Making a Ton of Drawers (with Wooden Slides) to Complete My Miter & Radial Arm Saw Station
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Congrats on the sponsor!!
Nice job getting sponsorship. Used policy genius previously and liked it. Just one note, you should check out adam ragusea for advertisement transitions.
yeah u got sponsor Pog
@@Handl3sAreStupid By cars, you mean more Codas, right?
Right?
Nice! Some of those rapid cut sequences sounded oddly musical.
Building a bunch of drawers is bad enough, so you get extra, extra credit for doing the slides as well :)
The automatic subtitles even show [music] :-)
Agreed. I considered sampling it 😁
Paradiddles on some of the circular sawing. Yes. Drummer nerd here...
I was thinking a combination of Atari 2600-type "music" in conjunction with the "Dear Nephew Gobo" theme from Fraggle Rock. Uncle Matt was definitely helping with the quick saw sequences. :)
it sounds like something from the prodigy
You’ve out Dunn yourself with these cabinets. My dad, who’s a carpenter, would be proud
Impressive built! Very well done.
Great job! The shop's really coming together!
An idea for the space under the arm saw, make a cabinet door and then put a facia over it replicate the look of all the draws. That way it would be hidden and a fun project. Then get back to the bus ;-)
Looks as good as it works!
I really like the colors, actually.
That's a great lot of work, and it looks great. Personally, I don't like face frames - they reduce usable space. But if you don't have face frames, you should space your drawer fronts much more closely... like 1/8" all around. I'm guessing you put the 1/2" gap to save a bit of plywood? I think you'll get dust in your drawers! I don't think that's ever a good thing...
That damn Z-Creeper drives me nuts too. All my wheels are always falling out. My worst shop buy ever! 🤣
You should add a little lego guy dancing or something when you do all these wood cuts. Just move it a little bit before each cut and...*boom* stop motion ;-)
Like the Trabant haha greetings from Hungary.
The project was cool - but the editing was great!
THOSE EDITING SKILLS THO!
I found you by accident. I have not regretted it one bit!
Re the flood; were you just a little excited at the time? :-O
I'd tentatively suggest either a large slide out drawer in that big space, with a front that looks as if it had 4 drawers in it, or a 'door' that's hinged at the bottom for a type of waste bin thingy! :-)
That was a pretty impressive build though! Well Dunn! :-)
Today is the day for naughty TH-cam humour.
So far I've heard Steve Ramsey "remove his nuts" and now you "dropping your drawers"
You guys have made my day, Please keep it coming.
Also your builds are awesome!
14:57 little did you know... ive seen/broken those stools XD
Damn, those are some tight edits.
For the frist time is amazing.🇵🇹
I dont know where you are buying full extension drawer slides but I can buy a pair of 24" slides here in Las Vegas for 5.49 a Pair. So clearly you need to shop around for slides!!!!
You did good for your first, for what it is worth I recommend the Sommerfeld router cabinet bits (google it) they work well and they stand behind their products. Nice job!
OMG, that editing must have taken longer than the project itself!
So I notice you have both a radial arm saw, and a sliding miter saw. I have two questions, first why did you use the sliding miter for all those 90deg. cuts, instead of the radial arm saw? Second question, I have neither tool right now and I’m considering a super cool old dewalt radial arm saw, or a non slider, and possibly a slider. My space is limited I can only have one. What’s your advise/opinion. It’s hard to get an honest opinion about this because most people are in one of two camps, anti radial arm saw, and the you don’t even need a table saw or most other cutting machines the radial arm saw can do it all. So what saw you. Thanks in advance for your advice/opinion.
what was that flooding in your shop?
"Pine-veneer-core-birch-veneer plywood" -The first time Ive heard anyone name it accurately!
But what about the flood? Water is usually not a good thing to have in a wood shop.
1:06 the Wheego never looked so good, with sawdust...
What's going on with the water in your shop?
I'm just here for the atmospheric and techno beats.
I like to think of them as woodchip-tunes
Right? Especially on the table saw. Those were some funky beats.
Someone please make 1 hournloop of just the table saw noises.
That was better than listening to TH-cam music!
Love how he just completely disregards the random flood in his shop.
Yeah I was hoping for an explanation on that one
But seriously though.... that flood?
same thing i was thinking.
His middle name is Moses. Relax.
It's Missouri mine flooded about twice a year just from a bad door seal
Let's talk about the elephant in the room: what's with the flood thing?
How about the yugo in the add shots?
@@polvandennieuwenhof9137 I hope that means more Ageing Wheels content is coming!
