Perfect timing for this video. Looks like a good winter project. I'll tackle this along one side of our garage to start and then probably along the garage door side afterward. Will probably swap in some 2x4s, but I definitely like the simplicity of the design (it works really nicely for 10' ceilings). Might throw on some stain (or just paint) to dress it up a notch! 2:24
Yeah, friends let me work there. I think all I ended up using there was the table saw, miter saw and compressor. Regardless, could have done it all with hand tools but this is definitely faster. Thanks for watching!
Honestly this is “simple” not easy 😂 assuming that easy means “quick”. I mean, I could make it with a circular saw and some clamps in my garage 🤷♂️ it is HUGE though.
I’ve watched so many videos and this showed me I can just do it with some wood, glue, and clamps for the most part. All available at my local Lowe’s who will pre cut so thank you for a simple way to do it. And for including how you set up your measurements and cuts! I feel a little more prepared now :)
All that’s missing is a pair of sliding doors to conceal the shoes on display. I love the the unit, I plan to get a builder to do this one day. Thanks for sharing !
Definitely a great build. Unfortunately I can’t think of a simpler way than doing what you did here. Looks like a lot of work. Was hoping for a one day project. This will take me at least three days. Very nice work.
The things I could have done to speed up build is pre-sand and pre-painted some of it (like all the surfaces that weren't going to be glued) and reduce the amount of interior vertical pieces. Regardless, thanks for watching!
Hoang, you could totally do this project! Just take your time, get help if you aren't familiar with tools and stay patient with yourself. Thanks for watching!
I don't understand why you have a video where you fast forward on the important steps? If I want to fast forward, I can fast forward the video, but when you fast forward, I can't tell what the you did.
A long time ago my grandfather had to sell the family cow and when he traded it for three beans the witch threw the mail holder in for free. The beans didn't turn out well, but the mail holder has been shared by the family ever since.
Appreciate the work ... but were you in a race with another builder? Not much point in running the video at such speeds if you lose communication/information transfer in the process. IMHO ... should have allowed more time for on-screen shots of dimensional info. Almost impossible to read in the time it's visible. But, thanks for the ideas anyway.
I definitely want to make one or two of these; you made it look easy. QUESTION: Could I paint all the wood before I cut it? I know cutting will still leave raw edges but those would be easy to touch up after assembly.
Hey G G, thanks for watching! I definitely think you could paint before cutting or at least before assembly. If I was making another one, I'd do one of those two ways...especially with a piece like this where it doesn't get moved around much (if at all).
Thanks for watching! Quantities and sizes get listed in the video and a few other details (based on previous comment questions) are listed in the comments.
@@MakeForOthers yeah would be useful. The size of the pieces you are cutting for example. I don't know if you included that somewhere and maybe i missed that
Hey Unruly! Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I not able to do commissions at the moment. But, there's probably a woodworker near you that you could ask. Thanks!
Love the video. But sucks when title says things like simple or easy or cheap diy but then they use tools and machines that you don't have that cost a bit more money just to be able to build those things. Smh
You could build this with just a handheld circular saw and hammer, nails, glue and a T square. But think if you had a table saw and a brad nailer, you could build 4 of these at a time and sell them to all the neighbors and craigslist people and make tons of money, offsetting the cost of your shoe box AND all your tools, which could also be used for future projects... Think bigger, expand, get rich and have fun all at the same time !
David, thanks for watching! I know what you mean, could have probably made it all with half inch instead of three quarter...but our house has a tendency to break weaker things so overbuilt is what worked best for this situation.
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Perfect timing for this video. Looks like a good winter project. I'll tackle this along one side of our garage to start and then probably along the garage door side afterward. Will probably swap in some 2x4s, but I definitely like the simplicity of the design (it works really nicely for 10' ceilings). Might throw on some stain (or just paint) to dress it up a notch! 2:24
Very cool, hope the project goes great!
“Easy shoe cubby” has a freaking warehouse full of equipment lmao.
Yeah, friends let me work there. I think all I ended up using there was the table saw, miter saw and compressor. Regardless, could have done it all with hand tools but this is definitely faster. Thanks for watching!
Honestly this is “simple” not easy 😂 assuming that easy means “quick”. I mean, I could make it with a circular saw and some clamps in my garage 🤷♂️ it is HUGE though.
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Dude used a table saw, a miter saw, glue and clamps?! What are you complaining about?!
I’ve watched so many videos and this showed me I can just do it with some wood, glue, and clamps for the most part. All available at my local Lowe’s who will pre cut so thank you for a simple way to do it. And for including how you set up your measurements and cuts! I feel a little more prepared now :)
As a beginner at building stuff it would be beneficial to for me to view at a slower frame rate. Thank for sharing.
Thanks for watching James!
