Tv Lift: bit.ly/tvliftcabinet Get the K-M Magnetic Dovetail Jig, T-Shirts and K-M Stop Block here: goo.gl/XzEmMa Suizan Flush Trim Saw: amzn.to/325BAZU Bits and Bits Router Bits: bit.ly/BitsBits USE CODE JKATZMOSES15 for 15% off big shout out to the Facebook Group Small Workshop Woodworking Community who gave me the idea. Go check them out: bit.ly/2pBoVAR
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
Can’t tell you how thrilled I am to see this. Restoring this and weaving it into our family narrative is an amazing piece of artistry. Proud of you boy.
Dude!!! I absolutely love the intro. It was like a History channel documentary and so well done. Anytime you can get a chance to restore a piece of family history it just makes it all that much more meaningful. Great job!!!!!!
Next level , find a way of making the speakers work and a port to attach your smart phone to it so you can play music like it's still a radio. I love what you've done to it .
Not only is the quality of your work outstanding but your video production has really reached the stratosphere. I get excited every time I see you have a new video. Great as always, Jonathan!
Hey, Jonathan, thank you sooooo much for the mention of our Facebook Group (Small Workshop Woodworking Community) - man, you have really earned you membership in this prestigious and exclusive group. And I loved the video production with all the artistic historical stuff. That kind of video production takes a lot of work. Wow, just wow!
A truly beautiful piece. I've seen these old radios converted into bluetooth speakers and the like, but this is the first bar cabinet I've seen made from one.
Very slick! My dad used to repair and sell radios like this. He gave my brother and I one very similar to this back in the 60's when we were growing up. Of course, time has a way of separating us from our childhood treasures and I would do anything to have that radio back to restore it like you have done here. I fully understand the family nostalgia and the emotion in this build...very well done Jonathan!
Build quality: 13/10 Video layout: 10/10 Music choices: 10/10 Story behind the project: priceless Great video Jon! Projects like this is what I aspire to do in the future (of course with more practice!
Mate, these are the projects i live for! You have taken decades of family memories, history and stories and given it a new life to create new memories and stories. Almost brings a tear to my eye. Bravo!
I'm an Electronics Technician retired after 30 years in the field. One of my customers had 2 nine inch round RCA TV'S. He wanted me to combine the two to make a working TV. That's an era when capacitors were wrapped in wax paper. I've visited homes where the old console TV's were converted into liquor cabinets hidden behind the speakers. Prohibition era or just not wanting your guests to know that you had alcohol. That was an age of craftsmanship when the electronics matched your furniture. Great project.
What a great story, and a very cool twist on that. My wife collects old radios, and I may have to requisition one for this exact purpose. Well done, and I hope the radio stays in the family for another 90 years!
Also, moreso on thos than your other videos, I loved the editing on this video. Please, keep up the good work! I always look forward to your new videos 🙂
Awesome video man. That’s what woodworking is all about, having a connection to a piece and bringing joy to people with it. That bubbly happiness you had at the end is gold, really beautiful work.
Inspirational Jon. I'm just starting to explore the fascinating world of woodworking, this idea of not just restoring a gorgeous vintage piece, but adapting it to something that will be used, is brilliant. Time to start trawling the ebay listings, creating something similar to this is now one of my longer term goals to work towards. congrats on a wonderful piece.
I've got my grandpa's old record player. It's the old hinge top. He passed a few months back, and that piece of furniture has been in his house since he built it 72 years ago. I was reluctant to restore it. But this has given me the drive to jump on it. The really cool part is it still works! They don't make them like that anymore.
What a gorgeous old cabinet, Jonathan - beautifully restored, with the brilliant embellishment of a hidden bar (I LOVE the way the bar rises up on the TV lifter - super cool). I can see why this is by far your favourite project ever. Thank you for sharing
@@katzmosestools You're more than welcome! Oh, and I forgot to mention: I really like the way you've woven black-and-white WWII footage into your video; adding the historical background gives it a unique dimension (i.e. you almost never get that kind of contextualisation in TH-cam vids). And I'll be visiting your store soon (to buy a tee-shirt)
My Bay Area brother! Lol I’m from San Jose also, it was such a great place to grow up. Love the radio!!! My wife has a similar radio and story... we’ve been thinking about giving it new life but can’t quite nail down what she wants done. I can’t wait to show her the video.
You have always impressed me with your genius in woodworking, but you knocked this one out of the park. The project back story was great. I think this was your masterpiece. If you ever top it, I sure want to see it. Thanks for sharing your talents.