Since that looks to be where it came in, maybe he forgot to take his bandsaw out for a bathroom break and it couldnt wait any longer?
All the vehicles in the next room dumped their fluids?
I hope he explains the water. Everything else was spot on and easy to understand.
Just another day in the Under Dunn wood shop, where the floor spontaneously fills with water and it's barely given an acknowledgement.
Indeed what was that water? What is the deal with it!
@@cenariusbgmy best guesses. It was raining outside and his shop is leaky
Holy smokes the amount of editing and takes that must've gone into this video is astonishing. Love the vids!
Beats the numpties at Nat Geo and Discovery.
Lot of work but sure is worth it for the quality of the final product.
Most quality video editing softwares have a feature where you can isolate a specific sound and then it will show you every clip with that sound of everything you've imported into it which is how it is easily able to make those rapid cut sections where he's just a cutting a dado into a sheet of plywood.
The only really challenging part would be the overlaying multiple clips of himself into the same frame but he makes that a lot easier on himself by not touching the camera at all, and like he said another videos he's basically just mimicking a lot of different TH-camrs that he has seen that make what he considers compelling videos so we'll say this is like six different TH-camrs styles all rolled up into one and I think it's beautiful
So I think I am learning that routers freak me the F out
Also, your editing is reaching some next-level music video quality somehow... but it's a freaking wood working video! HOW?!
Despite the roughness of the "low grade" wood it's really a nice looking cabinet I actually like the "void" look. It's ironic that the first video I can genuinely say I didn't fear for your safety around all the wood cutting tools happens to be the one where you and your magic clones discuss life insurance.
So.... you're not going talk about the flood in your shop? Just a regular day? :)
Great video as usual!
Floods are hard on cabinets. I hope it's no more than what we saw.
My guess is condensate leak from the mini split AC unit on the wall... although that's a LOT of condensation.
@@jimdavis5u probably too much for a condensation dump
Thanks for the mention. At first I thought your video technique was Jay Bates-esque, but then you threw in the rapid cut sequences which are very clever! I think they would be even better if you rendered those sequences, then re-inserted them into the video at double speed. Some of them get a little long (especially the early miter saw sequence). If you set the TH-cam playback to 2X they are much better, especially the sequences where you can see the pieces piling up. Just some friendly advice from another TH-camr :)
disagree... I think the real time cuts are amazing. There's a thousand youtube videos with crappy post production audio that tries to keep up with 2x video. In this case, I think the 2x video is unnecessary. Plus, it points out that true woodworkers, makers, creators have to deal with repetition. You have to do the same thing a lot of time to make 28 drawer... and you have to have your mind wrapped around it the whole time or you end up with fewer fingers than drawers.
On the other hand, I'm a real fan of the @StumpyNubs too...
I love me some stumpy... But I also disagree! This guy's editing makes me so happy. I love the repetitive cuts - both the wood cuts and the video cuts!
Also disagree. This shows the rarely documented repetitive nature of woodworking. I get really bogged down in the hours of processing when I do a project. Lots of you tubers skip over that and give a false perception of ease. Not with Under Dunn. He makes it entertaining and honest. I appreciate that.
@@matthewgaylen2827 - I get it. And I am not criticizing his video or his style, which I quite enjoyed. I am just offering some advice purely from a business perspective. You will always have a loyal segment of your audience that likes everything you do. But pleasing them and growing a channel are often two different things... In this case, documenting the repetitive nature of woodworking sounds like a good idea, but in practice the repetitive nature of woodworking is one of the least enjoyable aspects of the craft for a great many people .... As I said, I just offered some business advice, not criticism of his process. I found his video unique and fun and Mr. Dunn seems to have a great vision for what he wants to do. He need not take any advice from me or anyone else. Either way, I subscribed :)
I appreciate the constructive criticism. I often like the challenge of turning something inherently boring into something entertaining to watch. The initial miter cuts shot did go on a bit long. I shortened up subsequent scenes dramatically because of that.
As far as business advice goes, I usually struggle with it. It's not as straightforward as making the video so I tend to focus on whatever makes me creatively happy. Almost half of my income is from Patreon, so catering to my core audience works well for me. Also, this is my no pressure second channel. Aging Wheels is my main channel. If growing a business was my primary interest, it would be a terrible idea to split my one man show focus into two wildly different channels. I go from the approach of monetized hobbies more than growing a business. That said, I'm a big Stumpy supporter and viewer, and feel almost proud of all the success you've found. You employ several people and regularly educate thousands of woodworkers. You have a great thing going!
