How to Make a DIY Shoe Rack with a Unique Finish
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- How to Make a DIY shoe rack with shou sugi ban finish.
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Hi Brad, I rarely comment but just wanted to say thank you for your uploads. I’m an amateur woodworker from the UK and I love watching your videos for inspiration. I like the fact that you keep your mistakes in and explain how you overcame them. Anyone who claims to have completed a project without errors is lying! Keep up the good work.
I've been doing Shou Sugi Ban on many of my projects. A very handy technique to clean up the char is to use steel wool. I use both 00 and 0000 steel wool and the finish is simply amazing.
Hello everyone, I’m a new wood crafter and I’m loving this so much. It’s my favorite thing to do now besides hangout with my lady and my daughter!! I’m going to build this tomorrow just for a quick nice 1 day build and I’m also thinking of switching my channel from gaming to a wood working channel 🤔 My wood working building is almost done and I’ve been buying HELLA tools and everything I need for the last few weeks.
Good luck!
Brad, this project is on fire! Literally!
I've used shou sugi ban on pine for signs. Burn it, CNC it and then coats of oil poly. Love the dark brown color and worn texture.
I made a bunch of crates a couple years ago that I finished by burning over a fire pit! Going for a deep burn I basically just threw them in the fire and let them go. Definitely, my favorite way to finish wood, if you do more try brushing it with a horsehair brush and finish with hand-rubbed wax, it makes it feel amazing!
Oh, great tip! I'll have to try that
I just finished a huge office desk project with this style. When you do it, char all the wood before assembly. Does wonders for getting the corners colored as well so there are no blank spots.
Great project. Love the contrast of the burnt and pine
thanks, John! I was really happy with how that turned out
So simple but so elegant. This is on my def build list. thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
The legs make this build, the color and finish is top class. On the corners I would have just used a sharpie...
Great build as always.
Tremendous! This really is a "help others do it" video, more than a "look what I did" video. Great job! 3:11
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Good thought for the use of the shou sugi ban finish. I do a deep burn using pine to make flags, if done right you can actually get three color gradients from one stain color by letting the stain sit for 30 to 60 seconds and then wiping the bulk off. That was a nice way to hide the pocket holes for all of your side bracing.
yeah, I totally want to use pine and do some staining. It's such a cool look!
I love minimalist things, that shoe rack is gorgeous....!
Brad,
This looks amazing and has definitely sparked a few ideas for me!
2 things:
1) What kind of table are you using to char the wood and where did you get it?
2) I’m an Eagle Scout as well and glad to know there is another one close. Although I didn’t see a fire ring roped off....that might be a corner off of your fireman ship card 😉
Great job all around! I really enjoy your all of tour content!
Here is a similar one to the table I have: amzn.to/2xDGdkB and yes, I should have roped off my area, lol
I just used that same torch to char a coffee table build I'm finishing up. A quick buzz with some 220 grit paper on a random orbital sander will bring it back to a walnut-like brown and smooth out any inconsistencies from torching. It's also comforting that you can touch things up, too.
Nice. I bet 220 is pretty close to the paper towel honestly.
Always great to find a fellow Eagle Scout. Keep up the great work.
A quick inexpensive tip for work with "burnt" wood. Place a thin coat of mineral oil and let set overnight before top coating. This gives the wood a "deep moisturizing" helping the wood bond tighter to the char while greatly reducing warping tendencies. It also saves money by reducing the amount of expensive top coat needed.
Wow that turned out great! thanks for sharing!
You're welcome, Vincent!
Simple build but looks awesome. What a nice shoe rack👍
thanks, we love it!
Came out looking great 👍!!
Such a simple but good looking project, I think I can use my wife’s birthday as an nice excuse to build some stuff 👍🏼 Thanks, man.
Love the humor in this one!
Thanks, Matt! Trying to up that entertainment value every time
it's simple and practical. it's beautiful!
Love this project, Brad! It turned out great. And your puns and dad jokes have me looking forward to every new video 😂
Us woodworking dads have to stick together :)
@@Fixthisbuildthat yes we do! 😁
A brass brush or steel wool is what I use. Doesn't damage the wood and you can control the color of the wood afterwards
Great tips, thanks!
To boot......love it
Sweet build!! Peace and Good Fortune to you and your family!
thx!
as always, *AMAZING* build! sick finish.
Thanks, Douglas!
A nice simple build and a great look!
thanks!
Great video! I love how the burnt cedar looks!!
This is amazing!! Gorgeous 😍 5:37
That fire finish is🔥
I used this video to make something like it for my house. Thanks.
I totally thought I was clicking into a welding project. Looks great!
yes, totally looks like steel doesn't it?
Same.
this is gonna be my new favorite channel :) especially bc my house is empty!
Like I have said before you really do a great job of presenting your videos
Thanks, Buck!
Wow so cool. Congrats on earning your Eagle Scout Rank. My son is also a Eagle Scout
That s nice. You could use that anywhere!
Yes, could build a few of them!
Mmm a burnt shish kabob finish. That's my favorite. Also, love this - looks like steel. 👌
mmmm...shish kabobs
You never disappoint, great video and thanks for sharing.
