I make an overly complex box from last years off cuts. it includes pieces from my Federal desk, Rosewood barn doors, quarter swan mahogany desk and neo classical tables. my website : kingpost.co.nz/
That box is fantastic! Great job! Only thing I would point out is the two screws in the bottom inside, you could have found a hidden way to apply them, maybe interior dowels or maybe do that base step in the beginning before gluing the veneer. Other than that, it's great! Just found your channel :)
Great box! only thing I would change would be not spray black on edge of ply - you can see it bleed into the light veneer. Edging strip if some sort would be better.
Gorgeous piece. Wish I could afford the shipping but right now bills come first. May try my hand at something similar with some custom inserts as yet another jewelry box for the Mrs.
When I have sene other people do the same pattern they first glue the pieces in to hexagons, using rubber bands to glue them together. and then glue the hexagons together to form the board. That method looked quicker and a little more accurate than glueing everything individually like you did ;)
Hello, Just subscribed. Loved the box you did a wonderful job with the veneer. Wish you would have been able to edge band that ply. but it is a beautiful piece. I hope to have my own woodworking channel soon as well. I cannot wait to see what you do next. Erik
was thinking about the amount that you will need to make to insure that it zll lines up.so ill learn from you. I'm working on a kitchen and only need to line up one end and one edge. But it has to be all end grain. love your shop.my next tool is a thikness or drum sander.In Canada we call it a drum sander,but I have a French friend that calls it a thickness sander?. sorry cant tell if your Ozzy or Brit. sounds a lot the same to me but some words give it away.no disrespect Brother. its late forgive the spelling and the book.lol
Very nice. Thinking about the diamond patterns, could you have cut three long shaped bit of lumber, glued then together to make a hexagon then cut off 'discs' with your miter saw? None the less - very nice. I know what I'll be building with my (7 year old) daughter next week when Mummies over on the NZ south island for the week at her sisters. I might go for a smaller version as she wants to build a wooden pencil case with me.
hi , could have done that, but you end up with end grain showing, thats how the japanes decorate some pieces. this pattern looks best when the timber grain is parralel with the side of the cube. good luck with the draw!
P.S. Try to look up mtmwood, he's the best end-grain cutting-board maker on the Planet. He's Russian, and his work is mind-blowing. Unfortunately a lot of it's done by CNC machine, but there's hand work too. We should all help each other, so that way we all become as good as we can.
yo, hi Joey, really love your channel. If you still interested in this type of patterns, you have to check this channel out - mtmwood. Russian guy makes cutting boards with all types of these patterns.
love the way you think about the sides and the ends. everyone gets stuck on doing this and the detales make or brake a project. Respect and god bless.
The best part about this beautiful box is that I've never seen anything like it. Nice work. Thanks.
This thing is amazing man! Wow, the makers like yourself are the reason why I became a woodworker, you're insanely talented
+Logan Connor cheers! Nice to have been some inspiration.... keep on cutting
that is cool. I love the originality! love the shirt!
cheers
You're a good honest worker. Thanks for sharing. You're also a very generous person. All the best from Paris, France!
That has to be the coolest box I've ever seen! That is sooooo cool!
That's a great box. I collect mid century furniture. And that piece would look nice sitting on one of my tables
Great build. Love seeing some Southern hemisphere content.
Outstanding work and the 3D effect is awesome!
That box is fantastic! Great job! Only thing I would point out is the two screws in the bottom inside, you could have found a hidden way to apply them, maybe interior dowels or maybe do that base step in the beginning before gluing the veneer. Other than that, it's great! Just found your channel :)
+Get Hands Dirty cheers
Very involved piece of work Joey. I have never seen that style of 'Opening' before.
A great demo of your skills Joey and an other master piece
Thanks
Happy new year
thanks!
Nice work Joey - look forward to your 2017 projects
Chris
Wow. Very creative design and beautiful!
This is just talent. THis is the best work i've ever seen on YT, and i got to hand it out to you. Great work, this is just amazing!
+BurlyWoodWorks cheers
What a awesome build, very cool. Take it easy
Absolutely beautiful piece mate, you are a very talented guy!!
+James Humberstone thanks, I try
Gorgeous piece of work!
You made few things easier for me in this video. Thanks for the lesson :)
Happy new year!
damn that pattern is amazing looks really good. thanks for sharing.
Nice video, Joey.
The box looks great. The 3D effect of the box looks very nice, the idea I find very good.
Günter Schöne thanks!
Great box! only thing I would change would be not spray black on edge of ply - you can see it bleed into the light veneer. Edging strip if some sort would be better.
I really like your style and techniques you use to make your projects. I'd be interested in receiving this
Very beautiful box. Not to my personal taste, but I can still recognize good craftmanship.
Tumbling Blocks a long time favorite !
Fabulous design.
this is awesome. I can barely get chess boards to fit and look right there is no way I could make this look right. fantastic job.
Amazing work and delighted to see it was done by skill and hard work and not a CNC. Definate sub
+Robert Devenney thanks! Addmitidly I have access to a good cnc but really don't use it very often. Cheers
Nothing against CNC machines just a shit load of videos on TH-cam of a CNC machine working rather than a craftsman like yourself.
