Yet another shelf build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- This time building basement shelves, with a reltatively thin frame, but making up for it with double mortise and tenon joinery to hold it together.
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I really enjoy seeing you repurpose old wood. Too often craftsman overlook the treasure of lumber that is out there free for the taking and opt instead for fresh from the kiln. Thanks for your vids Matthias!
oh my goodness. He is handy, he is cute, and he likes children. Also a little playful. What a wonderful combination!!
This video is a great example of how it is the quality of the joints and the shape of the wood rather than the total amount of wood that makes a peice of furniture rigid and durable
This is the Ikea GORM shelf - it is extremely cheap and someone forgot the back braces that give the shelf a diagonal/crosswise support
GORM was a good shelf system. Then they took a few millimeters off on every side to make things a bit cheaper, making the successor HEJNE incompatible to GORM - and quite a bit more flimsy. Still like my HEJNE-based workbench, though :-)
Take on the world! DoTT FTW.
I wouldn't say it's cheap lol
@@girlhappy6442 nowadays basically everything made from wood is expensive - thx covid 😂
@@suit1337 thx Brandon and his made up inflation
I'm pretty sure those shelves are an IKEA kit - or they're very similar. In the IKEA kit there's a diagonal steel member to address the wobble issue, but it would seem whoever put that kit together left that bit out.
I have some in my basement and they are pretty sturdy. Clever design too. They aren't bad shelves.
James Nugent I see reading is your most advanced skill.
Neroxen I did read, and understand, the comment. I just wanted to use the joke of how ikea furniture is difficult to assemble- however badly I made the joke
James Scheffler that was my thought right at the start of the video. A few diagonal struts, or corner gussets, would have saved a huge amount of work here.
James Nugent Ikea items are difficult to assemble?? Seriously... It's one of the easiest things you can do. The instructions are clear and parts usually only go one way and in one place. I dont understand how someone would not be able to build Ikea furniture.
@ 2:22 Note that with the 2:1 reduction and measuring in inches, 13/8" in the template equals 13/16" in the workpiece, or a simple doubling of the denominator. Working with fractions is underrated!
I love watching you Matthias, just wish your videos were longer so i could kick back and relax with a cuppa and biscuits.
Cant wait for the next video.
If you watch them at half speed they last twice as long.
And sad to see how mathias think that speeding some parts of the video is necessary.
my wife gets big giggle out of the videos when Matthias goes REALLY FAST
Ha! I'm building shelves right now.
Looks the shelves in this video just needed diagonal support in the back. Of course Matthias will make it totally awesome.
Looks pretty sturdy, great job recycling wood.
Watching the mortise-and-tenon joints get made never bores me.
The precision of fit of those double mortise and tenant joints is just simply witchcraft. If you'd be so kind as to tell me there were 10 off-camera attempts to get the machine settings just right I'd feel much better about my own skills.
Do you keeping hoarding stuff to put in the shelves you build or do you keep building shelves for the stuff you hoard? i wonder...
Hopefully it was TP, Hand Sanitizer and masks
Like george carlin said all a house is is a place to keep your stuff ,if you didnt have anything you could just walk around.
When you lifted it and it bent in half i nearly died lol
ボイド didja?
Matthias was demonstrating the pantagraphic movement of the shelving.
You could hear the disgust in his quiet "shit"
The nerdiness is amazing!!! Love the videos!
1:17 noice
Just what I thought :D
'sounds like' meme material right there
that name and profile picture
hahaha im dying
I'm glad I didn't have to scroll down very far for this.
Great video, information and speed are a perfect balance (love your awareness that we can get a quick overview and also use TH-cam settings to slow or speed further). Your shop is amazing. Great shelves. Thank you!!
When I first saw the joints I assumed it would be morticed on both sides with a biscuit in the middle. That was super cool!
There's no denying it, the machines you've made your a clever chap 👍🏻
Matthias, с большим удовольствием смотрю ваши видео - вы большой мастер!
i like the idea of screwing the shelves to the cleats like that. Nice job!
I think this is the first time I've seen you make shelves out of shelves.
definitely the way to go, adding a diagonal member/s to the back would help a little bit but if any side of a wobbly "cube" isn't braced it won't be rigid.
I love how his test is just to climb up on it
When I build my ladder shelves, I usually make fronts 5mm lengthways longer at the bottom than backs. 5mm is only a SLIGHT difference and it works like a charm. I have build a few library shelves this way and none of them slants forward. With 5mm longer on front, all my ladder shelves rest perfectly against the walls, no wobbliness and so no need to nail them against walls. I have one entire wall covering with sturdy shelves holding thousands of books.
love the big windows in the shop - great new lighting overall - fantastic!
no Matthias, don't swear! you're too pure!!
So many beautiful computer monitors on that final shelf you showed! Nice, Mathias!
Nice work! Good to see your back to your old habits Matthias! Greetings from Holland.
Interesting fix, I do like how you made the shelves bigger. Now with the template you have, you can make as many as you want/need. Thank you for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yet another shelf build? I ve seen houses been build with less mortises and tenons 😃 Great work once again
Matthias, your channel is doing so well, congratulations!
I look at that shop and realize how truly deprived I am... BUT, I also realize that I need to organize what I have better! Like watching Norm Abrams... every possible tool in existence... going back to woodrights old school minimalism so I can "pretent" it's a choice... thanks Matthias for the inspiration.
Ahhh it's so refreshing to see a wandel build!
Here is how build utility shelving. It is utterly simple, very strong, easy to assemble and disassemble. I drill a hole at each corner of my shelving material. I cut PVC conduit to lengths equal to the shelf spacing required. I run four long lengths of threaded rod through the shelf corner holes and through the PVC spacers. Nuts and washers top and bottom on the threaded rods pull everything together, and I am done. This method also enables shelving units to be hung from a ceiling - the top ends of the threaded rods secured by appropriately strong brackets. Threaded rod can be purchased in lengths up to 10 feet.
wow! i'm surprised at how rigid they are given the way you put them together.
