Mid Century Walnut Hutch Build/ How-To
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- Mid Century Walnut Hutch Build/ How-To
Follow along as we build a Mid Century inspired, walnut hutch using solid walnut an veneered plywood.
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Man, the TH-cam algorithms are killing it this morning. Subbed!
"Quit being a cheapskate". 😂
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
“Just imagine your grandma’s chin after she is finished shaving” 😂😂😂😂 had me crying with laughter that part did i had to pause it and commend you on it 😂😂😂😂 howling
Starting from your first video
Absolutely in love with this and would like to have the total build plans of they are available
So you're checking for square here right after assembly as the glue is drying - what could you do at this point to course-correct? Notwithstanding the quickly-drying glue, you've already drilled the domino slots. Did you do a dry fit off camera?
So i missed the part of the video that tells me to like share and subscribe, how do I finish this project now?
Great video!!! Love that you included the materials list at the beginning! Was like watching a cooking video but for woodworking haha
WOW, would have thrown this video a like, but he skipped right over how much hand sanding was involved. lmao GREAT VIDEO. cheers
My favorite build! I especially like your logo. Is that burned onto the piece?
Awesome! Did you buy or !ake your workbench? I am looking for one just like that.
Where do you get a work table like that or do you make it?
You said you'd post a video of the wine bottle holder. I've watched a bunch and still haven't seen it.
Same
Nice work but one comment about the legs/feet. The direction of the grain in the legs/feet runs in a horizontal direction. While this is consistent with the direction of the grain in the rails that support the legs/feet and maybe visually appealing, it is not structurally sound since the legs/feet could split or break along the grain. It probably would have been better to run the direction of the grain of the legs/feets perpendicular to the rails.
what does something like this cost if i were to commission you to build
While I’m not associated with Burbon Moth, I do own a custom furniture company. Depending on the hardwood lumber prices in your area, I’d estimate this piece to run between $3,500 and $4,500. Hope that helps.
Hey my friend I make cabinets for moo-la ! Check out infinity’s 8 1/4” blade that is 1/4” wide and cuts perfect drawer bottoms and 1/2” dado in two passes! One of my better investments!
Also white side makes a Collins Nosing bit that makes a slight canoe effect on your ply that creates a perfect gluing surface when clamping solid wood to your ply for custom nosing!
Some of my most recent best purchases!
Thk 4 the video!
Absolutely brilliant, laced with humor to wit. Thank u for the insight and excellent instruction.
My wife won’t buy me a domino machine. She says I have to buy myself one. Lol
Awesome job you do amaxing work! Just wondering how you made those 2by4 blocks to protect your table?
Nice! Looking forward to your next one already! Beautiful work.
Absolutely beautiful work man. What i wouldn't do to have all the right equipment.......Im fishing around with harbor freight Crap because I'm just starting up Ann's have barely no Money to spend. I'm so jealous of your layout......
Can you make a pricing video on all your projects. I enjoyed watching all your videos
Great video! Can’t wait for the next. Jelly over all those tools...except that ryobi router lol you guys spend all your money on the domino??
Where do you get black walnut plywood? All I have locally is big box stores with trash lumber
Brother you are real, blunt, and funny as hell! You got a subscriber out of me within the first 5 min of this video... plus that’s a beautiful hutch! Can’t wait to see more of your work
"Just imagine your Grandma's Chin after she's finished shaving!!" LOL That's too much! Bro...... LOL
Just got to say beautiful work. One thing I would tell your viewers is never use the factory edge of plywood to glue anything on always alow about a half inch of cut off so you have a good clean glue up. Factory edge plywood tends to be not crisp and can cause problems later when sanding.
Awesome piece! Just wondering why the bottom drawer pull was bigger than the other 2. Also, can you do a "spray technique" video?
Thx. My husband just felled and slabbed up some black walnut. I'm gonna have him watch your video and build my a kitchen that looks just like that!!!
I know it's probably a basic step but how did you connect the base?
