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I have used WoodPrix plans and I think they are really good. I have already made a lot of things out of wood thanks to them.

This is awesome! So excited to continue with parts 3 and 4 in this series!! Great techniques, tips, and tricks, Gary!

Oh I am a sub contractor what we call a C-6 Millworks Contractor.

I am 66 brother! Saturday morning just finish a bunch of custom moldings, and floating 2” oak shelves. Now I hv to get a wine cabinet together today so as to install all of this before an 80” Credenza and lowers extension . I feel pretty good and the doctor stated it’s important to stay busy and work ! Don’t quit !

Awesome tips and techniques Gary! Thank you!!!

This is AWESOME Gary!! Great information in another great video! Looking forward to the coming parts!

Many thanks for sharing your expertise with us!!

so i made it too :D just by using WoodPrix plans :)

@garystreigler3495 thanks for the lesson

Nice job!

Thanks for sharing Gary. Can you give us some insight on how you would construct a raised panel head jamb for an arched opening?

Love your videos Gary

Love it, learned so much. My wish would be for Brent Hull, Hull Historical, and Gary to do Joint videos showing how to make historically accurate details to elevate and punctuate openings.

Genius, so much fun to watch. Look forward to learning from this master.

Can you show the steps and the final results? Also, I am doing 3/4" thick TG pine boards on both sides of a 2x4 wall. The problem is the prehung door jambs are only 4 5/8" wide but the wall with the pine boards is 5" wide. What do you recommend I do with the 3/8" gap?

Nice job! Thanks for sharing.

My goal is always to share lots of options for woodworkers with different skill levels and tools available. Personally I usually put Hoffman keys in the back of my doors to make mitered doors but that takes an expensive tool. The new Mortise mate jig by Kreg or a Domino are both good options depending on your budget and the number of door to build

Hiding the pocket hole plugs would easy if the plan is to paint the door, but will be more visible if your keeping a natural wood finish. Do you normally follow this joinery method when painting the cabinet door and use a domino / hidden fastener when keeping a natural wood finish?

Hiding the pocket hole plugs would easy if the plan is to paint the door, but will be more visible if your keeping a natural wood finish. Do you normally follow this joinery method when painting the cabinet door and use a domino / hidden fastener when keeping a natural wood finish?

Glad I found your channel. One of the better sources of quality information for woodworking and trim carpentry

Awesome video Gary. Keep em comin. I gotta send you some pictures of my latest build

Cauls on both ends; even if you are running this through a planer , use cauls.

I enjoy watching your videos! Wish I had your shop! Don

Thank you Gary. Great tips!!!

Absolutely gorgeous, just like all your work, Gary! Well done!!

Love watching Gary work. He is a true craftsman. I especially like his workshop - practical and ideal to work in. Hate those cleaner-than-clean workshops. Love that plywood off cut attached to top with pins to cut the acute angle, very smart.

Mr Gary ! ( I always ran for cover if my Mom stated Mister at the front) ! I was looking around your shop and I was wondering if your saving that saw dust and off cuts to sell on line ? Kidding ! My shop is worse ! HEY MERRY CHRISTMAS & GOD BLESS , TO U AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY! Thank you for the teaching videos ! Keep going !

Fantastic job Gary!!!! Wow!

Fantastic project!!!! Great job Gary!!!

Arkansas Math never fails. 📏

Outstanding tutorial. Thank you. Look forward to Part 2.

Interesting product. However, after a few times bending down to turn on the extractor, I'd switch out the cordless drill for a corded version to take advantage of the extractor's auto start.

Some years back, Rob Cosman put out a video on taking a pass or two with a hand plane to prepare the edge of your sheet goods before glueing on solid wood edge banding. Been doing that since then. I guess no matter how you do it, jointing the mating surfaces before glue up is well worth the effort.

it's amazing how many channels there are like this, the Carpenter Bob with 1 or 2K subscribers and all their workshops look the same and don't forget the very critical piece of advice they have to offer on how to glue two pieces of wood together...

Looks super cool, now buy a Dowelmax

Great tool for my Christmas Gift!!!! Thank you Gary!

WoodPrix woodworking plans are nice for that.

Never watch a video that has that stupid subscribe bell. Now on to thumbs down and don't recommend channel.

I think that's a great idea. Especially useful for longer runs. Say doing a full shelving unit. For single pieces would a convex blade in a plane do it.

My dad, he gave me the same advice word by word. But he added “even if is a bad thing”

Once again a great tip. I’ll be using this in the future. Please keep sharing

Excellent work

You should check out a machine called wood master. They make great wood working machines. They got some older videos with a guy talking about some of the features. Thanks for the the video Gary

Collins really has a lot of useful stuff for finish carpentry. I really like the Collins Coping Foot for cutting scribes and, of course, cope cuts.

It is a great bit I hv one and should use it more on my floating shelves? Sometimes I also cut a 3-5 degree slant so the nosing makes seamless contact however, only if the bottom is not seen! Thk u for the video !

In my world, those are perfect!

Awesome tips to making a great shelf!!!! Thanks you Gary!!!

Do you also offer fireplace mantel by natural stone marble?

Learn how to make it yourself with all details. Just look for WoodPrix :)

Great video! God bless!