As I've come to expect, another fantastic piece! Pointing out the hurdles you encounter are great reminders for us DIY-ers, playing at home, to not overlook the details on our jobs. Thanks for sharing your project builds, warts and all.
I have come to realize mistakes are part of the process...for everyone even if they don’t admit it haha. So I like to admit mine ahead of time and confess that I definitely didn’t plan this out before I started building 🙈 I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and the project. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you so much!! I think it’s a toss up between the desk and this one, but this one was definitely top of the list as far as most fun to build! Glad you enjoyed it!
I can't wait to see the final reveal of the entire set. I absolutely love your design aesthetic, and I will admit that I have learned much from your videos. If I would suggest one thing, you might consider just ignoring the pocket hole trolls. Don't apologize for your approach to folks who will most likely never approve of anything less than their perception of perfection. If your client (in this case your dad) and you are happy with the work product, then that's good enough. If someone wants to build half blind dove tail drawer boxes, have at it... Go forth and make, and record yourself doing it, produce a video, and get out there and build a following. There is much to be said for you Shara suiting up, even if your suit includes rain boots, showing up, and making a handmade work product. Keep on making, producing, and sharing. I have become a fan, I enjoy your practicality, keen intellect, design sense, and clear / articulate voice over. Keep up the good work!
Bourbon Moth did a test on different jointer and pocket holes did surprisingly good so yeah I'm using pocket holes alot more these days also as a side note and personal note you gots some mad skills, love your videos and I learn stuff and your projects are pretty awesome, keep em coming...please
Haha I’m not afraid of spiders, but those definitely caught me off guard 😂 I thought they were black widows at first, but thankfully not 😅 I’m glad you enjoyed the build!
Love these designs and how you did it! I have a question though (new to wood working), since you used Birch ply but 2x4 legs what do you do if you wanted to put a stain on it? I figure it would look quite different with the different types of wood. I bought some red oak plywood to make a tall file cabinet but I can't get red oak 2x4 here or anything I can see to make the legs out of. Anyways I love these pieces!
Birch and pine/fir stain pretty similarly. Since neither have a super distinctive grain pattern, and they’re close to the same natural color, when I’m staining, I just stain as normal. Now, oak is a different animal and it has a distinct grain pattern and tends to be quite darker than basic pine/spruce/fir. So if mixing and matching, I’d recommend sticking with birch or maple plywood if using with 2x4s or other construction lumber as they’ll stain reasonably close.
“To pocket hole or not to pocket hole, that is the controversy.” A pocket hole screw is nothing more than a mechanic connection, where the screw is in at an angle. Would people be okay if the screws were perpendicular and screwed through the wood into the plywood, and then plugged the hole with a dowel and flush cut it? Then you hear people say that its the glue that provides the permanent connection and the pockets screws are acting as clamps. This controversy will go on forever I think. I enjoyed your build, and your ability too adapt. One of the biggest claims you can make is “I fix things!”, and you did here.
Great build Shara! This is a very nice armoire and I always enjoy your step by step explanations! Your mistake recoveries always look easy and one would never know they happened! Can’t wait to see a picture or short video of the entire build. Thanks and have a great weekend.
Thank you! I always appreciate you watching and following along. This one had a few mistakes (I failed to preplan anything 🤦🏼♀️😂😂) but thankfully nothing major. Thanks for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Great job! I’ve truly enjoyed watching this series build come together and I’m looking forward to seeing what all the pieces look like in your dad’s office, as well as wondering what you’ll do next.
I'm a true believer that the world would be a better place if only everyone would buy wooden forniture from us craftman, creating maybe a friendship between people,instead of going to the big collossal of forniture like ikea..nothing wrong with what they sell, it's just a consideration.
Hey @Shara Woodshop Diaries Thanks for all these wonderful videos, it has surely inspired me to build some of these pieces on my own, this one being the first of the lot. I do not have a table saw currently, can I use 2*4 instead of making a 3*3 by gluing & cutting for the corner posts?
hello! first i want to say thanks for this helpful video! I've been wanting the tyssedal wardobe for a while now but out of stock in my city. Also it's 400$ !!! this one looks EXACTLY like it. And i can buy the mirrors and stick it on the door and use white wood to build it. Thanks again and keep those informative videos coming!😎 you're helping more people than you know
Awesome build! Given the current prices for 2x4s and plywood I'd say you only have about $12,380 bucks into the project, sooo.... there's that. I've really enjoyed the entire series and it should look great when it's all set up. Nice work!
