I can't think of a reason to add the dowels when the area is already screwed in on both sides. Even worse, they must be drilled out if a change or repair is needed in the future.
I’ve been looking for a video or pictures of furniture frames for over a year now, so thank you for this. As for the comment on its structural integrity, if you know anything about woodworking, you can use different joinery and fasteners. That said, I’ve taken some furniture apart made like this was old and it didn’t come apart easily.
Incredible! Can’t wait to see you upholster it- a piece of furniture that should last for years instead of throwaway crap that’s mostly available today. I’ve watched almost all of your videos ( and some I’ve watched over and over) and almost gave the courage to make a tufted headboard. You rock, Darren.
Awesome!! I would love to see you do a Parsons chair with a rolled top! What kind of power drill are you using? What type of staples do you use? Thank you so much!!
This is super useful! I’m a bit confused why some of the wood say 155cm width and 198cm length, when it’s clearly not 155 cm width. Could you share what you meant by this?
I recently removed the upholstery from my old sofa to see "the bones" and it wasn't put together nearly as well as this. I'm going to guess that most mass manufacturers don't do this much structural work.
for the lower frame front panel 198 cm and long cross panel for back rest 212 cm so it cant fix the top frame unless if you push the vertical legs ( 66*7) or angle of 96.1 should be applied
Thank you for this detailed video it's very helpful. I'm thinking about building a sofa. What kind of wood do you use? It looks like maple or maybe poplar.
Buenas noches, excelente video, e aprendido mucho de ti, soy tu fiel seguidora, una pregunta necesito comprar la grabador neumática q usas para ensamblar las chambranas de los brazos, con la tabla del frente? Podrías especificarme o decirme dónde comprarla? Por qué hay muchas, pero me interesa esa q tiene las grapas muchas creo q miden 1 pulgada. Besos desde Rep. Dom.
Looks like he is using solid boards not ply. The front says 7cm so those look like 1”x3”’s or could be 2”x3”’s and I saw a 10cm so those would be 1”x4”’s. You could probably use 2”x4”’s. This my guesstimate. Lol. I’m not a furniture builder. But I’m curious, too. Hopefully, he will reply on thickness of wood. Looks like he listed the width in cm’s.
It’s stronger then 90% of the frames on the market, and let’s face it, sofà frames don’t often fall apart - springs and foam and upholstery do but frames don’t. I think he knows exactly the minimum requirements required to make a lasting frame and, true pro, that’s what he builds.
Thanks for letting us know about your opinion. with Any frame products we build we guaranteed it for life time. the only thing we can't is the springs, foam and fabric which is common. If our products were that cheap we won't last in business. Darren
Funny you say that...I'm reupholstering my sofa right now. I've had it for 10 years of moderately heavy use... stripped the fabric etc off...frame is only stapled together, no screws no dowels...and yet the frame is still in good working order. I'm sure dowels etc could make it stronger...but obviously staples are plenty strong...10 years strong 😂
I am also confused abt the measurements too... one of the lower frames is says 155cm but u were holding it from top-bottom with 1hand while stapling with the other..... Mr. Darren is there a way to display it in written form plz plz plz plz
That is meant to be 155mm, 15.5cm, same as the one parallel to it that says 100cm top to bottom, that is 100mm, 10cm. He just got cm and mm mixed up, kind of obvious that that piece of wood is not 1.5m tall....
Nice build! Especially liked the combination of glue,screws and wood dowels for added strength in holding it together.
Yes, agree.
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I can't think of a reason to add the dowels when the area is already screwed in on both sides. Even worse, they must be drilled out if a change or repair is needed in the future.
Thank you for adding metric measurements, now I can easily follow along as you work. A really good video man. Shout out from South Africa.
where are the plans, i dont see anything in the description.
Thanks for showing us a basic framework for a couch. I can see how most furniture we buy in popular stores come from a style so similar.
Thank you for watching our videos we do appreciate it.
Darren
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I’ve been looking for a video or pictures of furniture frames for over a year now, so thank you for this. As for the comment on its structural integrity, if you know anything about woodworking, you can use different joinery and fasteners. That said, I’ve taken some furniture apart made like this was old and it didn’t come apart easily.
Thank you for watching our videos we do appreciate it. Yes your right there are many other ways to join the frame.
Darren
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One of the better video`s you use glue screws and wooden dowels good quality !!!
You should start a flat pack frame business
Build your own frames.
