Live Edge Drawer Credenza
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- Live Edge Drawer Credenza
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On this episode I build one of my most in depth woodworking projects to date. A Credenza, or Sideboard, or Buffet, with live edge drawer fronts. Well fake live edge drawer fronts technically...but you get it :)
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First Song - "Microwaltz 0" by Ryo Sonoda
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Second Song - "Improv" by Chris Jon Johnson.
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Third Song - "Room To Breath / Woodworking" by me with help from my friend Chris who does the rest of my music :)
Last Song - "Journey" by Ryo Sonoda
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Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included th-cam.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.
I have done some woodworks in the past but this woodwork plan th-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG helps me do much in a far lesser time than i used to do i have already built several projects with this plan and i intend to do many more soon. Thank you so much!
Your videos are super zen. It's like watching a modern version of Bob Ross.
Thanks Dane...appreciate that. I love me some Bob Ross :)
I was totally thinking the same thing. Totally zen.
The Bob Ross of furniture.
Right? Even if I wasn't into woodworking I'd watch his videos. They're beautiful.
Dane Hixson lets cut down this happy tree. 😂
*Rest of the world: yes, we are now happy*
metric system superiority confirmed 🙏
haha....we've given in
I was thinking the same, 17 13/16 "...what the...
NO! MURKA!!!!
Well, actually... th-cam.com/video/SmSJXC6_qQ8/w-d-xo.html
Great piece! Also, love the longer format! Gives us such a clear image of all of the steps!
Thanks...it was a log more work, but I had fun
Only a true woodworker can make a wood joke by accident haha. It was a “log” more work.
Metric rules. Maybe you should give it a go once)))))) Excellent video, Chris!
love the edit style. Your videos are my form of mindfulness
Thanks Ben :)
this piece is stunning. I think the combo black + wood colour is so elegant. Nice job Chris
Thanks! It is a subtle combo...but I really like it :)
It's rare that a 30 minutes video makes me feel like I only spent 8-10 minutes watching it. Love the pacing, music, and your little jokes. This long format is working great for your style! I'd really appreciate more videos like it. The piece itself is stunning and a worthy successor to your Bad Larry. Spaghetti is fine.
Hey man thanks! I actually felt like the 30 mins flew by when I watched it, but I didn't want to say anything b/c I thought it made me sound delusional. A few other people have mentioned that now, and it makes me feel a little bit better about myself :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture it is definitely a rare feat and one that I have yet to accomplish :) I really would like to see more long format videos from you!
Bro you should be a narrator... pls try audible!!
THANK YOU!!!! Metric rules! ;)
haha
#27:40 | Chris, can you tell me the right name of these "double-washers"? I can't find them in our stores, but have a project right now to use them.
Look up "figure 8 fastener" that's always been what I find them under. Hope that helps!
@@ericg3455: Thank you, I will try to find these little things.
Chris, I know you might answered this already, but which program do you use for this sketch style 3D draw?
Congrats for your job, and keep it up! You are inspiring more than you can imagine!
See ya!!!!
I havent even watched yet and im already impressed
Your videos are really awesome.. I learned a lot.. Had fun too
@12:43 .. Metric system ❤️❤️.. Waaaaaaay easier
awesome piece! and, hearing anyone admitting that metric is much better than imperial just makes it even better! :)
Fantastic work you are a very dedicated woodworker I noticed you were docking some long and narrow pieces up against the fence There is a chance The piece may twist a bit and throw back at you I would Use the table sled or the sliding table fitted to your saw this worried me but like your work thanks
This was honestly a piece of artwork. So beautiful.
Chris, your work definitely has an inate Vitruvian quality (eurythmy, proportion, commodity, delight, etc) to it that few others working in this space (if any) emulate, let alone strive to achieve. As an Architect, your work resonates and shows that the combination of design and crafting of elegant furniture is not dead and forgotten 8n this age of Ikea knock-offs. Thank you and Kudos to you. Wm
Acabo de llegar temprano y me quedé enganchado en tu trabajo la verdad admiro mucho tus trabajos y labores , estoy mejorando mi inglés para que próximamente te comenté en tu idioma , suerte y éxitos .
Pd: good luck
28:41: Ouch. That's gonna leave a mark.
14:30 auch
A mark with a story :D
hot damn Chris! your best video yet, thank you for sharing! I think I might cry haha beautiful piece
Go have a bowl of Spaghetti...you'll feel better :P
Thanks Erik :)
Maybe not exactly your style, but I think I've found mine. I now have a favorite piece of furniture.
Things I liked about this video - the longer format, the use of India ink, the design and execution, pretty much everything I guess....maybe not the creepy wink...no never mind that was pretty great too. Fantastic build and video as always, Chris!
you can't tell right now...but I'm winking at you :)
I hit the like button when you admitted the metric system is better :D
haha
Awesome material,
actually didn't notice that 30 minutes just passed by.
Thanks. Yeah, it does just kind of wander by :)
Chris is showing his invincible biceps 😆😆😆
12:45 I'm Liking this video just for that comment. B)
Your videos are exceptionally well done. The storyboarding, rhythm and flow, presentation and dialog really encourages watching the videos, learning, and getting ideas.
