Making A Cat Bed Cabinet / HiKOKI Limited Tools Challenge
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video HiKOKI challenge me to make a project with limited tools. To make it a little more interesting I decided not to use my workshop either! I make some cat bed cabinets, but they can also be used as bedside tables / night stands, vinyl cabinets to store records or for book storage. The cabinet has an oak top made from salvaged oak worktop, legs made of salvaged hat and coat stands and a carcass made of 18mm hardwood plywood.
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HiKOKI Combi Drill DV36DAX geni.us/O77p (Amazon UK)
HiKOKI Impact Driver WH36DB geni.us/GU3XJ (Amazon UK)
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ALWAYS happy to see Dylan the shop supervisor make a cameo!! scratch him behind the ears for me! :)
Between the design, the idea of using basic tools, and the craftsmanship, this is a big win. Excellent video! Congrats on the Hikoki sponsorship!
Thank you!
Cat content!
I actually really enjoy sanding, always found it quite soothing. Also, I want to go find these monsters who didn't appreciate solid wood bench tops!
Pure monsters Holly ! lol
So _you're_ the other one who enjoys it! My favourite part of any build is sanding.
Come on over to my house, we've got two friendly cats and plenty to sand!
There’ll be people queuing up to hire you now !
There is a lot to envy on the ingredients you find salvaged! Ones I can find tend to be more of plywood and more likely particle board!!! Really good reuse of material! 👍
Keep searching - it’s out there! 👍
@@RagnBoneBrown Do you face problems with wood twisting after its taken indoors??
Yeah I have had a couple of times, best to let it acclimate to indoors before you use it that way you can plane it flat
Very well executed.
I don’t want this to sound patronising but your voice overs have come on so much. Great energy to this one. Keep up the great work.
Oak hat and coat stands for the win!
Turned out excellently, mate👍
Your cat has given it the stamp of approval 👌
It is a nicely designed piece. Love your ideas, and craftsmanship.
Looks great. Amazing what you can do with some simple tools
Cheers Matt 👍
How many of those hat and coat stands could you possibly have left?
I think it was the last of the oak ones but I have some mahogany ones left 😀
@@RagnBoneBrown I'd love to see a video explaining how you find and salvage wood. I can never seem to find much more than particle board or cheap plywood.
I already have a video about that although it’s quite old : m.th-cam.com/video/nLZ-pwHos4Q/w-d-xo.html
I love the design and how versatile it is . Great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and of course the best legs ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
Great video. So lucky you can scavenge such great wood. Those Hikoki tools look awesome. Glad they are supporting the maker community. Cheers! : )
This is awesome that you guys and HiKOKI did this, and hope it motivates more people to build things.
For many years all I used was a hand saw and drill. Am fortunate to have a nice shop like yours now, but it shouldn't dissuade or stop those who don't.
Couldn’t agree more. I hate it when people feel discouraged by watching people who have better or more tools. The important thing is to approach things by thinking “how can I do that with what I have” and there’s nearly always a way! 👍
You know I'm not really a power tool guy but man I'm impressed at how well that circular saw got through that thick oak! Also kudos to you for using a workmate, ever since I used one to make my workbench I just can't go back to them....all that wobbling! Lovely project Keith and great video, love the legs.
Cheers Clint. Loving your carving work recently 👌
HiKoki koki koki, that's what it's all about, hey !
Well done! Always happy to see Dylan too.
Beautiful house for the cat, thank you for share.
Never underestimate the humble Workmate. I've had mine for 30 years and it's still reliable within limits.
Mines been in the garden for three years in all weather and somehow still works!
Great job Keith Dylan looks very much at home in his little snuggle box 😁 great video mate 👍🏼
You have enough cat beds to make a cat hotel!
The cat looks happy.
Great video ..im loving the new format with the voice over and intro .. id love it if you finished your intro with the ultimate classic line ...."and dont forget there is no more important tool than to wear these ...safety glasses" 😁.. p.s dont dis that old B and D workmate to much .. i still find a use for mine quite often . 😁
Love the cat vids
I sure like your videos. You put a 'downhome' feel to it and I like that.
