanks, Wes
Very nice new to ww about how much can something like that go for? +/-
So when you screw the oak seat to the stretchers are you worried about wood movement and the seat eventually splitting?
No...I don't worry about that because it is not glued down. Thanks, Wes
you live dangerously with the long skinny panels on the table saw fence, and when you use the boat for the face frame with the fence, you don't have a slider in your shop?
Adam...no I don't have a slider in my shop. Thanks for watching. Wes
Are you using a finishing nailer or brad nailer?
The 18 gage brad nailer that I use is considered a finish nail gun. Thanks for watching, Wes
Are the pin nails and staples sturdy enough to hold the carcass???
With the dream around the front and the panel on the back this thing is very structurally sound.
Yes they are sufficient enough to hold any weight. Thanks, Wes
I have more boots than shoes, that porportion would not be appealing, such is life.
So then redesign and put a divider in the middle and a shelf on one side. Problem solved. You gotta be able to think outside the box.
John...you can make it any size you want. Thanks for watching Wes