I love this id pre drill holes for dowles and some cam locks..add molding itd look so nice.nice work by the way
All that’s missing is a pair of sliding doors to conceal the shoes on display. I love the the unit, I plan to get a builder to do this one day. Thanks for sharing !
Builder? Handyman will do.
I love this. I'm building one for my sons. This is amazing
wow. i want to do this so bad. WHAT A LABOR OF LOVE!
Thanks!
Definitely a great build. Unfortunately I can’t think of a simpler way than doing what you did here. Looks like a lot of work. Was hoping for a one day project. This will take me at least three days. Very nice work.
The things I could have done to speed up build is pre-sand and pre-painted some of it (like all the surfaces that weren't going to be glued) and reduce the amount of interior vertical pieces. Regardless, thanks for watching!
@@MakeForOthers yeah. I was thinking that paint before build would be faster. But still. That’s always very hard to decide.
6 days minimized into 6 min. Let me just order from Temu😂
DUDE GOT THAT HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT. PRAY WITHOUT CEASING
Wow! This is a fantastic project! It looks complex but you make it look like I could do this ! Thanks for Posting! 5:22
Hoang, you could totally do this project! Just take your time, get help if you aren't familiar with tools and stay patient with yourself. Thanks for watching!
I don't understand why you have a video where you fast forward on the important steps? If I want to fast forward, I can fast forward the video, but when you fast forward, I can't tell what the you did.
Where did you get that medieval mail holder
A long time ago my grandfather had to sell the family cow and when he traded it for three beans the witch threw the mail holder in for free. The beans didn't turn out well, but the mail holder has been shared by the family ever since.
@@MakeForOthers love it.
Appreciate the work ... but were you in a race with another builder? Not much point in running the video at such speeds if you lose communication/information transfer in the process. IMHO ... should have allowed more time for on-screen shots of dimensional info. Almost impossible to read in the time it's visible. But, thanks for the ideas anyway.
Thanks for watching and the feedback!
I definitely want to make one or two of these; you made it look easy. QUESTION: Could I paint all the wood before I cut it? I know cutting will still leave raw edges but those would be easy to touch up after assembly.
Hey G G, thanks for watching! I definitely think you could paint before cutting or at least before assembly. If I was making another one, I'd do one of those two ways...especially with a piece like this where it doesn't get moved around much (if at all).
Oooooooo i really like it , I would love to have it . 2:58
I really like this but what width are the cubby uprights? I see they are 5.5” X 13.75 but how wide are they, 0.5?
Hey Christopher! They are 0.75", but I think 0.5" would work too.
Have you used nails for the inside dividing pieces to fix with board?
I used a few brad nails in each dividing piece along with glue. Hard to see with the angle the camera was set up for that part. Thanks for watching!
@@MakeForOthers Thank you..!!!
Next time try pre painting your boards! Then when your done you just have touch ups!
You're right! Ha ha, I was thinking that while elbow deep in each cubby. Thanks for watching!
Okay now do a slow version with commentary.
Do you disclose the full material list and measurements?
Thanks for watching! Quantities and sizes get listed in the video and a few other details (based on previous comment questions) are listed in the comments.
After some point ,its not clear what you are doing. Would you like to include some instructions?
Thanks for watching! Could explain what I'm doing in closed captions, would that be helpful for you?
@@MakeForOthers yeah would be useful. The size of the pieces you are cutting for example. I don't know if you included that somewhere and maybe i missed that
How much would you charge to make me one like that
Hey Unruly! Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I not able to do commissions at the moment. But, there's probably a woodworker near you that you could ask. Thanks!
Some things I'm not sure how you attached together video moves to fast but I'm gonna assume it was glue and the clamps
Yep! There were some brad nails in there, but not too many. Thanks for watching!
Love the video. But sucks when title says things like simple or easy or cheap diy but then they use tools and machines that you don't have that cost a bit more money just to be able to build those things. Smh
You could build this with just a handheld circular saw and hammer, nails, glue and a T square. But think if you had a table saw and a brad nailer, you could build 4 of these at a time and sell them to all the neighbors and craigslist people and make tons of money, offsetting the cost of your shoe box AND all your tools, which could also be used for future projects... Think bigger, expand, get rich and have fun all at the same time !
Nice work but it seems over built for shoes.
David, thanks for watching! I know what you mean, could have probably made it all with half inch instead of three quarter...but our house has a tendency to break weaker things so overbuilt is what worked best for this situation.
Thank god I didn’t have earbuds in. The harsh noise is horrible in this video. Just make it silent.
sliding doors...
I need a man❤😂
silent and lightning speed-not especially helpful. Would not call this instructional, unless that was not the intention.
It’s literally called a speed build. It’s in the title. Nothing in the title said “instructional” or “how to” …it’s just a Guy building a Thing.