I don’t care that this was another shop furniture build, your story telling and the super editing had me laughing and really, really enjoying the whole thing. Superb stuff thank you for sharing.
Beautifully filmed! I really loved the sweeping camera motions when at the table saw. It gives the scenes visual interest beyond what you're doing on screen. I gotta get me a Dan. Heck, I'll even take a Chuck at this point!
I'm always so jealous of the quality of the plywood you got there. In my country the edges are never that clear and smooth, at the most we have 6 layers, and the faces usually have very contrasting spots, and i'm talking about the nice quality ones, Furniture grade stuff , which is guaranteed to not have voids between the layers (which they sometimes do anyway)
@@sailingeric nice, another great brand of tool that is completely underrated. Especially their warranty on batteries. I would have saved over $500 already compared to my 18v DeWalt batteries I’ve replaced over and over.
This really exceeded my expectations compared to your description on the podcast. Really an underrated build. Great work and a ton of good tips in there.
Hail to the editor, slayer of scope creep. Still wondering about that fine woodworking though. Some great ideas as well about installing the slides. And that false door keeps the dust out nicely.
Great build love the build and don’t listen to people saying to not use this or that. Personally I like the walnut edge and it’s a solid build using plywood!
You probably won't see this since it's been like 24 hours since you posted. But I got some crap news today. I'm not looking for internet back pats or anything. I just wanted you to know that even if this video is 10/10 the whole time it's on that metric, you gave me 19 minutes and 12 seconds of joy today. I love your content, even if it's another shop table. P.S. That false door is an awesome idea and looks great!
That fein turbo shopvac is by far the best one I have used. Very quiet and great suction. I don't own one personally but I have been wanting to get one for awhile. Also this table came out great! I want to make something similar for my omtech laser, just not as tall probably.
First of all, this is a sweet-ass looking shop cabinet. The fake door front was a surprise twist I wasn't expecting. B) moment of silence for the Kapex. Finally, I laughed way too hard at #1 Woodworking Tip (every time for the last how many years?), and the transition blocking in and out of the ad segment. I guess we're just having fun here. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, Dave~! I like that false front for the open space below. I'll be looking at a CNC soon and this looks like a good solution for a platform/stand. (Still deciding on which CNC to go with.) Thanks much~!
Nice job David. That style of shop furniture is my favorite. Simple to build, plenty sturdy. I'm not a fan of the iron on/adhesive edge banding either.
Shoulda got Brett McAfee to make you a 16 bit animation of the magic smoke leaving your Festool miter saw. I'm also digging this Fillet Mignon logo you've got now, but I don't know what it has to do with woodworking. ;)
If you cut a 6" hole centered near the end of each drawer, you would have a set of Cornhole Drawers. Cover the holes for drawer mode, then uncover and take outside for cornhole mode. :)
Hi David, always drill towards your crotch , I nearly spat my coffee out still laughing at it while typing this , your still one of the best youtuber's, keep up the good work, G.
Obviously I meant Trans Am and not T-Bird.
Yep... glad I looked at the comments before I chimed in LOL :P
You leave my dad's Trans Am outta this.
"Always screw towards your crotch." Talk about a gold mine of a t shirt idea.
I don’t care that this was another shop furniture build, your story telling and the super editing had me laughing and really, really enjoying the whole thing.
Superb stuff thank you for sharing.
Thank you thank you!
Agreed!
"Shop furniture doesn't need soft close drawer slides." *Uses solid walnut trim on shop furniture.* Haha
hahaha!!!
Well... It needs to be beautiful enough. Right? 😬
Haha solid.
Not to mention the premium plywood...
#respectthewalnut
Thanks man. Your videos make me smile.
This comment makes me smile!
That false door looked so good. Impressive. I may try that on my outfeed table i am building to church it up.
The sass about drills and drilling is back and I love it so much. Even more than the REM reference when sanding.
thank you for the huge tip on the leg width, then the attaching the drawer slide to build out then attach the build out. genius.
At 5:48 this shot is perfectly square. Good job!
Wes Anderson style!
