@@ianoliver3879 yes, that too. the roller is good, as are the manufactured boxes. the drawers are great, but the fall of the unfortunate chest of drawers is already something... I even wonder why he angered the venerable master so much
The demonstration of how the drawers worked was key to explaining all the weird cuts and shapes. Really explained it well. Pictures are worth a thousands words, but a video is worth thousands of pictures.
I spent a couple of days trying to work out how the tilt would work, coming up with all sorts of wierd ideas that didn't work. I spat coffee everywhere when that demo section of the video played - so wonderfully simple yet efficient.
Dragging that chest along the floor, i thought, "he should put some wheels on that", Then I paused the video to take a closer look and changed my mind. A "sledgehammer would be ideal !" I did not expect what happened next. The whole thing fell apart. What a great piece of theatre, how you arranged for the whole thing to fall apart on the tiny tap of a hammer beats me. Great video. Once again you are living up to your channel name, you are truly Epic. I love it.
What I love about your channel so far is that it's perfect for those like me who learn by watching. Not filled with mindless distraction and conversation. Your works are amazing, and THANK YOU for sharing. INSPIRED Oh not to mention for those of us that aren't TH-camrs it's great to watch work that I can actually afford to make and not hours of just watching the rich ppl build ideas with thousands of dollars worth of tools I can't afford. So end up trying to figure out what I can make with the items I can buy. Those 3,000.00 dollar slabs of wood will never be available to me.
One of the most satisfying feelings in the world is when you take a slab of dumpster-wood and cut/plane it, revealing the fresh wood underneath. Love your builds! Can't help pick up a few old-army tricks whenever I see one of your videos.
Thanks fo video. Such a chest will be excellent for my wife's carving knives. The explanatory segment at 12'45" prompts me to make those pieces and use them as templates for the drawer sides and the carcass glides.
My late domestic partner would’ve loved these videos, too. He was a retired cabinet maker, and he would’ve been interested in the hardware you’ve made.
Yes look there, now you've made something so beautiful out of an old IKEA box. The way you did it with the drawers sliding and folding down is a great idea. I also really like the fact that you painted it red. Red is my favorite color. Many thanks for showing it.
besides the funny beginning (which was unexpected and hillarious) just another piece of art from you. The quietness with which you build these pieces is not only inspiring but also relaxing. This channel has raised the quality of how woodworking videos on TH-cam should look like by several magnitudes
Love the function of the drawers, such a simple design and so effective, especially when mounted as you have it. No need for tip toes to see inside that upper drawer. Love it. Thanks again for sharing.
I did see the short on the easiest way to disassemble furniture. You had me hooked, thought I was going to learn something 😊 wish I had a Merlin hammer to do magical disassembles.
Always one of my favorite makers. I make most of my projects from recycled materials so it hits home. People keep complaining about the price of timber but not us, lol
I have often wondered how to do that as sometimes things get lost at the back of a drawer. I also like the dividers to keep things in their respective places. I'm so very glad I found this!
@@andrewkennedy9704 cheers! I decided to invest in a thickness planer this year as currently the price of timber in the UK is ridiculously expensive and our work scraps a lot of pallets so I’m just breaking them down and using that wood instead.
I saw a small smile of satiifaction when you tapped the underside of the defunked dresser and then by a pure miricle fell to many peices. Well done and i like pallets as well. A creative reuse which i might respectively replicate. Thanks again for a wonderful project. Cheers from Idaho , USA.
I have 3 people on TH-cam that I wait for new releases. You sir are still my number 1 x I'm literally running out of words to describe your beautiful amazing skilled work. Love it x
AMAZING AS ALL THE PROJECTS YOU' VE MADE . I THINK THERE ARE STILL A FEW SPOTS LEFT IN YOUR WORKSHOP THAT NEED SOMETHING... GREETINGS FROM MYTILENE LESVOS GREECE.
Some people would put dovetails in this whole drawer just to show up, but at the end of the day those nails did the same job. People often forget that being a pro is not just knowing the techniques, but when to use them. Very enjoyable video, as always.
Thousands upon thousands of these pine wood cupboards and bookshelves were sold in the 80ties and 90ties. Today they are filling the dumps, because fashion has changed. It's great to see at least a few being used for something good. And as always, your wood working skills are beyond and above anyone else...
