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- Simple Modern Shelves
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Nice job. We all need storage space. Nice concept and craftsmanship.
+steve walker
Thank you!
It's clear to me Matt, that you have a long career of wood working ahead of you. Very good lighting, explanation of process and reasons why, clear video, no jerky camera motion and easily understood. WELL DONE!! Many Thanks
+Gerry Jamieson
Thanks :)
Meant to say your videos are very informative,easy to watch,enjoy your work.
+Chad Lowrance
Thank you, appreciate that!
+Chad Lowrance
Thank you, appreciate that!
Looks great. And your paint finishes are always so so good. Very nice work.
+Andrew Cartlidge
Thanks man
Simple, elegant and well shown. Nice work. I like your attention to good finishing.
+Adam England
Thanks
Looks great! Nice proportions on the box, the inset details, and the trim. The contrasting natural finish on the top with the painted lower looks great as well. Well done sir!
+Kevin Colburn
Thanks man!
Very Neat. I can see that you are working so carefully so as to not make any mistakes. 😊Thanks!
Love the natural top!! You're so awesome at narrating the steps of your build!! 👊👊
+Mac n Wood
Thanks dude, it's something I'm constantly working on getting better at.
Nice work! Don't forget - there's nothing more important than these --safety glasses!
great outcome and indeed the top looks cleaner with the detail on the bottom
+1947 The Factory
Thank you
Can't believe you can build all these in your single car garage. Good job.
+jay huang
Thanks man, it's definitely a struggle at times.
Really love your woodworking skills.
Your a pro, thk u for sharing your work.
I'm a beginner and your someone I love , watching your video, and how organized you are. Your really good at what you do.. I consider u my mentor in woodworking.
Great build and video editing Matt. I really like the way you constructed the top, no hinges. Always look forward to your projects and videos.
Looks great. Dark paint really makes the pine top stand out. I may be in the minority but I think pine can look as good as oak or maple when done right. You hit the nail on the head here.
+Justin Richardson
Thanks man, it definitely has its place when properly presented.
Nice build dude! I personally would have added hinges (and will when I build mine) but it's absolutely a personal preference. You just got yourself another subscriber. Looking forward to checking out the rest of your channel!
This is so nice to watch. Well done
You always do such a nice job Matt! I think you made the right decision for the treatment of the top. The whole thing looks really nice.
+Chem Cody
Thanks man!
I like the contrast between the color and the wood. Usually it's a light wood with dark paint or vice versa. But it's nice to see something different every so often.
+Luis Figueroa
Thank you, it is very subtle, but that's kinda the way I like the details to be.
Awesome blanket chest really like all the details with the moldings and the router work on the top it came out fantastic. Also wanted to say I like how you explain your thought process like when breaking down sheet goods and how to cut trim pieces it's great information. Also good to know I'm not the only one doing it this way. Take care and keep up the awesome work!!
+Thom spillane
Thanks Thom, I appreciate the great feedback!!
Looks great! I love the top. I like the idea of going without hinges, it keeps it nice and simple.
+Leigh Jordan
Thank you, that's just the way I like things to be, nice and simple!
Very nice work and finish 😎 Now, this is a well equipped shop and it's a miracle that you can actually work in such small space 🤓🤩😎
Looks great Matt. I love how such a simple box can look so classy with some trim and the contrast of the painted cabinet and wood top really looks classy!
+Eric Merchant
It's amazing what the subtle touches can do for an otherwise plain project huh?
Wow Matt, another winner! What a great video and your craftsmanship and attention to detail continue to amaze me. Another thing that I have to give a shout-out to is the camerawork and editing. Whoever is filming does a great job. Whether it be far back shots of your shop with you working, or a super close-up of a board getting cut, it always looks very professional. The editing and transitions from shot to shot are great as well. I always feel like I'm watching a documentary on Discovery or something! Anyways keep up the awesome work. I'm finding that out of all the channels on youtube that I subscribe to, yours is one of them that I look forward to watching the most.
+Mista C
Thank you very much! I'm not sure I deserve all that credit but thank you. I am constantly working at the camera and editing side of things, it's not something that comes natural to me so I'm constantly trying to improve.
Nice project. Good video. You've got some very nice tools in your shop. Keep up the good work.
+Scott Graham
Thanks man!
Outstanding! The created box is a thing of beauty. Bravo 👏🏼
Another seemingly Flawless project! I didn't realize until this video that you're working in a one car garage?! Very nice. I need to utilize the space in my 1 car garage outbuilding/woodshop/thing.
+Phillip Synenberg
Thanks man, yeah it's pretty small in my shop, but with the proper layout it's not too bad.
Stumbled upon this video by chance, stayed because of how calming and pleasant your voice is. I love your accent. Also, I love the bench!
Thank you!!
This is my favorite build you have done, awesome job.
+Ian Voll
Thanks man, mine too :)
As always...a fabulous project.
+David Handley
Thanks David!
Wonderful to have on hand for little ones.
Looks amazing and very sturdy. Good job.
