I didn`t intend to utilize this woodworking website, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I was truly impressed after trying it. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
Matt you have inspired many of us to be the best we can be,now may I say thank you for the inspiringe.I retired in Jan. of 2022.I am looking forward to my journey as a woodworker.Again thank you.Tx.
Looks great, thank you for sharing! I hate buying one that's made of particle board and laminate for over 1k. I only wish plywood was still $50 a sheet😝
Great project. Thank you for putting this out for all others to learn. Ended up building a modified version for myself about a year ago and turned out great. Revisited this video to apply some similar techniques for a bar cabinet I am building - so thought I’ll leave a comment and say thanks!
Hola! 🖐 Excellent, excellent build. That turned out to be a really nice project. This is a 2018 video and here I am in Feb of 2022 "catching up" on your older videos. Really impressive to see your growth, great job. Wishing you continued success. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Looks good. Tip time... When you plan a project, put it on paper first. You wont come up shy on builds. And always buy another board for just in case. If you have the room to store lumber you will find that you will eventually come up with the materials you need for a project and you wont have to run out for lumber. It's just something I do. Anyway, enough trolling... You do great work and simplify the process which makes this channel worth watching for everyone. Keep up explaining the builds, and God bless.
You're on the right track Matt and you seem to have enthusiasm so just keep it up refining jointing techniques other than relying solely only pocket screws. There's a whole wonderful world out there of joinery and fine furniture building! Oh, and BTW stay away from HD and Lowes for furniture lumber.
I did not plan to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. I was seeking to learn more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
Been watching your videos to decorate our house we just finished building. Going to try and attempt the coffee table and side tables for our living room and if that comes out nice, ill attempt the tv stand. awesome videos. keep em coming.
Great looking console. Ill be building one soon for our home. I don't have saw horses but I do have plenty of gorilla rack frames. They work great for painting on.
Love this! Try using end nippers to pull/roll the nails through the back of the trim in order to not get splintering blowouts on the face of the finish trim. Just a friendly carpenter tip.
I appreciate your videos I love working with wood, and you just pushed me into starting to buy some wood working tools to build my first project. I just would love to have a table saw to cut them 2ba6’s nice and even on each side.
Hat's off to you Matt, love the simplicity, well built and functionality of your projects. Keep up the great work! New Subscriber, will definitely stick around to check the rest of your products. Thank you for sharing and giving well needed inspiration to the TH-cam community. Cheers from Chicago..
I find when using brad nails, don't put them in at 90 degrees to the surface but at alternating angles. Maybe 75 degrees to the left then 75 degrees to the right. It creates more holding power.
Mat. Really Liked this TV Console/stand I am glad to see You found the General Finish Seal-A-Cell products as opposed to the water finish You used in other Video on Coffee Table. I used them on all My Hardwood projects and find them Fool proof . I wanted to know If You thought about doing Console/stand similar to this with like sliding Barn Doors .I have got an old issue of Woodsmith Magazine somewhere shows You how to make the Hardware and everything will post issue here when I find it. I think it would look so Cool to Do the Doors like You do the Tops in a Dark stain. I think You are hitting on the Right thing with the Dark Tops & White frame & Cases. I find People love the Dark & Light Colored wood together. Keep Making Sawdust... Kay
Ive found I like to paint all the plywood panels ive cut before I assemble. Makes easy work of the sanding I hit the other coats after assembly. I use straight edge to lay strips of masking tape before i paint for the glue lines .I just hit it with a foam roller then peel the tape off.
You have been making a lot of projects. You should make yourself a nice work station for your miter box and your table saw. Maybe even a minimal dust collection system with your shop vac you can make it on wheels so we could be moved around since you use your garage brother things also
I am but it will be a corner one for my basement. My wife has other things she wants first, plus I have a few other people wanting some things. I'm glad to have people interested. Your videos were the start of my new obsession lol. Can't thank you enough!
If you take some of your trim cove, crown or what ever trim you are using and make mini pieces with the same angles, this way you can take those mini pieces back to you saw and swing the blade to match the angle and orientation. Put them on some string and keep them next to your miter saw for next time.