When you said legs from a coath hainger a had a giggle you use them alot love it
I thought for sure that these were for your brother! ;)
Nice work. I like the multi use of the pieces 👍
Very nice build Keith and it looks like you have to either keep one, or build another one for your cat as he has defo claimed one.
Sorry i don't use Instagram to enter the comp, but good luck to everyone who does enter.
Barry (Wirral, ENG)
Thanks a lot Barry 👍
So nice ^^ My cats would love it. Always nice to see Dylan in the video XD
Simple quick build.
Nice build! Score one for #teamgreen!
Nice projects Keith !!!
Another great video.
Lmao, I always enjoy those Dylan cameos😂
That kitty, tho. 😍
Good stuff mate. High quality hat & coat stand salvage use once again lol. Just for a minute there I was like "ooh...Hikoki doing a Bosch/Festool style flat top belt sander". Then realised it was a Bosch. Have to say, Hikoki's cordless mitre saw looks legit. Got to play with one recently. See if you can pull on those sponsorship strings a bit to try one out Kieth ;)
Yeah it was indeed the Bosch, although HiKOKI make one too, I just haven’t got my hands on one yet. I should hopefully be getting one of the mitre saws soon! Looking forward to trying it out and suspect my long serving Axminster White’s days may be numbered!
cool video love the idea
really enjoyed the style of this video :)
Big question, does the speed switch go up to 11? If not that’s a deal breaker.
Hat and coat stand massive, yo.
Can I have a link to your speed square? one on your amazon page looks smaller.....
great job
Good job I Like these Keith. I’m always a bit jealous when tool companies give you tubers all these tools. This isn’t a dig at you, You deserve them and I love your content, but having spent £1000’s on Dewalt tools as a plumber over the years it’s like where’s our wee freebie.
Yeah, I’m very fortunate to be in a position to be given them for free, and to have such an amazing tool manufacturer supporting my channel. I like to see it as a nice supplement to TH-cam ad revenue though which is very much needed. Honestly if it wasn’t for Patreon and support from HiKOKI I wouldn’t still be doing it, it just wouldn’t be financially viable
It'll be a sad day when you finally run out of the coat stand material haha. Cabinet looks great!
Yabbut, I don't have instagram, twitter or anything like that. How about a link here to a place on a Hikoki website?
Yeah for me I was 1 k !!! But it you ask me there should be should be more likes. I love the visitor. I want to try this but I do not have a router any suggestions?
Nice job....that's got to be the end of the hat stands tho!
I think it was the last of the oak ones, still have some mahogany ones left 👌
Love you vids , not sure if it's the use of salvaged materials or minimum tools and a small shop....it's probably the accent
Haha it can’t be the accent 😂
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Good idea to show and point out again that it's not necessary to have tons of tools to have a project done. I do not have a plainer, joiner,
table saw and many other tools. But I do have (nearly) all the tools you used in the videos (other brands, though) I see limitations in my attempts to make something more
as a problem of lacking skills and experience (tools don't do anything alone, if you don't know to work with them).
One thing I missed at the end of the video. Mostly you mention it, now you did not. How much time did you spend on making the three cat bed cabinets together?
Or did you forget to count it this time?
Cheers Hans! I was going to talk more about the project at the end like I normally do but the video was getting quite long with all the additional sponsorship stuff so I ended up cutting some of it out. I actually did forget how long this one took though! It was a very stop and start project because I had to work around lots of bad weather! 😂
@@RagnBoneBrown Thanks for explaining.
Did your project design yet my 2 cats still prefers good ol' cardboxes.
Totally going to make this for my cats #MakerGiveaway
I like his videos, however limited tools they are not, theres £500+ of power tools there, i wouldn't call that limited, good vid though keep them coming!!
You can pick up a circular saw for £50 a drill/driver for £30 and a belt sander for £40! You don’t need to use the exact same tools as me. Use what you have
The sander looks extremely similar to the metabo turbo sander.
