Keith’s the type of dude to put mitered solid walnut edge banding on the part of the cabinet that will never be seen. Kudos Keith, your work is ridiculously high quality.
All your videos are interesting, but the most interesting are experiments ... When I get rich, I will definitely order something from you for myself ...
Dude you gave me the perfect piece for my bathroom vanity. Floating walnut desk with brass knobs and brass bowls on the counter. thank you sir. Keep up the good work.
Keith, thanks so much for posting your build videos. I love watching them. They are a great distraction, as I am going through chemo right now and really look forward to seeing videos that get my mind off of how I feel. I also love how you tell us about the mistakes as this just shows that sometimes things happen. All the best, and please keep the videos coming.
My pleasure Doug! So glad to hear that my shop mishaps help take your mind off the side effects of your treatment. I certainly hope the prognosis is a positive one and you are in the way to recovery. Be well, Doug. All the best. 👊🏻
Evening Keith, Fellow Joiner here based in the UK... I've been in the trade for 13 years now from the age of 16 and I can confirm your videos are unbelievably satisfying to watch.. you are a perfectionist something which I strive to be! Great technique and skill keep it up please loving your videos!
Hi Keith, you could put threaded inserts in the underside of the shelf and threads on the top end of the posts with the bottom just resting on the cabinet top. Then there won't be any holes in the top of the cabinet so it could be re-used without the shelf if desired. Also, attaching felt under the posts would help minimise damage to the cabinet top.
Keith you are up there with the best of the best I’m fully qualified cabinet maker with own company from Ireland and you and Mike farrington are only people I watch that always wanna make me up my game there is levels in this trade and yous are the best of the best and obviously norm aswell 😂😂 hope ya see the msg absolute legend funny aswell 🙌🏻
Wow, thanks Glen!! You're too kind! Mike Farrington is a master and has a skill level above mine, but I greatly appreciate the comparison. And thanks so much for watching my videos! 🙌
Hi Keith. Great video, thanks. Lots of shared knowledge. At 5:28 you say the doors will get 1/2" walnut banding on the edge so you trace lines with a 1/2" setup block. I am a little confused here because in the outro scene there seems to be the 1/2" walnut banding but also a reveal that looks like 1/8". So how do you take the reveal into account when you trace the door with the setup block? can you explain? Thanks a lot for the dedictaion you put in your inspiring videos.
Great question! Unfortunately, this was 2 years ago and I don't quite remember. LOL. My usual reveals are 3/32", so I must have taken an additional 3/16" off the bottom and 1 side to account for that before applying edge banding.
@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Understood! Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that you personally answer all the comments! Few respected authors do it. Thanks again!
Love it love it and I’m soooooo happy you used brass powder with epoxy!!! I wanted to use it in a project recently but didn’t have materials on hand and was concerned it’d look awful. Now I’m not so thanks a bunch! Love those dynamic edges with the deep chamfers, love the French cleats, love it all
Yay! Thank you so much! I think I really had my work cut out for me using the epoxy and brass on a round object. Working with it on a flat surface would be much easier. Not sure of your application, but hopefully some of my failures will help you with your project 👍
Really amazing work, Keith! It looks beautiful! 😃 About epoxy, those things happens... But a heat gun or something really helps with that! Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! I used a heat gun quite a bit, but I think since the consistency of the mix was so thick and I used the faster drying hardener, the bubbles just didn't have a chance to make it to the surface and pop off.
Keith, do you have an earlier video of the "L-fence" at 1:15? It looks super useful, but I've not seen a video on your channel of the build or it's uses.
Beautiful build as always. If you didn’t use the posts as additional support for the shelf and it was a true floating shelf, would you still have chosen those metal brackets or would you use a different method to secure it to the wall?
Welcome back. Was waiting for your new video and... et voilà, here it is. Nice green project, nice green tape and nice green t shirt 👍. By the way do you raccomand these plastic "lamello" joints for mdf? First i gotta check if they are available in Italy.
Your videos are great, funny, but also very informative. I watch them often and your videos became my reference point. Thank you for sharing. Quick question, what program do you use to create 3 d images of the future pieces. Thank you again for what you do.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking great thanks Keith. I have made 1 but not too sure where to set the blade position in reference to the fence. Keep up the amazing content!