The part at 1:50 has almost a perfect techno beat to it. After "techno indus", we're looking at the birth of "under dunn techno".
Then you have 2:39 with an awesome techno beat to it
@@swedish_brick_enjoyer Sounded more like Philip Glass to me.
See, it's funny because most people take stools *TO* the doctor's office.
This is the first time an in-video sponsorship message was not annoying at all but actually funny :)
you should look at the Map Men. they excel in that category.
@@chrischtea Also, Internet Historian 😂
@@kmc7355 Thanks for the tip!
@@chrischtea Thank you, I think I remember watching some of their videos.
Clever and funny! Almost makes me want to check them out.
Unlike some other ads ... 🥴🤢🤮
8:22 loved the dancing brush!
Possibly a homage to Disney's "Fantasia".
I loved the Electronica.
I always enjoy watching your wood shop videos. Gives me lots of ideas and gives me the false hope I can complete them.
6:26 That's a yugo... I'm from ex yugoslavia. WHY, ROBERT? Even you should know better than this!
I mean... to be fair, he also owns a plethora of other old cars with a tradition of being not too good
I can't really say something better than what's already been said in this comments section about how uniquely good the content of this channel (and the aging wheels channel) is. I am just writing (this) something to appease the TH-cam algorithm and give you more subscribers and views! Keep up the good work!
someone with more musical skill than i should use the saw scenes and sound to reproduce megalovania
That add for Policy Genius made me laugh. It was crowbarred (Well, More like "Sledgehammered". :D) in SO brutally that it took a few seconds for me to realise what you were doing....... Then again, It got my attention. and at the end of the day, I suppose the sponsor will be happy you're getting their company message noticed. :D
When you said "I'm going to make full extension drawer slides", I thought boy you don't like yourself today, do you?
I half expected you to build a quick bed when you said you were off to bed, dunno why that thought popped in my head, just would have seemed hilariously apt considering the randomness of both channels... :P
After the first off to bed comment and duck under the table, I just figured that's where he slept an would start the next scene by standing up from there with bed-head!
re re re re re re re re re re repetition frenzy.. lord allmighty that mustve been exiting, to say multiple times: "bedtime" :P
Nicely done, but did you just wet yourself on that doctor's office chair, or was it the dog, or maybe you liked your work so much you needed a bucket for the drooling and couldnt find one, since it was on the bottom of the pile in the other room?
Sweet Jeebus, i will never tire of your editing madness. Hat Tip for another epic video. You've made my day
Those are some legendary jump cuts.
You made processing hundreds of pieces of wood fun to watch, well done!
My wife stopped and watched that bit too. Mesmerizing.
And the award for the most jump-cuts goes here! I came for the soothing scenes of woodworking, and left with sounds that would not be out of place in a synth setup. *THIS* is the awesome content I enjoy from Robert Dunn!!!
an advert? on the second channel?! GO YOU!!! YES SIR!!! Looking forward to more content on this channel!
Wow, that second table saw montage sounded almost musical.
and i was just crying last night about making 9 drawers. ill be quiet now, thanks
1. Very nice to see an honest craftsman who makes a mistakes and tells everyone. Thank you from the real world.
2. Think maybe you could add links to the other videos you mentioned at warp speed in the description? It would be awesome!
I didn't get a notification nor have this show up in my feed. Was this shown early for patreons or did TH-cam mess up again?
The editing on this one is beyond the charts! The musicality of it! Oh, lovely!
"its a flooood. anyway-" just- gonna ignore that? aight
The amount of work to get this done!! o.O
Good idea with the 2x4 push stick. I’ve been using scraps of thin plywood, but a full 2x4 makes sense.
BTW I accidentally released the audio from your cutting sequences on 7” vinyl. It’s already a disco hit in Europe; when can you fly over for a few guest appearances?
6:47 is that a Yugo back there?
After untold hours of TH-cam watching, I have officially sat through a sponsor ad... I even rewound because I missed a part. Bravo, good sir. Bravo.
Music provided by the multi-istrumentalist Robert Dunn.
Thanks for watch.........
I absolutely LOVE the wood-cutting-jump-cuts! Seeing the notification that you've uploaded a new video is often the highlight of my day. Can't wait to see more videos :)
"And after that finessing, it now fits freely!" SO freely, in fact, that it came back out again when pulled.
that is completely nuts that you made all those drawer slides but, its so friggin cool that you did.. awesome work. \MM/
I'd suggest putting a tilting bin under the radial-arm saw for garbage and stuff like that.
