Making a Pair of Bandsaw Boxes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2017
- These bandsaw boxes are made from one block of laminated cherry. The handles are made of walnut. I decided to use the table saw for the through cuts so that I could get a more precise and smooth cut. Together, the boxes are about 8" x 12" x 4.5". Thanks for watching!
Free template: bit.ly/2w5PMDk
Website: www.parillaworks.com
Instagram: / parillaworks
Edit: I decided to take out the "....with a Table Saw" part of the title since many people thought it was clickbait. Enjoy. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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This is so neat! It is a great example of your amazing skill and your outside of the box creativity. Love it!!
Creative way on hacking it up and puzzling it back together. Good contrast and a curve to the eye. Nice job!
Brad Kirn Thanks Brad!
Awesome technique. One of the best bandsaw box videos on TH-cam.
Ben Brubaker Hey Ben. Thanks for the comment!
Love the finished product.
Thanks Walter!
Beautiful work!
I especially like the way you echo the drawer shapes with the pulls. Very nice touch!
Thanks :)
Beautiful piece!
Sweet, looks amazing.
Thanks Jeremy!
I built your single drawer curved box tonight. I'm really happy with the way it's looking. I'm going to try this build next. I started with scroll saw boxes, bandsaws are way faster and I like that you can do bigger boxes in way less time
Good luck with the pair!
@@parillaworks looking good so far. Just need to figure out how I want to finish and seal them. I did however make another retro box with a mahogany face and legs. I love how quickly those ones come together and they look really cool. Thanks for the patterns.
Beautifully done. Your video production is excellent.
Thank you very much karodora!
You certainly put some thought into that, beautifully executed, your a master with the band saw.
Thank you Greg!!
you make such amazingly beautiful things. Thank you!
Thank you Kelly!
John that is a beautiful set of boxes! Great video too.
Thanks Jeff. It was a fun build. Thanks for your comment.
Awesome design!
Geez Louise! The comments in here... Great box John. I just got my bandsaw and your bandsaw box videos were the first thing I went back and watched. Your method seems to be a little more time consuming than others but you can’t deny the end result is awesome! Hopefully I can replicate your results!
Simple steps, amazing result.
Nice job dude 🔨🔨🔨🔨
Это высший пилотаж!!! Очень круто! Спасибо за видео!
Very creative. Well Done !
Fernando Medeiros Thanks Fernando!
Very cool design. Thanks
Nice bandsaw box!
Thanks Matt! I'll be releasing another one shortly.
Well done, Sir. VERY NICE BOX, good Job - and a great Vid.
Thanks!!
Wauw that's really inventive! Great video!
Jolien Brebels Thanks Jolien!
Excellent job
Love it........Subscribed!
Thanks Jason!
great work. !
Awesome work brother!!!😊😊👊👊🍀💚
Irish Craftsman Thanks man!
No prob!!😊 well earned compliment my friend!!😊😊
Great ideas for future project....?love the matching bandsaw boxes even though you technically didn't make them as them title suggested. Subscribed
Thanks!
This is cool!
A really nice job 👍🏼! And a great video production!
I think, you have a new subscriber 🙂👋🏼
Christian, I appreciate the kind words. Thanks for the sub.
Super Arbeit gefällt mir sehr gut
Top job mate
You got a new sub. I don't care that you didn't use the table saw for everything. You used it how I would have if I was making a similar box. Straight cuts are much quicker and neater on a table saw
Thanks for the comment. The only downside to the table saw for the straight cuts is the extra material lost compared to a bandsaw blade. It effects the grain continuity a bit but its not too bad.
Very nice. I've seen a lot of 'non saw specific' boxes (trying to be PC here, so as to not offend anyone's delicate sensibilities LOL) and this is definitely the most eye pleasing design yet. The only thing that would make it cooler would be the addition of hidden magnets in the adjoining sides, so that the two units lock together with a satisfying 'snap'.
Thank you!! Magnets would be a cool addition!
I made this a while ago and it's worked amazing as a place to store jewelry and odds and ends. The only change I made was adding powdered felt to the inside of the little drawers.
Instablaster.
Flocking really brings it all together
Thank you very good work
uau incrível! !!!!!!!