Great video. I'm interested in seeing how you dial in the epoxy brass inlays. I tried that on my own project and it didn't come out very well. I tried a similar process, went through the grits with the steel wool, but the color came out dull and I could tell it wasn't real brass. I'm wondering if the gold mica powder made the difference or if I did something wrong. It's just not nearly as shiny and realistic as what Copper Pig was able to get. I'll have to keep trying because it looks so neat when done correctly.
What I learned from Paul was you need way more powder than you think which is what gives you that thick peanut butter-like consistency. Otherwise, the powder will settle to the bottom and the top will be dull.
Hi Keith! As always, excellent work, looked with pleasure. I have one question. You're using a homemade plywood tool on your circular saw. Can you explain in more detail what to use this for? 5.58 min. start
Another awesome build!! That L-fence looks interesting - I may have to try one of those. I feel like I've watched all your videos, but I'm not sure if you've gone into any detail on it in any of them? 🤔
THanks!! And yes, normally I would put a walnut panel, but I didn't want to spend another $100 on a full plywood sheet just to use a 1/4 of it. And I would have had to cut out for the outlet that was on the wall as well.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I agree....$100 for a piece of plywood is a lot. It's about the same here in Cali. too, @$108 for 3/4" A-1 Regardless it still is a beautiful piece of work. Looking forward to your next video.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking thanks Keith, want to give it a go on a walnut record player cabinet I’m putting together atm. Love how the finish came out on your project.
Great video, beautiful project!!! I still haven't made that L fence, I will though once I get back to woodworking. You still loving that cubitron sandpaper and feel it is worth the money? Thanks in advance. Stay safe KJ!😁
Hey Wild Man! Another great build 👍🏻. About the floating shelf brackets, just yesterday a “relative” wanted a small favor, I cringed. All he wanted was for me to drill a few 1/2” holes 5” deep in the edge a 3/4” board so he could put up a floating shelf for his daughter to put BOOKS on. Using the brackets you used! I tried to explain but he’s a bit of a moron. SANITY PLEASE!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking - Yep. I have a policy. I don’t work for relatives. This is a perfect example. As you know, if all I did was drill holes, when this all goes to sh-t. It will be my fault! Thanks Bud! I enjoy you more than you can imagine. And I really don’t like “people” that well.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Nice Seinfeld line! Yea I build for MY family, no In Laws, the occasional brother or sister, maybe! I had a set of 4 chisels that were my Dad’s. He opened paint cans and stuff with them. Anyway I cleaned them up and sharpened them and then built one of the finest boxes to hold them from walnut my Dad and I cut from a big tree in 1971 then shipped it to my younger brother. His wife called and told me he cried! We had the Best Parents there could be! Thanks
Really like the simple elegant design on this one Keith. Quick question, when you apply Rubio to your projects is it just one coat and done? Is that why it’s called mono coat?
Thanks Brian! And yes, one coat is all that is recommended, but I always apply a second coat to raise the sheen level. Also, I find walnut generally needs a second coat anyway because it doesn’t seem to fully absorb the Rubio in all areas when the wood is real dry.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I was going to ask if you new David Patrudo? ( I'm not sure how to spell his name. And he changes his TH-cam channel name kind of often.) He is from Toledo.
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Keith’s the type of dude to put mitered solid walnut edge banding on the part of the cabinet that will never be seen. Kudos Keith, your work is ridiculously high quality.
LOL. Guilty as charged. Thanks for the kind words, George!
That L fence!!! 😍😍😍 Every time you use that it reminds me that I need to try this!
It's so good!
No joke, I could absolutely sit around and watch your videos all day long! Fantastic work, keep on keeping on my friend.
Wow! Thanks man! More on the way!
Gotta keep Jerry caffeinated. You know how he gets. Love this build, that brass powder really does accent nicely. Also appreciate you shouting us out!
You bet!! And thanks for the kind words - Jerry and I super appreciate it! 😺👊
All your videos are interesting, but the most interesting are experiments ...
When I get rich, I will definitely order something from you for myself ...
Thanks so much!!
Sweet cabinet Keith. Nice to see how you think through the different parts of the build.
Thanks bud! This one definitely kept me on my toes!
Dude you gave me the perfect piece for my bathroom vanity. Floating walnut desk with brass knobs and brass bowls on the counter. thank you sir. Keep up the good work.