This will be excellent for carving knives. I can suggest a possible improvement. When I made heayduty drawers for a big tool chest, I cut the slides as french cleats. This method keeps drawers from cocking and jamming, and actually keeps the walls of the carcass from bowing too. Oak makes a durable slide and when waxed the drawers slide easily.
Great build. I want to put pull-out/tilt down drawers in the bottom of my kitchen cabinets for spices, knives, and other culinary implements. If room allows, I may dedicate one drawer to basic hand tools to cut down on the trips to the basement every time I need a screwdriver, pliers, etc.
J’admire la patience dont vous faites preuve dans vos réalisations. Vous redonnez une deuxième vie à de vieux matériaux avec beaucoup de goût. Je rêverais d’avoir votre savoir-faire, 👏👏
I like the tilt-down feature, it makes drawers placed at this height useful. A nice way to keep the lathe accessories clean, organized, and easy to reach. Savage choice of color! although Grizzly green would have tied it together nicely.
No, on the contrary. A true artist must always break out of conventional habits. You are in a world of color and you deliberately barricade yourself within the confines of green - why? Try red, blue, yellow, metallic! Break out. That pop of red in his wood toned workshop is a beautiful touch. Perfect.
Sir,i am a fans of you from Taiwan, everytime looking your woodworking making me thinking about even recycle wood can build a useful work.Thanks your sharing.
Another fabulous build. I love the tilt mechanism. Great to see it's not only me who cuts up old furniture for new projects. Brilliant to see something so useful made from resources many would have taken to the tip.
Dear if you are an artist with you hand and knowledge, I don’t get tired of watching your videos and learning please,I wanted to ask you are robust to your extensive wisdom thank you from Miami carlos
i love that you use manual tools as much as possible. not, however, enjoying how you are inspiring me to start woodworking (watching your videos while taking a break in between building my computer desk and nipples deep in sawdust)
Everything in perfect order, yes, but with super luxurious finishes. New master class, on how to reuse wood that no one wants anymore. Congratulations and thank you. Greetings.
this is exactly how i woodwork awesome. I find an old dresser someone else sees trash but i see oak! or a dinner table even better alot of cherry and maple from them, people throw them out like crazy and easier to pick up and get around then dressers lol
My first thought when I saw how wobbly the chest of drawers were, looks like my wife assembled that, then when it disintegrated after you tapped it with a hammer, definitely made by my wife. Yet another fantastic build and repurpose of existing materials. Absolutely love your work.
Good Sir, you have a delightful sense of humor. Best 30 second intro. Can anyone watch it and resist the compulsion to quip, "They sure don't make 'em like they used to..."?
Another great piece of craftsmanship. Really simple but so much detail once again. Really inspiring. Thank you for showing us all how to make incredible things from wood that would generally end up at the dump or in landfill. Amazing
I really liked and enjoyed your video of this project. One minor point, I'd like to see the result first and than enjoy watching the path of making it.
Your build style is really enjoyable to watch, hammering in nails, the hand saw, chisel and plane work, then a hand crank drill? Just proves the point that not everything requires a power tool solution. The project turned out amazing, thank you for sharing.
I especially liked the high-speed disassembly of the chest of drawers.
I especially liked the shooting and editing. But the narration was even more brilliant.
@@ianoliver3879 yes, that too. the roller is good, as are the manufactured boxes. the drawers are great, but the fall of the unfortunate chest of drawers is already something... I even wonder why he angered the venerable master so much
Aye, someone's been takikg presenting tips from Torbjörn Åhman 😉😂
His grin afterwards lol
"Must be from IKEA..."
The demonstration of how the drawers worked was key to explaining all the weird cuts and shapes. Really explained it well. Pictures are worth a thousands words, but a video is worth thousands of pictures.
Thanks for the comments :)
True! A video IS a thousand pictures!
I spent a couple of days trying to work out how the tilt would work, coming up with all sorts of wierd ideas that didn't work. I spat coffee everywhere when that demo section of the video played - so wonderfully simple yet efficient.
TH-cam was made for brilliant channels like this one.
