There are no videos on TH-cam that I look forward to more than yours. Your camera work, scripting, pacing, story-telling and sense of humour are gentle, inventive and a joy to watch.
Frank, I lost my focus on the build of the project when you put the "Drive In Movie" screen on the big door. That was just so interesting and ingenious to put close ups into. A real pleasure to watch how you inject different things! Thank you very much!
I don't really do any woodworking, but these videos have become one of the highlights for which I visit TH-cam. Excellent production, keep it up, Mr. Howarth.
I hope that you enjoy making these videos, because the editing and preparation that goes into them is unparalleled! They are a joy to watch, and a feast for the eyes. You are my source of calm, normal videos. None of the clickbaity vibes the rest of TH-cam is giving off. Your channel has something special in that. Keep it up!
John Smith Clickbait is horrible. Its not that common for DIY channels. Diresta, Matthias Wandelt and Steve Ramsay don't do it. But when one starts, everyone else feels the forced to do the same. Viewers can only watch a limited number of videos and clickbait is an unfair advantage. It is unfair for everyone involved.
Frank, I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. The dust collection on the radial arm saw, laying out the drawers and your video editing skills are incredible. I especially liked the inset close up video almost as if you projected it onto your shop door. TWO THUMBS UP!!
I know I said it before and I know you explained it multiple times and I even know you already said thank you but mr. Howarth I am really stunned by your videos. The transitions are perfect, the audio is incredible and the overall quality just kills all the other channels. Thank you for the work you do for us!
Frank, you are an inspiration to us lesser DIY/Maker/Builder hacks out here. I love your creativity with how you present your projects. You are so laid back about it but the presentation is always enjoyable and I appreciate you.
Nice editing, I was waiting for the rude drawer stop motion bit there near the end. : ) Good tip about placing a spacer before attaching the drawer pull, I'll definitely remember that one.
If you consider your drawers as trays, perhaps cutting some handholds in the sides of the drawers might be useful. I do this in the drawers of my work van and find it more comfortable hefting the drawers around with handholds rather than relying on the drawer slides to carry all the weight. I also key all my drawers to make them vertically stackable. If I take my hardware drawer out, I might want to cover it by stacking another drawer on top if I'm working in a dirty (airborne) environment that day.
I never thought of draws as trays. I was going to make some and use metal runners. You have made me rethink my plan as i can see how useful it would be to be able to easily take a draw out.
Just found your channel -- how flippin' cool are these videos!! The scope of the projects is easily digestible; sparse, clear narration; a sprinkle of odd humor, ruthlessly efficient editing. Can't wait to dig deeper into your archives. Thanks, Frank!
As always Frank a thing of beauty. The attention to detail is awesome. Like the video projection to the door, it's as if it was designed for that purpose. Derek
goodness gracious. No only does this guy have probably the best post-modern architecturally designed wood work shop, but he also has a video projector inside!
I like the pull out tray idea for the drawers. My shop is a mess, I'm in the process of doing some Serious Organization, and this gave me some good ideas! Love your videos they're Allway fun to watch and inspiring! Thank you Frank.
I love your videos Frank. This one especially showed a big progression in your skill - there were so many dynamic shots. Thanks! 6:41 was my favourite part
I've been watching woodworking/maker videos for a while now and somehow missed out on your channel until now. Incredible. Your video work is inspiring...So artistic. Thanks for sharing your gift!
Rub some paraffin or bee's wax on the outside of the drawers, doesn't take much, they will work smoother. Great build, your accuracy and efficiency are worlds ahead of where I am. Good job!
You are the most creative video editor I've seen on TH-cam, and out of all the youtubers I've see I wouldn't have guessed You would be the best. Keep it up
Hi, my friend, I really do not speak English, but I really like your videos. I'm a carpenter. And although I do not understand what you say, I know everything you do. I like to see what you build. We can not be friends. But I'm content to write and express it. That I feel Congratulations on your videos, friend, and thank you for teaching what you know. My name is jean carlos and I am 38 years old and my grandparents are carpenters and they taught me what to do. Thanks friend for your teachings
Frank, I love the videos! For a minute, when you showed up twice in the camera picture, I was thinking, " oh crap" I've been watching so many TH-cam videos that my eyes are seeing double! I know it seems sappy, but I love the camera tricks!