''I'm Johnny knoxville and this is pocket hole joinery'' you killed me there! This one of the best unexpected pun I heard in a long while!!!
Holy crap that bottom door made this video 10x what it was. Great thought!
That dub was so smooth that I couldn't even tell it wasn't you 😂. Great video, David.
Glad we finally talked about the damn drawers! But my Grandma ALWAYS had soft-close drawers in her woodworking shop.
hahaha!
Extra good video, I liked the running jokes about the drawers, that style always kills me.
That false door front is brilliant. Imma steal that for something. Great job
Loving your new video formats way more personal and funny too!
Love that false door!
Always great projects and entertaining at the same time.
Isn’t this the first time you fully finished a piece of shop furniture. Good project
Hahaha! Yep!
‘You know how plywood is. It has an attitude’
My coffee is now all over my phone and lap from laughing.
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Beautifully filmed! I really loved the sweeping camera motions when at the table saw. It gives the scenes visual interest beyond what you're doing on screen. I gotta get me a Dan. Heck, I'll even take a Chuck at this point!
Love the idea for the rubber baseboard dust flap!
That was very classy to make the tools play the jackass song. Very classy. I applaud you
That is a sharp-looking build. Great job!
Bought Kapex for the same reason, expecting a lifetime out of it. Looking forward to an update soon. Best wishes!
I was thouroughly entertained, thank you!
Great video. The false door on the bottom is an awesome idea!!
As a professional sound editor and mixer, I just want to say that ADR was perfect and totally believable. 😂
Nice to see you getting the saw repaired as compared to buying a new one.
A welcome return to getting the screw started first. All that was missing was the driver slipping the head repeatedly noise *Chef kiss*
Thanks for the tips! Hope your miter saw finds it's way home soon!
Nice job. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God bless.
That is a great idea with the bottom door
The edit was on point as usual!!! Excellent work!
As always, your drawers are impeccable. Thanks for more inspiration Mr P!
That false door is super cool!
Also, I will totally buy that drawer t-shirt first.
you really have a good sense of design with all your projects. Love this one.
I love the editing of this video. Very funny....
Ghost ridin’ the SawStop at 3:44
I'm always so jealous of the quality of the plywood you got there. In my country the edges are never that clear and smooth, at the most we have 6 layers, and the faces usually have very contrasting spots, and i'm talking about the nice quality ones, Furniture grade stuff , which is guaranteed to not have voids between the layers (which they sometimes do anyway)
Ahh man, that is a bummer. The good stuff isn't even made here. It's imported.
Fantastic build and video. Your style is amazing and so entertaining. Thank you for what you do.
Just. Awesome. Love this!!!
Such a great design - who says shop furniture can't combine form and function!
Still have my DeWalt 12 inch. Over 10 years now.
My Ridgid is going on 15 years strong!
@@sailingeric nice, another great brand of tool that is completely underrated. Especially their warranty on batteries. I would have saved over $500 already compared to my 18v DeWalt batteries I’ve replaced over and over.
That false door is AMAZING! Love this idea so much. Great project as always!
Nice cabinet David!
This really exceeded my expectations compared to your description on the podcast. Really an underrated build. Great work and a ton of good tips in there.
Hail to the editor, slayer of scope creep. Still wondering about that fine woodworking though.
Some great ideas as well about installing the slides. And that false door keeps the dust out nicely.
Great build love the build and don’t listen to people saying to not use this or that. Personally I like the walnut edge and it’s a solid build using plywood!
Had a good laugh while learning with this. Cheers!
Always great videos on your channel. Thanks for the tips on legs/drawers!
Outstanding move using the DW735 in the thumbnail to draw in a broader audience... You should do some temp work staging houses!
Great video as usual. Very entertaining. I need to step up my video production game.
Nicely done David! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
The editing on this is hilarious😹😹😹😹
Excellent work, Dave! And it turned as beautiful as any shop furniture needs to be! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Not sure why but this may be the best video of yours I've watched. Made me laugh and I learned some stuff. "Not gonna talk about drawers until..."lol
Great video. Practical but still gorgeous shop furniture. Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒
I really like the false door at the bottom. Sometimes it's the little things that make the project, don't you think?