+Tim McGrew
Thanks Tim, it does seem to be quite sturdy :)
Wow! Nice job. Great attention to detail.
This is a very nice heirloom quality piece. And lots of good practical tips along the way.
+Seth Galitzer
Thanks man, I'm very happy with this piece!
I like the chamfer on the bottom edge of the lid! Gives it some interesting depth detail. Looks great.
+130flyboy65
Thank you!
Great job, never thought of a lift off top. This was the first time to view one of your videos, I like the way you comment over the steps, it just seems to help follow along.
Looks nice Matt. I am glad to see you protecting your lungs. More people should do that.
+Mike H
Thanks man, I certainly don't take liberties with my health
That’s a very nice chest, Matt. I like the contrast of the natural grain in the lid with the solid colour in the body. And you’re very good at editing so that - with your calm narration - the process becomes very clear. Thanks for sharing!
+Andreas Kalt (Holzhandwerk/Woodcraft)
Thanks Andreas!
That came out great, Matt! Love what you did with the trim on this piece.
+Carter Wilson Workshop
Thanks dude!
Wow -- looks awesome, Matt. Nice job!
+RFD265
Thank you :)
Thank you! The little bit of advice about consistency is a lesson I think too few WoodTubers mention but is so critical. Do I care if the fixed shelves in my bookshelf are EXACTLY 24 inches long? Nope...but if they aren't all the SAME I'm going to struggle to get the case square and not be pear shaped.
Turned out great! Really like the chamfer on the underside of the lid. Good call.
+mark smith
Thanks Mark, I was very pleased with the top!
nice job Matt that bench looked great keep up the good work
+Opa's Workshop
Thanks
Looks great Matt ! I really like the contrast of it.
I was going to say the same thing. Th natural pine on top of the grey looks very good.
+The ShavingWood Workshop
Thanks Tommy!
+Andrew Tucker
Thanks Andrew, I really love the look of the bright top on it!
Matt Lane Anytime my friend :-)
Very nice work beautiful box very nice great job.
Great Job & video! I don't know the "why's" of the lift off top but it would seem to me to be a pain trying to lift off the top, then once to have it off...what do you do with it? A female would have problems with that plus it could get dinged a lot.
Turned out beautiful nice job.
looks amazing.. great job.
I am exited about your decicion about, when you should using table saw and when you should using band saw
Thanks Matt,
I've been looking at building one of these myself. Just starting out so I'll go and buy your plans.
Thanks again,
Mark
+DaceyMark
Thanks Mark, I appreciate the support man!!
Beautiful work nicely done Matt !!!
+Robert Booth
Thanks Robert!
And he made it in less than 15 minutes. Amazing.
Great job man. This is exactly what I've been looking for.
+King Beard
Thank you!!
nice job matt, looks great
+Matt Dodaro
Thanks Matt :)
dam that ended up real nice! Keep up the good work man..
+Fredrik Carlsson
Thanks man!
Nice work Matt. I continue to enjoy your work. Thanks.
+Ernie Souza
Thanks Ernie!
First time I see your channel and I must say this is without a doubt one of the best done videos on TH-cam. It's nice not to hear a bunch of annoying background music. You are a true Craftsman. I'm a big fan already
Man... you make it look easy. Take it from a newbie, you're next level ;)
Thanks man!
Thank you for the video. I really like how you put the footage and explanations together.
+brightest07
Thanks for watching :)
Really sa-weet build. Want to make something like this for the foot of my bed. Thanks for the inspiration.
+David Clauson
Awesome, thanks man!
I'm a little late in seeing this Matt but this is a really nice piece and a good video. Beautiful work man keep it up.
+John Keith
Thanks dude!
Great build and video Matt , Nice work!
+Jon Peters Art & Home
Thanks Jon!
Hi Mat I saw that you used 2 types of respirators in this build the one with white filters & one with pink filters. Could you tell me when & why you use each one
+Vince Baker
The pink filter one is a particulate(dust) mask. The other is a vapor mask.
Beautiful. really nice job, Matt
+Robert Mazzitelli
Thanks Robert!
Nice job, great video I plan on making a storage box for my camper out of baltic birch, your video gave me a few good ideas.
That looks awesome! I am surprised you brushed it rather then spray it
+Wes Hamstra (Wes Hamstra Woodworking)
Thanks Wes, I definitely need to get myself a spray setup at home. It's not always convenient to take things to work and spray them.
Awesome project Matt, well done.
+Crafted Workshop
Thanks man
Looks great Matt!
+Fred McIntyre
Thanks Fred!
Matt, seeing you rip the board 8:35 with your bandsaw in this video (not sure if that would be considered resawing) and then run it through the planer made me want to ask this question. When using stock that is thicker than you need and within the capability of your bandsaw, at what thickness do you resaw to remove the bulk material first? I was thinking that 1/4" may be enough to justify a pass on the bandsaw.
I recently built and end table from some rough poplar I milled to 5/4. It took quite a while to get my stock down to 3/4", but I did have a nice pile of shavings for my trouble. My bandsaw is really bad and I am contemplating a bandsaw upgrade to make thinning stock less time consuming. Understanding the time savings afforded by resawing may help me justify a nicer bandsaw.
