HALL TREE / DROP ZONE BUILT IN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This is a custom built in (hall tree) that I built for my sister. I was able to take measurements and build off site in my shop. I made the carcasses slightly smaller than the opening to allow for the house walls to be out of square. The face frames were built longer to allow cut to fit on site, for a perfect fit. Plans are to follow so on my website.
Great work and the dog getting in the camera was an extra bonus 😂
I love the craftsmanship from this guy. Beautiful build!!!
Thanks! Much appreciated!
Sweet Jesus I want this. Watching this made me realize that it is not as easy as I imagined. Nice skills!
Lol. Thanks for watching!
Exactly what I want to build in our entryway way!! You make it look so easy so hopefully we don’t mess up too badly 🙈 mr bulldog was definitely an added bonus 😍😍
You got this! He was trying to take the mic of off the camera. LOL!
Such beautiful craftsmanship. Two thumbs way up, from this amateur woodworker.
Thanks for watching!
Great job dude! Very nice!
My daughters really enjoyed the dog checking out the camera
Nice build! Looking around for ideas, I think I'm going to give this a try :-)
Looks great!
Danny, I am going to mimick this in my mud room, looks nice/Simple. You could always go back and do a voice over with insructions on the same video. FYI
True craftsmanship. Thank you for showing how-to.
Great work homeboy
Thanks!
Great job- looks so good! Your dog totally stole the show though Lol
He was trying to steal the mic!
Nice work man! Love how it turned out👍
Thanks for watching!
Nice work! Good dog!
Nice work! I've got to build one for my wife. Good ideas from looking at your work.
Thanks for watching!
Turned out so nice! I love it!
Jennifer Rincon trying to see what material was bought for the project. Want to build something similar.
Beautiful
Nice.
Well done man!
Thanks for watching!
Nice
Great job. That looks amazing!
Looks awesome
Good work man! Nicely done
Great work!
Nice work mate! Subbed
Thanks!
Great piece, but the thumbs up is for the puppy... Lol.
Thanks for watching!
I love this! I want to make one exactly like it.... I won’t be able to haha
Fast forward the video 1.5. Music is dope. So is the hall tree
Looks really good. One addition may be some LED accent lights on the top.
Video style and quality was awesome Danny! I really enjoyed this build. Got some ideas for my upcoming “hall tree” project. The bulldog was great and you should borrow the curious pup for more projects. Thanks for the video brotha.
Thanks for watching!
Here's hoping that plans are released on the 2 year anniversary :)
At this point, I'm ready to go it alone but I'd love to know what the benchtop itself is made from.
LOL! Its just a peice of hardwood veneered plywood and a peice of hardwood brad nailed to the face to mak it look like a solid peice of wood.
The extra steps to make sure it looks good and is done properly are pretty crazy. I would have rushed it haha
I wanted to many times! Thanks for watching.
Danny, great build! Can you please share more insights regarding how you mounted the top cubbies. I saw you added a ledger board, but am curious how you built the back of the top cubbies to mount on it. Thanks!!!
Thanks for watching. The top cubbies were mounted using a french cleat method ( just search it on TH-cam). It would we way easier to watch then for me to attempt to explain it. Lol.
Good Job!! Doing the same thing and would like to know if you the attach the coat hook into the stud or just directly to the 3/4 plywood.
Attached to the 3/4" ply.
Turned out great. How did you hang the top box? Is that some sort of French cleat, or screwed right into it from the back plate?
Exactly my question. Not sure how he got it flush to the back wall. The plans aren't on the website. Thanks for any help.
Yes, I am wondering the same thing. How did you hang the top box?
plans would be amazing for this!
Loved the design! What size are the cubbies on the top and bottom? Also what size basket did you use? Looking to do this in our basement remodel as well as in our entry way. Any plans by chance?
Sorry, no plans yet. The top cubbies were 12"W X 12"H X 12"D and the bottom was 15.25" W x 12"H X 18"D. I dont remember the size of the baskets.
@@rinkelton thank you! This will help determine what size baskets!
shouldn't you have removed the flooring and baseboards?
Great work enjoyed the video and dog haha. Just curious about how much time did this take from start to finish ? Hard to tell with the time lapse
I would say maybe 2 weeks?
What did you make the bench top out of? Is that just stained plywood? Really nice build!
Thanks! Its oak veneer plywood with hardwood trim.
@@rinkelton Thanks!
what was the width of this project. seems like the perfect size for my family of four.
I dont recall. I think it was 7'.
Hi Danny, you painted the cubbies before installing and painted again after installing in place. Do you recommend this two-step painting or can I just paint the whole thing (minus the bench) once they are installed?
I’m thinking maybe he primed them first? I think that would save time with the drying. I could be wrong though!
Looks great! Are plans being posted on your website? Link to website?
Yes, at some piont soon 😢
Thanks for watching!
great work !! what would something just like that cost ?
very nice work! What did you use for the bench seat top?
Its just a oak veneer plywood with a hardwood strip on the end to cover up the plys.
Wow! Great work. I want to build this almost exactly. Did you happen to get the plans going?
No there are not complete yet. Thanks for watching though!
What was the list of materials you used for this project?
Wud u mind telling me the items name for back of wall u put strips? And total how much u endup paying for all stuff? Thx
The strips were poplar wood and total cost was approximately $700 before covid inflation. Thanks for watching!
What thickness board did you use
Could you please tell me the dimensions of face frame board you used ? Is 1x3 nominal or 1x2 actual ? TYIA!!
3/4" x 1 1/2" actual size.
@@rinkelton Thank you !!
I am pretty much going to copy this I think for our screened in back porch! As a novice woodworker I appreciate your attention to detail! It looks like you used 3/4 plywood?
Also..your feed table, I like it. How did you configure that saw horse/ a frame?
Yes it is 3/4" ply. With solid wood trim. The outfeed table is a Ron Paulk design, he has a youtube channel. I think its called the total work station. It is designd to be easy to move around. I actually just built an updated workbench one that is not mobile. Thanks for watching!
How much you something like this cost to have a craftsman do?
Nice work! What are the dimensions?
Where can I get plans !??
What did this job cost? How does an average Joe find someone that can make this?
what's your website Danny?
how high is the bench height Danny?
I want to say it was 18-20 inches.
@@rinkelton whats the length of the bench? Did you use a piece of stained pine for it?
@@pzazzera it was just shy of 8'. Its was made out of oak veneer plywood stained and cleared. To cover up seeing the plys I glued on a strip of hardwood to the edge, making it look like a solid peice.
@@rinkelton thank you for your prompt reply..will start this in a few weeks
Danny, what was your upper cabinet box height if your base was 18-20" height and the depth as well. Also with your french cleat did you mount it flush to the back of the upper cabinet or was the back of your upper cabinet recessed 3/4"?
What’s the point of doing this video if it’s not step by step?
Beautiful