Sash mortis chisels, expensive and sleek dividers, and maybe long pairing chisels or a fishtail chisel. Can’t think of much else but we are always looking at more tools. Thank you for sharing your cabinet! Like others posted, I’d just add a third hinge to each door. If you can find a matching set that’s an easy win.
It looks really great! I like the baby blue colour on the inside. I think you might want to upgrade the hinges before you load the doors with tools. Those hinges are great for cupboards but if you are loading the doors with expensive tools the thought of a hing failing pains my heart if your hand tools take a beating on the way down. I would use hinges rated for twice the weight that you expect to need. You probably already thought of this so I'm going to be quiet now. Keep the videos coming.
Hi Nate, thanks for watching man. I'm glad you liked the video. And actually no I hadn't really thought of that. I just used the hinges I was given at Uni. I agree I don't want the door breaking off. So I will look into other hinges. thanks again
That is a really nice tool box, Sean. They may not be an original idea that you can up with, but the saw holder was pure class. Overall, an awesome job 👌
First of all you have a very nice collection of tools and the cabinet looks incredible .The vainer spray works amazing I got some from my buddy that build cabinets and he swears bi it.Very nice
HI Frank! thanks for watching man! and thanks for your kind words! yeah I love that spray, I think i will use it a lot in the future! see you in the next video
You do know that one day they will make you leave school, 🤭😁🎩👍Enjoy your days and thank your parents for the opportunity to do what you Love. Best regards Sean
Hey again! yeah I know. crazy stuff... it will come quickly! Yes I am very grateful for the opportunities I have been given and help and advice for people along the way!
As usual, super build Sean! You were able to get a lot of tools in that small space nice job...love the veneer, I knew you weren't going to leave it plain plywood
HI Gregory, thank for watching again mate! Yeah I'm suprised I didn't need to use the doors. So it's good I have space for future tools! It funny you know how my style.... Of course I couldn't leave it plain plywood hahaha!
Plywood but join for the box that will hold a lot of heavy tools? And two not very thick brass hinges for the doors which will too hold quite a weight? Is this what they told you to do in that woodworking school?
Hi, I have been woodworking for 8 years and I can absolutely tell you biscuits don't ad any strength. They can at times weaken a joint. I would suggest taking the time to do tests and experiments. but if you don't want to. there are lots of videos on TH-cams telling you why biscuits don't ad strength. check out 'Rag n bone browns' video on biscuit joints.
@@SeanEvelegh There are times when a biscuit can weaken a joint. There are also joints where a biscuit adds strength. RagnBone's test only tested small end grain joints. Hardly a thorough test. Biscuits have been used for decades. Used correctly in appropriate situations, they can add considerable strength.
Hey Sean great job on the tool box. All nice to have your tool organised like that and boy you’ve got some beautiful tools there mate. Look forward to the next instalment. Think you may want some wheels on the box because it looks heavy to take to jobs lol 😂
Hi Simon, glad you liked it! Yeah I very lucky with the tools I have. I was thinking about adding wheels, i might in the future. But it's more of a wall hanging cabinet. And I won't be moving it a lot. But when i do move it, it would be helpful to have wheels! thanks for watching again!
you can buy jojoba oil from amazon, camellia oil also is good. it's also a beauty product for your skin. so you can get it from a beauty shop, it will be cheaper there. and it's the exact same thing
Hi Simon, I use Jojoba oil. and I rub it on the tools about once a week. I think i will make a video in the future about preventing rust on hand tool and machines!
So, you have a LOT of nice, expensive hand tools. And you used machines, biscuits and plywood to make a tool chest... BTW you may have problems with extra tools on the door- that weight applies stress on the hinges, made worse by having them in the wrong position. They should be near the corners (where the corner structure adds rigidity to the side, and increased separation reduces the moment acting on the hinge). A poster advises another hinge- do not put it in the middle, where it provides no resistance to twisting, put it at the top.
man they build just cabinets with no thinking in advance for example building box bevor veneering🤯 and making statements that are wrong like lamellos doesnt have any strength but i like the end result
@@samsherlock3652 not tones, I get some from doing exhibitions, some from people, you contact me from TH-cam. and mainly just word of mouth and people i know. All the commission i've done are filmed on my channel.