My folks have had a radio very much like this one for as long as I can remember. I don't know that it's an heirloom but I've always loved the look of it. Now you've given me some ideas for something to do with it. Great project and great story. Thanks for sharing!
That's a really cool radio/bar. Must say the story in the beginning was brilliant. The video edit, music and story was just perfect harmony and stunning good looking. All thumbs up 👍👍
Here I am sitting in my work shop/garage playing my old vinyl records. On now is Bachman Turner Overdrive (1974) and up pops this nostalgic video. Karma Brother 👍❤️
Super cool build man. I know the family loves it. I've done some similar things, but no where near how this turned out. Your Dad replying to the video almost got me. I lost mine about 9 years ago, miss him every day and can still hear his voice in my head. "Proud of you boy" sounds just like him although he didn't say it often... :)
Man, that is so awesome..you took a vintage family heirloom piece and repurposed it and gave it a new life..even if it didnt have the secret bar would still be a killer piece to look at...my Aunt worked for RCA for 25-30 years..well done.. \MM/
This was fantastic on so many levels. Think of the history of families sitting around this as their major form of communication with the outside world Listening to radio broadcasts, war updates, Christmas themes, political / presidential addresses, baseball games.......wow, I’m blown away by the history of this. The list goes on and on.....Paul Harvey......Olson Wells and War of the Worlds......All of those World Series games....the Lone Ranger!! I would be here all day remembering these......
I just wanted to find your most recently published video, so I could make a comment about your Katz-Moses Zero Deflection stop. It is superior. Best stop I have ever used. Extremely versatile and accurate. Well worth the reasonable price. Thank you!!!
This was a great edit and video. Your videos just keep getting better. At first I was sad that the piece wasn't being fully restored, but it turned out great. You did an awesome job.
Thank you for sharing, I’m a big fan of Art Deco, and the speak easy hidden bars from the prohibition era. Also a huge fan of vacuum tube radios and amplifiers. The cabinet looks great. 🍺
TV Lift Company: Buy our TV lifts Jonathan Katz-Moses: Ima use this TV lift to build a radio with a secret bar in it TV Lift Company: Buy our TV/Bar lifts Jonathan Katz-Moses: You're welcome TV Lift Company
Wow! That's all I can say... wow! Nice job man! Also loved the feel of the video with the whole FDR and Great Depression thing that went along with the time of the piece. Awesome job man, BRAVO!
Great upcycle Jonathan. I have one of these 1930's radios as well in storage. Will be remodeling mine, but wish to have the tubes replaced with a modern stereo with added plug-in for the iphone but keep the retro look intact. My family was always into music and dance as I was growing up, so to keep that part of my Dad's radio memories intact is my goal. I used to stand in front of it and sing as mine has a plug for a 45 record player that sat on top. Not sure when I will be doing this refurb, but you gave me inspiration, thank you.
Very nicely done. Not sure if there's room, but it would have been really cool to add a BT speaker or slim radio to let it continue being a radio and be a bar at the same time. I could imagine some piano bar jazz playing while it lifts and you mix drinks. Love the mahogany & maple mix!
A very very cool build...a little different than what I was expecting from your channel but you nailed it! Very impressed with it 💪... Boom, you knocked it out of the park!!!
This is a masterpiece, Jonathan! You still have so really great possibilities to add to it. You could always add a set of speakers and a plug-in phone jack and still play some music, sports, or podcasts. Overall a fantastic build my friend. Thanks, for sharing.
Si bien mi barrera idiomática no me permitió entender su historia magnificamente expuesta, reconozco "al vuelo" su discurso en las acciones llevadas a cabo con exuberante amor y profecionalidad. "Una imagen dice más que mil palabras". Usted en su adnegada obra de rescate y restauración de este magnífico ejemplar de radio, ha dignificado a una generación de hombres de ciencias y de artes que marcaron con honor la cultura de vuestro país. ¡ Gloria eterna a todos ellos en nombre de la ciencia ! ...y mis más sinceras felicitacione y respeto por su obra.
OH MA GAWD!!! My man I will fly you first class to Texas if you bring that bottle of Lagavulin and break bread with me! haha. That came out so good man. Looks great!
Late to the game as I just found this channel, but it would be super cool if you hooked up a blue tooth speaker system in this so it could still play music. Great video and great project, Glad I found this!
