Thank you for this detailed guide!

I just bought your plans this afternoon for this.Can't wait to make it

Hey bud hope all is well Been quite a while since we have seen anything from ya.

Looks great 🙂

No end taps means it’s pretty weak

Oh man, I was looking for this video for so many years after I had first watched it, only to find out that I had it saved for the same reason.

Thank you for the tutorial. Cool box design. 😊

Absolutely beautiful.

Nice work. A cautionary tale, however. 39 years ago I lost my middle finger and severely cut my index, third, and pinkie fingers on a table saw. A moment’s inattention changed my life, as a 10” carbide tipped blade running at 3400 rpm didn’t distinguish between wood and flesh. Watching you work without guards with your hands so close to the blade makes me cringe. For your sake and that of your family, please pause and rethink your woodworking safety protocols. I thought I was safe. I’ll spare you the photos. Tom

I have a shoulder yoke design and was needing to have a degree of sweep on the hooks and would like the entire piece to be rounded. There are challenging bends on the piece but it's necessary because it fits over my trick scooter. I've used other materials for this project but to make it in wood is desirable.

Is the plan for the smile box only 1 page? Thanks for sharing, i appreciate your work.

So romantic!

This is………very cool

I love it!

How much does something like this cost to make vs. Sell?

So I have my first situation where I needed to use the screw in spacer on the inside to center on a piece of stock a little smaller than 3/4. So then I needed to drill into the face, and found that the clamps cannot tighten because they hit the spacer before the wood. How do I resolve for that? Do I need to use a block of wood between the claps and bottom of the board I’m drilling into?

Great video. I recently bought a dowel max and wanted to use it today but I couldn’t figure out how to get it work like you had it for the shelf, that was exactly what I needed to see. Very informative video. Worth a like and subscribe. Thanks.

on the 90 degree issue of the holes... was you stock milled at a perfect 90 degrees, cus that should make the holes 90 degrees?

Using the wood from the wedding venue is so sweet. I love that!

I so love this piece!!!😊❤ Awesome work sir!!!

Lovely 😍 👌 thank you so much!!!

This looks great, the only thing I'd change is swap the Phillips screws for slotted ones as they look more vintage in my opinion.

Thank you for documenting and posting, very helpful. Never even thought about using the carcass as storage, but so obvious.

"book matched drawer sides" i mean.... if that isn't fine woodworking idk what is.... Instant sub

Yeahhhh not what I was expecting lol I’m like where is the part where he MAKES one not just cut wood ? 🤪 🤣🤣

Might sound like a silly question... how did you get the 2nd forsner bit to be flat to remove the pin hole it leaves? I've made candle holders and would love to remove this :)

Lmao, I wish i could just steal that jig from you 😂. For us just starting out and not having enough to purchase all the essential tools needed, things like this are a dream. 😢

I was wondering. Where do get your ideas from?

Having templates to make your pieces is an absolute must. Having a CNC to make them is another matter. I recently purchased a Shaper Origin, so I'm going to give it a try making templates for a similar piece. Love how you round the inside edges and the drawer fronts to give it a much softer look. Gonna give that a try, too. Beautiful work!

Wow, very impressive, really enjoyed this video. Perhaps something like a kitchen cutting board would work as a base, maybe half and inch bigger all around. Just a thought.

>See domino in video >Leave

You left out too many steps, and nat sound is so much better than that stupid brain-numbing music. Could never understand why KZbinrs feel the need to add music to every goddamned video they make. Pretty much a waste of time.

Wow this is incredible 👏

I was wanting to take a look at your website for a possible commission, except its no longer functioning.

Beautiful... well done.

I built a smaller version 20 years ago. As a scientist, I understood the need to keep errors to an absolute minimum. I couldn’t do it. Nearly every single one of my drawers had to be customized to fit its space. As far as I can tell, you are not human. Congratulations on constructing an epic piece of furniture.

Nice looking build. The only thing that sticks out to me are the legs. They seem “blocky” to me, but that may have been a client ask.

What bandsaw is that ?

Thanks for sharing, It helped me lot with a project I intend to do.

Not sure how many times I have watched this video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creativity, it is a great help and motivation.

So cool how creative ppl are, wonderful how much box like that would cost

Hope you’re okay man. Haven’t uploaded in a year.

Absolutely excellent video. Art from Ohio

What does this method buy you over just using a round-over bit?

05:15 I'll mount it upside down like this It looks it wears crown Cool kinda gothic victorian shit

Hi John, I have a question about the Brusso hinge mortise template. It calls for a 3/4 OD guide bushing but the only one I can find is too tall. The Brusso instructions say that you need to shorten it to just less than 1/8 inch. Did you have to do this or were you able to locate one somewhere that would work or is there another solution? Thank you for your time and I really appreciate all of your videos that have helped me further my knowledge of woodworking. Greg Harvey

i want to make a table like this for card storage. I'm wondering what was the dimensions of the walls and drawers?

Love them! I would like to add these type of stacked rounded edge drawers to my old heirloom sewing table, and I was looking to see if I could find plans for them. Do you intend to publish them?

What did you use in the router wall to make the drive screw to spin on ? great video

Stick the ff.