It has already bin dunn... sorry, I will see myself out. ;-)
1:30 im watching this chopsaw montage and realizing how little dust is building up piece after piece.... i dont know what you did for dust collection, but it appears to be incredible! Chopsaw dust collection is one of those things i think most people just give up on. I think i saw you have a video on what you did. Im gonna go check it out.
4:50 is how they made the portal 2 soundtrack
This is absolutely insane, it looks amazing, very well done
15:15 why is there a pond on the floor
Cabinets look great, and the edits remain first-class. One of these days I'm half-expecting the tone changes on the time lapses to start playing the keyboard riff from "Take On Me" by a-ha or something. :)
In particular, something about watching you make the drawer pulls was very satisfying. My grandfather used to make furniture in a similar style. You can spot one of his pieces instantly in any extended family member's home, including my own, by the drawer pulls and door handles.
So, uh... what was with all the water on the floor? I'm just curious.
The metal drawer slides are cheaper if you account for your time. However you wouldn't have received the experience in building your own. I think you did a fantastic job overall.
I love the sound of 28 million drawer slides being routed in the morning.
holy ship that ad was dark and out-of-nowhere lmao, well done, well done. You really had me laughing the whole video this time. Having done monotonous work of various sorts, I felt some of these moments so, so deeply. Then I imagined the amount of tedious editing you had to do after the tedious work of making this and it's just.. wow. Truly, this is art from start to finish.
Under Dunn and Bourbon Moth along with Fisher's Shop have to be the best three comedy woodworking channels on the whole of TH-cam!!!
Yeah you are definitely my new favorite youtuber. You're the kinda guy that makes a sorcerer in D&D and then argues with the DM about whether Create Water can be cast in someone's mouth or not. My kinda guy. 👍
Next project: Pedal operated caster brake for the heavy duty cart? 12:48
Loved the video, especially the rapid cut parts, but what about toe spaces? I was taught that they are the first consideration in cabinet building.
Wood shop techno is my new jam!
Awsome video as always Robert, I just hope you bought all that plywood a while back and just put of doing the project because if not it probably cost more then a used Civic.
Subbed. Great video man. I have seen your videos before, but didnt realise that I wasn't subbed yet. And then you have both Stumpy and John Heisz comment on your video as well. Noicee! Great work and superb editing.
Excellent work, love the result. I personally prefer face frameless cabinets like you just made, due to more efficient use of space. Also big compliments on your humor and creative editing, super fun to watch. If I may one brief safety concern. I never trust a router bit, one day they will creep out of the chuck as your router and chuck ages. At best it will ruin your work piece, at worse...i dont even want to think about it. Maybe I misdunderstood how you were cutting those grooves, someone set me straight, I won't be offended.
Thank you for demonstrating the value of time.
And he’s got a bunch of weird and wonderful cars like a Yugo and a Reliant with an expletive number plate. The wonders never cease.
Your drawer project turned out swimmingly!
There is a lot of set up work that goes into the slides. Speaking of swim, tell us about the shop river.
Also the rapid edit cuts were strangely mesmerizing.
Why do you need insurance when you have all these clones? I just feel sorry for the wife if they would all get frisky at the same time.
Bwahhaha
Oh no, now you're making me want to build a table for my router. Robert, your content is so entertaining that it becomes dangerously educational!
No happy face on the dust extractor.. 😔
This man cuts plywood faster then anyone on TH-cam...even faster then Jimmy Diresta.
He out-Dunned Jimmy Diresta 😱
I kinda wonder how he makes that jump cut stuff look so good
Amazing project. Under Dunn have now become my favorite woodworker. After my previous favorite woodworker have fallen ill with a nasty case of vertical video syndrome, and now become my fourth favorite wooworker. Thank you for the inspiration and entertainment.
This, and Aging Wheels, are the only channels I've seen that actually make the sponsor spots entertaining lol. Love your content, keep up the good work!
So glad i found this channel! Been following your Aging Wheels channel for a while now and cant get enough of your content. Keep up the awesome work!
Your cabinets and drawers both are very nice. I too, am planning a project with John Heisz' home made full extension drawer slides. If you hadn't said so, I would have thought you made near perfect drawers. That's one thing I truly enjoy about your videos. The fact that you own your mistakes. It gives the viewer (me) a chance to learn from someones mistakes besides myself. You are a little different from most videographers on youtube, but keep up the good work.
do I see a Yugo in the background? 6:34
Do I really want to watch someone make 28 drawers? Oh, I bet there will be plenty of those rhythmic edits to speed things up. This video did not disappoint.
Now that's how to do a sponsorship segue!