The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
The problem you would face, if you planned to use it for long, is the seat not having sufficient strength. It will split parallel to the front facing, roughly in the middle. I have that problem with an older set of oak dining chairs that had not been built with the best quality materials, evidently.
Just came from Johns page to watch your's awesome video! Always love watching these ply wood builds. Ply wood is fun to work with because you can make as many mistakes as you want and it won't cost you a fortune, great upload!
Good looking outcome and I like that you paused to own up to a mistake along the way. Good for beginners to know that no one gets it right all the time.
Love the chair. I'm glad somebody else thinks the price of wood in the UK is a lot more than in America! Envious of the American builders being able to use Birch ply and other more exotic materials!! Thanks for a great film.
This is a lovely, simple and stylish piece of plywood furniture that can be made to look super modern and expensive, I’m thinking of building this and adding some thin concrete pads for an ultra modern industrial look, won’t be very comfortable but it will look cool AF. 😎 Great video, thanks for the inspiration and ideas 💡
I really love this design, not the least because the square armrests remind me of a pair of 70s chairs at my grandparents', and are a really nice practical feature for living room use. The unpainted plywood and sharp angles look gives the design serious hipster-loft-cred, too.
Great project to watch between ye both, well done on passing the 50,000 subs as well, John has some great channels i have been listening to him complain for a long time now ha ha.
That’s brilliant Kieth, well done my friend....simple in design, strongly built and no doubt very comfortable....reminds me of a school project chair I made as a 14 year old, stainless steel legs, mahogany arms, back and seating with web sprung seat and cushions, the problem I had was fitting the seat & arms part to the steel tubes, had to make a nut holding wire for the bolts through the wood, then capped with turned mahogany end caps....turned out okay and got an grade 1 in A level woodwork....off to watch the other video.....
Having watched both of the videos I must say that while I think John’s build was good, especially the way he used most of the sheet of ply, I prefer your chair. It’s a very elegant and simple design, which many people can struggle to achieve. It reminds me of some of the stuff IKEA sell, in that their products are also well designed and share the elegant simplicity of your chair. Another great video, cheers Keith.
what people they try to demonstrate, is their ability they can do any things, like building, for example, an armchair using plywood or thing else like any material.
We have different style tastes, but a lot of niffty ideas that I can use (dowels instead of biscuits for one) and your vid gets me thinking I should head to the shop!!
Nice project. I am happy for you that your could realize a colab with John Heisz. I have watched many of his videos. I suppose he must have felt flattered when your mentioned him . Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the video. Few questions : 01) What's it called for the small joints you used. 💊 02) what type of gum should be used for joint. 03) what's the best ways to hide the joints from it being visible. 04) what's the best way to keep the same color for complete furniture. Thanks
You're welcome (it was me who posed that collaborative question)! :) Seriously though, nice work Keith! You are clearly making a name for yourself here on TH-cam. Keep it up!
Wonderful job Keith, great collaboration with John Heisz I also have been following John for years he is a great woodworker. You have done a great job on the piece of furniture I love it nice modern design. It would be nice to see more project like this, keep up the good work.
We are the leading plywood company in Vietnam for furniture manufacturing, product quality and Carb standard (USA), Mutu certificate. Ensure the highest requirements from the manufacturer. Our factory is located in Hanoi City, 15 minutes from Noi Bai International Airport by car. Our products are currently exported to the United States. We look forward to cooperating with you. Contact a representative of Mr. Hai Gmail: nguyenthehai411@@t Zalo and telephone number: +84 357736521 Eagle industries limited company in Vietnam Thank you
Very nice chair. I'm here after watching John's part of the collaboration. I quickly browsed your video library and saw lots of very interesting builds. Immediately subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
Perfect! A pleasure working with you on this, Keith :)
Thanks John. Loving the new Heisz Wandel Project channel by the way!
The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
Fantastic job Keith. So glad you have team up with John for this.
Простая конструкция! Спасибо за идею. Привет из Болгарии))
The problem you would face, if you planned to use it for long, is the seat not having sufficient strength. It will split parallel to the front facing, roughly in the middle. I have that problem with an older set of oak dining chairs that had not been built with the best quality materials, evidently.
Nice work Keith! And props to you for showing the mistakes. Nothing wrong with that in my opinion!