Ha! The prices are crazy! But it was under $250 🙌 still cheaper than store bought and much better quality 😄 Thanks so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Planing on building my wife an office desk using your ideas, but she doesn’t like the natural wood color and wants it painted 😩😩 I would hate to paint something like this! Would have to show her more of your videos to get her to start liking the wood color 😂 like always, great video and looking forward to more of your builds! Happy Saturday!
Haha I am sometimes team “paint” and sometimes team “don’t cover the grain” 😂 so I can see both sides! But you could try it natural and see if she likes it...you can always paint it later 😉 So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Saturday!
Another good Design. The Frontdoors look great , like the surfaces of your Furniture always do! Are their really birch plywood ? In German hardware stores you'll find mostly plywood of pine, beech or poplar. Till now I used birch plywood just for Modelling. Maybe for the next furniture build I look for a special wood trader. Till then: Curious for your next build!
I’m sure wits different everywhere but birch plywood is really common where I live. I use it almost every build! We don’t have poplar plywood here though. That’s interesting you do!
@@WoodshopDiaries I would say poplar plywood is very common here, but the surface is boring, so I i am so stunned by your birch plywood surfaces; see you soon on YT ;-)
So I did enjoy seeing your mistake, because it helps me feel like I'm normal. 👍looked like you drilled crooked on the pivot hinge due to drill size. Ive had the same problem, what do you think of a whip to solve that problem? But how to hold it while drilling?
Haha I’m glad you enjoyed the mistakes. This project had a few of them...definitely didn’t preplan anything 🤦🏼♀️😂😂 I did have to drill crooked because of the drill. It really didn’t have any issues though...there’s enough wiggle room, it worked out fine. But I’m sure there are other/better ways to do it. 😅
@@WoodshopDiaries what Me P said. The adapter is $10-15, but do your driving with it for a while to get the feel for it if it's new to you. For extra stability, use a drill block. Run your unchucked bit through the block, align to the center punch hole, then push the block up and flush and clamp it down. The drill block is around $8, and a center punch costs... well, nothing, in a pinch. A screw or nail will do. Anyway, that'll get your hole right on center and level to the work.
Can I.. Can I pay you to build me a custom storage cabinet? Everything I find that matches what I’m looking for is thousands of dollars. I wouldn’t be able to pull this off. I don’t have an ounce of craftsmanship in me 😭. People would pay you lots of money to build custom storage units on Etsy. I would pay up to $700 but after that is over my budget.
This woman should have a lot more subscribers than what she has right now... Amazing designs. Will recommend this channel to a bunch. Thank you for the content
Hello , my name is Kelly I’m a lot like you when it comes to making my wardrobe, I however am using 1/8 paneling for the sides and back , I noticed that you’re side walls a a bit thick , is that you’re style or are you just using up material you found to be useful ? I went with the 1/8 wood paneling because I want my wardrobe to be light in weight , but as it is my first time doing it this way I’m not to sure on the strength , but the side walls are not really going to be supporting much weight but if there is some weight areas I could always use 3/4” line brace boards to support a small shelf and cloth hanger rail , any way how are you making out ? I mean are you happy with you’re results of you’re projects or do you get like me , thinking that I could of done my job a lot better , only if I had found some of these great videos in time of need sometimes it’s too late the cut and paste had been made , but I’m not giving up as of yet there are many more projects to learn and apply , thank you kindly Kelly the dude up North have a nice day :)
So I’m looking for something like this, but rustic I could do with the open shelving on the top and just the door on the bottom. I want it for towels and restroom things I don’t like more farm style but that probably those dimensions.
I had a pretty good carpenter that would build things I designed, but we are using an older gentleman he has since passed away.. I still have the items that he built me because since they’re out of real wood, they last pretty much forever almost.
You know its funny - Sometimes you dont realize how messy and dark and cobwebby your own workshop is until you see a really nicely laid out one xD There's a metaphor for life in there somewhere. Great video, thank you!
Sponsorships and ads are how I pay my bills. I know people don’t love them but tried to make it less obtrusive this way. Glad to hear some positive feedback on it! Thank you!
You're videos are awesome! Some of the easiest how-to videos I've seen in a while. You're great at showing and talking about the key details that viewers need to understand when trying to learn these skills ourselves. Thanks for all you do!