Great job, I'm going to use this as my basis for building my wife a new TV stand but adjust the height and length. My question is what size rabbet bit would I need for the doors, I know you mentioned you had ordered one but they sent you the wrong thing, Many Thanks and keep up the great work!
Just found your channel. You've got some great ideas and I like your style of giving reasons for what you do what you do. I saw in the first or second video of yours that I looked at that you seem to use sketchup but I don't see the plans anywhere, nor a cutlist so the projects aren't as easy to follow along as they would be if you had a link to the sketchup file. Keep up the good work but think about providing a little more info that would let folks follow along and hopefully make some of your projects.
Thank you. I don't use sketchup. I have never taken the time to sit down and learn it unfortunately. I don't have any plans only the build video. Sorry.
There is no substitute for a perfect cut BUT if you're a hair short on a miter you can glue the joint take a steel rod and roll the corner it will close the gap and still look perfect
I make shaker style doors right on the table saw. Run a center line and cut 3/4" deep on either side of that...just flip the board around without adjusting fence. Cut the Rails 1 1/2" longer and rabbit a 1/4x3/4 center spline on each end. Everything should fit together perfectly with just glue. 1/4" Plywood slides ride in. This is closer to factory construction as well, very strong. I ought to make a video
I like this project and have been looking at ones similar to it. Have you ever done something like this with the barn doors? I am looking for a good project with the barn doors to use as storage cabinet in a kitchen area.
Hey Matt great job looks great I've built quite a few of these and there always so much fun. if this is the first one you built you did an outstanding job my friend love the Shaker doors also sent you a message on Facebook with a couple of hints for you and tips
Is there a build plan for this model? I would like to see a video of this built with a heater in the center of it in place of the center storage. That would be awesome.
Oh man!!! watched your video several times and even used SketchUp to create my farmhouse console stand for my wife. In the making I did exactly what you did on the side with the trim. Totally forgot to take into account the front trim piece's width and slapped that side trim w/o even batting an eye. Glued, nailed and secured - then a good while later it caught my eye. Why does that piece look wider......UGH!!!!!!!!!!! all I could do was laugh at myself, learn from it, apologize to the wife, apologize again, again....lol.......but, how else to learn but make mistakes....not a costly one at least....enjoy your videos!!!!
Great job Matt. Looks really nice. I am starting to built this same style of furniture. It seems that I always change the plans and dimensions. LOL Just curious on your choice for pocket holes to make the tops. I've been doing it with Biscuits and so far so good. Keep up the great work. l really enjoy your vids.
Awesome build, Matt! Are you able to share what kind of paint sprayer you use? I have a Wagner sprayer but it is not efficient and takes a long time to paint a project of decent size! Thanks in advance if you’re able to help
@@731Woodworks thanks for the link! Funny, I was looking at this exact sprayer on Amazon before I reached out to you. Could you say 3 years in this sprayer is still working as expected?
Hi Matt, I love your work. I wanted to make this for my wife, but noticed when clicking the plans link, it takes me to your website, but I don’t see this entertainment center. Could you kindly send over the link? Thank you, sir.
Hi Matt! thanks for the inspiration. Do you have plans for this Tv stand? I looked and couldn't find them... Where I live at in Canada 4x8 birch is 97$ with tax lol.
What was the cut length for the shelves boards ? I must of missed it bc I’ve watched this video a million times and still don’t know ! Please and thank you
How high is this stand? I'm looking for something that my husband can make me for our master br but it has to be EXTREMELY HIGH because our bed is 42 inches high from the floor.
Hey Matt I was looking for the build plans but only found the ones for the modern stand... Could you point me in the direction of the one for this stand please, thank you
Do you by chance have a cut list written down somewhere... I would greatly appreciate it as I'm going to start this build next week. It would help so much
Check out some of our other projects here: th-cam.com/play/PLWVlC66wUw8ZllU7o9agPUaDcvTFQC65c.html
I didn`t intend to utilize this woodworking website, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but rather curious about it. I was truly impressed after trying it. I was looking to find out more about the art of woodworking, and was not dissatisfied. I found several topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
I don’t see plans for this specific project in your store 😢
Matt you have inspired many of us to be the best we can be,now may I say thank you for the inspiringe.I retired in Jan. of 2022.I am looking forward to my journey as a woodworker.Again thank you.Tx.
