Thanks man, you just saved me from buying some generic crap on Amazon, and making a cool custom pull i can be proud of. Great to the point no music bs vid!
I just added 5 drawers to my shop in my miter saw station. I ran out of time in the shop today, so I just searched making drawer pulls to see some ideas. Very nice. I had thought about the 2nd one with 15 degree bevels on both top and bottom. Simple - yet functional. Tomorrow they will be made!
Great video! Right on time. We are building a dresser right now and we couldn't find any pulls that we liked. Great tip on running the end grain through first! Thanks for the tips!
Thanks, I just got done building Queen Captains Bed (Storage). I wanted to make some wood pulls because I knew most traditional Drawer pulls would eventually get damaged from getting in and out of the Bed. I liked the one cut at 15 degrees. Since the Drawer face was 33 inches I made the Pulls 11 inches about 1/3 the width and looks good. Used some reclaimed wood from old High school Benches from the auditorium bleachers that I got from a Demolition job.
I'm planning some drawer handles for my workshop soon. Already had a design in mind that is the same as no.2 but the end bevelled the other way so you are less likely to catch on it when walking past.
Used your idea today and added angled bar pulls to my drawer set up under my drill press table. (4 drawers) Works great looks great and was very easy to do. Thanks again for the video. This was a very quick easy project.
Nice job amigo! I'm currently building Johnny's outfeed / assembly table and then on to Jay's mitre saw table.....lots of drawers that need lots of pulls!
I'm with you. I like the last one the best. I suppose you could knock out a bunch of these once you get the setups the way you want. Then you'll have them on hand as needed for future shop projects. For that last one, could you cut a notch on the table saw first then just make one pass on the router table to cut the curved profile inside? Would that avoid the need for that extra pass on the router table to clean up what was left by the rounded bit?
Omg I love your videos I saw your video where you fix the playground you are really good at making things and you inspire me so much and I’m also new to your channel and I already love your videos
Cool video straight to the point and gave a whole bunch of options. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration I'm going to be making a coffee table that I'm considering putting a removable box or full length removable drawer/tray in would like to make my own pulls. Helps a lot!
Great vid but what I really like was the cast iron router table. Mine is getting a little wore out. Went to take a look at it and its not available, only the mdf one. I'll keep an eye out for it.
I like the first and third ones most. Did you consider hollowing out the first pull to make it a bit more functional? I was thinking you could do it with a plunge router before starting your cuts?
Built my xcarve table off of your plans for your xcarve table. I did a little different set up underneath to fit my needs. Now I need some drawer pulls. Why didn't I look here first? LOL
Beautiful work, Brad. Those things can be expensive. Always nice to be able to make them yourself. Good idea for a video, I'll save this for later. Thanks buddy!
The first one could have benefitted with the first idea, use the fostner bit to make shallow finger recesses on the bottom side; it would accommodate for older folks with weak grips.
Awesome door pulls brad exactly what I was looking for on my shop cupboards, also that Jet router table looked sweet. Wonder if I can buy just the lift insert ?
I've only got experience with this JET model. The dust collection, fence and lift are well built. There are a lot of new options out there. Hopefully this gave you a little better idea of what the JET has since that's all I can help you with on that one.
@8:02 “leave a comment down below, let me know which one you like the best” Okay @1:29 I like the way it looks @2:44 this is definitely my favorite @2:57 “I like it a lot” @4:06 “I like this design and if you angled the outsides it could look pretty cool, too” @6:08 “I definitely like the full profile better” @6:25 “I really Ike how this one turned out” @6:26 “this one is actually my favorite” @7:31 “I really like how this last one turned out” @7:33 “for sure my favorite” You’re asking me??
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This is great! I always forget how much pulls are until it's time to get some. What a great alternative.
Exactly! Dude, congrats on 10k!
Thanks, Brad!
Thanks man, you just saved me from buying some generic crap on Amazon, and making a cool custom pull i can be proud of. Great to the point no music bs vid!
I just added 5 drawers to my shop in my miter saw station. I ran out of time in the shop today, so I just searched making drawer pulls to see some ideas. Very nice. I had thought about the 2nd one with 15 degree bevels on both top and bottom. Simple - yet functional. Tomorrow they will be made!
Thank you for the straight forward clear instruction. I made a Modern Angle pull, and I really like how it looks as a box lid handle. Cheers.
Great video Brad. Love your 5 designs and mostly that you've made me realize the endless possibilities to create custom drawer pulls.
Thanks, Marie! there really are limitless possibilities
Finally i got this easy way to make diy drawer pull ...thanks a lot...
Thanks bunches Brad! it's the simple stuff that we miss! I went with pull number 3 for my Bandsaw/Drill press cart. handy use for left over cypress!