+Makercise
Yeah, I'd say any size of material you deem worthy of saving is a good reason to resaw. That's exactly why I did it in this case. Instead of having to mill two strips down from three quarters, I could just resaw it in half and then plane it and then I have plenty of material to do what I need. Resawing is very handy in cases like this and like what you said, preventing having to plane down and lose all that material.
Thanks Matt, where are the plans for this? Can you send them or provide a link?
Great project ---I was wondering if you could have used beetle killed pine for the top
+Richard Fuerst
Yeah, essentially, you could use any material you wanted for a top. Beetle kill pine would definitely be a cool look.
Looks great. Must be very heavy?
+Craig Pereira
It's a little heavy but not too bad because I used a thinner ply. I wanted it to be somewhat heavy and sturdy though because of what it would be used for.
Very nice, I want a help that I built in our patio storage bench height 29 inches is it OK and looks good?
Congratulations for the great work!
+Ognian Borisov
Thank you!
Very sturdy & aesthetically pleasing build. I would have painted the very bottom trim white though to match your floor molding.
+Buck Slaughter
I did actually consider that, but in the end I'm happy with it all being one color. Plus, if I move it to another room or not against the wall, it might not look as good.
fair enough. keep doing quality builds man it's nice to see craftsmanship still alive.
+Buck Slaughter
Thank you and thanks for commenting and watching!
great job
Great work !!!! Many congrats 👍
Thank you!
Nice job Matt!
+Brad Polkinghorne
Thanks man!
Love your methodical style.
Subbed.
Nice build. Great explanation. Wish I had your Festool stuff. Thumbs up. Enough said.
+Chris Parker (CP Builds)
Thanks brother, it was money well spent...... A lot of it lol
You are great... I love the storage box!
Turned out real great. Nice detail with the trim. You never considered some sort of short legs on it that went in the same style as the trim?
+GamingDad
At first it did have legs on it, but I didn't really like the look of it so I added the base trim.
Beautiful craftsmanship Matt, love everything about it keep the videos coming !
That looks great - greatings from Germany
Love it, great work and nice explanation Matt!
+Humus Workshop
Thank you!
Nice job Matt.
+Jon Stewart
Thanks Jon
that came out beautiful man!
+Anthony Tobias
Thanks man!
That is just beautiful great project very thorough explanation as well thanks for the hard work
+Bryan Patterson
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Looks great Matt
+Derek Cadmus
Thanks dude!
awesome video. Just curious as to why your so meticulous with the long strokes for the polyurethane and then you go short and choppy and sideways brush strokes with the color? To you like the brush texture?
+Spencer/Tressa Adams
I don't really mind brush strokes on a piece like this. The latex color isn't really self leveling like the poly is on the top. I also don't wanna take away from the look of the rails and stiles so that's why I brush each piece on the box from end to end. This way it doesn't end up looking like one big solid mass produced panel, if that makes sense.
Very nice! Great job.
+speedracer210
Thanks
Love the look Matt!
+AdventuresInDIY
Thanks Chris!
Matt,
Nice work!!! Im on the fence about a table saw. In your opinion, do you think you would be as successful in this build if you used your MFT table and track saw only.
+dlindesey
I absolutely love the mft for cross cutting, especially when it comes to sheet goods and breaking them down. The track saw and mft combo are great for small shops like myself.
I do however think I'd sorely miss having my table saw for rip cuts. The main benefit of a table saw with a good fence is consistently ripping your boards. It would be hard to do with a track saw, especially thin rips.
Really like the detail on the underside of the top
+Airborne Mike
Thanks Mike!
Matt, really nice project!!! I would add hinges to the top but that's just me. I was wondering why you don't use a spray gun to paint your projects?
+Pat M
I just wanted a very simple way to attach the lid, it won't really be opened all that much.
I don't currently have a spray setup at home and it's not always convenient for me to take stuff to work and spray it.
Ok since I remember you showing all the great info on spraying assumed this was in your shop.
+Pat M
Yes, I don't always have access to the booth and don't currently have a spray setup at home.
Matt, I noticed some exposed pocket holes on the ends... What method did you used to fill them. They certainly have disappeared in the final product, which by the way looks GREAT! My daughter already wants one.
+Gary Jones
That's awesome :) The trim covers the pocket holes. I was careful to make sure of this before going forward with the build.
Thanks Matt
Was following along on instagram and love the way it turned out!
+Sean from SimpleCove
Thanks Sean!
Nice job! Love the color.
+GuysWoodshop
Thanks Guy
"Happy Trails" to you too, another excellent video,
Videos take a lot of time to produce and thank you.
+Mike Rich
Thanks man! They definitely do.
Looks good Matt. Thanks for sharing.
+blazingnailgun
Thanks Freddie!!
Loved it. I think a hinge for opening the top cover would be helpful. Good job!
+KeyserSoseRulz
Thanks!