So glad you enjoy the videos! I really try to make the process clear and answer as many questions in them as I can. Some are better than others, but I do hope they are always helpful!
I really appreciate that. He’s the best dad...I’m thankful for the opportunity to make him cool stuff. I really appreciate you watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely fantastic Wardrobe Armoire Cabinet!! 🤙🏾💯. I’ve really enjoyed this whole series of builds. You’re a very talented special person. Always good to see you❤️....Thanks for sharing..
I really like the whole set that you built for your dad! He has to be so proud and really appreciate the things that you build for him. But everything that you do is beautiful! I really appreciate that you even show that you make mistakes! 😉 Let’s e know that I am not the only one! 😂
You make well made furniture from affordable lumber. The way you explain things. And explain to the critics. Is interesting. I've been doing woodwork for 19 years. And enjoy your videos and simplicity with amazing results. Just keep doing what your doing.
@@WoodshopDiaries wow a reply. That shows class and good manners. English is not my first language. When I said simplicity. It was not meant your designs. It's the tools and effortless way you put your work together. You make it look simple even though some of what your designs looks complicated. Your like a ballerina of woodwork. Great fundamentals. Good passion for what you do. Good finishing. Great end result . Thank you for your great videos. Just keep growing your skills. You inspired my niece to start woodworking she's 13.
Very good looking. When you designed this, what did you use, pencil and paper, SketchUp, etc? Reason I asked is the “items” you are learning about as you progressed through your build. I know you said “design in your head”, but thought maybe you put what was in your head on paper or computer before the build. So, how long do you spend at the local store picking out straight lumber. Do you buy from a locally owned company or, one of the big box stores?
Hi! Thank you! I imagine what I want to build and usually just use my visual to put the pieces together. Sometimes I sketch on paper first but I very rarely draw it on the computer before it’s actually built. I only sketch it on a computer in order to share the plans on my website. I don’t actually use plans myself. I don’t spend too long at the store looking for lumber. I check that it’s more twisted and it’s in good shape and load it up. Ten minutes or so. I buy my plywood and 2x4s at the big big store (better selection and quality) and my 1x stuff and trim at my local building supplier.
Really nice video and very informative. I dint get to see the whole series but have watch a couple of your videos. I appreciate your honesty in your commentary thank you. Just comment on what you said "That it wasn't magazine worthy". i disagree it is a beautiful piece and besides you probably got more views on You tube. Keep up the good work you are an inspiring young woman and a roll model .
As I've come to expect, another fantastic piece!
Pointing out the hurdles you encounter are great reminders for us DIY-ers, playing at home, to not overlook the details on our jobs.
Thanks for sharing your project builds, warts and all.
I have come to realize mistakes are part of the process...for everyone even if they don’t admit it haha. So I like to admit mine ahead of time and confess that I definitely didn’t plan this out before I started building 🙈
I’m so glad you enjoyed the video and the project. Thank you so much for watching!
Great job!!! It's nice to see gals breaking the box they've been put it. Kudos.
absolutely it's magazine worthy, nice build
Thank you 😅 so glad you enjoyed it!
As always. Awesome young lady keep it up
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!
you are my biggest inspo. for real, amazing stuff. im in austria and i sent my mom your videos back home and she obsessed
Wow, thank you! That is so kind. I'm so glad you and your mom enjoy the projects :)
This is the best one in the series in my opinion! Great job!
Thank you so much!! I think it’s a toss up between the desk and this one, but this one was definitely top of the list as far as most fun to build! Glad you enjoyed it!
I am very new to woodworking
I wish I had your knowledge
I can't wait to see the final reveal of the entire set. I absolutely love your design aesthetic, and I will admit that I have learned much from your videos. If I would suggest one thing, you might consider just ignoring the pocket hole trolls. Don't apologize for your approach to folks who will most likely never approve of anything less than their perception of perfection. If your client (in this case your dad) and you are happy with the work product, then that's good enough. If someone wants to build half blind dove tail drawer boxes, have at it... Go forth and make, and record yourself doing it, produce a video, and get out there and build a following.
There is much to be said for you Shara suiting up, even if your suit includes rain boots, showing up, and making a handmade work product. Keep on making, producing, and sharing.
I have become a fan, I enjoy your practicality, keen intellect, design sense, and clear / articulate voice over. Keep up the good work!