Dragging that chest along the floor, i thought, "he should put some wheels on that", Then I paused the video to take a closer look and changed my mind. A "sledgehammer would be ideal !" I did not expect what happened next. The whole thing fell apart. What a great piece of theatre, how you arranged for the whole thing to fall apart on the tiny tap of a hammer beats me. Great video. Once again you are living up to your channel name, you are truly Epic. I love it.
Thanks Ray :)
I love that you can do that .
Mesmerizing, as usual ! 😮
The drawers are absolutely brilliant. No, wait a minute...You're absolutely and totally brilliant 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Marie :)
Yes!
What I love about your channel so far is that it's perfect for those like me who learn by watching. Not filled with mindless distraction and conversation. Your works are amazing, and THANK YOU for sharing. INSPIRED
Oh not to mention for those of us that aren't TH-camrs it's great to watch work that I can actually afford to make and not hours of just watching the rich ppl build ideas with thousands of dollars worth of tools I can't afford. So end up trying to figure out what I can make with the items I can buy. Those 3,000.00 dollar slabs of wood will never be available to me.
One of the most satisfying feelings in the world is when you take a slab of dumpster-wood and cut/plane it, revealing the fresh wood underneath.
Love your builds! Can't help pick up a few old-army tricks whenever I see one of your videos.
again absolutely brilliant, I could see that in my sewing room, blow lathe parts, I'd use it for sewing needles and such.
Nothing loosen me than looking a talented old-school woodcrafter. thank you
Thanks fo video. Such a chest will be excellent for my wife's carving knives. The explanatory segment at 12'45" prompts me to make those pieces and use them as templates for the drawer sides and the carcass glides.
Beautiful!!!!!!!!
Tilting drawer mechanism ... brilliant
Great idea!
Beautiful! And I really enjoyed that disassembly scene with the little tap of the hammer. It was hilarious!
My Dad would have really enjoyed watching you work, He was a machinist by trade and also was meticulous when constructing a project.
My late domestic partner would’ve loved these videos, too. He was a retired cabinet maker, and he would’ve been interested in the hardware you’ve made.
Most satisfying and inspiring channel on TH-cam.
Thanks :)
I'm a regular viewer! Thanks for the content!
You're welcome. More coming soon :)
Yes look there, now you've made something so beautiful out of an old IKEA box.
The way you did it with the drawers sliding and folding down is a great idea.
I also really like the fact that you painted it red. Red is my favorite color.
Many thanks for showing it.
I love everything about that box! I don't know how l ended on this channel but I'm glad l did. Now I'm binge watching. Thank you!!!
Thanks for the comments, Norrie :)
besides the funny beginning (which was unexpected and hillarious) just another piece of art from you. The quietness with which you build these pieces is not only inspiring but also relaxing. This channel has raised the quality of how woodworking videos on TH-cam should look like by several magnitudes
Thanks very much, Philipp :)
Love the function of the drawers, such a simple design and so effective, especially when mounted as you have it. No need for tip toes to see inside that upper drawer. Love it. Thanks again for sharing.
I did see the short on the easiest way to disassemble furniture. You had me hooked, thought I was going to learn something 😊 wish I had a Merlin hammer to do magical disassembles.
Always one of my favorite makers. I make most of my projects from recycled materials so it hits home. People keep complaining about the price of timber but not us, lol
Mesmerized watching you work!
Then when you did your demo on how the drawers would work! I was stunned and said out loud, “So that’s how that works!”
Not only are the drawers impressive, but that plane camera angle is super impressive.
Спасибо за 24 минуты отдыха и созерцания столярного волшебства =)
I have often wondered how to do that as sometimes things get lost at the back of a drawer. I also like the dividers to keep things in their respective places. I'm so very glad I found this!
Currently building my kids a new playhouse from reclaimed pallet wood as I’ve been inspired by you and your various videos! All the best.
Good luck with your project.
@@andrewkennedy9704 cheers! I decided to invest in a thickness planer this year as currently the price of timber in the UK is ridiculously expensive and our work scraps a lot of pallets so I’m just breaking them down and using that wood instead.
@@Cncguru-wl9hn if youre planning on doing more pallet projects look into a pallet buster. They make breaking down the pallets much easier.
@@andrewkennedy9704 cool thanks for the advice 👍
@@Cncguru-wl9hn 👍 cheers!
