Building an Amazing Shelf with more than 500 wooden Segments
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An in-depth video about building a wooden shelf, that was one of the biggest woodworking challenges for myself. I hope you enjoy the video and get something out of it.
Video links mentioned in the video:
More about my jointer/planer: • Kity 636 Jointer/Planer
Wedgie sled: • Wedgie/ Miter Sled (Fr...
Router circle jig: • Building a Smart Route...
Router joinery jig: • Making My Version of t...
Hand-Held Drum sander: • How To Sand Curved Sha...
Links for the Pantorouter:
How it works and where to get one: www.hybridpantorouter.jp/
For the US: hybridpantorouter.com
Enjoy the video! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
50 Minutes of High quality entertainment? Perfect for a lazy sunday morning!
perfect for lazy sunday in front of the youtube...
perfect for a lazy any day
Just perfect
Fantastic. Congratulation from Brazil people.
Great ... today is actually Sunday ... also my birthday ... and I'm lazy today too ... the video is awesome
-makes 50 minute video
-still more heavily edited than most other channel's ten-minute videos
This is great video-making as much as it is great woodworking, really very impressive...
I keep thinking, this is so much work, there has to be a simpler way. But other than trying to do it sloppily, I can't think of a way. I'd probably just make the ends square myself!
I was thinking a square ends with alternating butt joinery with a celtic wrought iron cut out end supports in like black walnut.
Matthias ...that's "a Wandel 1st class" ..."engineering world class" both of you... different Style incl. "humor"
Marius is definitely Matthias lost pupil. This was a great build. Keep up this amazing work! Awesome attention to detail!!!
I was thinking of steam-bending for the round corners. Any obstacles you foresee ? (too tight radius, too thick planks).
BTW Marius, really nice result in the end and I appreciate the sharing of your thought process (same for you Matthias I follow your channel for this reason).
Just build a machine for it ;-)
Die Strohhalmmethode um überschüssigen Leim abzunehmen ist genial. Danke fürs Zeigen!
Throughout the video I was like, "I really like his editing"! Then at the end you talk about how long it took to finish the editing, well worth it.
Really like the shelf and watching how you came up with ways to overcome obstacles in making it. Love it!
What an amazing young man you are. I love your work and I love your ability to figure out how to solve your problems. You definitely went above and way beyond my expectations. My wife asked if I could make something similar. I'm afraid any similarity would be pure luck. Not only your woodwork impressed me, your editing skills certainly deserve a pat on the back. Congratulations on a job very well done. My only complaint would be that I'm sure we'll quickly lose you from TH-cam, the same time as start your own business. All the best to you and thank you for showing me your skills.
this is lots of challenge work ,,,,stay in house man,,,God bless you the world need people like you.,,,,,,,very good art work done ,,,,,,,from Canada,
Marius, you never cease to amaze us with your engineering skills, craftsmanship and creativity. Thank you for walking us through your problem-solving process. It's very helpful to watch you tackle complex problems and we appreciate your explanation of each step. You've inspired us once again to strive for precision and to carefully plan the build yet always remain open to even better ways to accomplish every task as you prepare for and test each process.
We're very pleased that your PantoRouter made it possible to safely and accurately cut mortises in your curved shelf ends. We love seeing woodworkers all over the world using their PantoRouters in ways we hadn't thought of. We consider the factory-supplied templates as just a starting point and encourage PantoRouter owners to find creative ways to make joinery that might not be possible with other tools. Your mortises are an elegant example.
Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, A standing ovations to you for not only a beautiful piece of craftsman ship, a well crafted video. you do very well young sir. I tip my hat too you
That really is a lot of work, but you can't sacrifice time if you want something to turn out so beautifully mastered. Fantastic job Marius, never disappointed when watching your videos.
I just recently discovered the channel so watching this for the first time I could only admire patience in connecting all the pieces together. Lovely build
Marius, Du bist der Knaller! Krasses Regal! Tolle Idee, klasse umgesetzt. Für sowas braucht man echt ne Menge Gedult, Nerven und ausdauer. Jedes Proble, elegant gelöst.