Nice job.
Beautiful as usual ❤️ Maybe next time you should have bibimbap instead of spaghetti 😉🤤😁
I had never even heard of that...I'll ease my way in
Chris Salomone It's Korean rice dish. Not very difficult to eat. Rice, vegetables and meat. Delicious 😊
Fantastic!
Hey, you know what, youre right! I've been looking at this same hamburger of a wife every day, time to get a side dish. Thanks, Chris!
I highly recommend the cole slaw
17 7/8'' - 17 13/16''. OMG I'm so glad I live in a country with metric system ! :) Those fractions of inches are just unbelievable for me !
How old a kid has to be before understanding those numbers ? :)
In all honestly, it's goofy. But it only really becomes problematic when dividing. Like if you needed to divide 17 13/16 by 3. But you'd only be doing that if you were, like, a machinist or something...and then you'd end up using the metric system probably....hahaha :)
I have been dealing with fractions like that for a long time. With enough practice it doesn't bother you. When I want to compare 7/8 to 13/16 I mentally convert 7/8 to 14/16, then the comparison is easy. The difference between 14/16 and 13/16 is 1/16, not hard. For multiplication and division.... well, there's an app on my phone for that.
That thing is so sexy! Well done Chris 🙌
Thanks man... :)
I really enjoyed the videos. I watch them in my garage while working on destroying a few pieces of wood. I’m just a frustrated wannabe woodworker but I do enjoy your way of doing magnificent work.
I'm wondering how the Maker brand Simple Finish has worked out on the India Ink after 3 years. I have come by some oak from old college dorm beds and although not a big fan of oak, the black finish is spectacular and maybe could be combined with some maple? Otherwise, do you have another suggestions for a finish if the Simple Finish has not held up?
Thanks for your inspiration and sharing your techniques. So nice to see superb craftsmanship AND design.
First time on your channel. If u'll Indulge me for a few: Was pretty blown away by your production quality. Kept noticing the high res video, all that natural light in your space is awesome - if we all could be so lucky! haha
Didn't really notice songs one or two; started noticing and def liked #3 (props!), #4 made me hate a lil, NGL. All in all, great product man and looking forward to digging into more of your content. 👌
Is the a benefit that made you choose screws and plugs in one area then dowels in another? I only use screws like that if I need them to clamp a joint I can’t get clamps to. Is there another benefit I’m missing or simply what you just grabbed first to reinforce?
Chris, your videos rise the the standard of quality to hard to reach height for even the experienced youtubers. I'm amazed. Again.
Thank you.
I really liked bad Larry because of its contemporary look but I kinda like this one more. Thanks for this great video!
P.s Your voice is just so zen and calm I love it
PPs. Keep up the great work I wish I could donate to your patreon but I don't have the money. :(
Thanks man...and no worries there. Watching is support enough :)
@@Foureyes.Furniture ^-^
Impressive video. Never feel so relax watching a wood working video especially during the lockdown.
Great piece! really nice that it was all explained well, But I prefer a different BG music maybe. A little bit of upbeat sound will do. There are moments that my eyes are closing :) Just a suggestion though. :) Thanks
I like the spaghetti over bad Larry
I'd like to know where you got a cheeseburger with drawers. None of the places by me have that as a topping.
This spaghetti is delightful! Seriously, I would love to try something like this for my home. Maybe that day will come. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Thanks, now I want a cheeseburger.
I could go for one too actually
Came for the woodworking, loved the music! Any chance we could have a listen at your "Room To Breath / Woodworking" somewhere?
I like the channel, I like the content but I don't understand a few things which you state or, explain.
For example, the joiner?
Why do you call a machine which straightens and flattens surfaces of wood a joiner? It does not join materials together.
Why do you guys use imperial measurement when clearly metric far more accurate?
I always love those moments when EVERY youtuber/woodworker recognize that the imperial system sucks
Awesome project, and I agree with a lot of the other sentiments, the longer video was fantastic!!
Thanks Andrew :)
Absolutely amazing job!! Been watching your videos for sometime now.. like the evolution; not just the wood work, the video editing too. I wish I can find some time to do this too! Keep up the good work! Cheers!
Pocket screws and lazy floating tenons, you can make crappy, disposable IKEA furniture at home too, lol.
You're videos are fantastic and your craftsmanship is excellent.
I just had a thought from watching your video though. If you score your line before routing, you drastically cut down your chances of tear out on plywood. Just a thought from experience.
Is there any particular reason you use a chisel vs say, a bench scraper, to get the glue off?
I like spaghetti. I like cheeseburgers. I only found this restaurant recently, but I will definitely be a regular here now. Hey, maybe one day they will have pizza on the menu.
Metric is superior. But don't let you from celebrating ridiculousness with Liberia and Myanmar!
Ruined a eautiful piece of wood with a fke "live edge" that was going out of vogue before you assembled it. And the metrics system is random and pointless.
How long take you this project ? take out all the camera time I think it was bigger. Only project time. Thanks Im a real fun of you.
Bloody Murphy's law, it's not gonna be a jar of wood glue that spills on your bench, invariably it's gonna be the Indian ink.