Using a CNC is no different than using any other tool at your disposal. A CNC isn’t just plug and play. It takes a certain level of skill to use.
that's an awesome design
that is pretty cool , you are talented !
Cool box! Great to use up leftovers and have the freedom to build what you want rather than what a client wants!
Mitch Peacock - WOmadeOD Cheers mitch, not very often these days I get to play around in the workshop. so it was really fun
You made that look so easy.
a awesome box man!
Although not really my style, I think it came out very nicely! That is some inspirational material for me
How could it not be someone's style? Geesh.
great build and video
Great project but, it's only a small but but, will you cover the screws in the base of the box or leave them showing??
How beautiful and unique!
thanks !
An amazing piece
Very cool Joey
Great job. As always...
Nice work my man!
Piston fit is new to me ! I like that nice vid pal !
Beautiful piece Joey and very Unique, a pleasure to watch...................All the best for 2017.
thank you
Very nice project, thanks!
Wow. Love this. Would like to own something like this
Awesome Box
stunning work my man!! very nice indeed!
+Sean Heathfield cheers
great work man!
You sure make it look easy which i'm sure it isn't but it's beautiful and so dimensional in a 3D way..
James Pugh cheers , I find dimensions are best in 3
Gorgeous piece. Wish I could afford the shipping but right now bills come first. May try my hand at something similar with some custom inserts as yet another jewelry box for the Mrs.
yea i know, shipping is not cheap!
Could have invested in the shipping and turned around and sold it and paid some bills. You could get some good money for that here in the US.
Great job
Cool box, great design. Where do you get your veneer from?
Ian 'Taffy' Standen hi veneers are from Joe woodworker, veneer supplies. com
That would be cool as a full size table !
Hmmm...
awesome realy nice built
When I have sene other people do the same pattern they first glue the pieces in to hexagons, using rubber bands to glue them together. and then glue the hexagons together to form the board. That method looked quicker and a little more accurate than glueing everything individually like you did ;)
Thank you so much for this video! :)
Great box Joey! How much is shipping if I move to your home town? lol jk I wish i didn't need tools more than that cool box you made!
Awesome skills mate but I cringed when you drove those flat heads through the bottom into the plinth
+KingPost TimberWorks next time use salt on the glued surface 11:58 - no movement when clamping.
Awesome work!!! (y)
Any chance you could throw in a set of those awesome custom glue scrapers as well?
oh yea sure , a whole bunch!
What are the dimensions of those cubes?
Hello, Just subscribed. Loved the box you did a wonderful job with the veneer. Wish you would have been able to edge band that ply. but it is a beautiful piece. I hope to have my own woodworking channel soon as well. I cannot wait to see what you do next.
Erik
Erik Lancaster Cheers and good luck!
It's beautiful but why not have the cube pattern over the whole box?
work fantastic !!!!!!!!!!! trabalho fantastico !!!!!!
+moveis planejados versatil Cesar thanks
was thinking about the amount that you will need to make to insure that it zll lines up.so ill learn from you. I'm working on a kitchen and only need to line up one end and one edge. But it has to be all end grain. love your shop.my next tool is a thikness or drum sander.In Canada we call it a drum sander,but I have a French friend that calls it a thickness sander?. sorry cant tell if your Ozzy or Brit. sounds a lot the same to me but some words give it away.no disrespect Brother. its late forgive the spelling and the book.lol
Very nice. Thinking about the diamond patterns, could you have cut three long shaped bit of lumber, glued then together to make a hexagon then cut off 'discs' with your miter saw? None the less - very nice.
I know what I'll be building with my (7 year old) daughter next week when Mummies over on the NZ south island for the week at her sisters. I might go for a smaller version as she wants to build a wooden pencil case with me.
hi , could have done that, but you end up with end grain showing, thats how the japanes decorate some pieces. this pattern looks best when the timber grain is parralel with the side of the cube. good luck with the draw!
True: That Didn't even occur to me.
Not sure the web site took my info for the box?!?!?! Anyhow, thanks for the year of great content!
i have quite a few through already, so probably got it, otherwise try again. you might get 2 chances!
When the video faded to white at the end, I almost expected to see a squeaky clamp walk into view.
Double Dare Fan ha I thought the same!
P.S. Try to look up mtmwood, he's the best end-grain cutting-board maker on the Planet. He's Russian, and his work is mind-blowing. Unfortunately a lot of it's done by CNC machine, but there's hand work too. We should all help each other, so that way we all become as good as we can.
how doubt how many days to complete this project
+Danadaling Dom 3 days
That has lego storage written all over it :) Nice job!
Greetings from Nicaragua.
17:39 Anyone else see the face in the grain?
PistolPat
I see it
how much do you think it would cost to get it to Auckland?
free if you win
hay
wow you use a lot of glue
i'm really excited to be retired when i'm 65 years old:) so then i can start my real life ^^
A řemeslo tiše v koutku pláče.
yo, hi Joey, really love your channel. If you still interested in this type of patterns, you have to check this channel out - mtmwood.
Russian guy makes cutting boards with all types of these patterns.
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