I do really like the last sample draw handle you made and am now going to make some . Thanks from Melbourne Australia for your video.
I was pondering how to make drawer pulls and this video was exactly what I needed to see. Thanks.
I love the shop made drawer pull. Wonderful tips to show the possibilities.
thanks!
I just build the 2nd design for my shop drawers...
Thank you very much for the demonstration and inspiration
Great video! Right on time. We are building a dresser right now and we couldn't find any pulls that we liked. Great tip on running the end grain through first! Thanks for the tips!
Cool! I'd love to see what you come up with
Thanks, I just got done building Queen Captains Bed (Storage). I wanted to make some wood pulls because I knew most traditional Drawer pulls would eventually get damaged from getting in and out of the Bed. I liked the one cut at 15 degrees. Since the Drawer face was 33 inches I made the Pulls 11 inches about 1/3 the width and looks good. Used some reclaimed wood from old High school Benches from the auditorium bleachers that I got from a Demolition job.
Well, you saved me some $$$ for sure! I’m just finishing a dozen drawers in some tool storage- next is pulls!
Nice Brad. I think I’ll go with #2 when I make the pulls for my drawers! Thanks for sharing!
It's been dubbed the KitKat :)
Thanks for the great ideas! I'm looking forward to making some drawer pulls for my shop soon!
I like the coved and roundover pull best. Nice video, Brad!
thanks, Matt!
I'm planning some drawer handles for my workshop soon. Already had a design in mind that is the same as no.2 but the end bevelled the other way so you are less likely to catch on it when walking past.
I think the 3rd one is my favorite, Brad!
That one is growing on me, might take over first for me
Very helpful thank you. Just finished a tallboy and needed some ideas. Ended up using the third handle and it looks great.
Great video with a pull for every taste.
I like number two the best... 😂 that jet router table looks killer.
I'm partial to 2 as well just from a simplicity perspective. And the table is a beast!
Since I'm already a subscriber, the least I can do is 👍 this video. No more buying expensive drawer pulls when I can "DIM" (do it myself). Cheers!
Thanks! It's a great money saver!
What a great idea!!!! The second one is in my future!!!
Very good presentation, just what I needed to complete my workshop cabinets. I knew why I waited so long to get around to making them. 🇬🇧
Used your idea today and added angled bar pulls to my drawer set up under my drill press table. (4 drawers) Works great looks great and was very easy to do. Thanks again for the video. This was a very quick easy project.
Awesome!
Excellent video. Well organized and video angles that really show the “how to”. Definitely watching your other videos.
Great video! You make it look so easy since you broke each piece up. Thanks!
That's the idea...it's not hard!
Great video Brad. Always hated to put a purchased pull on an item I spent so much time making. Nice variety on your pulls.
thanks, Aaron!
Looks great, Brad! I've not made drawer pulls before, and this video is so helpful in getting started!
Nice job and explanation of how to make each one. Thank you very much.
You're welcome!
#2 Is my favorite with the bent angles.
Very nice video. You always present great ideas and tips, and I always learn something from you. I like the last one also.
thanks, Tom!
I'm going to make some of these!! Thanks for the Video
Simple and to the point. Awesome video!
Nice video, and great examples of what’s possible.
Thanks! This is just scratching the surface too
Good Tips! this is a good use for scrap hardwood. Thanks
Yeah, exactly! I didn't really hit that in the vid, but that's the idea. Free wood = free pulls
Scrap hardwood? In my shop that is an oxymoron. hehe
LOL
This is an awesome project, and the video is full of great tips! Thanks Brad!
You're welcome, Curt!
Some great ideas and tips there Brad, Thanks.
Barry (ENG)
Glad you liked it, Barry!
Fantastic video, even I can follow these instructions
thanks!
Nice job amigo! I'm currently building Johnny's outfeed / assembly table and then on to Jay's mitre saw table.....lots of drawers that need lots of pulls!
Great Vid Brad! By far my favorite style of your videos!
Thanks, Eric! I plan on more in this style the rest of the year
Very helpful video, used for my screen door
Great tips Brad thank you!
these are some sweet tips to make some awesome and affordable pulls my friend!
Right on, brother. Maybe I'll toss some on the cornhole boards :)
Terrific - swift and informative. Excellent. 👍
Nice video! And the router looks great!
I'm with you. I like the last one the best. I suppose you could knock out a bunch of these once you get the setups the way you want. Then you'll have them on hand as needed for future shop projects.
For that last one, could you cut a notch on the table saw first then just make one pass on the router table to cut the curved profile inside? Would that avoid the need for that extra pass on the router table to clean up what was left by the rounded bit?
videoscrapheap good idea! I think that would work making the saw cut first
I own none of those tools, but totally enjoyed the video 🤓🥸🤩
Another though to the last one .. a core box bit (half inch?) light shallow run over the outside surface for the thumb to rest in would be nice too.
good idea!