Glad I could help! That sounds like an awesome project. 👍
Nice work Keith. Always the teacher...I appreciate your sharing all of your "learning opportunities" with everyone
Thanks Sven!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Keith, thanks so much for posting your build videos. I love watching them. They are a great distraction, as I am going through chemo right now and really look forward to seeing videos that get my mind off of how I feel. I also love how you tell us about the mistakes as this just shows that sometimes things happen. All the best, and please keep the videos coming.
My pleasure Doug! So glad to hear that my shop mishaps help take your mind off the side effects of your treatment. I certainly hope the prognosis is a positive one and you are in the way to recovery. Be well, Doug. All the best. 👊🏻
Great. Now I have that damn song stuck in my head. Despite the ear worm, great video as always. Love your channel.
Thanks very much! 😎
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The way you made the pencil mark made totally sense, but I've always do it in the opposite way! Thanks for that tip!
Glad it was helpful!! I think I do it that way from my days of running door and window trim.
Evening Keith,
Fellow Joiner here based in the UK... I've been in the trade for 13 years now from the age of 16 and I can confirm your videos are unbelievably satisfying to watch.. you are a perfectionist something which I strive to be! Great technique and skill keep it up please loving your videos!
Thanks so much!! I appreciate the kind words and thanks so much for watching my videos. So pleased to hear you enjoy them. Cheers!
Great job done. I’m so jealous with your workshop. It’s so cool
Thank you! It's taken many, many years to get to this point 😃
Hi Keith, you could put threaded inserts in the underside of the shelf and threads on the top end of the posts with the bottom just resting on the cabinet top. Then there won't be any holes in the top of the cabinet so it could be re-used without the shelf if desired. Also, attaching felt under the posts would help minimise damage to the cabinet top.
Yes sir!! Absolutely. Great idea 👌🏻👍🏻
Glad you liked it. I love your style of video, it's very entertaining, as well as excellent woodworking. Give some fuss to Lola & Jerry for me.
@@johnsinfield846 Thanks John! And I'll give Jerry and Lola all the fuss they can handle!
Keith, it would be awesome if you did a quick video explaining your L-fence method for miters!
Definitely a video coming on that!
Can’t believe how much I can pick up from just one of your videos…
That's so great to hear! Very humbled by that! 🙏
Looks good. I like the hanging cabinet concept because it allows you to sweep/vacuum under there easily!
Ha! good point! It's also another hiding spot for the cats! 😹
My hat off to you. Excellent work.
Thank you so much 😀
Even your screw ups come out great, nice work man.
Thanks Dave! I guess mistakes are just different versions of the original idea. 😜😂
Great video like always thanks 👍
So nice of you! Thank you!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking What do you think about this planer machine Holzman 260ABS reliable? 🤔 Thanks for the answer🙏
@@kestutisk9397 Never heard of it, so I'm not sure.
Stunning work as always, Keith.
Thank you sir!! Much appreciated, Chris. Cheers!
Your teaching ability is great and your work is impeccable
Thank you so much 😀! Too kind! I really appreciate the kind words and support, Chris.
Lovely bit of work.
Keep 'er lit Bro!
Thanks, will do!
Nice Beatles ref!
😜 Thanks!
That domino attachment for fence drift is just what i am looking for. Very nice design and great job. Thanks for the video . Keep it coming!
Right on! I was pleasantly surprised with that little accessory. Definitely a nice add-on.
Thanks, Keith! The brass epoxy was a good idea!
Glad it was helpful!
I would enjoy seeing a build on your mitre saw set up.
I'll go into a little detail when I do my shop tour video this Fall. Thanks for the interest!
Wow, this is really beautiful, congrats!
Thank you so much!
Fantastic work Keith! Truly love all of your videos...and the morsels :)
😂 The morsels always appreciate the support...as do I. Thanks Eric!
Great video. Appreciate sharing the difficulties of the build. Oh, and the cats too.
Thanks James! I appreciate the feedback and the Jerry and Lola do, too!! 😺
I didn't know what to think when I saw you making the knobs on instagram, but they look great on the finished piece!
Ha! Yeah, I guess I was a little unclear on IG 😂
Very attractive piece and great video, Well done all around.
Thanks Mike! Always appreciate the support 👍🏻💪🏻
another excellently executed piece there Keith. i really like the turned shelf posts and door handles superb work
Many thanks, Roger! I was worried how those posts were going to look in the design, but I was pleased with the result.
Lavoro meraviglioso!!! Complimenti!