EXCELENTE MAESTRO MUY BONITO
Very nice project...well done.
I'm gonna subscribe for sure...cheers!
Thanks Rick!
nice box too
thank you.. Nice.
Very clever use of the table saw for the straight drawers. It looks like you have the Rikon 10-326 bandsaw. I just got one. Curious what blade you use and where you purchase. Thx
Beautiful boxes. Thanks for sharing!
What finish did you see and are you willing to share the template?
Thank you Barbara. I used a couple coats of danish oil. I've added a template to the description, let me know if that works for you!
Very cool
Nice!!!!!!!!!
Nice....
Your the ONLY person I've seen on YT that addresses the problem of the drawers not being flush with the main body, because the drawers have two kerfs cut when the front and back are cut off. Looks like you glued shims to the back of the drawer then planed them until they were just the right thickness to make the drawer flush in front?
Yup that’s how I typically did it when I started. You can also use small, adhesive-backed felt pads. They’re easy to apply and you are able to slice a layer or two off if needed. I learned this from Roy’s Box on Instagram/youtube.
Perfect Boy
Is that cool, or what?
NICE!
what video editing program are you using?
iMovie.
great workbench did you build it i like it
You’re bandsaw boxes are amazing? What size/TPI blade do you use? 1/4”?
Thanks! Yup I mostly use a 1/4” 6tpi blade. I’ve also used 3/8” 4tpi. They work well if you don’t need to make tight curves.
I don'w know if that's important as i never used a bandsaw , but at 7:11 your bearing stopped spinning...
This is an awesome work! THanks for sharing....
Thanks for the comment. The bearings are there to keep the blade in line so if they aren't spinning it means the blade is on the right course.
Okay, time to get a bandsaw.
Great project. How do you like the bench top planer?
Thanks! I like it a lot. Got it in craigslist to replace a really old Delta. I think this is one of the, if not the, best planers before upgrading to a floor standing model. I think the biggest complaints are it's weight (I don't move mine), the noise (wear ear pro), and the blades. I make a lot of stuff and don't change the blades too often. Thinking about upgrading to a helical head though.
Very nice! What size blade did you use in your bandsaw?
Angie Overton Thanks Angie! For most of my boxes I use a 1/4" 6tpi blade. You can also use a 3/16", 3/8", or 1/2" depending on the curves you need to cut.
Beautiful work! What's the finish you used?
Thanks Simon! For these boxes I used a few coats of danish oil. Flood the surface, let it sit for 5 minutes, and wipe it dry. Repeat as needed.
At 1:30 what are you running through the jointer? It hard to tell what face is being milled. I have made this box once before preparing to make it again. This time I want to contrast the drawer faces. Not sure if I should veneer the fronts or pattern bit and route a new front. What do you think? Awesome work
At 1:30 it’s the bottom face of that top block.
I’ve never done contrasting drawers but think either option would work. Simon Roy of Roy’s Boxes used to do a lot of contrasting drawers I think. He might be someone to look at for that.
What are the dimensions of the rectangle piece you started off with before cutting.
I want to say it’s in the neighborhood of 14x9x4 or something like that. I have the template on my website if you’re interested in downloading a copy (it’s free).
parillaworks ThankYou🙏
Beautiful. How can I obtain the templates
Thank you Demi. Try this link: bit.ly/2w5PMDk
How do I print the template actual size? Or, what are the height x width x depth of the box?
The box is 12" x 8" and the depth can be whatever you like but I usually go with about 4.5". I had to print it on two sheets of paper and tape them together.
The 🥜!
ma che bravo
How do I purchase this box?
Wow. Is all I can say. First time viewer and newest subscriber. I can only WISH I could do that. Just retired and starting to collect tools. And now I have a goal to achieve..... to make my first bandsaw box, but will be starting off a lot simpler than this amazing creation. Was that just a simple common type of “crazy glue” you used along with the wood glue on the drawer pulls? What size blade do you suggest for bandsaw. 1/8”?
Thanks Mr. B! Ya, it's just a normal superglue which help secure the piece quickly while the wood glue can dry. Sometimes its tough to get clamps on small handles like that so the superglue makes due. I prefer 1/4" 6tpi blades for most of my boxes. If there are only straight cuts, I'll use a 3/8" or 1/2". If its a mini box, I might jump down to a 3/16". 1/8" are too small to cut through that thick of material; the blade drifts too much.