Hi Mathew, it's called a sliding bevel. (but the brand I got... called it their multi tool) I have the bridge city sliding bevel "multi tool". but lots of other brands make it
@@ToyProtecter Hi Leon, oh i see. I didn't mean to say the box was going to be make from hand tools. I meant the box was going to be made for hand tools.
Biscuits do add strength.
Sash mortis chisels, expensive and sleek dividers, and maybe long pairing chisels or a fishtail chisel. Can’t think of much else but we are always looking at more tools. Thank you for sharing your cabinet!
Like others posted, I’d just add a third hinge to each door. If you can find a matching set that’s an easy win.
I liked the way you stored your planes, squares and saws. Time to change my cabinet! This was inspiring!
Thanks Don, that's great to hear. glad you liked the video and cabinet
Great idea with the veneer.
Cool video 🎉
It looks really great! I like the baby blue colour on the inside. I think you might want to upgrade the hinges before you load the doors with tools. Those hinges are great for cupboards but if you are loading the doors with expensive tools the thought of a hing failing pains my heart if your hand tools take a beating on the way down. I would use hinges rated for twice the weight that you expect to need. You probably already thought of this so I'm going to be quiet now. Keep the videos coming.
Hi Nate, thanks for watching man. I'm glad you liked the video. And actually no I hadn't really thought of that. I just used the hinges I was given at Uni. I agree I don't want the door breaking off. So I will look into other hinges. thanks again
Nice Box - Great Video
Hi John, thanks so much! thrilled you liked it!
That is a really nice tool box, Sean. They may not be an original idea that you can up with, but the saw holder was pure class. Overall, an awesome job 👌
Very nice. I like it.
Thank Deb! glad you liked it
First of all you have a very nice collection of tools and the cabinet looks incredible .The vainer spray works amazing I got some from my buddy that build cabinets and he swears bi it.Very nice
HI Frank! thanks for watching man! and thanks for your kind words! yeah I love that spray, I think i will use it a lot in the future! see you in the next video
You do know that one day they will make you leave school, 🤭😁🎩👍Enjoy your days and thank your parents for the opportunity to do what you Love. Best regards Sean
Hey again! yeah I know. crazy stuff... it will come quickly! Yes I am very grateful for the opportunities I have been given and help and advice for people along the way!
Great work! Came out great!
Thanks Max! glad you liked it
Looks great, some great tools in there already.
HI Paul! thank you very much! yeah the tools are amazing! thanks for watching
Looks awesome! Great work
Thanks @red corvette thrilled you liked it!
Nice build Sean! Seems your videos are getting very professional too. Love the snazzy background music.
HI @Dutch Emler, Thank you very much... I am trying the make the video better. thrilled you liked the music, not everyone does haha
As usual, super build Sean! You were able to get a lot of tools in that small space nice job...love the veneer, I knew you weren't going to leave it plain plywood
HI Gregory, thank for watching again mate! Yeah I'm suprised I didn't need to use the doors. So it's good I have space for future tools! It funny you know how my style.... Of course I couldn't leave it plain plywood hahaha!
Which band saw do you use in this video?
Did you end up edge banding the plywood?
Plywood but join for the box that will hold a lot of heavy tools? And two not very thick brass hinges for the doors which will too hold quite a weight? Is this what they told you to do in that woodworking school?
I've been woodworking for over 40 and biscuits ABSOLUTLEY ad strength to a joint, as you will find out in the future with some experience
Hi, I have been woodworking for 8 years and I can absolutely tell you biscuits don't ad any strength. They can at times weaken a joint. I would suggest taking the time to do tests and experiments. but if you don't want to. there are lots of videos on TH-cams telling you why biscuits don't ad strength. check out 'Rag n bone browns' video on biscuit joints.
@@SeanEvelegh There are times when a biscuit can weaken a joint. There are also joints where a biscuit adds strength. RagnBone's test only tested small end grain joints. Hardly a thorough test. Biscuits have been used for decades. Used correctly in appropriate situations, they can add considerable strength.