That is awesome!
Great build Matt! I long for the days when a sheet of sanded birch was around 50$. Up about 60% in just 3 years.
Looks great, thank you for sharing! I hate buying one that's made of particle board and laminate for over 1k. I only wish plywood was still $50 a sheet😝
Great project. Just what I need. Looks very straightforward. Thanks Matt.
You are the farm house Master! Thanks for what you are doing. I'm into my second farm house project and both have worked well thanks to you.
lol thanks
Great project. Thank you for putting this out for all others to learn. Ended up building a modified version for myself about a year ago and turned out great. Revisited this video to apply some similar techniques for a bar cabinet I am building - so thought I’ll leave a comment and say thanks!
Matt you have inspired many of us to be the woodworke
Nice and Excellent invention, I like it, Thank you for providing me the best knowledge and video, Zafar from Quetta Pakistan
Thank you
Hola! 🖐 Excellent, excellent build. That turned out to be a really nice project. This is a 2018 video and here I am in Feb of 2022 "catching up" on your older videos. Really impressive to see your growth, great job. Wishing you continued success. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
I love watching your videos. You do a lot with a little.
Thank you
I have found that nippers are the best thing for pulling out brads. I catch the bottom and pull them through. Nice work!
Thanks for the tip
Looks good. Tip time... When you plan a project, put it on paper first. You wont come up shy on builds. And always buy another board for just in case. If you have the room to store lumber you will find that you will eventually come up with the materials you need for a project and you wont have to run out for lumber. It's just something I do. Anyway, enough trolling... You do great work and simplify the process which makes this channel worth watching for everyone. Keep up explaining the builds, and God bless.
Good info. Thanks for sharing
You're on the right track Matt and you seem to have enthusiasm so just keep it up refining jointing techniques other than relying solely only pocket screws. There's a whole wonderful world out there of joinery and fine furniture building! Oh, and BTW stay away from HD and Lowes for furniture lumber.
Man your console turned out awesome and looks great in there, I love the instructions for it too! Nice channel!
Thank you 🙏🏻. I appreciate that.
Looking for a new TV stand and I really enjoy your videos - so I just ordered the Farmhouse plan kit - Thanks!
Best TH-cam channel out there. Love how detailed your videos are
Oh wow! Thank you for the huge compliment! Sometimes I wonder if I ramble too much lol.
Lol I loved the contra throw back. Great build
thanks!
I did not plan to make use of this woodworking book, *TopFineWoodworking. Com* but instead curious about it. I had been truly amazed right after trying it. I was seeking to learn more about the art of woodworking, and was not disappointed. I found many topics such as wood types and designing your workshop.
I am thinking about trying my hand at woodworking. You make it seem so easy. Thanks for all the tips and easy to follow instructions
Best of luck!
Been watching your videos to decorate our house we just finished building. Going to try and attempt the coffee table and side tables for our living room and if that comes out nice, ill attempt the tv stand. awesome videos. keep em coming.
I bet you can do it no problem!!
This guys my hero!!!
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Great looking console. Ill be building one soon for our home. I don't have saw horses but I do have plenty of gorilla rack frames. They work great for painting on.
awesome
Man you have come a long way in 5 years.
For sure!
Amazing work 😍 now you just need a giant TV to match
Ha. For sure.
Great video! Learned a lot and will be building a similar TV console. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Love this! Try using end nippers to pull/roll the nails through the back of the trim in order to not get splintering blowouts on the face of the finish trim. Just a friendly carpenter tip.
Great tip!
Very nice
Thank you
Nice job am making this but an 8 ft one thank you for sharing this video
You’re welcome
Way to go! Love the cabinet.