No wood was hurt during the making of this video.....Useful video btw...thank you😇😉😉
Nice video bro! Keep up the good work!
thanks!
Nice build and very well explained video. I like the design, it is simple but has a nice modern look.
Another great project Brad! I like your ending statement, "to boot", good one. :^)
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Love your working place, very clean n tidy
Turned out great Brad! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
Thank you, Fred!!!
Turned out AWESOME Brad!
Looks awesome mate. Can’t even tell it’s scrap wood
Thank you so much for the plans
I actually made this , Inspired Sir
I love it
Looks amazing
thanks, Frank!
Love the project 👍 I do sho shugi ban candle holders but I literally burn the heck ou of them 😂 this brings out the hard grain really well
Great video
Great job. It's been my experience that the unchard line you mentioned is a result of having applied the glue. Try it without gluing and your burns will come out more consistent. But wonderful look overall.
one day I gotta have every equipments you have at my home.
Great job! I like how the frame looks like metal. Btw, face jointing is possible with a planer, sled, and shims.
Thanks! And yeah, totally agree. I was careful to say "without other jigs or sleds" or something like that 😀
@@Fixthisbuildthat I figured you knew already. Keep up the good work!
Love the videos. Would love to see a little detailed explanation in addition to your comments of things like “water-based polyurethane” - what finish?
“After sanding applied the finish” - is that the same poly or did you use stain? We’re there multiple coats of that and was anything added to it?
I personally run into a lot of issues with finishing, I can never get the “commercial” results for stain, paint or poly. My work is often being tacky and very short-lasting against wear/tear. 🙏🏼
Amazing job. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Love this! Great storage and design, plus FIRE!!!!!
Such a nice look, I'm 100% giving this a go this weekend, great job!!
*Very good at least I like it*
That’s a really cool build. I’m curious about shou sugi bon so I may have to give this s try!
Nice boots!
Grrrrr! Burning beautiful wood should be illegal!
Nice 👍
Great looking bench. No sitting for putting shoes on though I'm guessing due to how the top shelf is fixed?
Yes, I designed it for shoes on top. To sit on it you'd want the shelf on top of the side frame for support
Love this so much!! Would this also be okay to use as a seat for removing & putting shoes on?? What would be the maximum weight to put on these? We have kiddos around and I want to be sure I'm not building/using anything unsafely.
Great video and cool project. If you’re worried about your pronunciation of ‘Shou Sugi Ban’, you should see what the auto-subtitles make of you!
hahaha, I just looked at it and corrected. That was a pure butchery!
Wow - loved this! Very Helpful & you are so talented at your craft 2:36
Nice work!
I had to start/pause 5 times untill I could read your mom walked up the driveway :) haha... good opener.
😜👍
Nice work 👌
Great build, Brad, and a great look. Does that planer leave any end snipe? That's always my concern when I see a piece cut to length and then planed.
Thanks, William. It does pretty well with snipe. Especially if I lift up on the boards coming out, then it's almost nothing.
Have you noticed that the surge impacts suck for pocket hole screws since you don’t hear the noise difference when tightening? One of those unexpected negatives about an amazing tool. Love mine, I just use a regular fuel for pocket hole screws so I can tell how tight the screw is getting
I can tell a difference in the sound of the screw vs the drill. But yeah, it's not as obvious. Still love the Surge though!
Nice job but only u can prevent forest fire's
🤣 smart shelf under 😎💖
Another great build. Always love your projects. Do you like your Jet tools over your Ridgid?
Thanks! There isn't really a comparison since the overlap is very small. Only tool I've had Ridgid that is now JET is the planer. And the JET planer is much better in my opinion since it has the segmented head and more power.
I don’t even have the tools for this but this is awesome 2:24
love it
Nice build Brad, will you be at workbenchcon this year? Hope to meet you.
I'll be there! Come up and say hey!
I was going to complain about burning that nice wood grain, but damn if it didn’t turn out beautiful.
Using this to build me a 7.5 ft book case!
Cool
LOL @ 6:54 I love it
spalted pine aka moldy construction lumber :P
hahaha, this guy cut it on a homemade bandsaw and left it in a field for a year
That was a GREAT video.
thanks, Robert!
This build is HOT!
Maybe we should burn some wal....nevermind...blasphemy
@@Fixthisbuildthat we don't even joke about that.
Nice love shou sugi ban my wife's had tell stop burning stuff lol . What's the dimensions of the 2x2s?
I'll have the plans available very soon!
How to build cabinet/table with canopy for big tank aquarium, please make the video. Thanks
On my way to Home Depot
are u able to sit on this? maybe using it as a bench / shoe rack?
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to boot. Dad joke for the win.
Wow
Dude! What happened to the last shoe bench you had on your channel??? I made my own version of that one and it turned out great. It really kick-started me into making a lot more stuff in the last year or so. But I am liking this new technique, I need to make a BBQ trolley this weekend and any excuse to buy a blow torch sounds like a good plan to me.
Hi there, can this method be used with treated 2 x 2 porch spinals?
I love the floating table saw guard with vac adapter...which model is it?
Do you think it is strong enough to sit on?
Do you clean those foam brushes? Or just throw them away after each use
Looks great!! What kind of clearcoat finish did you put on it?