Can we please get more 'anatomy of' videos? These are easily some of the most valuable woodworking videos on all of TH-cam. We can find all the info we need on techniques but nothing on traditional construction strategies. Thank you for all that you give us. Cheers.
I like the mellow tone, exceptional camera work, and craftsmanship. Thanks for making this video. It seems like the weight of the cupboard, and whatever is stored within it, is fully supported by the glue between the case and the top. Is this a concern? Should one limit a cupboard with this anatomy to light duty storage? Do different glues have different strengths over time? Would a different anatomy better distribute weight without sacrificing the shaker authenticity?
Excellent piece of furniture! I really like your videos. It really looks simple to make just with your teachings. I'm a beginner in traditional woodwork and you are a really good teacher. All of you guys in the channel. One question: The inner dovetails of the cupboard are not glued? Just the faceframe is glued?
Thanks for this informative video. One question: what is the practical size limit for the width of the glued top and bottom pieces (assuming the grain runs parallel to the front and back edges of the cabinet)? If they were too large seasonal expansion would cause them to split.
Can we please get more 'anatomy of' videos? These are easily some of the most valuable woodworking videos on all of TH-cam. We can find all the info we need on techniques but nothing on traditional construction strategies. Thank you for all that you give us. Cheers.
Great explanation. Thank you.
I found this very interesting and informative. Thank you.
Glad to see hide glue get a mention. It's one of my favorites for all wood projects and I've found it to be every bit as strong as you could ask for.
nice work John,
Thanks 👍
Thank you thank you thank you. I love the shaker style.
excellent old style woodworking, hope this kind of art preserved forever
Man, I love this video! Great job, I’ve learned so much.
Happy to help Chris! Have you visited WoodAndShop.com? There's a lot more there.
Great video, simple, clear and quick!
Always enjoy seeing you do some woodwork yourself too! Would love to learn more about how you measure and space the hinges so the barrel clears
I like how unpretentious your videos are. They really are accessible yo everyone - even an amateur a layman like myself. Thanks a lot.
Hey Tom, that means a lot. Thanks!
nicely done
Beautiful video Joshua.
Joshua. Beautiful.
I enjoyed the format of this video. I like the "anatomy" style over the typical build video that is all over youtube. You should do more of them. :)
well crafted, design, and finish. Cherry is a beautiful wood when done.
Thanks, learned several things seeing that assembly
Very well done. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely work Josh! Love all your work!
Very good! Looks very nice! Thank you.
Beautiful work 😃
Classy, Love that door, One could do less or more work to their liking. Also like the top retaining the back.
Thank you!
I like the mellow tone, exceptional camera work, and craftsmanship. Thanks for making this video. It seems like the weight of the cupboard, and whatever is stored within it, is fully supported by the glue between the case and the top. Is this a concern? Should one limit a cupboard with this anatomy to light duty storage? Do different glues have different strengths over time? Would a different anatomy better distribute weight without sacrificing the shaker authenticity?
Hello Mark, I mentioned in the accompanying blog post that you can put nails in the back (which I've done) to strengthen the case.
Thanks for the reply and the tip!@@WoodAndShop
nice job, like the design
Thanks Joshua. Very thorough video detail of your Shaker cabinet. I would be interested in the plans for purchase.
Cheers.
Michael O’Brien
Alabama
Great video. Hope to come to one of your classes one day. Just started getting into hand tool wood working. Love the shaker style furniture.
Thanks Matthew! We'd love to have you join us. Where do you live?
Wood and Shop I’m in north central West Virginia
@@matthewrockey8646 Ah, not too far to take classes...hope to see you here soon!
Great job. Please use paper towel and bare hand when finishing on the lathe. I want to see you keep your digits. Nice cupboard!
Hammer dimple in top,oh my!
Inspiring! I wonder if I will ever reach that level?
If you wee closer I'd take a class. Great job on the piece
I would like to see the full cycle of works with details.
Excellent piece of furniture! I really like your videos. It really looks simple to make just with your teachings. I'm a beginner in traditional woodwork and you are a really good teacher. All of you guys in the channel.
One question: The inner dovetails of the cupboard are not glued? Just the faceframe is glued?
Thanks so much Rogelio! Yes, the dovetails are glued. You can see more details in the blog post.
Thanks for this informative video. One question: what is the practical size limit for the width of the glued top and bottom pieces (assuming the grain runs parallel to the front and back edges of the cabinet)? If they were too large seasonal expansion would cause them to split.
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Niceeee. Tell me please how to make groove for that panel by hand. Without router or fancy hand planes. How to make it easy and fast.
You would use a plow plane
If I wanted to make my own Danish oil would a 50:50 mix of Tung Oil:Mineral Spirits be acceptable?
Nice job.did you cut the grooves by hand?
The ball-peen hammer looks like a cross-peen hammer.
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Very nice. I would love the plans for this, will you have them for sale at any time? Many thanks
Thanks! No plans yet, but I'll let you know when we do.
@@WoodAndShop Ok great
You dont glue the dovetails?
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Nice work but I wish you would have showed us something anything ,,, oh I know top secret!!!!