Thank you
Hey Matt! Awesome Video. Used your instructions as a guide to build one very similar (with a few modifications) for my living room. Appreciate it!
Great job on the table. Thanks for giving more details on how you installed the top. I am starting to like those fasteners.
James Shores thanks! They work very well! Have you tried them yet?
Am I the only one that truly does enjoy sanding?
Yup. You are. LOL
Awesome build! I love the details and how you explain them in the video. Thanks!
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
That is a great build. I love the thinking behind each step.
Thanks! I appreciate that. Are you going to build one?
I will be trying. As soon as it's gets warmer
Nice! Let me know if you have any questions
Awesome video, very detailed thank you!!
Thank you!
Very informative video. Turned out great! Thank you!
Thank you
I appreciate your videos I love working with wood, and you just pushed me into starting to buy some wood working tools to build my first project. I just would love to have a table saw to cut them 2ba6’s nice and even on each side.
Glad to help
Great job once again. 👍👍
Thanks!
Hat's off to you Matt, love the simplicity, well built and functionality of your projects. Keep up the great work!
New Subscriber, will definitely stick around to check the rest of your products.
Thank you for sharing and giving well needed inspiration to the TH-cam community.
Cheers from Chicago..
Jose Chavez thank you. I appreciate the support and kind words!
Wonderful project. I'm inspired to build one according to your plans.
Great to hear!
Nice job 👍
Thank you
Nice build! Thanks for showing us how to do it.
HomeRightTV thank you 🙏🏻
I find when using brad nails, don't put them in at 90 degrees to the surface but at alternating angles. Maybe 75 degrees to the left then 75 degrees to the right. It creates more holding power.
Great advice. Thanks for sharing
@@731Woodworks I really enjoy your instructional videos.
Mat. Really Liked this TV Console/stand I am glad to see You found the General Finish Seal-A-Cell products as opposed to the water finish You used in other Video on Coffee Table. I used them on all My Hardwood projects and find them Fool proof . I wanted to know If You thought about doing Console/stand similar to this with like sliding Barn Doors .I have got an old issue of Woodsmith Magazine somewhere shows You how to make the Hardware and everything will post issue here when I find it. I think it would look so Cool to Do the Doors like You do the Tops in a Dark stain. I think You are hitting on the Right thing with the Dark Tops & White frame & Cases. I find People love the Dark & Light Colored wood together. Keep Making Sawdust... Kay
Thank you. Yeah that would be a very cool looking build
Amazing!!!
Thank you
Ive found I like to paint all the plywood panels ive cut before I assemble. Makes easy work of the sanding I hit the other coats after assembly. I use straight edge to lay strips of masking tape before i paint for the glue lines .I just hit it with a foam roller then peel the tape off.
Great advice! Thanks!
You have been making a lot of projects. You should make yourself a nice work station for your miter box and your table saw. Maybe even a minimal dust collection system with your shop vac you can make it on wheels so we could be moved around since you use your garage brother things also
Thanks. I have a miter stand now.
Looks awesome!!
Truth Seeker thank you!! Are you looking to build one?
I am but it will be a corner one for my basement. My wife has other things she wants first, plus I have a few other people wanting some things. I'm glad to have people interested. Your videos were the start of my new obsession lol. Can't thank you enough!
That is awesome to hear!! I’d love to see your work if you want to share it with me on Instagram or FB
You have me on Instagram, I changed my name awhile ago to higher order woodworks.
Truth Seeker oh I gotcha! Yeah you’re doing some great work!
If you take some of your trim cove, crown or what ever trim you are using and make mini pieces with the same angles, this way you can take those mini pieces back to you saw and swing the blade to match the angle and orientation. Put them on some string and keep them next to your miter saw for next time.
great tip. Thanks
Would love a review of your brad nailer. I am in the market for one and would love to have your insight.
Thanks so much.
Love your videos.
Thanks. Here is younger me talking about them th-cam.com/video/ygZnZ2BK0hI/w-d-xo.html
fantastic job!
Matt Wodarski thank you 🙏🏻
Matt Wodarski are you wanting to build a console table?