You should look into a 22 gauge pin nailer. Very handy for trim, and you can't even see the nails.
Wonderful work and wonderful hunting dog..😍😀👍👋
Thanks so much!! She’s a full blooded mutt...but we do think she has some pointer in her. She’s been our best dog!
Thanks for the series build, i think i watched them all. You do nice work. Keep putting out videos and don’t worry about the mean people. 😀
Hi! Thank you so much for following along the whole series! I hope you enjoyed them and I really appreciate you watching!
Bourbon Moth did a test on different jointer and pocket holes did surprisingly good so yeah I'm using pocket holes alot more these days also as a side note and personal note you gots some mad skills, love your videos and I learn stuff and your projects are pretty awesome, keep em coming...please
Thank you so much! I’m so glad to hear you enjoy the videos and projects! I appreciate you watching 😊
gorgeous design!
Thank you!
This was a great series and your design and builds were fantastic. I always learn from your tutorials and enjoy watching them.
Thanks so much for following along throughout the series! Glad you enjoyed it!
Show!!!! Ficou lindo!!!! Parabéns!!!!
Thank you!
So nice and neat!
Thanks so much!
Looks Great! Nice job
Thanks so much!
hello, congratulations, excellent project, I really liked the furniture, greetings
Thank you so much!!
Un hermoso y perfecto trabajo...felicitaciones 👏 9
Thanks so much!!
Brilliant build shara and there nothing like a graphic flat pack spider lol
Haha I’m not afraid of spiders, but those definitely caught me off guard 😂 I thought they were black widows at first, but thankfully not 😅 I’m glad you enjoyed the build!
Love it Cher.
Thank you!
A quedado precioso 😍😍😍
Thank you!
Very good! Your work.
Happy birthday.
Thanks so much!
beautiful piece
Awesome, thanks for sharing and great work!
Great, look so easy you made it, but very difficult for realize😂😂😂😂 for me👍👍👍👍
I promise it’s an easy project!! 👍
I tried to come up with a carpentry pun that woodwork...
I think I NAILED it but nobody SAW it.
😂😂 I love a good pun!
Thanks so much! A lovely cabinet! What were the final dimensions?
Lucky Lucky man
He’s the best dad!
Wow girl carpenter
Love these designs and how you did it! I have a question though (new to wood working), since you used Birch ply but 2x4 legs what do you do if you wanted to put a stain on it? I figure it would look quite different with the different types of wood.
I bought some red oak plywood to make a tall file cabinet but I can't get red oak 2x4 here or anything I can see to make the legs out of. Anyways I love these pieces!
Birch and pine/fir stain pretty similarly. Since neither have a super distinctive grain pattern, and they’re close to the same natural color, when I’m staining, I just stain as normal.
Now, oak is a different animal and it has a distinct grain pattern and tends to be quite darker than basic pine/spruce/fir. So if mixing and matching, I’d recommend sticking with birch or maple plywood if using with 2x4s or other construction lumber as they’ll stain reasonably close.
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Thank you 👍
“To pocket hole or not to pocket hole, that is the controversy.” A pocket hole screw is nothing more than a mechanic connection, where the screw is in at an angle. Would people be okay if the screws were perpendicular and screwed through the wood into the plywood, and then plugged the hole with a dowel and flush cut it? Then you hear people say that its the glue that provides the permanent connection and the pockets screws are acting as clamps. This controversy will go on forever I think.
I enjoyed your build, and your ability too adapt. One of the biggest claims you can make is “I fix things!”, and you did here.
Haha you are right! It will forever be a controversy 😂 it is what it is. Thank you for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Now you just need a lion and witch and your all set for an epic adventure!
Haha I LOVE the narnia books! 😄😄
My all set or her all set?
You're wrong Shara, that is magazine worthy.
You’re so kind. I appreciate that!
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This was a wonderful series, Shara! Really enjoyed it! Thanks...:)
Thanks so much for following along! I appreciate it!
Great build Shara! This is a very nice armoire and I always enjoy your step by step explanations! Your mistake recoveries always look easy and one would never know they happened! Can’t wait to see a picture or short video of the entire build. Thanks and have a great weekend.
Thank you! I always appreciate you watching and following along. This one had a few mistakes (I failed to preplan anything 🤦🏼♀️😂😂) but thankfully nothing major. Thanks for watching and I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Great job! I’ve truly enjoyed watching this series build come together and I’m looking forward to seeing what all the pieces look like in your dad’s office, as well as wondering what you’ll do next.