Just timber perfectly cut. And holes marked
Love this video. Do you have a PDF plan of the sofa that you sell?
I also need one please
Tus trabajos son un espectáculo una maravilla saludos desde salta Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷
Incredible! Can’t wait to see you upholster it- a piece of furniture that should last for years instead of throwaway crap that’s mostly available today. I’ve watched almost all of your videos ( and some I’ve watched over and over) and almost gave the courage to make a tufted headboard. You rock, Darren.
Thank you for watching our videos we do appreciate it.
Darren
Are you going to do a video showing how to upholster the frame? Pleeeeease!
@@junehess501 yes we just uploaded the video.
ALO Upholstery thank you!!
@@ALOUpholstery which video is it?
আসসালামুয়ালাইকুম দারুন ছিল সোফার মডেল টা খুব অন্যরকম একটা সোফার মডেল দেখলাম
Awesome!! I would love to see you do a Parsons chair with a rolled top! What kind of power drill are you using? What type of staples do you use? Thank you so much!!
What wood do you use for the frame?
THANK YOU FOR THIS.
Thanks to show us the perfact measurements and connections.
🌺🌺🌺
Take a shot everytime the glue falls over!
Looks great 👍
lol...cheers!
Hello... nice job.
question: what is the gun you use at the beginning of the video. what is the gauge ?? and also what is the type of wood? thanks.
Le voy a hacer dos a mi mamá, mañana los empiezo. :) ¡Gracias!
My favorite channel. Thank you
Nice 🙂 job 😄💯💯👏
I love how well you built this frame!
Gracias por sus paso a paso maestro Jairo Armenia. Colombia
Great second couch Awesome
Well done! I would love to try!
Very informative. Enjoyed. Thank you.
This is super useful! I’m a bit confused why some of the wood say 155cm width and 198cm length, when it’s clearly not 155 cm width. Could you share what you meant by this?
I like the lift workbench
Does anyone knows any special youtube channel to learn furniture frame making
Excellent job 👏
Mañana lo termino, aunque las medidas que nos dá están mal, afortunadamente se pasa y así se puede corregir. Estoy fascinada con el proceso. ¡Gracias!
Excellent work my brother.
Nice work n best look
Parabéns! Que Deus lhe dê muitas vitórias!
Cara vc manda muito bem parabéns que talento vc tem 👍
This what I do for a living. Ashley Furniture.
Great job and thank you!
Espetacular parabéns!
Beautiful sofa settings ..
I would really like to get the measurements for each piece of lumber used in this product.
That's how you do a "How to Video" from start to finish no shortcut. Well done.
Ur grate creative pursone
I'm following u
Thank u so much ur shearing this vidios
Thank u
Quality craftsmanship. Its not cheap plywood Chinese uses for making sofa at Walmart ..!😅
What is the importance of the dowels after already putting screws?
this video is very helpful for me thaks bro
What kind of wood is that
Thank you so much
Hello thank you so much, your video was really helpful
I recently removed the upholstery from my old sofa to see "the bones" and it wasn't put together nearly as well as this. I'm going to guess that most mass manufacturers don't do this much structural work.
I have a cheap leather sectional. Can I cannibalize the carcass and upgrade the upholstery to full grain leather?
for the lower frame front panel 198 cm and long cross panel for back rest 212 cm so it cant fix the top frame unless if you push the vertical legs ( 66*7) or angle of 96.1 should be applied
Thank you for this detailed video it's very helpful. I'm thinking about building a sofa. What kind of wood do you use? It looks like maple or maybe poplar.
Looks like pine.
Love the video, I think I watched 15 ads through it, which was a lot. I get it though.
Good job well done sir, bring you up my hat
What type of wood is this?
Great 👍
Glued dowels to stop noise?
Thank you so much!
You are doing good
Would you be able to add the average cost to build on your videos? I understand it’ll vary based on wood type, fabric and the time of build.
Great work.... Thank you for the video....
Hello there,
Do you have an online training platform or material costing template?
Those clamps look nice, what brand?
Is there anywhere to buy these plans to build myself? I cannot for the life of my find couch plans ANYWHERE on the interent! Cheers!
Buenas noches, excelente video, e aprendido mucho de ti, soy tu fiel seguidora, una pregunta necesito comprar la grabador neumática q usas para ensamblar las chambranas de los brazos, con la tabla del frente? Podrías especificarme o decirme dónde comprarla? Por qué hay muchas, pero me interesa esa q tiene las grapas muchas creo q miden 1 pulgada. Besos desde Rep. Dom.