Hullo young man. What a superb mix of old and modern. You cant put a price on an heirloom. You have done it justice young Jonathan. I once worked on Islay as a maintenance joiner and was in that distillery on many occasions. As you like a peaty Dram you could also try Laphroaig or Ardbeg. These will put hair on your chest. Take care BIG GUY.
I actually got chills on the final reveal of this piece. This was more like a mini documentary than just a you tube video... Your production quality was stellar!
The restoration turned out fabulous. What a gorgeous piece of furniture it is now and has sentimental value you could never put a price on! Does the radio still work? I love the hidden bar. What a great idea!!!
@@katzmosestools Wow, I went to Union Jr High, and Camden High. I lived in the Leigh and Branham area. Oh my, we were neighbors! I moved to Waco, TX about 2 years ago. Ate lots of tacos at Taco Bell on Camden and my fair share of milkshakes at Fosters Freeze, with an occasional HotDog at Der Wienerschnitzel. I miss the neighborhood.
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Tv Lift: bit.ly/tvliftcabinet
Get the K-M Magnetic Dovetail Jig, T-Shirts and K-M Stop Block here: goo.gl/XzEmMa
Suizan Flush Trim Saw: amzn.to/325BAZU
Bits and Bits Router Bits: bit.ly/BitsBits USE CODE JKATZMOSES15 for 15% off
big shout out to the Facebook Group Small Workshop Woodworking Community who gave me the idea. Go check them out: bit.ly/2pBoVAR
Love this book! th-cam.com/users/postUgkxpCNxqmAkyjN6NPx1fyB7QiEFWyO5mUWL it is simply one-of-a-kind! I really love it, because karah explained all tools required to have the job done, not mentioning the fabulous diy pallets ideas. I'm pretty sure this will be a fresh start in my new endeavour. Amazon was great, they delivered on time. Thank you!
Can’t tell you how thrilled I am to see this. Restoring this and weaving it into our family narrative is an amazing piece of artistry. Proud of you boy.
Thanks for all your help on the history Dad. Really happy to keep passing this thing on.
@@katzmosestools Okay, this father-son conversation was really great to read - thanks for sharing
How does this not have more views? The production quality, craftsmanship, and mix of family history make this so good.
Thank you my friend!
Dude!!! I absolutely love the intro. It was like a History channel documentary and so well done. Anytime you can get a chance to restore a piece of family history it just makes it all that much more meaningful. Great job!!!!!!
Your best video of your capabilities tied into your love for family and woodworking. Love seeing that tie in with history and family heritage.
Thanks Alan. Really appreciate it!
Next level , find a way of making the speakers work and a port to attach your smart phone to it so you can play music like it's still a radio. I love what you've done to it .
Not only is the quality of your work outstanding but your video production has really reached the stratosphere. I get excited every time I see you have a new video. Great as always, Jonathan!
I really appreciate it my friend
Hey, Jonathan, thank you sooooo much for the mention of our Facebook Group (Small Workshop Woodworking Community) - man, you have really earned you membership in this prestigious and exclusive group. And I loved the video production with all the artistic historical stuff. That kind of video production takes a lot of work. Wow, just wow!
My pleasure bud. It was a fabulous idea when I definitely had writers block. Great group!
A truly beautiful piece. I've seen these old radios converted into bluetooth speakers and the like, but this is the first bar cabinet I've seen made from one.
Very slick! My dad used to repair and sell radios like this. He gave my brother and I one very similar to this back in the 60's when we were growing up. Of course, time has a way of separating us from our childhood treasures and I would do anything to have that radio back to restore it like you have done here. I fully understand the family nostalgia and the emotion in this build...very well done Jonathan!
You could probably find a replacement on ebay. There's some gems out there. Cheers
I know, I math super mega good. 2019-1939 = 80 years - before any of you knuckleheads point it out.
lol it's cool math is hard!
I math super mega good hahahahahah
You call me knucklehead? Knucklehead? ... For you still ... egghead! ;)
I engineer. Math is hard...
Build quality: 13/10
Video layout: 10/10
Music choices: 10/10
Story behind the project: priceless
Great video Jon! Projects like this is what I aspire to do in the future (of course with more practice!
it looked amazing in original condition
Mate, these are the projects i live for! You have taken decades of family memories, history and stories and given it a new life to create new memories and stories. Almost brings a tear to my eye. Bravo!
This is whole video is on point. The project, the editing, the story. Some of your best work.
What an amazing transformation and re-utilization of a piece of family history and making it your own. Well done brother, well done.