Great build keith. A very modern style chair. Ah, fair play to john for getting in contact. He's a great guy.
Very nicely done, Keith Brown!
Looks brilliant Keith!
Just came from Johns page to watch your's awesome video! Always love watching these ply wood builds. Ply wood is fun to work with because you can make as many mistakes as you want and it won't cost you a fortune, great upload!
I'm a big fan of you both, great to see you working together. Congrats on 50k!
Nice contemporary styling. Well done. Thanks for sharing
That a cool idea! Thanks for sharing!
Good looking outcome and I like that you paused to own up to a mistake along the way. Good for beginners to know that no one gets it right all the time.
Nice, simple and clean lines. I like it very much keith. Good job☺
I like the design because it simple and it seems that it would fit at any house and it looks comfortable !!!!
Very Good!Congratulations
Genius work, love this idea with the plywood and thank you for sharing this upload.........👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Simple and clean concept. Thanks for showing your mistakes and for inspiring us!
Love the chair. I'm glad somebody else thinks the price of wood in the UK is a lot more than in America! Envious of the American builders being able to use Birch ply and other more exotic materials!! Thanks for a great film.
Muy buen video y excelente tu proyecto amigo , gran saludo from Argentina
The dowel jig, simple yet brilliant
Good looking concept chair too 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Such a great video. Thanks for sharing your design..
Hello Keith, wish you all the best in your new house and hoping to see your worship setup.
I love it!!
Good job bro!
Nice chair, like it’s looks.
I like the hidden area behind the back, good for storing small things
Que lindo, tão simples e prático, amei. Sou do Brasil (Salvador - Bahia).
Great job Keith, have a nice day !!!!
Hi keith just one word to sum it up and that word is brilliant. I'll be watching Johns video now
This is a lovely, simple and stylish piece of plywood furniture that can be made to look super modern and expensive, I’m thinking of building this and adding some thin concrete pads for an ultra modern industrial look, won’t be very comfortable but it will look cool AF. 😎
Great video, thanks for the inspiration and ideas 💡
That's awesome Keith, the chair looks amazing! I'm really glad you got to collaborate with John. Looking forward to the next project!
looks really great keith,well worth the like
Congratulations! Very good.
I really love this design, not the least because the square armrests remind me of a pair of 70s chairs at my grandparents', and are a really nice practical feature for living room use. The unpainted plywood and sharp angles look gives the design serious hipster-loft-cred, too.
Nice job Keith! What a great collab with John. I Watch both of your channels.
Great project to watch between ye both, well done on passing the 50,000 subs as well, John has some great channels i have been listening to him complain for a long time now ha ha.
nice work Keith,good looking and comfortable chair,using bought material is a one off too,but the project gets my thumbs up
Wow ! Simple, beautiful & practical sir.
nice looking chair, cool that you got to work with John.
Hello there.
Very nice job.
You've got a very good tools.I like them.
Thanks for your efforts.
Loved this video. You could almost see you getting giddy at working with John. Yet Dillon and the bird box is holding up.
Love the modern design, Keith! Reminds me of those chairs by Rietveld, a famous dutch architect and furniture maker.
I enjoyed your video it's simple and easy with good looking. And you are humble too😀 please keep uploading videos on wood project. I will hit like👍
That’s brilliant Kieth, well done my friend....simple in design, strongly built and no doubt very comfortable....reminds me of a school project chair I made as a 14 year old, stainless steel legs, mahogany arms, back and seating with web sprung seat and cushions, the problem I had was fitting the seat & arms part to the steel tubes, had to make a nut holding wire for the bolts through the wood, then capped with turned mahogany end caps....turned out okay and got an grade 1 in A level woodwork....off to watch the other video.....
Excellent keith ! Nice collab !
you called ?
Great looking chair love the videos as always !
Love the concept design, and the out take with, I Build It, nice touch.
nice work. I like your simple doweling jig!
I've been subscribed to both of you for a good while now and this collaboration was a nice surprise. Well done.
thanks you have a very inspiring project for me and many people .... i am from Indonesia 👍👍🙏😷😇
Having watched both of the videos I must say that while I think John’s build was good, especially the way he used most of the sheet of ply, I prefer your chair. It’s a very elegant and simple design, which many people can struggle to achieve. It reminds me of some of the stuff IKEA sell, in that their products are also well designed and share the elegant simplicity of your chair. Another great video, cheers Keith.