Once you get your first one done and work through the process you will be always be looking to push the limits on your next one.
What blade did you use in your bandsaw? I saw hardly any saw marks on the wood!
Thanks Ryan. For most of my boxes I used a 1/4" 6tpi blade from Timberwolf. At times I'll also use 3/16", 3/8", and 1/2". It all depends on the design of the box and radius of the curves.
parillaworks do you maintain the 6tpi for all those sizes? I'm having a difficult time using my 3/16 blade and maintaining a straight line, but my other blades leave too many marks. I suppose it's just I need better blades.
Sorry for the delay. The 1/4" is the only one that's 6 tpi. The other sizes are a mix of 3 and 4 tpi.
How long are you letting the pieces dry before moving on to the next cut?
Usually an hour or so. Sometimes longer.
Nice job! What bandsaw blade did you use on this project?
I typically us 1/4" 6 tip blades for my boxes. If they're all straight cuts, I'll go to 3/8" or 1/2" 3 or 4 tpi. For tighter boxes I'll drop to a 3/16" blade.
@@parillaworks that's helpful, thanks. What brand blade do you prefer? Do you use a skip tooth? Sorry for all the questions. You are very talented on the bandsaw!
No problem at all, I don't mind answering questions. I've been using Timberwolf blades for a few years now; good mix of quality and low price. I think the blades a positive claw with a raker set.
@@parillaworks thanks again!
where can I download this picture?
Daniel Goncalves de Oliveira Hey Daniel. Let me know if this link works: imgur.com/a/W0Pyy
I wanted the image template to try to do
Daniel Goncalves de Oliveira Ohhhh. I'm out of town for the weekend. If I don't have it posted by Tuesday, shoot me another message or comment!
parillaworks uooooow. You are the man. thanks a lot
never seen one done that way neet project
Thanks William!
have been out of the shop almost 8 month have injuries that keep me off my feet but will not let it keep me out too much longer have trouble in shop with my wheelchair
Well I will say I have to eat my words, this is both beautiful and functional so again I am left with a dilemma, I am not sure whether to shake your hand or subscribe?
Both are fine with me!!
HI
Misleading title, thought you would make it, only using a table saw;)
Ha! It's technically true right? Lol.
You should be explaining what you are making and how to make it.
I do that with my current videos now. If you have any questions I could help answer about this build, please let me know.
Cool video, but as everyone else said.... made with a bandsaw.
How to clickbait, see video above.
Thanks for your comment. I've noticed the title bothers some people. What I was getting at was the fact that you could use a table saw to get more precise cuts on a box that is relatively imprecise. I might change the title but I don't want your and other comments to look out of place.
I would have liked to seen all the cuts and how you did them. Especially the ones on the Bandsaw. Cause I don't know how you made them. Feel like you really didn't want to disclose some of your ways of doing it? Just my opinion, but why make a video like this if you're not going to show all of it?
Yeah he pretty much covered it all. Watch a couple more videos and it will all make sense
Not to be that guy but this dude is wearing flip flops... safety first man.
Safety first indeed. I no longer wear the sandals in the shop. Got me some boots!
Clickbait.
Not made with table saw.
Nicap2 Agreed. I came over from one of your other videos, and you had my subscribe, until I realized the title for this was total clickbait. Worst of all, the work doesn't need it - it's better than that. Best of luck presenting the work you do, honestly.
Man, great job but I guess you don't like your toes? Working with such "safety shoes" seems to be silly to me (without insulting you
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Thanks, I don't wear the sandals anymore. I've moved on to some boots!
3 seconds of shots of the end workpiece. Wtf is wrong with the guys who go through all the trouble of the production, just to do some dumb shit like that? You know, it's okay to maybe show the finished workpiece for longer than 3 seconds..
Unless ofcourse there are flaws all over that thing that you're not to proud of?
👎 just for that, you jerk!
music sure does suck
You left out too many steps, and nat sound is so much better than that stupid brain-numbing music. Could never understand why TH-camrs feel the need to add music to every goddamned video they make. Pretty much a waste of time.