Hi! Would you please explain what type of wood or plyboard, adhesive has been used? And the size of the frame woods used.
Looks like he is using solid boards not ply. The front says 7cm so those look like 1”x3”’s or could be 2”x3”’s and I saw a 10cm so those would be 1”x4”’s. You could probably use 2”x4”’s. This my guesstimate. Lol. I’m not a furniture builder. But I’m curious, too. Hopefully, he will reply on thickness of wood. Looks like he listed the width in cm’s.
@@lfuentes4098 Thank you so much,
Hi Darren can you do a video making a loveseat like this one. Thanks
Hey, who made the music for this video?
Type of wood used?
Hi Darren, whats the width of the 198cm back support. Thanks for sharing this.
its 6.5 cm
@@ALOUpholstery Thank you!
Does anyone know what kind of wood he’s using?
Darren ... you are the bomb.com 😊
Me gustó mucho que pusieras las medidas de cada pieza solo que en algunas no se alcanza a apreciar bien
very nice
Wowww
That’s what I’m looking for thank you 😊
What kind of gun do you use?
Part 2 please
yes I'm working on it . thank you for watching
Darren
Good work.anong pangalan ng steel n ginmit u po?
Do you teach classes
Thats 2x4 or 1x4 ????
nice
Meus parabéns
Exelente
Excelent
504 white glue is a fabric glue. Not specified for wood.
👍🏾
Thank you I’m trying to build a couch Indestrey because China supply’s our us furniture and I wanna tak that away
Learning english will help you with your endeavors.
Why is this guy using dowels, staples AND screws in the same joint? isnt glue and screws plenty?
Great work but These measurements are misleading, tried practicalizing this but the dimensions dont tally
What kind of wood it is used here?
qquiero aprender hacer el armason
А почему начали в сантиметрах давать размеры?
Некоторые детали не соответствуют написанным размерам
А я не нарадуюсь сантиметрам)))
@@MegaValentin76 есть ткакой косячек у него . А вообще он гений! Там 265?) Так не Может быть скорее всего это 205см
@@ИоганнКеплер-ш1у Вот анимация на этот каркас: th-cam.com/video/a4yaJGb_tDI/w-d-xo.html
Там же в комментариях все размеры можно скачать.
Спасибо за размеры в см.
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Спасибо все так классно оформил Ты!
В какой программе ты это сделал
@@ИоганнКеплер-ш1у В программе Компас 3D 14V
我以为我是聋子，但这个视频听起来不出来
There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.
Mine works too. I used the Woodglut plans and performed it without any problems.
Terrible way to join the wood frame. Almost pointless to glue end grain, the staples are all that’s holding.
This is one of cheapest frames I've ever seen you will be lucky if it stand the test of time I give it a year maybe maybe two
It’s stronger then 90% of the frames on the market, and let’s face it, sofà frames don’t often fall apart - springs and foam and upholstery do but frames don’t. I think he knows exactly the minimum requirements required to make a lasting frame and, true pro, that’s what he builds.
Just wow, you can be nicer while being critical. Do better
Thanks for letting us know about your opinion. with Any frame products we build we guaranteed it for life time. the only thing we can't is the springs, foam and fabric which is common. If our products were that cheap we won't last in business.
Darren
Really? I've never seen a frame built this well, most mass manufacturers make disposable furniture now.
NO DOWELS??? This is Cheap... Will last one year at most.....
Funny you say that...I'm reupholstering my sofa right now. I've had it for 10 years of moderately heavy use... stripped the fabric etc off...frame is only stapled together, no screws no dowels...and yet the frame is still in good working order. I'm sure dowels etc could make it stronger...but obviously staples are plenty strong...10 years strong 😂
What kind of wood do you use?
I am also confused abt the measurements too...
one of the lower frames is says 155cm but u were holding it from top-bottom with 1hand while stapling with the other.....
Mr. Darren is there a way to display it in written form plz plz plz plz
That is meant to be 155mm, 15.5cm, same as the one parallel to it that says 100cm top to bottom, that is 100mm, 10cm. He just got cm and mm mixed up, kind of obvious that that piece of wood is not 1.5m tall....
@@weefatbobicus thank u. If U trully understand all the measurments would U be kind enough to share with me. THANKS!
@weefatbobicus please share measurements