Thanks bud!
Jonathan Katz-Moses I have a couple of pieces my papa made I need to rework.
I enjoy you work, but so far this has been my favorite piece. Thanks for sharing part of your story.
I'm an Electronics Technician retired after 30 years in the field. One of my customers had 2 nine inch round RCA TV'S. He wanted me to combine the two to make a working TV. That's an era when capacitors were wrapped in wax paper.
I've visited homes where the old console TV's were converted into liquor cabinets hidden behind the speakers. Prohibition era or just not wanting your guests to know that you had alcohol. That was an age of craftsmanship when the electronics matched your furniture. Great project.
That's awesome
Well done JKM. Really enjoyed the next level production value on this one. The flashbacks were a nice touch
Thanks brother!
Duuuude!!! Phenomenal work. Love how you incorporated the family history into the project. The initials on the present buttons is an awesome touch.
Super awesome project and video Jonathan, the piece turned out beautiful! 😍👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻 ....... You definitely raised the bar with this one! 😉
You know its good when you get more than emojis hahaha
The story and history of this radio is amazing and what a great way to keep priceless memories alive
What a great way to pay tribute to and pass on your family heritage. Well done!
I really appreciate it
Not just an amazing product, but your highest-end video to date too. Amazing.
What a great story, and a very cool twist on that. My wife collects old radios, and I may have to requisition one for this exact purpose. Well done, and I hope the radio stays in the family for another 90 years!
Such a fun build. Highly recommend
Also, moreso on thos than your other videos, I loved the editing on this video. Please, keep up the good work! I always look forward to your new videos 🙂
This is such a beautifully made video and had me tearing up throughout it. The history you'll be able to share with your children is priceless.
Awesome video man. That’s what woodworking is all about, having a connection to a piece and bringing joy to people with it. That bubbly happiness you had at the end is gold, really beautiful work.
Inspirational Jon. I'm just starting to explore the fascinating world of woodworking, this idea of not just restoring a gorgeous vintage piece, but adapting it to something that will be used, is brilliant.
Time to start trawling the ebay listings, creating something similar to this is now one of my longer term goals to work towards. congrats on a wonderful piece.
Love the build, the story, and how you incorporated it all into the video.
I've got my grandpa's old record player. It's the old hinge top. He passed a few months back, and that piece of furniture has been in his house since he built it 72 years ago. I was reluctant to restore it. But this has given me the drive to jump on it. The really cool part is it still works! They don't make them like that anymore.
What a gorgeous old cabinet, Jonathan - beautifully restored, with the brilliant embellishment of a hidden bar (I LOVE the way the bar rises up on the TV lifter - super cool). I can see why this is by far your favourite project ever. Thank you for sharing
I really appreciate it bud.
@@katzmosestools You're more than welcome! Oh, and I forgot to mention: I really like the way you've woven black-and-white WWII footage into your video; adding the historical background gives it a unique dimension (i.e. you almost never get that kind of contextualisation in TH-cam vids). And I'll be visiting your store soon (to buy a tee-shirt)
That is nothing short of EPIC!! What a fantastic way to preserve such great memories. I want one!
I've seen some on Ebay for 20 bucks
The back story becomes the real story. Thank you for sharing the history and the build!
My Bay Area brother! Lol
I’m from San Jose also, it was such a great place to grow up.
Love the radio!!!
My wife has a similar radio and story... we’ve been thinking about giving it new life but can’t quite nail down what she wants done. I can’t wait to show her the video.
I can't wait to see what you create bud. Send pics
You have always impressed me with your genius in woodworking, but you knocked this one out of the park. The project back story was great. I think this was your masterpiece. If you ever top it, I sure want to see it. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Thank you so much. It was so fun to produce.
My folks have had a radio very much like this one for as long as I can remember. I don't know that it's an heirloom but I've always loved the look of it. Now you've given me some ideas for something to do with it. Great project and great story. Thanks for sharing!
Send pictures if you build it
That's a really cool radio/bar. Must say the story in the beginning was brilliant. The video edit, music and story was just perfect harmony and stunning good looking. All thumbs up 👍👍
That turned out so beautifully Johnathan. Hearing the story/history of it was wonderful to. Incredible work.