I saw a small smile of satiifaction when you tapped the underside of the defunked dresser and then by a pure miricle fell to many peices. Well done and i like pallets as well. A creative reuse which i might respectively replicate. Thanks again for a wonderful project. Cheers from Idaho , USA.
Thanks Chris :)
I just finished binge watching your content. You sir are amazing.
Thanks Mark, glad you enjoyed the videos. More coming soon :)
very neat design
Thanks :)
Extraordinarily talented!
Love the tilt feature. Ingenious!
Great project! One of my favorite channels! Love how you set the cabinet up to fall apart, brilliant!
Thanks Scott :)
I have 3 people on TH-cam that I wait for new releases. You sir are still my number 1 x I'm literally running out of words to describe your beautiful amazing skilled work. Love it x
Thanks very much :)
You consistently create the most unique objects from the least unique materials. Can’t wait till your next video!
Thanks Raymond. More coming soon :)
Great as always. Appreciated the 2D model of how the drawer mechanism works.
Thanks Peter :)
What are the measurements for said drawer mechanism?
Dude, this mechanism is so awesome!!!
That thing you did at the beginning was just the start of a genius video. Well played sir👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Mik :)
Wow. Just the innovation I needed to find today. Thanks!
AMAZING AS ALL THE PROJECTS YOU' VE MADE . I THINK THERE ARE STILL A FEW SPOTS LEFT IN YOUR WORKSHOP THAT NEED SOMETHING... GREETINGS FROM MYTILENE LESVOS GREECE.
Some people would put dovetails in this whole drawer just to show up, but at the end of the day those nails did the same job. People often forget that being a pro is not just knowing the techniques, but when to use them.
Very enjoyable video, as always.
Thanks :)
Would make an excellent jewelry box!
Thousands upon thousands of these pine wood cupboards and bookshelves were sold in the 80ties and 90ties. Today they are filling the dumps, because fashion has changed. It's great to see at least a few being used for something good. And as always, your wood working skills are beyond and above anyone else...
I like it very much, that he still uses some simple tools.
Genius!! The ability to tilt the drawers down so you can see into them is just genius!! Love this build along with all the others.
Thanks Caroline :)
Minute 12:44 - top notch(es) illustration of design in action! Very nice.
You Sir are gifted, you keep out doing yourself. Thank you and keep them coming
Thanks Norm. More coming soon :)
Thanks again for the intelligent mans' guide on how to build something. Head and shoulders above the rest. 🔨 Excelsior!
Thanks Michael :)
This will be excellent for carving knives. I can suggest a possible improvement. When I made heayduty drawers for a big tool chest, I cut the slides as french cleats. This method keeps drawers from cocking and jamming, and actually keeps the walls of the carcass from bowing too. Oak makes a durable slide and when waxed the drawers slide easily.
Great build. I want to put pull-out/tilt down drawers in the bottom of my kitchen cabinets for spices, knives, and other culinary implements. If room allows, I may dedicate one drawer to basic hand tools to cut down on the trips to the basement every time I need a screwdriver, pliers, etc.
J’admire la patience dont vous faites preuve dans vos réalisations. Vous redonnez une deuxième vie à de vieux matériaux avec beaucoup de goût.
Je rêverais d’avoir votre savoir-faire, 👏👏
Oh Wow! I need one of these…. Only on wheels and with a pull along handle like a rolling suitcase.🐝🤗❤️
A talented guy with a sense of humor.
Absolutely brilliant, massive patience
How amazing! I kept hoping you’d use it for a secret fountain pen collection! I’m amazed how you think up these projects!
That's the first plane-cam I've ever seen in a woodworking video. Nice job!
Those close-up planing shots were so satisfying!
Cracking bit of Saturday morning woodworking therapy 👍
You have an inventor's brain. Loved this project from 'demolition' theatre to plane cam to non-slip lining the drawers. Brilliant. Thanks very much.
I like the tilt-down feature, it makes drawers placed at this height useful. A nice way to keep the lathe accessories clean, organized, and easy to reach. Savage choice of color! although Grizzly green would have tied it together nicely.
No, on the contrary. A true artist must always break out of conventional habits. You are in a world of color and you deliberately barricade yourself within the confines of green - why? Try red, blue, yellow, metallic! Break out. That pop of red in his wood toned workshop is a beautiful touch. Perfect.