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Keith you are up there with the best of the best I’m fully qualified cabinet maker with own company from Ireland and you and Mike farrington are only people I watch that always wanna make me up my game there is levels in this trade and yous are the best of the best and obviously norm aswell 😂😂 hope ya see the msg absolute legend funny aswell 🙌🏻
Wow, thanks Glen!! You're too kind! Mike Farrington is a master and has a skill level above mine, but I greatly appreciate the comparison. And thanks so much for watching my videos! 🙌
Very cool - efficient process, interesting experimentation, and great result. Thanks, Keith and furry assistants 👍
Thanks a lot, Curtis! And the cats appreciate it as well! 😺
Que hermoso quedo el mueble, bastante trabajo, sobre todo para el gatito supervisor, saludos desde Lima - Perú.
Thank you, Rosario! 🙏😺
Pro through and through!
Too kind! Thanks Mindy!! 🙏😀
Hi Keith. Great video, thanks. Lots of shared knowledge. At 5:28 you say the doors will get 1/2" walnut banding on the edge so you trace lines with a 1/2" setup block. I am a little confused here because in the outro scene there seems to be the 1/2" walnut banding but also a reveal that looks like 1/8". So how do you take the reveal into account when you trace the door with the setup block? can you explain? Thanks a lot for the dedictaion you put in your inspiring videos.
Great question! Unfortunately, this was 2 years ago and I don't quite remember. LOL. My usual reveals are 3/32", so I must have taken an additional 3/16" off the bottom and 1 side to account for that before applying edge banding.
@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Understood! Thanks a lot! I really appreciate that you personally answer all the comments! Few respected authors do it. Thanks again!
You're welcome! I greatly appreciate the support @@rafaelmijares9197
Love it love it and I’m soooooo happy you used brass powder with epoxy!!! I wanted to use it in a project recently but didn’t have materials on hand and was concerned it’d look awful. Now I’m not so thanks a bunch! Love those dynamic edges with the deep chamfers, love the French cleats, love it all
Yay! Thank you so much! I think I really had my work cut out for me using the epoxy and brass on a round object. Working with it on a flat surface would be much easier. Not sure of your application, but hopefully some of my failures will help you with your project 👍
I knew this was gonna be a beauty video when it started off with some Breakfast at Tiffany's!!!
😜😂 Guilty pleasures, my man...
Great video was following your progress on on instagram with the brass power looks great think I may have a little play with it myself 👍👍👍
Go for it! I'm definitely going to be doing some more experiment in the lab, too!
Really amazing work, Keith! It looks beautiful! 😃
About epoxy, those things happens... But a heat gun or something really helps with that!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! I used a heat gun quite a bit, but I think since the consistency of the mix was so thick and I used the faster drying hardener, the bubbles just didn't have a chance to make it to the surface and pop off.
it came out really good ... glad to see the cats are back in action, jerry climbing up to his sleeping spot ftw
😹 I think he was a mountain goat in his previous life
Love your cats. Used to have one like that at my nan’s house. Not sure if I like plastic biscuits though.
Thanks! 😸
Looks great 👍
Thank you, Dennis! Cheers!
Keith, do you have an earlier video of the "L-fence" at 1:15? It looks super useful, but I've not seen a video on your channel of the build or it's uses.
Sorry, no video yet. If you are a member of Fine Woodworking online, the full build article for the L-fence can be found there.
Excelente trabajo! Saludos desde México!
Gracias!! 😎
Glove on a table saw... come on KJ!
How close is it to the blade?
As usual another awesome build! I really like it Keith! 👍🏻Plus it’s kitty approved! 😀 Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Bill 👍. And I think it's more kitty tolerated than kitty approved 😜😹
Just AMAZING!!! congratulations
Thanks very much! 🙏🏻👍🏻
Haha. Wow. I just recorded an intro like this with the finger snap. Cant use it now lol. Back to the drawing board. Great video my friend!
😂🤣 well, I certainly didn’t invent it and surely took it from someone else, so I think you’re free to use it 😜👊🏻
I'm always watching
Really too amazing！
Thank you! Thank you! 🙏🏻😎
This is awesome.
Thanks Jaren!! Much appreciated 🙏 👍
Beautiful build as always. If you didn’t use the posts as additional support for the shelf and it was a true floating shelf, would you still have chosen those metal brackets or would you use a different method to secure it to the wall?
Thanks Yvette! I think I still would have used metal brackets, but longer ones. The ones I used were only 4".
