You have nailed this project and I’m also planning to make my own vinyl storage cabinet. Just need to get more tools before I give it a try. Thanks for sharing I learnt a lot, all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
Your video's are great - you helped me zero in my style - Scandinavian. I have some pieces already - but the more I see your work and other pieces, I see what makes me love this type of furniture! Great Job!!!!
@I see what you mean about the small angle brackets... they are an eye sore but luckily not seen when the piece is fully stocked. Really like the design friend, keep up the good work!
I really like your mentality, you make with what you have and it turns out beautifully, it's really cool seeing you make more and more of these professional projects.
love the simple and beautiful design! I am planing to build a vinil and turntable cabinet also! This deign will def help! ;) hehe great job again! be good!
Love that design. The construction is a compromise, but the over all look is brilliant. Also love the hot glue idea for ripping the lipping, much safer than ripping thin strips against the fence...subscribed!
Agree with you on veneered chip board Kieth. Horrible stuff. Still, using these often reclaimed materials is keeping it "rag n' bone" so kudos there. Really like the design of the piece. Manages to look both contemporary and vintage - much like vinyl itself! Good stuff.
Hi Keith,just want to say you did a first rate job,especialy working with veneered chipboard,has I mentioned before,you have to tread very carefully with the stuff,but I can see in the vidio you were taking great care,adult the end production was top notch,you are definatley gaining in confidence,especialy has it is not your chosen trade,well done,take care and be happy
Great project! Love your channel. Keep up the good work :). And good to see a few Shamen LPs sneaking into the time lapse at the end there... takes me back to my youth!
Great work it defo looks the part your amazing at what you do I’m just a average woodworker. I wish I could do half the stuff you do keep up the good work
I’ve told you before but I like the up-cycling and reusing of materials that you have on hand! I do the same thing. Your builds look better than ,one though, lol. Hope all is well w you.
Personally, I would have edge banded the ends before assembly. This would have resulted in a much cleaner look. I do, however, love your tip for cutting thin strips.
Thanks. The varnish was added for extra protection as wax isn’t particularly hard wearing and wax always needs to be applied last. Even with a seal coat of varnish, wax still fills the grain, changes the colour, adds smoothness and can be buffed to a nice sheen 👍
Chip board is a pain but it looks great bro! Black Hairpin legs would've looked nice but the ones u made look good that's something I need to work on .I got a taper jig and never use it.lol always forget and end up buying hairpin legs. Lol what's next on the to do list?
Rag 'n' Bone Brown sounds good. Commissions are ALWAYS nice..I'm too scared to video mine I did one time and screwed it up big time cuz I was worried more about the camera angle although that was like 2-3 yes ago but it cost me like 500$usd."/ so I sd never again will I bid a commission that's why I haven't made any REAL videos in a long time have quite a bit of work ahead of me.gotta pay the bills ,🍻
nice work! Was there any reason you went with BLO for the feet and apron rails over the briwax/varnish finish? til that there is a different pronunciation of briwax
Yes I ran out of spray varnish hence using BLO instead to get it finished. I always get comments saying I’m pronouncing briwax wrong so thought I’d try saying it the right way for once!
Hey Keith. Great work man! I was just wondering, whats the deal with the spray varnish? You seem to use it quite a bit but I've never tried it. Why do you use it over normal or wipe on?
Thanks! It dries super quick so good when in a hurry and I find it’s easier to apply evenly than brushing on. Wipe on varnish is expensive/hard to come by.
Ah, that's good to know about the dry time. I can see that being handy. Brushing varnish well is a bit of a chore I agree. For wiping varnish, I was under the impression it was just thinned varnish. So a white spirit cut or something like that? I could be wrong on that though.
Funny how both England and America speak English but both countries still manage to pronounce things differently. Where you say “Bry Wax”, I would say “Bree Wax.” :)
the end result is really nice. really suits the style you were going for.
You have nailed this project and I’m also planning to make my own vinyl storage cabinet. Just need to get more tools before I give it a try. Thanks for sharing I learnt a lot, all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦
Your video's are great - you helped me zero in my style - Scandinavian. I have some pieces already - but the more I see your work and other pieces, I see what makes me love this type of furniture! Great Job!!!!
Very nice style en build. Like always, very clear steps and good explaining of the techniques.
I love the work you do and too love the mid century style of furniture
@I see what you mean about the small angle brackets... they are an eye sore but luckily not seen when the piece is fully stocked. Really like the design friend, keep up the good work!
Excellent !! i look forward to a friday when a few makers drop their videos, and yours is one of them. Nice job.
I really like your mentality, you make with what you have and it turns out beautifully, it's really cool seeing you make more and more of these professional projects.
Bloody brilliant Keith, well done my friend....hope your brother was proud of you as we are?… 👍🏼😊
Great job. Thanks for sharing the video.
Ingenious way to make thin strips. I should give it a try.
I like how much your skills have grown over the years.
cheers
The end product was really pleasing to look at 😍
love the simple and beautiful design! I am planing to build a vinil and turntable cabinet also! This deign will def help! ;) hehe great job again! be good!
Love that design. The construction is a compromise, but the over all look is brilliant. Also love the hot glue idea for ripping the lipping, much safer than ripping thin strips against the fence...subscribed!
Great job! Thank you for the videos.
The unit is next to a chimney, hopefully yours brothers records won't melt.
Love it!
As much as i love buying stuff, the feeling when I can manage to salvage something I already have is unbeatable :)
Great work and really well explained, thank you
I think a track saw is on the cards soon!!... Really good piece of furniture..
beautiful build mate
Agree with you on veneered chip board Kieth. Horrible stuff. Still, using these often reclaimed materials is keeping it "rag n' bone" so kudos there. Really like the design of the piece. Manages to look both contemporary and vintage - much like vinyl itself! Good stuff.