Oh nice! Good job !!
I learn so much from you Keith! Thanks!
Excelente proyecto maestro me gusto mucho
You drew up a nice looking chair. Butt joints and dowels into ply end grain? I'm not sure they add much strength. Nice looking chair.
what people they try to demonstrate, is their ability they can do any things, like building, for example, an armchair using plywood or thing else like any material.
Nice accurate drilling for the dowels mate Well done
Hi I'm AROON C from Thailand.I like your video and the design of your armchair.
We have different style tastes, but a lot of niffty ideas that I can use (dowels instead of biscuits for one) and your vid gets me thinking I should head to the shop!!
That was very nice Keith, especially at the end about the collaboration. 👍🏾✊🏾✌🏾️
Nice Build.
Such a pleasure to watch videos like this - easy on the eyes, easy on the ears.....thanks a lot for posting this....
Gostei muito parabéns pela sua criatividade.
Nice project. I am happy for you that your could realize a colab with John Heisz. I have watched many of his videos. I suppose he must have felt flattered when your mentioned him . Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the video.
Few questions :
01) What's it called for the small joints you used. 💊
02) what type of gum should be used for joint.
03) what's the best ways to hide the joints from it being visible.
04) what's the best way to keep the same color for complete furniture.
Thanks
Great job mate, looked spot on
Awesome man! Hopefully this gets you more exposure! You deserve it!
two of my favourite you tubers working together ! well done on the collaboration, I doubt John would work with just anyone.
Nice by your soft spelling and thanks for thr oral scripts for details.
You're welcome (it was me who posed that collaborative question)! :) Seriously though, nice work Keith! You are clearly making a name for yourself here on TH-cam. Keep it up!
I owe you one!! 😁
Haha! If you ever have a fan met-up, mine's a cider! :)
Both videos are great, I liked the concept and look forward to further collaborations.
haha puts the can down on table 'next to' the coaster. Nice chair!
Wonderful job Keith, great collaboration with John Heisz I also have been following John for years he is a great woodworker. You have done a great job on the piece of furniture I love it nice modern design. It would be nice to see more project like this, keep up the good work.
We are the leading plywood company in Vietnam for furniture manufacturing, product quality and Carb standard (USA), Mutu certificate. Ensure the highest requirements from the manufacturer. Our factory is located in Hanoi City, 15 minutes from Noi Bai International Airport by car. Our products are currently exported to the United States. We look forward to cooperating with you. Contact a representative of Mr. Hai
Gmail: nguyenthehai411@@t
Zalo and telephone number: +84 357736521
Eagle industries limited company in Vietnam
Thank you
Pretty cool chair. Very minimalist. Maybe thicker cushions (8-10cm) so you can really sink in and it would be very retro and chique.
Excellent! 60 pounds is a good cost for what is a serviceable and attractive chair.
The random animals are excellent
Very clever!
Good stuff Keith!! !!!
Nice job Keith - a strong Scandi influence on the design, looks great!
Looks good, great concept
👌me gusta ese sillón económico, hiciste muy bien👍
Nice build...💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Haha so cool! This came out great! Looks really modern
AWESOME design - going to make a couple for my home office.
And now I have outdoor chairs to make too! LOL
Some exterior paint and some vinyl fabric and this would make an excellent chair for outdoors as well.
I would add one or two center supports in the middle of the seat front to back, in case a large friend chose to sit on it
Very nice chair. I'm here after watching John's part of the collaboration. I quickly browsed your video library and saw lots of very interesting builds. Immediately subscribed and looking forward to watching your videos.
Awesome work mate.
Woww brother it's very nice and simple.😊🙌
Hermoso !!! Saludos desde México! !!
Amei o seu trabalho . beijos do Brasil
Very nice. I will go watch Johns now.
Cheers Matt, I kept wishing I had your doweling machine throughout this project!
next time you can borrow it
Nice colab keith chair looks very good
I really love this chair... Thank you
☺
Great design and build, mate👍
Just wondering, is anyone else not getting notifications? And the "Thumbs Up" not taking effect?
i'm enjoying to use of jigs here. nice work :)
Such a great video, I can see all the effort that went into this one. Will watch John's vid now!
Nice build!
Nice collaboration.