731 Woodworks I’m in process of trying to put plans together for a Murphy bed next, but yes a nice cabinet like that is definitely on the short list
Matt Wodarski awesome!
Matt Wodarski if you don’t mind sharing, I’d like to see pics of your work on Instagram or FB.
Great job, I'm going to use this as my basis for building my wife a new TV stand but adjust the height and length. My question is what size rabbet bit would I need for the doors, I know you mentioned you had ordered one but they sent you the wrong thing, Many Thanks and keep up the great work!
Just found your channel. You've got some great ideas and I like your style of giving reasons for what you do what you do. I saw in the first or second video of yours that I looked at that you seem to use sketchup but I don't see the plans anywhere, nor a cutlist so the projects aren't as easy to follow along as they would be if you had a link to the sketchup file.
Keep up the good work but think about providing a little more info that would let folks follow along and hopefully make some of your projects.
Thank you. I don't use sketchup. I have never taken the time to sit down and learn it unfortunately. I don't have any plans only the build video. Sorry.
gonna try this out but with sliding farm doors instead
There is no substitute for a perfect cut BUT if you're a hair short on a miter you can glue the joint take a steel rod and roll the corner it will close the gap and still look perfect
Love your videos Do you have a material cut list for the TV stand? Thanks
I make shaker style doors right on the table saw. Run a center line and cut 3/4" deep on either side of that...just flip the board around without adjusting fence. Cut the Rails 1 1/2" longer and rabbit a 1/4x3/4 center spline on each end. Everything should fit together perfectly with just glue. 1/4" Plywood slides ride in.
This is closer to factory construction as well, very strong. I ought to make a video
Nice
I like this project and have been looking at ones similar to it. Have you ever done something like this with the barn doors? I am looking for a good project with the barn doors to use as storage cabinet in a kitchen area.
Thanks. I haven’t done a barn door project
Nice piece! Any chance you could make a farm house dining table with a leaf?
I haven't ever attempted one of those but it would be a cool project!
45cut ur door frames and ur inner cut for door panels will meet almost perfect try that next time I think u'll like it better 👍🇺🇸💯
Thank you
Great project! Do you have actual building plans for it?
Thanks. Not for this one, sorry
Hey Matt great job looks great I've built quite a few of these and there always so much fun. if this is the first one you built you did an outstanding job my friend love the Shaker doors also sent you a message on Facebook with a couple of hints for you and tips
Thank you. I appreciate the feedback and of course tips and advice is always welcome!!
Nice project. Do you have a material list posted somewhere?
Thank you. Not for this build. Sorry
Hi Matt how much would you charge for a oven table top thanks for your videos
Oven table top? Stove cover? I charged $100 for them locally and $129 shipped
This is a great looking console, do you sell the plans for it? I didn't see them on your site.
I don't have any plans for it, sorry
Is there a build plan for this model? I would like to see a video of this built with a heater in the center of it in place of the center storage. That would be awesome.
No plans on this one. Sorry
Bummer. I am a part of your fb group. I love it. Fun group with loads of tips and tricks.
Where can I download the plans for this I have our chase jther ok Lans of yours can't seem to find this one
Matt, will you be adding the plan to your online store ?
Oh man!!! watched your video several times and even used SketchUp to create my farmhouse console stand for my wife. In the making I did exactly what you did on the side with the trim. Totally forgot to take into account the front trim piece's width and slapped that side trim w/o even batting an eye. Glued, nailed and secured - then a good while later it caught my eye. Why does that piece look wider......UGH!!!!!!!!!!! all I could do was laugh at myself, learn from it, apologize to the wife, apologize again, again....lol.......but, how else to learn but make mistakes....not a costly one at least....enjoy your videos!!!!
Ha ha. It happens to me all the time.
Where is the plans ? I love this!
Do you have plans for this entertainment Center with doors? I like this. Thanks
Sorry, I don't
Great job Matt. Looks really nice. I am starting to built this same style of furniture. It seems that I always change the plans and dimensions. LOL
Just curious on your choice for pocket holes to make the tops. I've been doing it with Biscuits and so far so good. Keep up the great work. l really enjoy your vids.