Here I am sitting in my work shop/garage playing my old vinyl records. On now is Bachman Turner Overdrive (1974) and up pops this nostalgic video. Karma Brother 👍❤️
Best project you've done. Great job. Videos like this make me proud to be a cabinetmaker. Truly gives insight to the intricacies of the trade
Spectacular!!! The look on your face says it all. That must be incredibly satisfying. Well done. 👍
Great job, Jonathan. The projects with sentimental value are just that much more special.
I love this idea! It turned out great!
Incredible work, what a project. And quite frankly your choice in single malt is top draw! Mad skills and great taste. Keep making and sharing. Thanks
That's my absolute favorite. Pro-tip, Costco has is for 60 bucks all the time and you don't need a membership to buy alcohol there
Man, I love the diversity that this Project boasts. And that intro....dang, man! Very cool, indeed
Super cool build man. I know the family loves it. I've done some similar things, but no where near how this turned out. Your Dad replying to the video almost got me. I lost mine about 9 years ago, miss him every day and can still hear his voice in my head. "Proud of you boy" sounds just like him although he didn't say it often... :)
That's incredibly moving. Thanks for sharing bud!
Beautiful Memories, Beautiful Story, Beautiful Work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful transformation and keeping the family history alive.
This is incredible. From the video editing to the radio. Fantastic restoration and repurposing.
Thanks bud. My editor, Marc and I worked really hard on the production.
Gorgeous work and a real family heirloom reborn.
carpentry is fun, its the labors of love that makes it amazing
Man, that is so awesome..you took a vintage family heirloom piece and repurposed it and gave it a new life..even if it didnt have the secret bar would still be a killer piece to look at...my Aunt worked for RCA for 25-30 years..well done.. \MM/
So cool! I bet she has seen some cool radios
Amamzing... Loved watching this restoration. Keep up the good work and keeping it real.
This is my fave of your videos. Awesome project and love the sentimental link. 📻
This was fantastic on so many levels. Think of the history of families sitting around this as their major form of communication with the outside world Listening to radio broadcasts, war updates, Christmas themes, political / presidential addresses, baseball games.......wow, I’m blown away by the history of this. The list goes on and on.....Paul Harvey......Olson Wells and War of the Worlds......All of those World Series games....the Lone Ranger!! I would be here all day remembering these......
This is an awesome project and your best video to date. Love the documentary feel.
Amazing.
DUDE! WOW, there are no words how beautiful that came out.
Thank you so much!
Wonderful, wonderful build my stepfather had one of them also, watching this bought back a lot old memories, thanks.
I just wanted to find your most recently published video, so I could make a comment about your Katz-Moses Zero Deflection stop. It is superior. Best stop I have ever used. Extremely versatile and accurate. Well worth the reasonable price. Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Fantastic video and awesome project! Well done, my friend.
By far my favorite video of yours so far! Great edit, really cool project, you pushed it to the next level with this one!
I really appreciate it bud! Cheers!
Seriously fantastic job! Probably your best and coolest video. So cool that you were able to tie in a family heirloom. Keep up the great work!
Definitely my favorite. Thank you so much!
This was a great edit and video. Your videos just keep getting better. At first I was sad that the piece wasn't being fully restored, but it turned out great. You did an awesome job.
Marc really killed this edit. We spent a lot of time planning out the script
You got game, JK-M! Very impressed with the concept and build. Cheers from Ontario!
What an amazing project! Loved how u out together the video and bridged the past with the new, overall incredible! Thank u!
I really enjoy that time period in American history.
@@katzmosestools as do i
Everyone: can you really make a vintage radio any more magical? Jonathan Katz-Moses: hold my cigar.
That is absolutely awesome. Loved hearing the stories to go along with it.
This was a really cool video, all of the family stuff mixed in worked really well.... Well done J Katz!
Thank you my friend!
Thank you for sharing, I’m a big fan of Art Deco, and the speak easy hidden bars from the prohibition era. Also a huge fan of vacuum tube radios and amplifiers. The cabinet looks great. 🍺
Amazing build intertwined with a beautiful story. My hat is off to you on this one.
TV Lift Company: Buy our TV lifts
Jonathan Katz-Moses: Ima use this TV lift to build a radio with a secret bar in it
TV Lift Company: Buy our TV/Bar lifts
Jonathan Katz-Moses: You're welcome TV Lift Company
You should put a Bluetooth speaker inside. Since it lights up you can have some sound as well. Beautiful work!👍
Wow! That's all I can say... wow! Nice job man! Also loved the feel of the video with the whole FDR and Great Depression thing that went along with the time of the piece. Awesome job man, BRAVO!