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that and so glad to hear you enjoyed the series!
I'm a true believer that the world would be a better place if only everyone would buy wooden forniture from us craftman, creating maybe a friendship between people,instead of going to the big collossal of forniture like ikea..nothing wrong with what they sell, it's just a consideration.
People need to stop buying from china, for sure. When any us citizen buys from china, they consent to china's takeover of the US
Hey @Shara Woodshop Diaries Thanks for all these wonderful videos, it has surely inspired me to build some of these pieces on my own, this one being the first of the lot. I do not have a table saw currently, can I use 2*4 instead of making a 3*3 by gluing & cutting for the corner posts?
Thank you! So glad you enjoy them! You can use 2x4s and/or 4x4s, but many of the measurements will be different than what I’ve noted.
The HECK it’s not magazine worthy! This is beautiful!
Wow your! Amazing! Especially doing it all by yourself! Yeah! Bravo! ❤😂
hello! first i want to say thanks for this helpful video!
I've been wanting the tyssedal wardobe for a while now but out of stock in my city. Also it's 400$ !!!
this one looks EXACTLY like it. And i can buy the mirrors and stick it on the door and use white wood to build it.
Thanks again and keep those informative videos coming!😎 you're helping more people than you know
I’m so glad to hear that this was helpful and can allow you to make exactly what you want! Happy building and thanks so much for your kind words!
Nice work here. Where did you learn the craft? Are you self taught. Or did you pick it up from a friend or family member? Pretty nice shop.
Thank you! I’m self taught. Just a lot of trial and error and practice to figure out what works best for me 😊
Awesome build! Given the current prices for 2x4s and plywood I'd say you only have about $12,380 bucks into the project, sooo.... there's that.
I've really enjoyed the entire series and it should look great when it's all set up. Nice work!
Ha! The prices are crazy! But it was under $250 🙌 still cheaper than store bought and much better quality 😄
Thanks so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Planing on building my wife an office desk using your ideas, but she doesn’t like the natural wood color and wants it painted 😩😩 I would hate to paint something like this! Would have to show her more of your videos to get her to start liking the wood color 😂 like always, great video and looking forward to more of your builds! Happy Saturday!
Haha I am sometimes team “paint” and sometimes team “don’t cover the grain” 😂 so I can see both sides! But you could try it natural and see if she likes it...you can always paint it later 😉
So glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for watching! Happy Saturday!
A suggestion, keep your fingers away from the drill bit and other power tools. I once saw a girl in a sculpting class loose a finger to a saw.
I generally don’t make a habit of sticking my fingers in a saw of a drill. 👍
Beautiful build Shara! I’ve gotten into the habit of clicking the Like button before I watch your videos, I’m never disappointed!
Haha that’s so kind of you to say. Thank you! I’m so glad to hear you enjoy the videos!
That’s really nice 👍 and super explanation 🙏
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice
looks gorgeous. Can't wait to see the full office suite together.
Thanks so much!! I’m excited to get it photographed!
Fantastic work, Shara! Really beautiful! 😃
Your father's space is going to look amazingly!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you so much! So excited to get it all together in his office space! Happy Saturday!
Great build 👍👍
Definitely gonna try out your plans. Thanks for sharing them.
One more great video , beautiful and strong built a beautiful also .
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍
Thank you 👍
So, you’re cutting your dad off ? That ain’t right 😞
😂😂 moms next-she wants a new bedroom set. Dads office ran out of room 😂
Another good Design. The Frontdoors look great , like the surfaces of your Furniture always do! Are their really birch plywood ? In German hardware stores you'll find mostly plywood of pine, beech or poplar. Till now I used birch plywood just for Modelling. Maybe for the next furniture build I look for a special wood trader. Till then: Curious for your next build!
I’m sure wits different everywhere but birch plywood is really common where I live. I use it almost every build! We don’t have poplar plywood here though. That’s interesting you do!
@@WoodshopDiaries I would say poplar plywood is very common here, but the surface is boring, so I i am so stunned by your birch plywood surfaces; see you soon on YT ;-)
That's a great piece. I'm always amazed at how creative you are with pine and a little trim.
