I have the Incra rip and cross-cut fences for my Unisaw, and cannot recommend them enough. They take your accuracy and repeatability to a new level. You will woodwork like a machinist with those things. Best. Purchase. Ever.
I like how you showed exactly what you are doing, and why, zoomed in, for every step. A lot of videos skip parts or don't explain well enough, you did a great job and explained everything very clearly!
Superb work, really can’t believe how great it came out. I think that what would’ve been the cherry on top is some sort of spring mechanism because you know that the last tissues are always the most hard to get.
A very nice 5" x 9" tissue box. You're going to have to make about fifty more of them to get value out of the 4' x 8' sheet of MDF you used up in templates and jigs though! 😂 Lovely work, as always.
A great presentation of a really nice project! I can tell that you spend time not only on editing the video, but also the narration as well. Thank you for sharing with the community. I hope you get more subscribers and support for the kind of work you do.
What an awesome video and project Alex! There are so many details (and jigs) that went into this design and it shows! And I've definitely taken note of that Pro Tip haha!
From one woodworker to another I highly recommend looking at getting a 3d printer. 1:41 You could have easily printed those forms as well. Mines been very useful for woodworking jigs
nicely done. Like the way you approach your work.. I also have made a tissue holder for a gift. I skipped the bottom panel. The holder "sits" over the tissue box..
Nice use of veneer, Alex. Thinking outside of the tissue box. Had a good laugh at the "Pro tip" also. :-) I bet you had a few choice words when the non- 90 degree sides of the lamination reared it's ugly head. Nice recovery! That really is a pro tip.
Haha thanks! Yeah I wasn’t happy with that not being square but it wasn’t as important as making sure the straight edges needing to be 90-deg so I didn’t freak out too much :D
I wanted the corners to go in a different direction just because I like the look. In my mind, continuous grain wrapping around on something like this just doesn’t seem very interesting
Eso no es curvar madera..... Tiene mil máquinas y herramientas para hacer algo tan simple..... Además, las esquinas de la caja no siguen la veta o dirección de la otra madera...... mal, muy mal......Los rusos , con piedras y palos logran trabajos maravillosos.....!!!......
Very serious, and difficult job. My respect!
Great video. Probably have to watch this a few times to get it.
I have the Incra rip and cross-cut fences for my Unisaw, and cannot recommend them enough. They take your accuracy and repeatability to a new level. You will woodwork like a machinist with those things. Best. Purchase. Ever.
Agreed!
Love watching these videos.. well done. Brings back nostalgia of watching Yankee Workshop as a kid.
i love the close up slow mo shots of the wood being machined. Very instructive, thank you
Thank you!
Really nice wood=project. I have learned new techniques which I'm sure I'll be using. Thank you.
No, I did not wake up this morning wanting to build a tissue box. ha ha. But I did learn a few things and enjoyed the video!
Thanks Bruce!
I like the corner technique, this can be used for lots of things.
Yes definitely!
I like how you showed exactly what you are doing, and why, zoomed in, for every step.
A lot of videos skip parts or don't explain well enough, you did a great job and explained everything very clearly!
Thank you! That’s something I always work on to provide the most value to my viewers :)
Oh My GOD!!!!!
That's a WONDERFUL
Thank you :)
Superb work, really can’t believe how great it came out. I think that what would’ve been the cherry on top is some sort of spring mechanism because you know that the last tissues are always the most hard to get.
Thank you so much! And yessss that’s a great idea!
I wasn't planning on watching this but here I am, on break at work learning how to watch a DIY video. Love it.
Hah thanks for stopping by!
Wow so much work for a tissuebox! But I love the end result!
I know right? Haha thanks for watching!
Very nice. Corner pieces are wonderful.
Thank you! Glad you like them!
I liked your morticing jig for your table saw! Thanks for sharing your technique!
Thanks for watching!
Nice work! Thanks for sharing the detailed processes and pitfalls you experienced with this build.
Thanks!
You’re always coming up with clever techniques.
Thanks!
Very cool man. I like your shop and the format of your video. You just earned a new subscriber
Thanks for the support!
You my friend have the patience of job. I think I will just use my shirt sleeve. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Hahaha that works. Thanks
Love it. Simple, beautiful, and a genius design. Great job
Thanks!
Great build
Nice man. Really loved the planning that went into making it and the craftsmanship.
Thank you :)
Said it before..and I’ll say it again....you’re very talented. Wish you posted more vids. Nice work.
Thanks! Once I go full time I’d definitely post more. For now, one per month is the best I can do :(
Bevelish Creations Oh...I get it.
WoW amazing work 👍👍😀
Thanks!
The curve is beautiful, I like it.
Thank you!
Wow! This is absolutely beautiful! 😍
Wow I love how it turned out! So awesome
Thank you!
Nice work - both on the tissue box and the video!
Thank you!
Good ole sawdust and glue trick :)
Yep! Works like a charm :)
There is no way I could ever be able to be that accurate with what equipment I have, thank you for the video.