Omg I love your videos I saw your video where you fix the playground you are really good at making things and you inspire me so much and I’m also new to your channel and I already love your videos
Obrigado pelo vídeo.
Fiz o puxador número 2 .
Instalei no portão da garagem.
Great video! I liked the looks of several versions!
Good, they will go on your cabinets :)
Nice job on these Brad! I think the 2nd one is my favourite. Can't wait to get a router table... Might need to look into that one from Jet.
It's a solid machine
Great video. Thanks for sharing this info. Great work.
Nice work. Jealous of that router table!
It's a nice one :)
Made the second version today, perfect for my needs. Thank you for sharing
Do it yourself, so brilliant!
Cool video straight to the point and gave a whole bunch of options. Thanks for the instructions and inspiration I'm going to be making a coffee table that I'm considering putting a removable box or full length removable drawer/tray in would like to make my own pulls. Helps a lot!
I 've made it. Thank you so much for the video. So inspiring 🙏🙂
Nice video, I like the # 3 and # 5
Nice work Brad! 👍👊
thanks, Fred!
i've watched a few of your videos but sub'ed when i watched this one. very helpful. great job!
excellent video Brad
Thanks, Tom!
Awesome! Definitely a few ways to up your game with builds. Plus they add another customization layer!
Exactly! Makes it even more custom
Great vid but what I really like was the cast iron router table. Mine is getting a little wore out. Went to take a look at it and its not available, only the mdf one. I'll keep an eye out for it.
Randy Hinton yeah, it's really nice and sturdy!
I like the first and third ones most. Did you consider hollowing out the first pull to make it a bit more functional? I was thinking you could do it with a plunge router before starting your cuts?
Built my xcarve table off of your plans for your xcarve table. I did a little different set up underneath to fit my needs. Now I need some drawer pulls. Why didn't I look here first? LOL
Beautiful work, Brad. Those things can be expensive. Always nice to be able to make them yourself. Good idea for a video, I'll save this for later. Thanks buddy!
Yeah, if you do a huge storage cabinet setup you could save hundreds!
Very Nice
Really helpful - thank you
The first one could have benefitted with the first idea, use the fostner bit to make shallow finger recesses on the bottom side; it would accommodate for older folks with weak grips.
Good idea! I should have just done small recesses
awesome as always
Glad you dig them
I HAVE #3 IN THE SHOP BUT I LIKE #4.
#4 is definitely more refined!
Good job! those are some great ideas.
I made four of the second model today for my mitersaw stand drawers.
Awesome!
Awesome door pulls brad exactly what I was looking for on my shop cupboards, also that Jet router table looked sweet. Wonder if I can buy just the lift insert ?
Great. ..excelent!
thanks!
Thanks for share!amazing!
I love your channel!
Thank you!
You should do something with a 3d printer
Been looking at it!
Thanks, Brad! Really helpful! One question - what is the name of the green jig that you used to space the holes? Thanks!!
well done
Love it Love it
I can't decide which I like more, the 2nd or the 4th. I need to get a router table ASAP. Did you get yours from Rockler?
I actually got it direct from JET. They are only 30 minutes from my house. But they do sell them at Rockler and Woodcraft
I’m in the market for a router table. Any thoughts as to the jet vs. woodpeckers or Kreg?
I've only got experience with this JET model. The dust collection, fence and lift are well built. There are a lot of new options out there. Hopefully this gave you a little better idea of what the JET has since that's all I can help you with on that one.
thank you
Where did you get that hand sander pad? It sure looks like it works well.
Got from Rockler
What kind of wood and stain did you use?
I like them all, but I think I like the 2nd one a little bit more than the rest.
I'm naming that one the kit kat :)
nice!
@8:02 “leave a comment down below, let me know which one you like the best” Okay @1:29 I like the way it looks @2:44 this is definitely my favorite @2:57 “I like it a lot” @4:06 “I like this design and if you angled the outsides it could look pretty cool, too” @6:08 “I definitely like the full profile better” @6:25 “I really Ike how this one turned out” @6:26 “this one is actually my favorite” @7:31 “I really like how this last one turned out” @7:33 “for sure my favorite” You’re asking me??
😂 😂 😂
What is the size of the wood?
I think you're using a Roundnose bit, not a cove bit. At least, I went and bought a cove bit to make these and it looks different.
I really love this but, I’m too young to do this and I might cut myself easily. Sooooo my dad does those stuff for me
Hello
Droerpuls
You said that if you watch the video you will like it
But I didn’t like it
Thanks