Awesome work, Frank! I love the simplicity to your work and I too love the ability to pull drawers out and use it as a "containment tray"; when I'm done using the item(s) from that drawer - back it goes... it's a lot easier to do than to go back and forth. Love your videos - keep up the great work!
I liked the spilt screen shot your workshop door, that was really a great idea. You should cut hand holds in the sides of your drawers/trays since you like to pull them all the way out. I think it would make it easier to handle them, especially if any of them get some weight in them. Great video Frank, I really enjoy your work!
Thanks Frank! Have learned so much from your videos, really a great resource. It's not only the methods that you use, but also your discussion of the thought process. You are a Jedi drawer master! (and the force is with you on the video production too!)
A new camera angle introduced again :D Even making simple drawers is entertaining. Agree with the mod mentioned below. Stick some hand holds in the sides to make them easier to carry to the bench. Thanks again Frank.
Love your videos. Your method of story telling and incorporation of nested visuals to explain the thought process is wonderful and adds impressive depth and interest. On the drawers as boxes the addition of some hand hold cutouts in the sides may make the drawers easier to handle in your shop. Just my 2cents.
as i'm watching your videos, i have a big smile on my face. when the time slowly inches to the end my smile begins to turn upside down, frank😥. it's sooo sad. you make great videos, and i look forward to the next.😀😇😊😋
That was an awesome video. The addition of the "projection" on the door was a cool touch. Your editing is always unique and keeps you as my favorite woodworking channel on youtube. Well done as always!
It's amazing how much i learn every time you release a new video. The dust collection was genius and these drawers are nicer than anything i have in my shop. Great job, 73 de M6EXH
Hey Frank, I have a workbench with an elevated center section and I need to bring both sides up to that same level as a platform for a wooden lathe that I am building. I was thinking to use the space on either side to each holder drawer so your video is very timely! Nice and simple. I really liked the effect on the garage door as well! Later, Murph
Awesome as usual Frank. If you decide to use the drawers as a box, maybe you could cut some holes in the sides for handles. That would make it easier to take them out of the shelving unit. Just a thought!
I love your videos! But yeah! Metric system is a blessing - I never ever follow you when you star with your American inches and quarters! Crazy! Cheers from Berlin, Germany!
As you say, it's nice to just pull out the whole drawer as a tray and move it somewhere and look through it. I have a dream of rooms full of tray-drawers that I can move from room to room, put down on a table and peruse at my leisure. This could be a plan.
DoctorBahnausSee Whenever someone says any measurement in a fraction, I just ignore that piece of information. Easyer than working out weather s 3/8 is greater than 5/12th
Hello, I've been recommended your channel and this is the first video of yours I've watched. Your filming and editing is so fun! I dabbled in animation so really appreciate the stop motion and noises! Needless to say your projects are inspiring too! Thanks! From an amateur DIY friend
Don't ever hesitate to post a project as simple as this, I enjoy them just as much as more complex builds!
There are no videos on TH-cam that I look forward to more than yours. Your camera work, scripting, pacing, story-telling and sense of humour are gentle, inventive and a joy to watch.
amondial I love other ones too like Matthias or Diresta.
Frank, I lost my focus on the build of the project when you put the "Drive In Movie" screen on the big door. That was just so interesting and ingenious to put close ups into. A real pleasure to watch how you inject different things! Thank you very much!
I don't really do any woodworking, but these videos have become one of the highlights for which I visit TH-cam. Excellent production, keep it up, Mr. Howarth.
it is refreshing to see a carpenter with your skills both with wood and video. Great job with the editing on your videos
I hope that you enjoy making these videos, because the editing and preparation that goes into them is unparalleled! They are a joy to watch, and a feast for the eyes. You are my source of calm, normal videos. None of the clickbaity vibes the rest of TH-cam is giving off. Your channel has something special in that. Keep it up!
