As an investment property owner, and-of course a landlord/property manager as well; I renovate and offer furnished suites for rent. I’m a big fan of fixed in furniture. And always adding sitting area and tables, where I can. Makes for a better staged house; for future showings. And the less movable furniture, the tidier :) This bench DIY, was just the fixture project I need, to fill a cubby space under a window, just pass the entry way closet🙌 Thanks for the vid !
It's because they have been doing this for years, and you collect tools over time. Check out 'Steve Ramsey - Woodworking for mere Mortals' for a list of basic minimum tools.
Yep was thinking the same thing most of us probably have a jigsaw ripsaw screw gun n screws and a shity small shed to try n work out of then it rains 🤣🥳
@Nate Large - Woodworking DIY & More I ended up adding drawers and using aromatic Cedar for the top and drawer faces. Still one of my favorite working projects ive ever done. thanks
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@Emmitt Keaton I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I love this bench and technique. It would have been nice to have the time lapse slowed down on steps with the information or at least slow down the time lapse.
Would have been easier to cut the dado and rabbits for top and bottom before cutting the wood down so you know they would line up correctly. Nice piece!
Wow great work !! I love it . I saw you use a bosch plunge router, which I have but I was wondering what router bit did you use for the rabbets and dados?
Hi I’m Evelyn, I just subscribed to your channel. I’ve been looking for a cubby bench to replace the legs of my sofa it’s a twin size click clack sofa the converts into a bed. I love your bench. Is there anyway to add a bench like that under my sofa to lift it off the floor and use for storage?
Could something like this be made without adding the groves/ channeling that the dividers go into? Just flat wood on top of itself, of course with nails/ screws.
Making a large board smaller and then removing the dado is they way it is done. Doing it the other way would be putting the cart before the horse. Start by removing the the most material then go to moving less material not less then more.
@@natelarge I understand it's easier to work with smaller materials, I assumed you wouldn't have to worry about doing precisely measured distances between dados on 3 sperate boards would simplify the process that's all... Thanks for the insight though
No problem. I like they way you think. Efficiency is number 2 to me right after safety. I probably should not rule out your suggestion so fast. I will keep it in mind the next time I'm ripping boards and cutting dados.
As an investment property owner, and-of course a landlord/property manager as well; I renovate and offer furnished suites for rent.
I’m a big fan of fixed in furniture. And always adding sitting area and tables, where I can. Makes for a better staged house; for future showings. And the less movable furniture, the tidier :)
This bench DIY, was just the fixture project I need, to fill a cubby space under a window, just pass the entry way closet🙌
Thanks for the vid !
Wahoo, you are a man with a plan David. Rock on. $$$
Is it just me or everyone who makes these videos has a full workshop in their garage? :-)
Bruh. I was thinking the same thing. Dope video but for the price of the tools you need lol u might as well go to Home Goods and buy the bench haha!
Leon Banks lol so true !
man , was literally thinking the same thing , all what I have a drill and a skillsaw
It's because they have been doing this for years, and you collect tools over time. Check out 'Steve Ramsey - Woodworking for mere Mortals' for a list of basic minimum tools.
Yep was thinking the same thing most of us probably have a jigsaw ripsaw screw gun n screws and a shity small shed to try n work out of then it rains 🤣🥳
Hermoso 👍 bonito trabajo I am going to make one for my wife
Thanks for the great video. Currently building it slightly bigger but trying these dados for the first time.
Glad to help. Dados may take more time to make but a stronger and cleaner look is accomplished.
Mine works too. I used the Wood Prix plans and performed it without any problems.
@Nate Large - Woodworking DIY & More I ended up adding drawers and using aromatic Cedar for the top and drawer faces. Still one of my favorite working projects ive ever done. thanks
I’m trying to redecorate my room but all the things I want are so expensive and this is a PERFECT idea thank you ‼️✨
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@Emmitt Keaton I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
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So awesome ... I want to try build a version of this for my closet but add a box in the back for shoes. Great video
That's a great idea!
Looks nice.
I love this bench and technique. It would have been nice to have the time lapse slowed down on steps with the information or at least slow down the time lapse.
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
That's so cool! I was thinking maybe I could push two of those together and make a nifty storage couch . . .
Great video. What kind of plywood did you use? I was looking at the sande at HD but reviews are mixed
Get a smooth plywood that is ready for paint on both sides
Would have been easier to cut the dado and rabbits for top and bottom before cutting the wood down so you know they would line up correctly. Nice piece!
Thanks for the idea
What are the measurements for your cubby bench?
Wow great work !! I love it . I saw you use a bosch plunge router, which I have but I was wondering what router bit did you use for the rabbets and dados?
It was a standard straight bit. The shank or width was less then 3/4", requiring two passes to get to the exact width for a snug fit.
Nice. Like to make similar one but don't have most tools you use and not so handy push me back.
what table saw do you have?
Hi I’m Evelyn, I just subscribed to your channel. I’ve been looking for a cubby bench to replace the legs of my sofa it’s a twin size click clack sofa the converts into a bed. I love your bench. Is there anyway to add a bench like that under my sofa to lift it off the floor and use for storage?
I think an idea like that is possible. Just got to build it big and strong.
Could something like this be made without adding the groves/ channeling that the dividers go into? Just flat wood on top of itself, of course with nails/ screws.
yes.
Nice!
5:44 I don't need that much of height. What are the possibile ways I could split the space horizontally?
50 sec in I’m lost 😂
Nice man. That’s exactly what I was looking for 👍🏼
Glad I could help
Rabbet joints are not stronger than box joints, they are stronger than butt joints
I think your bananas out of scale 🤔
Overall dimensons?
My video here goes over it th-cam.com/video/rKYBA2_2Rz0/w-d-xo.html
Why not router the Dado`s while the sheet is still in one piece, then cut your panel sections to be sure the dados line up perfectly
Making a large board smaller and then removing the dado is they way it is done. Doing it the other way would be putting the cart before the horse. Start by removing the the most material then go to moving less material not less then more.
@@natelarge I understand it's easier to work with smaller materials, I assumed you wouldn't have to worry about doing precisely measured distances between dados on 3 sperate boards would simplify the process that's all... Thanks for the insight though
No problem. I like they way you think. Efficiency is number 2 to me right after safety. I probably should not rule out your suggestion so fast. I will keep it in mind the next time I'm ripping boards and cutting dados.
What kind of a table saw did you use?
Never mind...just saw your video with the review 👍🏼
It's a Kobalt 10 in contractors saw. I have a few videos on it.
In this vid you show 16 and 1/4 But in other you have 16" for top and bottom ???
Do you have a time stamp of when I show 16 1/4"?
@@natelarge Ya right at the begining like 30 seconds in But no worry it is 16" i saw it in you othet vid and made it today looks good too
What table saw is that?
Kobalt. I have a video on it.
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Just friendly advice, the music is very distracting and annoying.
I note your comment kindly🙂