It may be the same, HiKOKI operate as Metabo HPT in the USA I think?
A couple of times you have referred to your Domino Mortiser, have i missed a video because you never used to have one
It was talked about in vlog 8 and I’ve used it in a few projects already 👍
DO YOU HAVE OR USE ANY NUMATIC TOOLS?
Hey Keith. How old is Dylan?
He is 14 years old
Are you gonna keep that Hikoki Sander?😃
Yep, it’s great. I’ll probably use it when I need more of a turbo action and use the mirka for longer use as it’s much lighter weight
What happened to just a circ saw drill and driver? 2 different Sanders and a router in the first quarter of the video 😂
Where did you get that from?
@@RagnBoneBrown beginning of the video you said hikoki challenged you and two others to making a project with just a saw driver and drill.. got it from your video, words from your mouth.. 🤔
I think you need to watch it again and listen
11:55 I checked out the album!! th-cam.com/play/PLpqzX6wIsEKsA7-HwYLVhu7wop4I0ezGn.html
That's a bit different! Loved the end product!!
Love it! ❤️
Is this a day early?
Yep to tie in with the releases of Chris and Mike’s video. There won’t be a Friday 5pm vid this week I’m afraid 👍
Pity you don’t have the Hikoki Bench sander, and then it would have been a total Hikoki build.
The HiKOKI belt sander has been out of stock for ages but should be sent to me at some point 👍
I do not have a work shop aways work in front garden
I envy you: 4-5 months of snow frost here. The rest of the year often rain and/or wind. And in front of our house no shadow for a burning sun.
Hmmm.... sorry Keith, but this is the very first of your videos that I've thumbed down. Not being critical of your skills and workmanship (that's great) just not a fan of these "types" of video
Care to elaborate?
@JSTR chill, no need for an overreaction. It's not my first comment and probably won't be my last, it's simply the first video that Keith's put out that I've felt the need to "thumb down". That is all.
I'm not criticising, which you perhaps would have realised, had your first reaction not be to assume I'm a "Troll". From my perspective (as a long-time subscriber to Keith's channel) I'm simply not enjoying brand sponsored/focused videos as much as his earlier videos, that is all.
I see it as a slippery slope if you will, a direction many TH-camrs take that, in my opinion, detracts from what these channels set out to be in the first place, to share knowledge, showcase craftsmanship and provide an enjoyable experience watching someone with skill make something useful or beautiful.
I'm not even sure why I'm even trying to explain myself to you, an annoyed stranger, in the comments section of a TH-cam video!? I fear it's all in vain and will undoubtedly fall on deaf ears...
It's clear only swooning and fawning comments, heaping praise etc. are acceptable in your eyes, apologies for trying to be constructive 😊👍
@@RagnBoneBrown that question of yours has only just come through Keith, please see my reply to your "keyboard bodyguard" above fella.
As you ask though, in reality, if I had a TH-cam Maker channel and a brand like Hikoki wanted to collaborate, then who knows, I may do exactly the same.
However, having said that, I dont think you need to. Your content is good enough already and your channel is improving over time, without any of these types of video.
It was meant as an opinion, and hopefully a constructive one. If it's taken differently, it may be down to the way I delivered it, or (as seen from the other replier) it's simply a case of constructive criticism not being welcome.
Hey, we could all pretend everything everyone does is amazing and keep our 'negatuve' comments to ourselves, but then where would we all be....
@JSTR Still not a Troll, but I'll let you believe what your tiny mind wants to believe.
I guess I originally thought me saying "type" of video was enough as it was clear what I was referring g to, hence me not originally going into too much detail. Perhaps you just read it literally as written, hence your response, I understand now how you processed it.
I assumed Keith would have known what I meant as well, taken that info on board and dealt with it as he saw fit - ignore it or bear it in mind.
You see, it was really a thinly disguised constructively critical comment designed to be of assistance, that is, until you jumped in there 😂
Yeah I understand what you’re saying, but also I need to make a living ✌️as a viewer I enjoy non sponsored content more too but it’s not a perfect world