I love it Sean!!! Amazing work and such a pleasure to watch 😊
Hi Jedidiah, thanks so much. That's very kind, I've got a dovetailed box coming soon, which I think you'll like even better!
Awesome! I can’t wait and know I will!!
I know Im quite off topic but does anyone know a good website to stream new tv shows online ?
@Aden Ernest I use FlixZone. Just google for it =)
@Jerry Ali definitely, been using flixzone for since april myself :D
Very nice thanks
Thanks Dennis, Glad you liked it! thanks for watching man
Hey Sean great job on the tool box. All nice to have your tool organised like that and boy you’ve got some beautiful tools there mate. Look forward to the next instalment. Think you may want some wheels on the box because it looks heavy to take to jobs lol 😂
Hi Simon, glad you liked it! Yeah I very lucky with the tools I have. I was thinking about adding wheels, i might in the future. But it's more of a wall hanging cabinet. And I won't be moving it a lot. But when i do move it, it would be helpful to have wheels! thanks for watching again!
very nice mate, nice use of the scrollsaw too ;) LOL
Hi Jamie! thanks a lot. ahah I had to add the scroll saw somewhere in there.
Do you still use this? Where is it hanging in your workshop? Haven't seen it in the background of other videos recently
Hey Sam, Yeah it is still in the workshop. It's hanging up behind my workbench.
That sounds good cos I have to clean them up all the time, where do you get that from?
you can buy jojoba oil from amazon, camellia oil also is good. it's also a beauty product for your skin. so you can get it from a beauty shop, it will be cheaper there. and it's the exact same thing
Been waiting for this video. Love it!
Did It live up to your expectations!
Yes!
@@APITTSfurniture Fantastic ahah
Just wondered what you use to stop rust appearing on your hand tools? Awesome build like the colour choice.
Hi Simon, I use Jojoba oil. and I rub it on the tools about once a week. I think i will make a video in the future about preventing rust on hand tool and machines!
So, you have a LOT of nice, expensive hand tools. And you used machines, biscuits and plywood to make a tool chest...
BTW you may have problems with extra tools on the door- that weight applies stress on the hinges, made worse by having them in the wrong position. They should be near the corners (where the corner structure adds rigidity to the side, and increased separation reduces the moment acting on the hinge). A poster advises another hinge- do not put it in the middle, where it provides no resistance to twisting, put it at the top.
man they build just cabinets with no thinking in advance for example building box bevor veneering🤯 and making statements that are wrong like lamellos doesnt have any strength but i like the end result
can honestly say i wasnt expecting to hear a slow jazzy version of megalovania while watching woodworking videos
Yes Sean we all have these tens of thousands of pounds of electric tools. Unfortunately no good for new starters. Best wishes a new starter
In that video was my university workshop, I have since worked very hard to build up my own tool collection
Only question I had was how you afford all those tool, do you have a decent paying job or?
HI Sam, I didn't buy them all in one go. I keep saving up money for the next tools. getting money from commissions and youtube.
Sean Evelegh Ahh that’s cool, how much commission work do you get and what sort of things have you made?
@@samsherlock3652 not tones, I get some from doing exhibitions, some from people, you contact me from TH-cam. and mainly just word of mouth and people i know. All the commission i've done are filmed on my channel.
Sean Evelegh That’s cool to know though, I’ll make sure to watch any that I may have missed
For us plebs out here whats the tool getting hung at 8:52?
Hi Mathew, it's called a sliding bevel. (but the brand I got... called it their multi tool) I have the bridge city sliding bevel "multi tool". but lots of other brands make it
you're studying in a carpentry school ?
Hi @Griven yeah I do. It's called 'Rycotewood Furniture Centre' its based in Oxford
Dont like the black veneer looks like blackboard paint!
How strange.
? why
@@SeanEvelegh Just the idea of making a hand tool cabinet using industrial machine tools seems odd to me, no offence intended.
@@ToyProtecter Hi Leon, oh i see. I didn't mean to say the box was going to be make from hand tools. I meant the box was going to be made for hand tools.