I love making simple, beautiful pieces from simple, overlooked materials 🙌
So I did enjoy seeing your mistake, because it helps me feel like I'm normal. 👍looked like you drilled crooked on the pivot hinge due to drill size. Ive had the same problem, what do you think of a whip to solve that problem? But how to hold it while drilling?
Haha I’m glad you enjoyed the mistakes. This project had a few of them...definitely didn’t preplan anything 🤦🏼♀️😂😂 I did have to drill crooked because of the drill. It really didn’t have any issues though...there’s enough wiggle room, it worked out fine. But I’m sure there are other/better ways to do it. 😅
FYI you can get 90 degree adapter or flexible drill bit extensions to solve narrow space issues.
@@WoodshopDiaries what Me P said. The adapter is $10-15, but do your driving with it for a while to get the feel for it if it's new to you. For extra stability, use a drill block. Run your unchucked bit through the block, align to the center punch hole, then push the block up and flush and clamp it down. The drill block is around $8, and a center punch costs... well, nothing, in a pinch. A screw or nail will do. Anyway, that'll get your hole right on center and level to the work.
Can I.. Can I pay you to build me a custom storage cabinet? Everything I find that matches what I’m looking for is thousands of dollars.
I wouldn’t be able to pull this off. I don’t have an ounce of craftsmanship in me 😭. People would pay you lots of money to build custom storage units on Etsy. I would pay up to $700 but after that is over my budget.
This woman should have a lot more subscribers than what she has right now... Amazing designs. Will recommend this channel to a bunch. Thank you for the content
I really appreciate that! Thanks for following along and recommending!
This is so beautiful!!!!
I am 71 and want to make a similar piece but only 36" tall.
My table saw is broken, tho.
Hello , my name is Kelly I’m a lot like you when it comes to making my wardrobe, I however am using 1/8 paneling for the sides and back , I noticed that you’re side walls a a bit thick , is that you’re style or are you just using up material you found to be useful ? I went with the 1/8 wood paneling because I want my wardrobe to be light in weight , but as it is my first time doing it this way I’m not to sure on the strength , but the side walls are not really going to be supporting much weight but if there is some weight areas I could always use 3/4” line brace boards to support a small shelf and cloth hanger rail , any way how are you making out ? I mean are you happy with you’re results of you’re projects or do you get like me , thinking that I could of done my job a lot better , only if I had found some of these great videos in time of need sometimes it’s too late the cut and paste had been made , but I’m not giving up as of yet there are many more projects to learn and apply , thank you kindly Kelly the dude up North have a nice day :)
Impressive!
Can you leave links to the tools you used?
Thanks!
They’re listed in the description and also here:
www.woodshopdiaries.com/diy-wardrobe-armoire-cabinet-2x4s-and-plywood/
@@WoodshopDiaries Thanks :)
So I’m looking for something like this, but rustic I could do with the open shelving on the top and just the door on the bottom. I want it for towels and restroom things I don’t like more farm style but that probably those dimensions.
I had a pretty good carpenter that would build things I designed, but we are using an older gentleman he has since passed away.. I still have the items that he built me because since they’re out of real wood, they last pretty much forever almost.
And next smash spider as shown 😉😩lol
😂😂 I’m hoping not everyone will have to follow that step ha!
Shara eres muy buena en la carpintería te felicito
Thank you so much!
You know its funny - Sometimes you dont realize how messy and dark and cobwebby your own workshop is until you see a really nicely laid out one xD There's a metaphor for life in there somewhere. Great video, thank you!
No spiders were harmed during the making of this video.
Hello, very good job, salutations de Suisse 🇨🇭 et à bientôt 👍
Thanks to your building methods my wife is getting a closet upgrade today.
That looked like it might have been a brown widow. I generally ignore spiders, but best to get rid of those I think.
Super cool, I was building one of these and now I’m changing my design because of your inspiration 🙏
Love the way you inserted the ad. It's probably the first time I sat through it on purpose, since you were still rolling in the background.
Sponsorships and ads are how I pay my bills. I know people don’t love them but tried to make it less obtrusive this way. Glad to hear some positive feedback on it! Thank you!
You're videos are awesome! Some of the easiest how-to videos I've seen in a while. You're great at showing and talking about the key details that viewers need to understand when trying to learn these skills ourselves. Thanks for all you do!
So glad you enjoy the videos! I really try to make the process clear and answer as many questions in them as I can. Some are better than others, but I do hope they are always helpful!