John Smith Clickbait is horrible. Its not that common for DIY channels. Diresta, Matthias Wandelt and Steve Ramsay don't do it. But when one starts, everyone else feels the forced to do the same. Viewers can only watch a limited number of videos and clickbait is an unfair advantage. It is unfair for everyone involved.
They're simple, functional and elegant. And I really like how you can pull them out and bring them to other areas of the shop.
Frank, I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. The dust collection on the radial arm saw, laying out the drawers and your video editing skills are incredible. I especially liked the inset close up video almost as if you projected it onto your shop door. TWO THUMBS UP!!
Thanks
Love the creative juices that are flowing in your shop in regards to the filming/presentation of the info!!!!
no expensive drawer guides, well done!
I don't say this often, but I envy your shop...and your work
The camera shot with the camera on the table saw sled is a cool idea. The picture-in-picture effect on the shop wall made me "whoa" out loud.
I really enjoy the thought processes that you include in your videos. Thanks for the great content (as usual).
I know I said it before and I know you explained it multiple times and I even know you already said thank you but mr. Howarth I am really stunned by your videos. The transitions are perfect, the audio is incredible and the overall quality just kills all the other channels. Thank you for the work you do for us!
Watching woodworkers organize their workshop is oddly satisfying.
Both woodworking and camera skills are out of this world!!!
The wall projection was such a creative and practical idea! What a great workaround to avoid having to move the camera.
Frank, you are an inspiration to us lesser DIY/Maker/Builder hacks out here. I love your creativity with how you present your projects. You are so laid back about it but the presentation is always enjoyable and I appreciate you.
Nice editing, I was waiting for the rude drawer stop motion bit there near the end. : ) Good tip about placing a spacer before attaching the drawer pull, I'll definitely remember that one.
If you consider your drawers as trays, perhaps cutting some handholds in the sides of the drawers might be useful. I do this in the drawers of my work van and find it more comfortable hefting the drawers around with handholds rather than relying on the drawer slides to carry all the weight. I also key all my drawers to make them vertically stackable. If I take my hardware drawer out, I might want to cover it by stacking another drawer on top if I'm working in a dirty (airborne) environment that day.
wxfield I just thought the same thing and commented it. While reading the comments now, I wasn't the first to think about it
Oh well..that's what public comments are like..A stream of consciousness ad infinitum.
Hefting. Good word.
My head hurts with all these calculations of inches and quarters...
Greetings from Rome :)
I'm glad it's not just me. 😂
No need to do the math, of even the conversion to the metric system. This calculator does everything for you.
www.hingmy.com/cabinetcalc3.php
Your editing brings tears to my eyes!
I never thought of draws as trays. I was going to make some and use metal runners. You have made me rethink my plan as i can see how useful it would be to be able to easily take a draw out.
Incredible production quality. I almost forgot about the actual project. Beautifully done. Congratulations.
Just found your channel -- how flippin' cool are these videos!! The scope of the projects is easily digestible; sparse, clear narration; a sprinkle of odd humor, ruthlessly efficient editing. Can't wait to dig deeper into your archives. Thanks, Frank!
As always Frank a thing of beauty. The attention to detail is awesome. Like the video projection to the door, it's as if it was designed for that purpose. Derek
Love your attention to detail, and can't even conceive how you do the video tricks, brilliant!!!
goodness gracious. No only does this guy have probably the best post-modern architecturally designed wood work shop, but he also has a video projector inside!
"pad kid poured curd pulled cod" I don't think that was an actually a projection but just an effect done in editing.
It's not post-modern. It's modern, and not meaning current but rather modernism.
watching you draw and do the math really helps me learn to layout better. thanks for the great content!!
Your editing and attention to detail is staggering, keep having fun!
