Hi Sean from SimpleCove and good day to you. This was my first time watching your channel and I enjoyed watching you make this How To Make a Raised Panel Box. Excellent Job and easy follow instructions. I subscribed: liked & shared. Wishing you the very BEST! Thank you for your time, talents, tips, and sharing your video. Take care an have a wonderful weekend. Keep on Dreaming and Crafting your passions. Peace & Joy :D Super Fantastic Boxes. The Blue was AWESOME!
looks great sean! i have an acciunt set up and ive tried to upload pics to simplecove a few times and i i was unable to.i forget what it sd but maybe u could give me some suggestions.
Thanks Joe! The next time you try and get an error, shoot me an email with the error. I'm not aware of any bugs (currently lol) so i'm not sure honestly.
I second what Sean said. There are several jigs out there as well, if you want to be extra safe. Bob Van Dyke has a plan for a multi-purpose fence jig that allows for possibilities for raised panels, tenons, and some other operations if you'd like an option that is "extra safe": www.finewoodworking.com/how-to/video/multi-use-tablesaw-rip-fence.aspx
I repurposed the crosscut sled into a miter sled and put brass screws too close to the fence. It sliced into one of the screws. Didn't damage the blade but I won't be doing that again lol.
That blue just pops! Nicely done.
Thank you
Very nice boxes!
Thank you Willem
Hi, Very nice work!, thanks for sharing.
Είναι κομψό και πολύ όμορφο ! Το γούστο σας είναι εξαιρετικό !!!
Beautiful boxes! When you applied finish to the box did you continue applying it to the raised panel also? Or was that part completed before glue up?
No, I didn't apply any more finish to the lid. Thank you!
Really beautiful, can you tell me the name of the tool you are using to cut the space for the hinges at 8:02? thanks for the quality content!
Nice work!! you made raised panels look easy :D
Well lets just say that I have more failed panels than successful panels lol. Thanks for watching Carlos!
Great work Sean! Man, that blue tiger maple top is just awesome!
Thanks Guy! I still cant decide which box I like best because the cherry/green is also great to look at.
This is a very nice box - I like your choice of colours! The splines and raised panels give this a very distinct character. Thanks for sharing!
Appreciate the kind words!
Hi Sean from SimpleCove and good day to you. This was my first time watching your channel and I enjoyed watching you make this How To Make a Raised Panel Box. Excellent Job and easy follow instructions. I subscribed: liked & shared. Wishing you the very BEST! Thank you for your time, talents, tips, and sharing your video. Take care an have a wonderful weekend. Keep on Dreaming and Crafting your passions. Peace & Joy :D Super Fantastic Boxes. The Blue was AWESOME!
Brilliant
Good job.
looks great sean! i have an acciunt set up and ive tried to upload pics to simplecove a few times and i i was unable to.i forget what it sd but maybe u could give me some suggestions.
Thanks Joe! The next time you try and get an error, shoot me an email with the error. I'm not aware of any bugs (currently lol) so i'm not sure honestly.
Sean from SimpleCove ok..cool thanks bro will do.🖒
It turned out great! Great instruction. The blue would not have been my choice, but it really looks good against that dark walnut.
Thanks Bruce. I wanted to try something a little different.
What number plane do you recommend
Number 4 or 5
I wonder if I could cut those panels on table saw without cutting my hand off. I need to get a wixey angle gauge too. my 45 degree stop is way off
Yeah you can. I would set up an auxiliary fence to help in keeping the panel from slipping or falling.
I second what Sean said. There are several jigs out there as well, if you want to be extra safe. Bob Van Dyke has a plan for a multi-purpose fence jig that allows for possibilities for raised panels, tenons, and some other operations if you'd like an option that is "extra safe": www.finewoodworking.com/how-to/video/multi-use-tablesaw-rip-fence.aspx
How do you maintain the 45 degree bevel while hand planing?
What the heck was that spark from at 2:01
I repurposed the crosscut sled into a miter sled and put brass screws too close to the fence. It sliced into one of the screws. Didn't damage the blade but I won't be doing that again lol.
I loved the video Take care Michael from Australia/
How does your hand planes work so good? I got a $25-6 inch one from Home Depot and when I use it it always catches and I can't get a clean line.
Watch a few Paul Sellers videos on tuning hand planes and you will have a plane in good shape that will make fine shavings.
Amazing work 👍👍👍
How do you go about cleaning off the dried glue that seeps in the inside corner after you have shellac on the wood?
I used a chisel to remove the glue. Since the insides of the box were waxed and shellac, it popped right off.
Love that contrast with the colorful dyes. Great build!
Thanks, Michael. I appreciate you watching!
Simply stunning
great stuff!
Thanks!
Nice 👍
Great video