Hi Keith,just want to say you did a first rate job,especialy working with veneered chipboard,has I mentioned before,you have to tread very carefully with the stuff,but I can see in the vidio you were taking great care,adult the end production was top notch,you are definatley gaining in confidence,especialy has it is not your chosen trade,well done,take care and be happy
Chipboard, you're a braver man than I....
Great build, mate.
Great design too.
Well done👍
Great project! Love your channel. Keep up the good work :). And good to see a few Shamen LPs sneaking into the time lapse at the end there... takes me back to my youth!
Great work it defo looks the part your amazing at what you do I’m just a average woodworker. I wish I could do half the stuff you do keep up the good work
So nice . I love the design and i really liked the legs , they came out beautifully !!!!!!!
Thanks Keith - another great project! Well done
Great build...keep up the videos...always inspired by your work.
Love watching your videos. I don't know why but it is so relaxing ^^ and the work you do is amazing !
I’ve told you before but I like the up-cycling and reusing of materials that you have on hand! I do the same thing. Your builds look better than ,one though, lol. Hope all is well w you.
that turned out really nice!! great choice on the finish, it has a real mid century feel to it. 👌🏼
Looks great.
Lovely work, Keith! Very well-thought-out and perfect execution.
I so enjoy your videos! Turned out fantastic ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Great project I always look forward to your new uploads
such a cool design. love it! thanks for sharing
Excellent Job Keith, thanks for sharing.
Love it mate...Great looking unit! Keep them projects coming!
Nice work Keith! Thanks for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
Personally, I would have edge banded the ends before assembly. This would have resulted in a much cleaner look. I do, however, love your tip for cutting thin strips.
Nice job keith.
COOL. Gives me a whole lot of new ideas!
Great upgrade from Micra to van made job lot easier love legs and shape design of unit
Do the bartman, LOL. Nice design and build 👍🏼
That’s a lot of work, but ended very well 👌🏼
Love the design!
Great job as usual, well done.
I enjoyed the video. Keep them coming.
Well done you.
Rock on! Good stuff. Only concern would be the amount of time you used on chipboard but you covered that at the end. Anyway much respected mate!
nice result
Love it
Very nice!
Great build as usual. Missing breewax though ;)
Track saw, track saw, track saw!!!
I don’t have one
I would have screwed the back panel on so can take it off to repaint or touch up paint
Oh so you finally got the mirca sander
Another great build Keith, nice one. Newbie question: why varnish before wax? I imagined it would prevent/hinder the wax from soaking into the veneer?
Thanks. The varnish was added for extra protection as wax isn’t particularly hard wearing and wax always needs to be applied last. Even with a seal coat of varnish, wax still fills the grain, changes the colour, adds smoothness and can be buffed to a nice sheen 👍
Nice job thx for sharing
Looks absolutely fantastic Keith :) ॐ
Chip board is a pain but it looks great bro! Black Hairpin legs would've looked nice but the ones u made look good that's something I need to work on .I got a taper jig and never use it.lol always forget and end up buying hairpin legs. Lol what's next on the to do list?
Cheers. Got some furniture restorations coming soon and a draining board commission!
Rag 'n' Bone Brown sounds good. Commissions are ALWAYS nice..I'm too scared to video mine I did one time and screwed it up big time cuz I was worried more about the camera angle although that was like 2-3 yes ago but it cost me like 500$usd."/ so I sd never again will I bid a commission that's why I haven't made any REAL videos in a long time have quite a bit of work ahead of me.gotta pay the bills ,🍻
Nice
Are you selling the plans for this at all? Didn't see them on your etsy store :(
I don’t think I made any for this one
nice work! Was there any reason you went with BLO for the feet and apron rails over the briwax/varnish finish? til that there is a different pronunciation of briwax
Yes I ran out of spray varnish hence using BLO instead to get it finished. I always get comments saying I’m pronouncing briwax wrong so thought I’d try saying it the right way for once!
Hey Keith. Great work man! I was just wondering, whats the deal with the spray varnish? You seem to use it quite a bit but I've never tried it. Why do you use it over normal or wipe on?
Thanks! It dries super quick so good when in a hurry and I find it’s easier to apply evenly than brushing on. Wipe on varnish is expensive/hard to come by.
Ah, that's good to know about the dry time. I can see that being handy. Brushing varnish well is a bit of a chore I agree. For wiping varnish, I was under the impression it was just thinned varnish. So a white spirit cut or something like that? I could be wrong on that though.
Nice, Very good!!!!!!
Is that 'Day upon Day' by Blur I can hear in the background?
Yup
Why didn’t you use the same finish on legs as you used on case?
I ran out of spray varnish
Funny how both England and America speak English but both countries still manage to pronounce things differently. Where you say “Bry Wax”, I would say “Bree Wax.” :)
Hi Keith, just wondering if you received the leather i sent to you?
Yes Brian - thank you so much! It will be very useful for making strops etc
Rag 'n' Bone Brown, your very welcome Keith. It's nice to be able to give a little back ,so thanks for sharing your builds with us all!
is that the same brother you made a cat house with? i will try to make my first set of legs, i lke your style
Yes!
Great job, but why the change in briwax pronunciation?
Because everyone told me to!!
I'd never heard of briwax until I started watching your channel, so your pronunciation is the only reference for it I had.
Vera nice but you could show us your brother. We're curious.
He’s in the cat house for two video
Rag 'n' Bone Brown 👍🏻
r.b.b hi great job 10+ bob in derby
Highest yet! :-)
bin diver bob I
Multi tool .. one of those tools you never think you need ..but when you actually do its the only tool that can do the job
Never ever put your hand like this: 9:27
That’s a lot of work, but ended very well 👌🏼