0:15 i've finally heard a canadian curse
I'm guessing you've never watched AvE's youtube channel then eh?
0:14 Looked like you were going to fold the shelves up and take 'em with you.
was well thought out on recycling those members. enjoyed the extra section you got out of all those pieces.
I like how your converted shelves look like so much less material, but prove how good joinery makes it stronger than its bulkier, poorly-joined predecessor.
I miss the old shop :(
Looks like an IKEA shelf without the stabilisation cross in the back... that's why it is wobbly Matthias.
This is so awesome what you did with that crappy shelf.
What can I say. Necessity is mother of inventions. Best...
The work! And the panto-router my god. I wish I was Matthias pupil.
Fun to watch these videos! Love the moccasins! 🤗I’m going to watch them all to see if the moccasins make an appearance!
You are a master of your craft!! Keep up the great work and awesome videos!!!!
Excellent tenon-mortise solid assemblement. Nice work. thank you teacher
Good job. And I like how well spoken you are :)
Man, those shelves were beyond awful. You did a fantastic job reusing them. Who says you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear?
I enjoyed watching this video. Thanks for posting. Now I am motivated to get into my woodshop.....right after a few more videos.
6:18 I heard someone say that most great men retain childlike qualities into their adulthood, instead of allowing it to die off like the rest of us. It encourages creativity and drives them to do what they love
That pantorouter us a MEAN machine!
jeez! I love that Panetrouter!!
wobble?
that's swinging!
Matthias must be pretty proud of himshelf!
"Shit" was definitely an appropriate response to what could have been.
Brother, your work is very good ...
For your next table or cabinet build you have to do your "Wandel jump" after you did a "Wandel climb" onto a shelf!
Quite the shelf you have there sir.
Whenever I want to test rigidity, I think of Matthias !
Uh. TMI.
Bravo again. Keep going and lead us weekend warriors!
Those IKEA pine shelves would have originally come with a metal x-brace which seems to be missing in your sets.
watching this shelf build makes me feel productive at five thirty in the morning
very nice looking shelf there sir
I dont know what it is about buying a new house but it always comes with a bunch of free crappy shelves that you have to tear down and rebuild.
Other people's junk = your next project.
That and the random crap, I have 10 large bags of quickcrete, wtf am I going to do with that?
Shane Ottinger Can beat that, 10 bags of tiling grout. At least I could have used the Quickcrete!!!
aserta The previous owner of my house left tossed/buried all their junk in the woods. We found a lawn tractor, multiple bicycles, aluminum swing sets, roofing tiles, an old garage door, and a 1970s-vintage solar panel and countless pieces of rotten 2x4s. Took three weeks and two dumpsters to clear out.
Nice work!
Nicely done. Thanks for the video.
awesome strength in those joints 🖒
Almost every time I use repurposed wood, or junk wood I come across, I typically hit some kind of nail. Either planing or on the table saw. I assume you never had this problem but it would be awesome to have a metal scanner of some kind to separate the wood that has metal in it from the ones that don’t.
Matthias video's never complete without some sort of wood working parkour. He should take clips from all his videos where he does, mix it with music and crazy slow mo and editing. haha.
I have the same shelves. they are from IKEA. Yours are missing a metal cross in the back that is to address the wobbling.
Your re-design is obviously better :)
Nicely done!
So, I've been watching his videos for a while now and I've always wondered... How does everyone else test the structural integrity of their build without Mr. Wandel to come by to hang off of it? Is there another company or service that does this in the USA? I have many rooms full of many shelves that need testing. I like to believe my work is proficient, but with a toddler around I'm beginning to second guess myself. I'm guessing it's fairly simple for an expert, but still quite expensive? I'm in the North East.
Thanks,
that mechanism at 2:42 is sick as hell. i assume those dont exist in stores and you invented this yourself?
4:54 - I was wondering if those might make good ladders but didn't actually expect expect that, Wow!
That drive me crazy too. I definetly fix that too.
"...and are kinda wobbly."
That is VERY wobbly.
Awesome video dude! You're very creative! :D
You should build a treehouse one day.
Great job! like you showing off. I enjoy your channel very much. I wish you and your family well and hope you have settled in the new place. Keep up the good work.
1:31
He's got a Matthias Green Tape measure !
Came here to see some slippers. Was not disappointed. =)
You would be a hit show on pbs
Nice box elevation jig
Pretty cool job!
amazing work!
wow another great video 6 mins went by to fast
Please don't speed up your commentary, I really value what you have to say. If others find it boring, or if you happen to make mistakes, I would still value the input.
All it really needed was an X-brace but I prefer the gratuitous re-engineering of it since it results in a video.
Indeed.
Bom dia Matthias, sou brasileiro, é um fã do seu trabalho. Você precisa fazer uma furadeira de bancada de madeira como tantas outras máquinas de madeira que você já fez.
muy buen vídeo abrazo desde uruguay
Bullseye. Super cool.
Another fun project.
Exellent work.
You know how people put salt in glue ups to prevent slipping? I think you should use the joint test apparatus and test that against not using salt to see if it weakens the joint
Well done good job but double tennons a OTT then if youve got the double tennoner jig you may aswell us it .
I miss having wood gears in the videos
reason why in the future i want to be a builder.
Matthias Wandel videos beat Black Tar heroin hands down, did you hear that joint pop?!
Building in a rear wall into the shelfs, might also have done the job of making the shelf more stable.
But hey, what ever floats your boat :D
That would be way more material!
Awesome machine