Sir,i am a fans of you from Taiwan, everytime looking your woodworking making me thinking about even recycle wood can build a useful work.Thanks your sharing.
Hideki is very impressed with the wonderful work.
You are to Carpentry what Torbjorn Ahman is to blacksmithing and I love it. You're a treat to watch, sir.
Thanks Jeremy :)
Genius design. In my humble opinion, the best so far.
Thanks Kay :)
I really appreciate u showing us how the drawers work!
All these projects of yours are awesome! I would really like to see you convert the back of a mini van into a portable mini workshop!
Jason the jeaneous knocks it out of the ball park again 👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👍
best disassembly process ever.
Another fabulous build. I love the tilt mechanism. Great to see it's not only me who cuts up old furniture for new projects. Brilliant to see something so useful made from resources many would have taken to the tip.
Thanks Jonathan :)
Dear if you are an artist with you hand and knowledge, I don’t get tired of watching your videos and learning please,I wanted to ask you are robust to your extensive wisdom thank you from Miami carlos
Thanks Carlos :)
I love this Wizards work. A true craftsman. Bless you my Brother! Keep living the dream.
Thanks :)
i love that you use manual tools as much as possible. not, however, enjoying how you are inspiring me to start woodworking (watching your videos while taking a break in between building my computer desk and nipples deep in sawdust)
I imagine that doing this kind of work is just as therapeutic as it is watching it.
Everything in perfect order, yes, but with super luxurious finishes.
New master class, on how to reuse wood that no one wants anymore.
Congratulations and thank you. Greetings.
Thanks very much :)
Another fantastic build and a intro that made me chuckle.
You said "thank's for watching" I say "thank's for share your talent" likes !!
Just Genius but you know I am a big fan. I just keep re watching x
Smart design and quite an improvement from that starting point
I was very excited to see you posted a new video!! I really enjoy fulfilling my woodworking dreams vicariously through you! 😂🤣
Wow!
The holding-mechanism is genius. Many many thanks for this excellent work! I'll use the idea for an small tool holder cabinet.
One of the best woodworking videos I have seen. It was a real pleasure.
Thanks George :)
Otro cabinet muy útil!! Los cajones me gustan mucho la inclinación que le ha dado, otro trabajo que me ha encantado. Gracias!!. 👌👍
this is exactly how i woodwork awesome. I find an old dresser someone else sees trash but i see oak! or a dinner table even better alot of cherry and maple from them, people throw them out like crazy and easier to pick up and get around then dressers lol
My first thought when I saw how wobbly the chest of drawers were, looks like my wife assembled that, then when it disintegrated after you tapped it with a hammer, definitely made by my wife. Yet another fantastic build and repurpose of existing materials. Absolutely love your work.
Thanks very much :)
As soon as you tapped the top and it fell apart, I said , well that's one way to do it. Beautiful work Jason.
Thanks Penny :)
Master craftsman, in every sense of the phrase. Loved the dis-assembly. Thanks.
Good Sir, you have a delightful sense of humor.
Best 30 second intro. Can anyone watch it and resist the compulsion to quip, "They sure don't make 'em like they used to..."?
Another great piece of craftsmanship. Really simple but so much detail once again. Really inspiring. Thank you for showing us all how to make incredible things from wood that would generally end up at the dump or in landfill. Amazing
Thanks Chris :)
I really liked and enjoyed your video of this project.
One minor point, I'd like to see the result first and than enjoy watching the path of making it.
I haven't seen one of those hand drills in for years how cool
Your build style is really enjoyable to watch, hammering in nails, the hand saw, chisel and plane work, then a hand crank drill? Just proves the point that not everything requires a power tool solution. The project turned out amazing, thank you for sharing.
Thanks Randy :)
I watch these on mute while on calls. I really love them. Thank you for your videos. I hope they inspire me to create. I admire you.
Thanks Philip :)
12:53 absolutely brilliant and a fantastic way of showing it!! Thanks!
This is brilliant! I will certainly be making something with these drawers. Thanks.
The disassemblying of the chester was an overture bonus show😀😀😀
Every time just blown away by your builds.
*lovely and practical* 😉👍
Thanks :)