Thanks Mike. I've always been obsessed with the mental state of America during that time. Hardest 15 years of American history IMHO
That's the bomb! Great job Jonathan, looks awesome!!
Great upcycle Jonathan. I have one of these 1930's radios as well in storage. Will be remodeling mine, but wish to have the tubes replaced with a modern stereo with added plug-in for the iphone but keep the retro look intact. My family was always into music and dance as I was growing up, so to keep that part of my Dad's radio memories intact is my goal. I used to stand in front of it and sing as mine has a plug for a 45 record player that sat on top. Not sure when I will be doing this refurb, but you gave me inspiration, thank you.
Send pics when you do!
Very nicely done. Not sure if there's room, but it would have been really cool to add a BT speaker or slim radio to let it continue being a radio and be a bar at the same time. I could imagine some piano bar jazz playing while it lifts and you mix drinks. Love the mahogany & maple mix!
A very very cool build...a little different than what I was expecting from your channel but you nailed it! Very impressed with it 💪... Boom, you knocked it out of the park!!!
I really appreciate it my friend.
Wow! That is beautiful and what a great story!
This is a masterpiece, Jonathan! You still have so really great possibilities to add to it. You could always add a set of speakers and a plug-in phone jack and still play some music, sports, or podcasts. Overall a fantastic build my friend.
Thanks, for sharing.
Definitely in the works. Thanks
You did it with this one. One of the coolest things I have ever seen
Thanks so much Charlie. I really appreciate it.
Si bien mi barrera idiomática no me permitió entender su historia magnificamente expuesta, reconozco "al vuelo" su discurso en las acciones llevadas a cabo con exuberante amor y profecionalidad. "Una imagen dice más que mil palabras".
Usted en su adnegada obra de rescate y restauración de este magnífico ejemplar de radio, ha dignificado a una generación de hombres de ciencias y de artes que marcaron con honor la cultura de vuestro país.
¡ Gloria eterna a todos ellos en nombre de la ciencia ! ...y mis más sinceras felicitacione y respeto por su obra.
Looks absolutely stunning!
OH MA GAWD!!! My man I will fly you first class to Texas if you bring that bottle of Lagavulin and break bread with me! haha. That came out so good man. Looks great!
Hahahaha deal. Texas is one of the 8 states I haven't been to.
This is great, inspires me to do somthing with the old tv cabinet we have in the house. Awesome job!
Send pics!
Late to the game as I just found this channel, but it would be super cool if you hooked up a blue tooth speaker system in this so it could still play music. Great video and great project,
Glad I found this!
Hullo young man. What a superb mix of old and modern. You cant put a price on an heirloom. You have done it justice young Jonathan. I once worked on Islay as a maintenance joiner and was in that distillery on many occasions. As you like a peaty Dram you could also try Laphroaig or Ardbeg. These will put hair on your chest. Take care BIG GUY.
Thanks bud!
Well done Jonathan!
what a gorgeous video and project! 💕
Love the story and build great job 👍
Doesn’t get much better than that! Congrats!
Thanks B!
Wow! Your best video yet...not just because of the phenomenal woodworking. So, growing up in the Bay Area, are you guys Giants fans?
Go Giants!
@@katzmosestools Sorry about 2002! You guys more than made up for it in '10, '12, and '14 though! (Go Angels!)
Excellent. Really enjoyed the history as well as the project. Well done
I love great depression era and WW2 history. Such a tough time in America.
Very cool build, Jonathan!
This is simply spectacular!
Beautiful Concept
I actually got chills on the final reveal of this piece. This was more like a mini documentary than just a you tube video... Your production quality was stellar!
The restoration turned out fabulous. What a gorgeous piece of furniture it is now and has sentimental value you could never put a price on! Does the radio still work? I love the hidden bar. What a great idea!!!
It doesn't but there's plans to put a sonos 1 in there
One word, AMAZING!
Thanks Rob
San Jose? I was born and raised there. As for the radio being a $10k collectible. To you, I'm sure it's priceless.
Grew up around Leigh and Curtner and the Pruneyard. Del Mar High School/Ida Price Middle/Bagby Elementary
@@katzmosestools Wow, I went to Union Jr High, and Camden High. I lived in the Leigh and Branham area. Oh my, we were neighbors! I moved to Waco, TX about 2 years ago. Ate lots of tacos at Taco Bell on Camden and my fair share of milkshakes at Fosters Freeze, with an occasional HotDog at Der Wienerschnitzel. I miss the neighborhood.