Always interesting to watch and always gorgeous! Is there ever a time when you don't want Jerry and Lola in the shop?
Thanks Juliet! When the heavy duty tools are on, they are escorted out. Any othe r time is fine and they are usually napping anyway. 😹
انت مبدع 👍 ❤️
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Just nice project, question have you done a video on your "L" fence you use on your tablet saw ?
Came here to ask the same thing! I am about to build a case with mitered corners and think it would work much better than my sled.
www.finewoodworking.com/project-guides/shop-projects/the-incredible-l-fence
www.finewoodworking.com/project-guides/shop-projects/the-incredible-l-fence
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Thank you!
Thank you, that will be very helpful.
Nice work iam your avid followers in YT
Hope for more subscribers like yours
More projects to come
Thanks a lot 😊🙏
His "mistakes" are so insignificant that I laugh. I am however just a beginner. Awesome build Keith. Really loved this build!
Thanks a lot, Jacob! 🙌
Welcome back. Was waiting for your new video and... et voilà, here it is. Nice green project, nice green tape and nice green t shirt 👍. By the way do you raccomand these plastic "lamello" joints for mdf? First i gotta check if they are available in Italy.
Thanks very much! And yes, the Lamello connectors will work just as well in MDF.
Your videos are great, funny, but also very informative. I watch them often and your videos became my reference point. Thank you for sharing. Quick question, what program do you use to create 3 d images of the future pieces. Thank you again for what you do.
Glad you like them! Thank so much! I use Google Sketchup to create my 3D renderings.
Brilliant as always!! Any ideas when you will be able to do a video on the L-Fence?
Thanks Chris! Not sure on the L-fence video, but hopefully soon!!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking great thanks Keith. I have made 1 but not too sure where to set the blade position in reference to the fence. Keep up the amazing content!
Great video. I'm interested in seeing how you dial in the epoxy brass inlays. I tried that on my own project and it didn't come out very well. I tried a similar process, went through the grits with the steel wool, but the color came out dull and I could tell it wasn't real brass. I'm wondering if the gold mica powder made the difference or if I did something wrong. It's just not nearly as shiny and realistic as what Copper Pig was able to get. I'll have to keep trying because it looks so neat when done correctly.
What I learned from Paul was you need way more powder than you think which is what gives you that thick peanut butter-like consistency. Otherwise, the powder will settle to the bottom and the top will be dull.
Keren mr,!!!!
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Hi Keith! As always, excellent work, looked with pleasure. I have one question. You're using a homemade plywood tool on your circular saw. Can you explain in more detail what to use this for? 5.58 min. start
Thanks very much! You can read more about the L-fence here: www.finewoodworking.com/project-guides/shop-projects/the-incredible-l-fence
😅😂 “I’ll do that in my spare time” @ 20:15
😂 😜 😆
Nice to work
Thank you!
Another awesome build!! That L-fence looks interesting - I may have to try one of those. I feel like I've watched all your videos, but I'm not sure if you've gone into any detail on it in any of them? 🤔
Awesome, thank you! I haven't gone into much detail on the L-fence yet...full video on that coming soon!
Maybe on the podcast you can tell us what your nickname was & how you got it, when you were washing windows on skyscrapers.
😜🤣😂 maybe I will…
Where do you buy walnut plywood? Are there places that have exotic woods like this? The only thing close to me is lowes and home depot.
I buy mine at a local lumberyard/hardwood dealer. Where do you live?
Hi Keith, great video’s. Love your work. What wood are you using?
Thanks Bob! That is walnut 👍
I'm so confused why do you have to edge band the back? So it's visible from the sides?
Seal up the open plywood grain that could absorb moisture. And because I'm neurotic like that. 😂
I think you need to make your cats something real fancy with a bunch of walnut.
You might be right! 😹
Just use a vacuum chamber for getting rid of the bubbles on the epoxy
Way ahead of you my man 👍🏻
What kind of pencil do you have? Looks like some kind of engineer’s drafting pencil
It's a Ceramic White Lead Pencil: amzn.to/3ivpNA0
What can I make from old wood?
Waffles
Perfekt!
Thanks a lot!!
What kind of router do you have chucked up into that sweet looking router table?
That’s the Porter Cable 7518. Not sure they make it anymore 🤷🏼♂️
Looks awesome, btw did you ever consider putting a walnut back panel so you wouldn't see the wall when you open the doors?