Wow, that's a lot of work, I admire your accuracy and dedication.
Deep in the recesses of Marius' bedroom is a notebook. It contains several sets of project plans, each one more ambitious and complex then the last.
The cover of that notebook bears the label, *IN CASE OF QUARANTINE*
One of those pages probably has a weapon to surpass Metal Gear... A WOODEN GEAR!
Beautiful bookshelf. I love the design. It only needs legs that are wider than the shelves for stability. You are very lucky to own the tools that you have. I am lusting over your table saw. American woodworker here and cabinet maker.
Great work as always..
50 minutes - hardly noticed! What amazing problem solving. Thank you.
Oh my gosh!!!! I'm speechless, brilliant, genius, amazing.
Really appreciate your interest in video making and storytelling!
wow great work Marius, your parents must be very proud, never have I seen such talent in one so young.You are a joy to watch hope you keep going with these wonderful awe inspiring videos
This shelf turned out awesome! Loved the in depth look at all the processes and challenges you faced building it.
A lot of work went into that, but the result was well worth it, what a beautiful looking finished piece.
Thank you for taking us along for the build, I really enjoyed watching it take shape, and love the finished project 😀👍
Very nice work. Brilliant design and use of jigs and templates. Great idea using a straw to scrape glue.
Beeindruckend. Weiß gar nicht, wann ich das letzte Mal ein Video dieser Länge ohne eine einzige Unterbrechung angesehen habe. Das Ergebnis gefällt mir sehr gut. Das Video als solches fast noch besser!
Greatly enjoyed this presentation! There were numerous clever solutions. Your analytical thought process and the resulting solutions are admirable.
This really shows how much of a woodworking genious you are! Your planning, your toolmaking for specific parts of the job, your troubleshooting. No tot mention your editing skills! Not a fan of the design, but thats just taste and opinion! Too bad it wasnt able too be structural without the walnut supports! The 50min video was very much appreciated! Stay healthy! Kind regards from Belgium
Edit: it suits the room perfect!
I'm sure if you are in the lock up , like now with Covid-2 you have time to do what you are doing! I think what you are doing is an Excellent therapy for anyone with enxiety.
It is a work of art of woodworking with patience and effort. The only one perfect, ingenious and beautiful shelf.
Genial! Du bist ein Genie! Tolle Ideen, Konzentration, Geduld und Ausdauer!
Brilliant! You are a genius! Great ideas, concentration, patience and endurance!
Awesome! Je bent een genie. Geweldige ideeën, concentratie, geduld en doorzettingsvermogen!
Love watching your videos, your patience is incredible! Glad you made a longer video.
Fantastic craftsmanship and video editing. I am very impressed, well done
I thought 50 minutes...no way! ...but 45 minutes later, oh, geez, respect, man, you did superb video log and perfect amazing shelf. I admire your adiction to perfection even upon clamping. I also learned a lot, for example, I did not know for table saw auto blade changing feature, that's real time saver, thank you! ;)
Everyone should like the video, see if we can get it on to TH-cam trending, I think it deserves it. Great build.
Fantastic project! I learned some new things. That is the enjoyment of this craft. Getting an idea and be able to get it from mind to physical piece. The time can't be a factor. It is the result and the accomplishment. Thank you!
Saustark, danke für die Arbeit, die Du für uns auf dich genommen hast. Und wirklich eine tolle Arbeit!
It's not the shelf itself that is amazing, but your craftsmanship, precision, problem-solving and attention to detail.
The title says it all. Just an absolutely amazing display piece for displaying other amazing pieces. What you have made transcends a traditional "bookshelf" and I can't wait to see how you decorate it. I can picture a lovely little Bonsai tree on top next to a custom picture frame like you made previously. Thanks for sharing your amazing talents and gifts of knowledge with the world.
What an amazing project. Marius, I am gob smacked ( amazed ) at the amount of talent, ingenuity, skill and problem solving you have achieved in this project/work of art. Your videos are always entertaining and informative and funny with excellent camera work and very good editing skills. I take my hat off to you young man well done indeed the editing alone must have taken so much of your time. Thank you for entertaining, you have a very good sense of humor, keep it up.