I like the pull out tray idea for the drawers. My shop is a mess, I'm in the process of doing some Serious Organization, and this gave me some good ideas! Love your videos they're Allway fun to watch and inspiring! Thank you Frank.
Always a great day when a Frank Howarth video pops up!
I love your videos Frank. This one especially showed a big progression in your skill - there were so many dynamic shots. Thanks!
6:41 was my favourite part
As always Frank you turn a simple project into something beautiful. Thank you for sharing your work with us.
I loved the effect of the separate view on the back wall. Nice touch!
I've been watching woodworking/maker videos for a while now and somehow missed out on your channel until now. Incredible. Your video work is inspiring...So artistic. Thanks for sharing your gift!
aside from your amazing creations, your narrating and creative editing of every one of your videos make them so enjoyable!
Rub some paraffin or bee's wax on the outside of the drawers, doesn't take much, they will work smoother. Great build, your accuracy and efficiency are worlds ahead of where I am. Good job!
You are the most creative video editor I've seen on TH-cam, and out of all the youtubers I've see I wouldn't have guessed You would be the best. Keep it up
Hi, my friend, I really do not speak English, but I really like your videos. I'm a carpenter. And although I do not understand what you say, I know everything you do. I like to see what you build. We can not be friends. But I'm content to write and express it. That I feel Congratulations on your videos, friend, and thank you for teaching what you know. My name is jean carlos and I am 38 years old and my grandparents are carpenters and they taught me what to do. Thanks friend for your teachings
Wow Frank: You are taking video production to new levels..
Frank, I love the videos! For a minute, when you showed up twice in the camera picture, I was thinking, " oh crap" I've been watching so many TH-cam videos that my eyes are seeing double! I know it seems sappy, but I love the camera tricks!
You are always coming up with cool new edit ideas. Awesome job Frank.
Every time I watch your videos I have another good idea to steal. Thanks for sharing.
You simply put out the most creative and entertaining videos by far, great job.
Awesome work, Frank! I love the simplicity to your work and I too love the ability to pull drawers out and use it as a "containment tray"; when I'm done using the item(s) from that drawer - back it goes... it's a lot easier to do than to go back and forth. Love your videos - keep up the great work!
Those are some very nice looking neatly stacked trays, Frank.
I love the double table saw setup.
I liked the spilt screen shot your workshop door, that was really a great idea. You should cut hand holds in the sides of your drawers/trays since you like to pull them all the way out. I think it would make it easier to handle them, especially if any of them get some weight in them. Great video Frank, I really enjoy your work!
I do the same thing with using drawers as a tray. Works very well! Thanks for the video. Very well done.
Great video Frank. Thank you for taking the time to make these, I really appreciate and enjoy them.
That finger snap was pretty neat, always entertaining Frank!
Thanks Frank! Have learned so much from your videos, really a great resource. It's not only the methods that you use, but also your discussion of the thought process. You are a Jedi drawer master! (and the force is with you on the video production too!)
A new camera angle introduced again :D Even making simple drawers is entertaining. Agree with the mod mentioned below. Stick some hand holds in the sides to make them easier to carry to the bench. Thanks again Frank.
Especially like the projection effect at 5:42!
Love your videos. Your method of story telling and incorporation of nested visuals to explain the thought process is wonderful and adds impressive depth and interest. On the drawers as boxes the addition of some hand hold cutouts in the sides may make the drawers easier to handle in your shop. Just my 2cents.
I am amazed every time I watch one of your videos. You took the editing to a new level this round! Keep up the good work.
I love how well all those video made. Not a wood worker at all but enjoy it so much. Thanks pal!
as i'm watching your videos, i have a big smile on my face. when the time slowly inches to the end my smile begins to turn upside down, frank😥. it's sooo sad. you make great videos, and i look forward to the next.😀😇😊😋
Frank, thanks for the master class it was awesome. the jumbotron effect is cool I love it
Great job as always Frank; loved the 'dust mask snap'!
Brilliant video as usual Frank, you make it look so easy making drawers. Well Done.
Barry (ENG)
The picture in picture segment is genius.