THanks!! And yes, normally I would put a walnut panel, but I didn't want to spend another $100 on a full plywood sheet just to use a 1/4 of it. And I would have had to cut out for the outlet that was on the wall as well.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I agree....$100 for a piece of plywood is a lot. It's about the same here in Cali. too, @$108 for 3/4" A-1
Regardless it still is a beautiful piece of work. Looking forward to your next video.
@@Zamboni-0805 Thanks a lot! I appreciate the support.
nice
Thanks!
Jerry the Ninja Cat!!!😹
😂 like a ring-tailed lemur!!
I still can’t tell Lola and Gerry apart. 😂
😹 It's difficult sometimes, even for me!
Keith, great video always really enjoy them. When you use Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C, are you using the both components A and B (the accelerator)?
Thanks Edward! Yes, ALWAYS parts A and B. The accelerator is also the hardener. 💪🏻
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking thanks Keith, want to give it a go on a walnut record player cabinet I’m putting together atm. Love how the finish came out on your project.
@@edwardgray5358 Awesome. That Rubio should look fantastic on there.
What brand of lathe do you use?
That is the super high end Harbor Freight 😜. Cheap but effective.
Great video, beautiful project!!! I still haven't made that L fence, I will though once I get back to woodworking. You still loving that cubitron sandpaper and feel it is worth the money? Thanks in advance. Stay safe KJ!😁
Thanks man!! And oh yes, the Cubitron is for real. 💪🏻
Hey Wild Man! Another great build 👍🏻. About the floating shelf brackets, just yesterday a “relative” wanted a small favor, I cringed. All he wanted was for me to drill a few 1/2” holes 5” deep in the edge a 3/4” board so he could put up a floating shelf for his daughter to put BOOKS on. Using the brackets you used! I tried to explain but he’s a bit of a moron. SANITY PLEASE!
Hmmm...well as long as those books are filled with helium, you should be fine 😂
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking - Yep. I have a policy. I don’t work for relatives. This is a perfect example. As you know, if all I did was drill holes, when this all goes to sh-t. It will be my fault! Thanks Bud! I enjoy you more than you can imagine. And I really don’t like “people” that well.
@@MJ-nb1qn LOL. Yeah, people are the worst. And my next big project is for family, so watch out!!
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking Nice Seinfeld line! Yea I build for MY family, no In Laws, the occasional brother or sister, maybe! I had a set of 4 chisels that were my Dad’s. He opened paint cans and stuff with them. Anyway I cleaned them up and sharpened them and then built one of the finest boxes to hold them from walnut my Dad and I cut from a big tree in 1971 then shipped it to my younger brother. His wife called and told me he cried! We had the Best Parents there could be! Thanks
@@MJ-nb1qn Wow, that's awesome!! That's really special.
Did you get some new tools or do we just never really see you mill up your own lumber?
😂 I show milling lumber in virtually all my videos, so not sure what you mean... 🤔
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I just have no memory of you ever using a jointer or a planer in your videos.
@@plasmac9 Well, it's definitely in there. I do tend to gloss over it a lot to not bore people too much.
Where do you purchase your walnut ply from??
Roberts Plywood
Can you share the name of the software you use?
Sketchup
Here for Jerry
He's very thankful!! 🙏😺
cool
Thanks Mark!
Really like the simple elegant design on this one Keith. Quick question, when you apply Rubio to your projects is it just one coat and done? Is that why it’s called mono coat?
Thanks Brian! And yes, one coat is all that is recommended, but I always apply a second coat to raise the sheen level. Also, I find walnut generally needs a second coat anyway because it doesn’t seem to fully absorb the Rubio in all areas when the wood is real dry.
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking thanks, good to know! I’m thinking of trying Rubio on my next project.
@@brians5539 Great! I think you will love it!
Its refreshing to see that even super expert level Keith still makes boo-boos
😂 There are boo-boos abound, George! Just usually isn't time to show them all. 😜
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I think the Floating shelve would look better without the post under it
Great! I don’t 😂
Okay... that's the second shirt saying Toledo on it. You from Toledo?
Nope. Just Random shirts
@@KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking I was going to ask if you new David Patrudo? ( I'm not sure how to spell his name. And he changes his TH-cam channel name kind of often.) He is from Toledo.
@@Itsdirtnaptime Picciuto. I know who he is, but don’t “know” him
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Thanks Dawn! 👍🏻