As always, great video. Beautiful project. My only criticism is that you seemed to ignore the flow of the grain when creating your false live edge.
Great video again. I am still cringing when you spilt the black finish on your bench top. Hope it cleaned up
Thanks for the metric issue !!! maker from Argentina !!!! 17 13/16 WTF !!!
Your videos are super zen. It's like watching a modern version of Bob Ross.
Hola, gran precision para cortar todo. ¿Me podrias decir las medidas estandar para muebles de este estilo o sideboards estilo shaker o mid century?
Start using milimeters. 7/8 13/16 inch and so on is so stupid when measuring any precise dimentions.
GREAT video! Thanks for posting! I’m in the middle of building a standing desk out of red oak. After watching this video I may dye the top black. We’ll see. BTW, what finish did you use?
Maker brand Simple Finish with wax...but not sure how well it works on the ink to be honest.
Dads rock, you rock! What a wonderful thing to do for your son. Boo hiss to those who want to bin the cabinet! Boo hiss I say, boo hiss!😀
NOT THE BAD LARRY ?!?!?
(But seriously , spaghetti is great)
it is one of the few foods that I think tastes better reheated than upon first eating.
great video as always, but pleeease dont ever wear gloves when working with rotating powertools/machines!
Oh men your work is fantastic, but please, ignore your gringo blood and start using the internacional metric system, is more accurate and simple
I love the long format. I felt like I learned something, understood the long detailed thought process of woodworking, and love the artful nature of your videos
It’s a great balance of visual content and learning
What do you call the thing that looked to be on your miter gauge that held the board you're feeding through against your fence? I've never seen anyone use it before but it seems pretty genius.
why do you have to glue everything? that makes disassembling such a pain or even impossible
I cant help me and i know you are realy responsible but this glove and the circular saw scared me.
This looks nice! What kind of black paint did you use here?
When cutting the boards, why do you make the board a lil wide, then another pass getting it exact?
Excellent video and project. The longer format was a nice change of pace with lots of little nuggets of learning. Your finished piece is stunning.
Thanks Sandra...glad you enjoyed it :)
Hey Chris any chance you still have plans for this beauty? Thinking of making it as a tv stand
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Maybe I missed it in the below comments but what brand of India ink is your preferred?
Maybe that would have worked better with ash for the "live" edge. Maybe it would yield a better contrast
That black would have looked great with a ceruse treatment so you could see all the beautiful grain better.
Only two types of countries. Those that use the metric system and those that that have been to the freaking Moon!
Why did you break the back wall into separate pieces instead of 1 large piece?
I think this is the longest video I’ve ever seen of yours...& and it was pure enjoyment. I can’t believe I sat through a 30 min video! The pacing and music and leading shots and establishing shots....man, just so good! Oh, and the spaghetti looked good too. ;)
Thanks Bruce! It definitely was, since this is the longest one I've made. I'm wondering if it might be too long.
I can't seem to find Microwaltz 0! Also, nice video Chris
it's definitely on Spotify, or you can buy it on Itunes
Love this but should have only followed 1 grain line to get a live edge rather than just a squiggle
Seriously loved that little handshake scene. Your edits keep getting better and better👍🏻 (maybe I will try out skillshare). Keep making these incredible pieces of furniture. You truely are one of the best on this website. Also keep inspiring people like me to get out and make something - I am only 15 and you are one of the main contributing factors for me to start woodworking
Josh
Thanks Josh...that is really cool - and I will definitely keep at it.
LOL, that shot at 11:54 had me saying "what the...is he using a closet hanger pole?" Nice work Chris. I love love LOVE the black oak! Well done.
Thanks man...I should just start calling this black oak and pretending it's a species :)
Did u edge band the plywood? Or do you have a preferred method of hiding the plies?
glued and screwed... drawer bottoms float grasshopper 🤣
Why did you decide to do a longer form video?
I just wanted to do a build that got back to how I used to build things...spending a little more time on them...and figured I'd document it all and present it that way
WTF is 13th/16th.. how do you process that in your head.
Not a fan of longer format videos. But then again I did watch all of this one and enjoyed it but if I see that videos are this long I tend to watch them when I get time and if I get time. I wouldn't want to miss one of your video. Just my personal thoughts. I was also giving you a creepy wink , I had some thing in my eye. 😉
That's a legit concern. A lot of people may do that. But I hope that they'll end up watching it when they have time, or they will watch it in a couple chunks. I'll just monitor it and see how it goes.
27:40 what is this thing called? It looks like a puck looking like the number eight?
Why didn't you use dominos for attaching the oak plank?
So if I understood it right, the metric difference between them where ~1,6mm?
Was that small difference a mistake, or perhaps just how it turned out in reality?
it's the type of thing where I know there is no way I can get all 3 EXACT. So I figure out the closest "measurable" thing that I can achieve. Measure that amount in from each side, and hope for the best. Worst case scenario my two sides will be the same, and just the center will be an oddball. Best case, I get lucky
@@Foureyes.Furniture #LuckyOddballCenter I get it 👍
Dude Chris Hayes is going to love this video. 👍
Do you have this build in your online course? Bcuz I want it