Your editing skills are the best, next to your woodworking skills. Thanks for sharing Frank and Merry Christmas to you and the family.
Great Edit Frank. Love the split views on the door.
That was an awesome video. The addition of the "projection" on the door was a cool touch. Your editing is always unique and keeps you as my favorite woodworking channel on youtube. Well done as always!
Brilliant video. Enjoyable to watch and puts a smile on me a couple of times. Thank you
Super impressed by your editing! In video closeup mocked as a projection was super cool.
Love the double perspective "projector" shot.
Great video as always Frank. Thank you for sharing your hobby
Thanks Frank. I always enjoy your videos.
Wonderful cinematography.
I LOVED the picture in picture shots you did. Really enjoy your videos, thanks for making them. :)
Wicked video Frank - I really like the composited secondary angle for some of those pinning steps.
Great camera work! Your videos are always so exciting to watch.
Another top drawer video!
Thanks Frank!
I really like your videos. Thank you!
Yay! A new video from Frank. I'll just go get the snacks and something to drink. :D
every time I'm masmaraysed with your video quality and time u put in editing. love to watch them. can wait next one
L. L. Editing time is sooo underappreciated on youtube! Not many notice.
You have such a great imagination. Great video. I liked the video in your door as you worked.
Another great video . I really like the effects and editing. It must take a great deal of time. Thanks for sharing.
I want to be just like you when I grown up...thanks for sharing, Gord
It's amazing how much i learn every time you release a new video. The dust collection was genius and these drawers are nicer than anything i have in my shop. Great job,
73 de M6EXH
5:25 It took me a second to figure out what was going on in the background, but this was awesome. Some next level editing!
I really like seeing the math and design stuff. great vids as always!
Hey Frank, I have a workbench with an elevated center section and I need to bring both sides up to that same level as a platform for a wooden lathe that I am building. I was thinking to use the space on either side to each holder drawer so your video is very timely! Nice and simple. I really liked the effect on the garage door as well! Later, Murph
Awesome!
Those drawers are really awesome
Nice video, Frank.
The drawers look great.
The idea with the saw-carriage where you have installed the C rail to secure the spacer I find very good.
Love the dust collection at the saw. Nice! Got a new subscriber
Awesome as usual Frank. If you decide to use the drawers as a box, maybe you could cut some holes in the sides for handles. That would make it easier to take them out of the shelving unit. Just a thought!
I love your videos! But yeah! Metric system is a blessing - I never ever follow you when you star with your American inches and quarters! Crazy!
Cheers from Berlin, Germany!
Love your videos. You put them together really well. Very entertaining
OMG the snap-cut at 6:41 A+++ (also enjoyed the rest of the video, and all your videos)
As you say, it's nice to just pull out the whole drawer as a tray and move it somewhere and look through it. I have a dream of rooms full of tray-drawers that I can move from room to room, put down on a table and peruse at my leisure. This could be a plan.
Mate your camera work is astounding. Great vids and content as usual Frank.
Frank you should add side holes to make it easier to use in tray configuration. Loved the Video!!
Hurt my brain watching you do imperial maths hahaha. Love your clips keep them coming!!
looking at the drawing and your calculations i am once again very happy to be an european.
DoctorBahnausSee Actually anyone outside the USA
I think they use the archaic imperial system in Liberia and Burma as well as the states.
It's not our fault, blame the british.
No kidding. I am originally European and have been living in the US for nearly 20 years and I never even attempted to learn that crap. So confusing.
DoctorBahnausSee Whenever someone says any measurement in a fraction, I just ignore that piece of information. Easyer than working out weather s 3/8 is greater than 5/12th
Nice, if you're going to pull them out, it might be a good idea to add some hand holes on the sides... maybe? 🤓👍🏼
Hello, I've been recommended your channel and this is the first video of yours I've watched. Your filming and editing is so fun! I dabbled in animation so really appreciate the stop motion and noises! Needless to say your projects are inspiring too! Thanks! From an amateur DIY friend