No soft close drawer slides, but walnut edge banding is appropriate for shop furniture.
I see nothing wrong with that!
''This is shop furniture! This is'nt mom's furniture!'' Proced to edgeband with walnut
great stuff. love it.
You probably won't see this since it's been like 24 hours since you posted. But I got some crap news today. I'm not looking for internet back pats or anything. I just wanted you to know that even if this video is 10/10 the whole time it's on that metric, you gave me 19 minutes and 12 seconds of joy today. I love your content, even if it's another shop table. P.S. That false door is an awesome idea and looks great!
Thank you Chris. I’m wishing you better news. ♥️
Let's talk about those drawers when its time to talk about those drawers!
“We’ll talk about the drawers, when it’s time to talk about the drawers” 🤣
That fein turbo shopvac is by far the best one I have used. Very quiet and great suction. I don't own one personally but I have been wanting to get one for awhile. Also this table came out great! I want to make something similar for my omtech laser, just not as tall probably.
Wow! Who knew Johnny Knoxville was a woodworker!
@6:34 your voice changed. Love it because it is a classic Make Something touch.
First of all, this is a sweet-ass looking shop cabinet. The fake door front was a surprise twist I wasn't expecting. B) moment of silence for the Kapex. Finally, I laughed way too hard at #1 Woodworking Tip (every time for the last how many years?), and the transition blocking in and out of the ad segment. I guess we're just having fun here. Thanks for sharing!
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The zoom made it special.
Great video, Dave~! I like that false front for the open space below. I'll be looking at a CNC soon and this looks like a good solution for a platform/stand. (Still deciding on which CNC to go with.) Thanks much~!
Intake at the ER: What brings you in today sir?
Dave: Well...I screwed myself.... literally....
"....while fixing drawers.... I screwed into my drawers.... drawing blood..."
I love the areola tshirt. 👍🏻
I made something. For the shop. I used soft-close drawers, but no walnut. Sometimes I use push-to-open drawers, so I don't have to make handles.
Nice job David. That style of shop furniture is my favorite. Simple to build, plenty sturdy. I'm not a fan of the iron on/adhesive edge banding either.
On 'today I learnt'... The #1 rule in woodworking - always get the screws started first. How did I not know this? I feel like an absolute amateur now.
That fake door is a nice concept, gotta steal that.
We need the stripped screw noise montages again
"Always screw towards your crotch" Now THAT's a t-shirt
Seems like everyone is grabbing those Cauliflower inserts for the sawstops.
He was super backed up when I grabbed mine but it was def worth it.
Shoulda got Brett McAfee to make you a 16 bit animation of the magic smoke leaving your Festool miter saw. I'm also digging this Fillet Mignon logo you've got now, but I don't know what it has to do with woodworking. ;)
If you cut a 6" hole centered near the end of each drawer, you would have a set of Cornhole Drawers. Cover the holes for drawer mode, then uncover and take outside for cornhole mode. :)
haha! Brilliant!! Thanks Steve!
Beautiful transitions 😂
Now I want to see Johnny Knoxville drive pocket hole screws into Steve-O while riding a shop cart down the hill
hahaha! yes!!
The clamps!!
I love it
Hi David, always drill towards your crotch , I nearly spat my coffee out still laughing at it while typing this , your still one of the best youtuber's,
keep up the good work,
G.
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So about those drawers…… when we gonna talk about ‘em? 😂😂
Awesome!
Wait wait wait. Dan's back?!
My brother Dan. Too many Dans!
Yerrr!!!!
HEY, my dad's trans bird is up on proper saw horses.
I wasn't prepared to talk about the drawers so early in the video.
ha!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️For false front
Impressive design ,how dose the vacuum attach under the bench with the draws in place I must be missing something ?.
I always thought your table saw was your highest tool because your garage is shaped like a pitcher's mound. Who knew!
That too!! Hahaha!
What vacuum is that you are using under there?
Lesson learned today: “Always screw toward your crotch”
Great edits! LOL
I hate when tools get tired and stop working. Hope you can resuscitate the KPax. Would that be KPR?