Yes Mick, I couldn't agree more. This young man is talented! And he has humour to boot. Very remarkable young gentleman. Five star thumbs up minimum.
I love your approach to problem solving, and an excellent craftsman.
Best Coronavirus lockdown TV.
Super design and build.
Looks excellent in the living room.
YES 50 minutes of interesting things,always better then stupid programs and mostly reruns on tv, great project ,more please
"I really hope you enjoyed the video" - I certainly enjoyed it a lot. I especially appreciate your problem solving as well as your video shooting and editing skills. Congratulations on a nice project and on the timing of creating an epic video right when much of the world has some extra time to enjoy it
you are one of the most talented woodworkers on the internet. Great job...
I hope EVERYONE watches one ad (more than 30 sec) so you can get some revenue from the ads as well. Happy to support you on Patreon and this video was incredible. Just the thought process of how you solved every problem you encountered *is* more important as you mentioned. Love your videos, and folks, please help support people like Marius by watching ads, via Patreon, or his AMZN wishlist!
Marius, the shelf turned out beautiful. The thing I most enjoyed from the video was the problem solving. From the visualization through each step, I loved the way you came up with innovative solutions to solve each problem in turn. The video was a joy to watch. What you did, how you did it and why you did it came through clearly. I enjoyed the whole 49.22 minutes. Thank you for the great work. I am sure it will look fantastic in your home.
Maurice beautiful work, very inspiring, should be displayed in a museum.
Marius
Extraordinary in the fullest sense of the word. Thanks
This in my opinion is absolute ART, Pure Craftmanship. This is the type of video that should be on YT. Video that is very desirable in many ways, especially the explanation and NO music. End result is Marvelous. (a self made Craftsman) Next project will probably be an ARK.
Beautiful concept, skillful execution and enjoyable editing! Great job! Thanks for sharing and thanks for your dedication to giving of yourself.
You've amazing recover skill! Bravo!
Great job young man. You should be very proud of yourself.
Never make something simple and straightforward when you can make it grace and glorious. Old engineering maxim.
Beautiful piece of work. Nicely done.
Those roundings are pretty impressive. I would have expected some CNC work with a project like this, but this way is way more interesting.
This was amazing to watch. Well done Marius!
Inspirational, both the end result and the methodical problem solving. Bravo!
A beautiful piece of workmanship.
Not my style, but the 50mins just flew by and in the end there's a beautiful shelf made by an absolute pro!
I do take some tips and techniques away with me from this, so all goals achieved!
Keep it up!
It's so good, the last shot of the finished piece looks like a CAD model render. Well done, Sir.
That's what I was gonna say, absolutely stunning.
Workshop magic! I am very impressed. It's a beautiful shelf. Well done!
Really elegant. I have to admire your patience with the tricky repetitions. Beautiful finished piece. Thx.
very enjoyable to watch and just great work, thanks for the video!
Work of a genius and dedication. U r 1 of d best youtubers. Keep it up.
I totally agree.
That is awesome. Well done.
I'm not a native speaking English, but with you, I understand all your speech, you're the Master, Thanks.
Very beautiful and unique, you have great carpentry skills.
Err, more like cabinet making skills I'd say.
Top draw content here. Personally didn't like the shelves until they were placed in situ. Well done, thank you and stay safe.
Your videos and projects are the best. I think you chose the best way for the curves. I know some will say why not different methods, such as steam bending. I steam bend a lot, and the accuracy is really hard. Good job and continue making great projects.
Thank you, Marius. I really admire your German pedantism and craftmanship. You and PaskMakes was the reason to start my woodworking hobby.
Tip for next Marius video: prepare popcorn first.
Nice job!! Not only are your woodworking skills awesome but I love the special effects. You are truly talented. How are you not supported via commercial tool companies? Keep it up Marius
To date, this is the BEST video you've made. I enjoyed it greatly. However, with your skill and talent, it's always hard to watch you make excuses and apologies that don't need to be made. There are only a few people who can match your level of craftsmanship, and even fewer that are your age. I'm 62 and I've been a custom woodworker most of my life. I know talent when I see it.