Black walnut is so beautiful....I never saw plywood before though....excellent job...thanks..
The YT Channel we've all been waiting for is finally born ! What a great build to start the channel.
That is a beautiful piece! Also I loved that your helper had a Ten Days Ukraine T-shirt!
Man I wish I had your skills. Awesome fuckin work 👍
"Scrap piece of Walnut ply" is something you'll never hear me say. Walnut is beyond expensive here (Netherlands).
Love the result!
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Great channel and awesome piece of mid-century furniture. Enjoyed the humor and fun throughout the video. Look forward to future videos!
@6:46 the handle of the mallet appears to lift all by itself... very spooky! LOL
Absolutely beautiful hutch and fun to watch, which makes it a great educational video. Add another fan / subscriber.
F clamps on a bar. Bar style F clamps. F faced bar clamps? what do you call those??? I have never seen that before... been doing custom furniture for 10 years!
Holy sh!t Bud!! Just imagine your Grandma's chin after she shaved!! I was freakin dying. Super Dope build Bud. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
Cool piece! That wood is BEAUTIFUL!
Not to be a negative-Nolan but if you're actively LOOKING for constructive criticism I've got some thoughts. Have a great day!
arent the feet a bit weak being cross grain? one clumsily bump or knock with the boot and i could see there being tears
Well it’s walnut not pine so I think it’s ok.
@@Bourbonmoth Walnuts hardly cocobola wouldn't take much to break it at all, one stupid bump with vacuum and its done. Then the whole cabinet will topple over smashing all those wine bottles over the clients nice cream carpets it'll be carnage , 2 1/2" of walnut cross grain is not up to the job , the four legs should have been longrain it would have been strong then.
besides that it looks awesome, i love the way you routered the drawers with the curves looks ace 👍
Another beautiful piece of furniture. May I ask what your bench top is made from? I see that you do your glue ups on the bench without a protective layer of paper so I was curious what it's made from. Thank you.
Absolutely beautiful. Dude you are gifted. And the tips and tricks...man. A big UP to you.
came for the tutorial, and equally stay for the quality and the explantation and the sense of humour. Subbed !
I truly enjoyed your video and got some ideas for my stereo cabinet I am making out of ambrosia maple, thanks.
So beautiful :0 how much would such a cabinet cost (price of wood only)
You could probably get the materials for around $600
"Imagine your grandma's chin after she's finished saving" - Ah man, you had to pick me up off the floor after that one - priceless!!!
Really really nice. I will try this one time but I am not experienced enough just yet
Big fan on IG now on TH-cam!! Waiting for more Content. Great Build👍
Cannot wait for more videos haha. Great job!
Hi Jason
Been watching your video's for a week or so now, since this whole lock- down nightmare. Been suffering from extreme anxiety, like never before! and your vids just calm me right down. I've been trying to get into wood working, and I hope to be as he as u some day. All the very best, from the U.K
очень здорово. продолжай в том духе.
This is so cool man, I’m gonna quit my job and start doing this
How much would you say the material cost on this project?
Dude, Grandma's chin still isn't smooth after a shave... but that hutch... smooooth
WOWOWOWOW!!!!! Well done man! So fun to watch, very proud of brother BOBO! ;D
Beautiful work! I love the continuous grain. I will have to try that on an upcoming project. Was this a contract piece? What did you get for it (if you don't mind telling)?
barnyardkh4 I believe this one sold for around 3k
Excellent design and build. I really want to do a lot of MC stuff for my house and this piece is a great inspiration. I am also starting to drink the green kool-aid so I was wondering which model sander you used for base. There are so many options in Festool, I need to narrow down the 1 or 2 that I want. Thank you.
For this I used the ETS 125
Nice piece, but I think the real hero here are those bench dog clamps, who makes them?
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!!💜
Love the video and style... just the right amount of info and fun. I laughed out loud a few times!
Fantastic humor! Great work / instruction with the entire project. The detail on drawers & Door fronts was amazing along with the jig to mill them.