Another great project, Shara! You did a very nice job as usual and I can't wait to see all the pieces together. Very impressive build!!
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome build!
Thank you so much!! I appreciate that!
Very nicely done 👍 this piece is very sturdy and will last the test of time. Good job ❤️
Thanks so much!!
Your parents raised you well. Love the cabinet.
Thanks so much!
I don’t understand the hate for pocket holes. It’s such a efficient way to build. Great build!!
Agree!! I inevitably get comments about it on every build. 🤷♀️ I’m impatient and hate cleaning up glue so I’m all for it 😂
03:42 exactly the reason why the carpenter's triangle sign is important.....Das Schreinerdreieck - Arbeitstechniken - Wissen - Stammprojekte
Just love everything you build and your videos too! And Yes....your pieces are "magazine worthy".
You’re so kind. Thank you! 💕 so glad you enjoy the videos!
Great job. I love it thank you for sharing every project is awesome...
Thank you so much for watching!
Great work Shara! 👌Your dad is a lucky man to have such a talented daughter. Always look forward to your videos.
I really appreciate that. He’s the best dad...I’m thankful for the opportunity to make him cool stuff. I really appreciate you watching and glad you enjoyed it!
Estás bien chula.
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Thank you!
Absolutely fantastic Wardrobe Armoire Cabinet!! 🤙🏾💯. I’ve really enjoyed this whole series of builds. You’re a very talented special person. Always good to see you❤️....Thanks for sharing..
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed it. I really appreciate your kind words and glad you followed along for the series!
@@WoodshopDiaries 😎.....Can’t wait to see what you do next!
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I really like the whole set that you built for your dad! He has to be so proud and really appreciate the things that you build for him. But everything that you do is beautiful! I really appreciate that you even show that you make mistakes! 😉 Let’s e know that I am not the only one! 😂
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words 💕💕 also, I make my fair share of mistakes 😂 trust me you aren’t alone!
You make well made furniture from affordable lumber. The way you explain things. And explain to the critics. Is interesting. I've been doing woodwork for 19 years. And enjoy your videos and simplicity with amazing results. Just keep doing what your doing.
I really appreciate that! Thanks so much for watching. I’m glad to hear you enjoy the videos!
@@WoodshopDiaries wow a reply. That shows class and good manners. English is not my first language. When I said simplicity. It was not meant your designs. It's the tools and effortless way you put your work together. You make it look simple even though some of what your designs looks complicated. Your like a ballerina of woodwork. Great fundamentals. Good passion for what you do. Good finishing. Great end result . Thank you for your great videos. Just keep growing your skills. You inspired my niece to start woodworking she's 13.
I like this channel, not a lot of fluff.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoy the content 😄
This is a good looking cabinet. I like it and I have enjoyed the entire series.
Thanks for sharing these builds with us.
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed watching!
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good job
Very good looking. When you designed this, what did you use, pencil and paper, SketchUp, etc? Reason I asked is the “items” you are learning about as you progressed through your build. I know you said “design in your head”, but thought maybe you put what was in your head on paper or computer before the build. So, how long do you spend at the local store picking out straight lumber. Do you buy from a locally owned company or, one of the big box stores?
Hi! Thank you! I imagine what I want to build and usually just use my visual to put the pieces together. Sometimes I sketch on paper first but I very rarely draw it on the computer before it’s actually built. I only sketch it on a computer in order to share the plans on my website. I don’t actually use plans myself.
I don’t spend too long at the store looking for lumber. I check that it’s more twisted and it’s in good shape and load it up. Ten minutes or so. I buy my plywood and 2x4s at the big big store (better selection and quality) and my 1x stuff and trim at my local building supplier.
Awsome girl very nice pretty
Thank you so much!
buen trabajo !!! saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina !!!!! :-)
Thank you so much! 😄
Hey Shara... Good Video, I already ckeck and download your cabinet plans. Pretty good working, congrats. Hello from Chile.Saludos desde Chile
Thanks so much for watching!
Really nice video and very informative. I dint get to see the whole series but have watch a couple of your videos. I appreciate your honesty in your commentary thank you. Just comment on what you said "That it wasn't magazine worthy". i disagree it is a beautiful piece and besides you probably got more views on You tube. Keep up the good work you are an inspiring young woman and a roll model .
I really appreciate that! So glad you enjoyed this video and project. Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words!