This is insane! Huge respect from my site. Well done
Marius, well done, think the end result is really lovely.
Amazing!!! Great job (making the piece)! Great job (editing the vid)!
Marius hornberger Sir, my sincere praise for genius idea of such a complex project, only have to be German to do so. Merry Christmas and Happy 2021 New year 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼
Glad to see art over efficiency on something everyone should admire. You are very efficient for the techniques used, very appreciative of the grain.
I'm getting some this old Tony vibes. Well done.
Karate chopped wood?! Na, tap it with a Japanese hand saw.
Never made anything out of wood in my life and yet I just watched a 50 min video on how to make a bookshelf
Welcome to my sickness🙋♂️
Count me in
thanks for letting us know.
I have made five things with wood in my life. It is very satisfying!
Great projets and wise ideas. Congrats.
Marius , you are a excellent young craftsman, I am not sure if you have joined a guild yet but think you should consider it, they will help open up a lot of opportunities to expand your knowledge and make others aware of your work. But I guess with the internet that has become more and more a moot point . The fun part of doing all this exacting work is to see what Mother Nature decides after a few seasons of humidity swings. I do think your video production is well paced and filmed great job on that also.
"50 minutes" Don't worry Marius, we have nothing but time right now. Thanks for the video. Stay safe! ;-)
This video was exactly what I needed in these social distant times.
Looks awesome! Keep it up!
It is a joy to watch you work and problem solve. I have great respect for your creativity, ingenuity, resourcefulness and your meticulous methods of execution. You set the bar very high.
This is a bit like watching Matthias Wandel, if he had any aesthetics, a sense of humour and were on happy pills. Great build, great video.
Well said.
I think Matthias Wandel has much sense of humour
That's rude. Matthias has a practical rather than aesthetic approach. But there is for sure a certain aesthetic he has. In addition he is the way he is. Don't compare apples to oranges my friend. Just be happy we have both. :)
Mathias Wandel has his own style when it comes to humor. An I truly love them both. They come up with really great projects an can walk you through them with out you falling asleep. The two of them as individuals are so good that often times the time flies by so fast I do not realize the video was as long as it was.
Have they ever met ?
Thats some high class, designer level shit! Very nicely done.
Great video and a beautiful set of shelves. I bet you can’t stop looking at them.
Marvelous craftsmanship. Awesome shelf.......Good on you, young man
Amazing engineering feat! True German!
Amazing build, love the bandsaw guide. Hope you have a rabbit, would love that sawdust. Hahahaha
What a marvelous project. Thank you so much for sharing this with us! You always show how to go the hard way like by putting the walnut supports at the curved areas instead of the flat ones. very interesting to see all the solutions and (temporary) jigs that you use to get the job done.
Bravo Marius!
I was surprised to find this new Harry Potter movie in my feed this AM. The production value took a bit of a hit but I love the storytelling.
"About 50 minutes for building a shelf..." do not explain or apologize, I will watch it anyway! 😉😊
Inspiring, educational, humorous and overall when you share your „learning opportunities“ it displays a real humility that anyone who works with wood can surely relate to. I know I can. Thanks again for a great video.
49 minutes?!?!?!?! and I watched every second of it.
16:25 OMG How many segments are there?! AND HOW MUCH FILAMENT DID YOU USE?
I think Marius might be a magician or his shop is haunted.
Chris Peterson haunted but well behaved lol
Yes I’m going home to see my in love the morning I’ll let me get back with my little buddy thanks
I’ve made the same “mistake” before in making something the hard way and there was definitely a faster and simpler way but after all the grief I’ve looked back at it and thought that I’m glad I did it that way.
Top work Marius, you must be very proud.
Amazing! This is the most complicated piece of woodworking that has ever been created. The complexity and detailed tooling, jigs, and the complex joints are hidden by the simplicity and the elegance of this piece of art. Really fun to watch. Thank you for sharing. Peace.