Excellent work!

just go to woodprix if you'd like to make it yourself.

Good color, Good cabinet.

Thanks - great job!

Nice looking table, great work to both of you.

It's awesome seeing another one of your videos! Love your work

Really beautiful work, Kevin! The table turned out amazing!!! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

Awesome work👌

clever chap

Great video, with well-explained processes, and your camera work is excellent. I’d only suggest you please consider rethinking your choice of music or removing it entirely on future videos. The bouncy synth track was virtually intolerable.

Go pack go baby

Nice Stools, Go Blue!

I couldnt understand what you took for the attachment point of the door, i only got, that you bought it at amazon XD i want to build these doors 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Nice table. You need to clamp your pieces when drilling on the drill press. The wood is moving around a lot.

I hope you know that you are incredibly skillful. Outstanding results!

Impressive 🎉🎉🎉❤

What a great tutorial video. Perfect amount of information and detail. Honestly impressed that you fit so much into into a 6 min video.

Very cool and creative!

where did you order your name plates?

$10/drawer for slides?! No wonder so many YT people use them everywhere. Those are $20++ here.

So cool!

Awesome build! Ironically my buddy just asked if I could upgrade their fantasy trophy since they just ran out of room. Great inspiration.

Great video. Using the table saw to trim the uneven leg is genius! The wedge cuts in the tenons are to long imo.

Absolutely beautiful work, I wish I could do one for myself.

LOL. Lucky You. I have been using my parents dresser drawers that were purchased in 1950. We have had a lot of rain lately, and I put some chocks under it to stop it getting wet. The mice really appreciated a dry place to sh*t. Not under it but thru ALL the drawers.

Nice and clever!

Copy of another design

Nice job❤

Thanks for the video, I've been looking for a tutorial like this for a long time. However, I initially struggled as I only have Photoshop and not Illustrator. I eventually figured out I could go 'image' - 'mode' - 'indexed color' change the 'Pallette' to 'Local (Perceptual' then choose the number of colors I wanted. I don't know if it is exactly the same as the illustrator part but it did help me only get rid of the in-between colors you spoke of. It did the job well enough and saved me from purchasing another piece of Adobe software that I'm sure I wouldn't get much other use from. Thanks for the video again!

Are you able to make me one?

Excellent project, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

When it has to be over the top

Very cool!

Very nice

Hey Kev. Love the dimpled look and expect they feel great. Have subscribed and will watch more of your videos. Regards James One Handed Maker - Australia

Love these nightstands.This project turned out just beautifully.

Leave all the video clips out, no need

Go blue

Amazing!

Bravo !

Hey I'm thinking of a similar project, but I'd like to know more about how you made the centre circular hinge between the two panels. I tried researching a way to make two panels rotate like that,but cant find anything. You used a bearing, but how did you connect the pieces specifically?

Very nice cabinet that will provide a ton of storage for you. Also it was a very nice video. I like videos with the right balance of talking. To much talking is sickening and to little talking with poor video makes you guess about the purpose of the video.

Beautiful work Kev!

Beautiful nightstands. That was a neat little jig you made for the drawer front texture.

After building first an alpine patterned cheese board with multiple hardwoods including hickory which required a ton of ripping at 45° angles and building a solid hickory vanity with half lap and bridle joinery… I love hickory! For true joinery methods like bridle joints, etc. hickory is amazing to work with except sometimes the router pulls and rips on the grain but it was wonderful to build with and it’s stunning with the grain striations. Where it’s difficult and not beginner friendly or even pro is when fasteners are applied! My experience so far is avoid any and all screws and or nails because the wood is so damn dense I can’t tell you how many strong fasteners snapped inside the hickory so beware! And yes I pre drilled destroying multiple bits and used soap and wax for the screws and went very slow with the drill as not to overheat the fasteners yet majority of the time fasteners broke off or were imbedded into the hickory. So don’t do a project with pocket holes and hickory!!! Even the hardwood pocket screws snapped no problem into the wood

That’s neat, I’m like that too. I scour YT or sometimes Pinterest for a design and I never buy build plans because I tend to build it as I go or figure out the joinery I want to include and move from there. It takes a lot of thought but really I don’t know I just get it and enjoy making it my own. I did that with Shara’s mid century styled white oak vanity or dresser with custom trim like she added. I wanted half laps, bridle joinery, etc. for a small bath vanity that I made from solid hickory. I’m still working on the drawers and doors but it’s just a fun, challenging project and I like that I could make it custom unlike I’d do if I followed plans

Stunning nightstands, dude! Amazing work! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊 And happy holidays!

Saw a video of Woodrow Leehyun doing this about a year ago and it has been on my bucket list since then but couldn’t figure out how to do it without a CNC. Thanks for sharing the technique and great job.

Those stands are gorgeous! I love how the drawer fronts came out. I agree the push-to-open slides were the way to go so you can showcase them. Looking forward to seeing more of those backlogged projects! - Joe

Very nice, you’re a genius keep up the nice work