I use pocket holes because their easy and I don’t have a biscuit joiner
@@731Woodworks I hear ya. If you ever get one I highly recommend the porter cable 557. Biscuit joiners are addictive. lol
Thank you
What was the dimensions of this project? Great job! Turned out great!
Thank you. I only have the video as reference. If my memory serves it is about 5 feet long, 20 inches deep (give or take) and 30 inches or so tall.
Matt you could fit in that basket
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I want to build one of these for my bedroom. You're costing me lots of free time lol
lol, but think of how awesome you're furniture is going to be
@@731Woodworks So true!
How tall you cut the size 13x? For the sides?? Im planning to build one for my self love your projects
It's been so long, I really don't remember. Sorry
Awesome build, Matt! Are you able to share what kind of paint sprayer you use? I have a Wagner sprayer but it is not efficient and takes a long time to paint a project of decent size! Thanks in advance if you’re able to help
I’m still using this one th-cam.com/video/wA17PvY5Uqs/w-d-xo.html
@@731Woodworks thanks for the link! Funny, I was looking at this exact sprayer on Amazon before I reached out to you. Could you say 3 years in this sprayer is still working as expected?
I use it regularly. It’s not a $500 Fuji sprayer by any means. But got $100 it’s awesome
I can’t find these plans using the link. Did you take them down?
Good evening, do you have a cut list handy? Or link for one? Thanks.
No, sorry I didn't keep one on this one
Do you have a video showing how you make the 0731?
no, sorry. we bought that.
I am unable to find the plans for this TV stand (with doors). Can you tell me how to find them, and how much they cost?
If you dont mind me asking, how much did you charge for this? Great work as usual by the way.
Hi there Matt I've been building a few projects and would like to try this 1 is there any way to get the cut sizes?
I don’t have a cut list. Sorry
Hi Matt,
I love your work. I wanted to make this for my wife, but noticed when clicking the plans link, it takes me to your website, but I don’t see this entertainment center. Could you kindly send over the link?
Thank you, sir.
Sorry, I don't have plans for this one.
Hi Matt! thanks for the inspiration. Do you have plans for this Tv stand? I looked and couldn't find them... Where I live at in Canada 4x8 birch is 97$ with tax lol.
Sorry, I don't have plans for this one
I need help installing it
What was the cut length for the shelves boards ? I must of missed it bc I’ve watched this video a million times and still don’t know ! Please and thank you
Sorry, I don't remember
How long were the side pieces? I only remember hearing about the dividers and shelves?
Sorry, if I didn't say it in the video, I'm not sure
Any issue with the table top warping since you are using construction grade pine?
I haven’t had any issues
How high is this stand? I'm looking for something that my husband can make me for our master br but it has to be EXTREMELY HIGH because our bed is 42 inches high from the floor.
Hey Matt I was looking for the build plans but only found the ones for the modern stand... Could you point me in the direction of the one for this stand please, thank you
Sorry, I don't have plans for this one
Do you by chance have a cut list written down somewhere... I would greatly appreciate it as I'm going to start this build next week. It would help so much
It is a great project, but I can not find it in your web page to buy the plans Can you share the link?
No plans for this one, sorry.
Any plans available?
Looks great, are you happy with your Ridgid cordless Brad nailer?
Yes! I use it all the time!
@@731Woodworks , thanks, I have the same battery router and sander and just needed some honest feedback before I buy it. Keep up the great builds!!
It’s a good one!
any plans for this build? didn't see this one on your website
sorry, no plans
Honestly I'd prefer to biscuit alot of the joints.
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Hey quick question can you publish a materials list?
Sorry, all I have is the build video and what is in the description
do you have these plans available on the site?
Sorry, I don't
@@731Woodworks It’s all good! Still going to follow along and build it. Keep doing your thing Brother!
Hey, Matt how much would you charge for something like this
$800-$1000
When are you going to build a barn door sliding console??
I don’t have any plans to build one. Unless I get a custom order for one. Sorry.