Thanks!
So many details! Thank you for sharing this awesome work!
Thanks!
Your emphasis on security it outstanding, Thanks for the tips.
Thanks!
Really enjoyed this video. Really frustrated that I left it in my inbox for so long before watching it. First class techniques.
Thanks! Glad you liked it :)
Great build Alex! Nice video too. One of my favorite things about making is creative problem solving, and you showed so nice tips in this video!
Thank you! Glad you liked it!
A very nice 5" x 9" tissue box. You're going to have to make about fifty more of them to get value out of the 4' x 8' sheet of MDF you used up in templates and jigs though! 😂 Lovely work, as always.
A great presentation of a really nice project! I can tell that you spend time not only on editing the video, but also the narration as well. Thank you for sharing with the community. I hope you get more subscribers and support for the kind of work you do.
Thank you so much! I hope I get more subs as well :D
Incredible work and precision. I'm new to the channel but it was an instant subscribe! Fun stuff
Sorry for the late reply, but thanks!
Love this project so much! Thanks for sharing...
Glad you like it!
Looks awesome. Amazing how many steps were involved to completion.
Lots more than I had planned
Nice job on the box and the video - well done
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
So glad YT recommended me this video. Its very well put together and interesting to watch and learn. Thanks for the effort you put in! Subbed.
Glad you liked it!
Nicely done, taught me a couple things
Awesome!
Nice project!
Thanks!
Greetings from Canada. Well done. Working on something similar. Gave you a thumbs up and subscribed. Work safe.
Thank you!
Once again a great video!
Thank you! :)
Awesome video - what type of finish did you use at the end of the project? Thanks!
I used Maker Brand Co’s Simple Finish
Looks Great! Have seen any wooden tissue boxes yet
Thank you! Glad you guys like it :D
Love your work!
Thanks!
Great
Hello! I follow you from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Nice channel, nice jobs and nice techniques.
Congratulations!!!
Aldo Barzotti thank you so much! I’m glad you like it :)
What an awesome video and project Alex! There are so many details (and jigs) that went into this design and it shows! And I've definitely taken note of that Pro Tip haha!
Hopefully someone will comment with a better way to do this so I can produce more of it quickly lol
@@BevelishCreations Haha - or a cloning device to make more of you?!
Ethan Carter Designs if I had that tech, I wouldn’t be working lol
Love your work man! Very inspiring
Thank you! Glad you like it
great video!
Thanks!
Came from reddit dude nice work
Thank you! Glad you like it :D
Defo like and Sub is obvious, it's a sucha interesting and inspiration to my undone projects.
Thank you!
Love your videos!
Thank you! Glad you like them :)
From one woodworker to another I highly recommend looking at getting a 3d printer. 1:41 You could have easily printed those forms as well. Mines been very useful for woodworking jigs
Thanks!
Great vid, looks superb 👍
Thank you :)
nicely done. Like the way you approach your work.. I also have made a tissue holder for a gift. I skipped the bottom panel. The holder "sits" over the tissue box..
Thanks!
So nice 🤩
Thanks!
Wow! I can only say wow!!
What oil do you use for your projects like this one?
I normally use Maker Brand CO’s Simple Finish
@@BevelishCreations ok thank you✌️
Very nice dude. What kind oil you use in the end?
I used Maker Brand Co’s Simple Finish
great!
Thank you!
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Nice use of veneer, Alex. Thinking outside of the tissue box. Had a good laugh at the "Pro tip" also. :-)
I bet you had a few choice words when the non- 90 degree sides of the lamination reared it's ugly head. Nice recovery! That really is a pro tip.
Haha thanks! Yeah I wasn’t happy with that not being square but it wasn’t as important as making sure the straight edges needing to be 90-deg so I didn’t freak out too much :D
This looks like a festool commercial
Yes I used Festool for like 2% of the video lol
nice
Thanks!
I have no use for a tissue box...but I want that tissue box.
Yeah I didn’t think I needed one either. Only made it because I wanted it haha
I just finished my tissue box yesterday. Compared to yours, mine looks like a garbage!
Haha I don’t believe it. Is it with bent laminated corners as well?
@@BevelishCreations No, Sir. Just a simple box. I'm not that good to be able to use bent laminated corners.
这么薄的料是怎么来的？
Rockler买的
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*DroooOooOooOOooools*
A lot of work !! Why don’t you use the same grain direction for the corners than for the side ?
I wanted the corners to go in a different direction just because I like the look. In my mind, continuous grain wrapping around on something like this just doesn’t seem very interesting
Eso no es curvar madera..... Tiene mil máquinas y herramientas para hacer algo tan simple..... Además, las esquinas de la caja no siguen la veta o dirección de la otra madera...... mal, muy mal......Los rusos , con piedras y palos logran trabajos maravillosos.....!!!......
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Thanks
Love your videos!
Nine2FiveGamer thank you!