Such an awesome piece. Killer Job! Have you ever had any issues with your panel doors warping since they are solid wood? I've seen people use plywood for solid panel doors, but you would still need to use solid wood for the drawer fronts to get that sweet routing detail which would mean sacrificing the continuous grain.
would love to see an episode on using a domino vs a biscuit joiner,
gosh I love this...only if I were living in the US , I sure to buy your builds.
Been watching your content for about a year now and I'm hooked. I can't get enough of the dry sarcastic humor! You may be a total goofball but man I'll tell you what, you seriously do fantastic work. I know everyone always complains in videos about the festool domino but they are missing the point. It may be an expensive tool but it's also a SIMPLE tool. and that is what you do. you make things simple and still beautiful. Keep up the great work!
Great video man. Love the comic relief as well. I look forward to seeing how you did the wine rack . That was my only complaint. I was hoping to see that! Thanks for taking the time to do this video. It's an amazing piece.
Отличная работа мужик 👍🏻
Когда то я тоже работал только с деревом. Может снова начать.... 👷
Спасибо, ждём новых видео
Nicely done!!! Very fun and enjoyable film.
Yeah Jason!! My fiance and I are loyal fans of yours on Instagram. Was awesome following along with this project and stoked for the TH-cam format! Keep up the excellent work buddy!!
Is there a reason to use 3/4 stock on the faces instead of edge banding?
tylerTIDWELL738 I’m just not a big edge banding fan 🤷🏻♂️
Beautiful work, handy woodworking tips as well.
Do you ever do any hand sanding ?😃
This is a killer piece of wood............. question, you think one more leg in the middle prevent bending and give you more weight support? Thanks for sharing.........👍👍💈🇲🇽💈
I enjoyed everything about this video. The videography was great. The narrative (including humor) was great. The tips and tricks were valuable. And finally - your craftsmanship resulted in a beautiful piece of furniture! Well done.
You do such excellent work I would love to own this piece of furniture
I have yet to find a drywall square accurate enough for cabinetry. Every single one I've ever bought is just slightly off. No big deal for drywall but, a dealbreaker foe cabinetry.
Love the piece great job Jason. Keep up the good work.
wtf...just looked up material cost, it would run me about 500-600€ without walnut stock alone where i live...
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proportions are key. research mid century proportions
Amazing piece,, drawer front technique was awesome!!! I have a side board project coming up ,,, u gave me some new ideas and inspiration!!!
New to wood working. But does black or American walnut come in a specific ply for cabinet making. Like 13 ply Baltic Birch? Does Walnut have a specific ply?
I love this, that being said it looks like you strained to get a handle on the drawers to pull them out in the end, maybe a little deeper routing?
Omg this brilliant! I want to be able to make something like this. I’m learning so much from you.
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Thoroughly enjoyed this video, the commentary, skill, commentary and well did I mention comedic commentary? Makes wood working fun again. Thanks for this. It was my Saturday morning “woodworking reading” session and it made my day.
Looks gorgeous and I’m utterly inspired.
Keep them coming please.
Great build! Love it. I'm a new subscriber. How do you like that Ryobi plunge router?
Sweet...
I know this video is like 2 years old, but I'm curious why you chose to not use biscuits or dominos when attaching the facing to the plywood?
Killer video! Glad to see you've made the leap into TH-cam.
When I was a kid back in the early 1960's, that style of furniture was called "Danish Modern."
I’m pretty sure I’ve watched each and every one of your videos at least 3 times. Still going back to the classics and enjoying every bit. Thanks for all the laughs and the inspiration to continue perusing my wood working dreams.
Oh man; you were funny even back 4 1/2 years ago in your July 2018 video. I'll bet "The Foreman" looks a bit younger!
People bitching about your $1500 Festool domino say nothing about your $129 Ryobi plunge router🤣
Only 2k subs ? lets add another one to that...awesome work love it
Glad to see you made your way over to youtube! Lovely work!!!
"You wanna treat these cuts like you would treat a first date." Hahahahaha