Amazing Woodworking Technical Extremely High - How To Make A Shutter Door For Storage Cabinets

Amazing Woodworking Technical Extremely High
How To Make A Shutter Door For Storage Cabinets
Build A Storage Cabinets
Thanks for watching, subscribe & share!
► Subscribe to channel: goo.gl/8vZEZZ

[@figueredoruley8050]

It's good to see Woodglut have new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

[@lalazola8562]

The first half of the kzbin.infoUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.

[@antonshkabara3090]

I made it with Woodglut plans!

[@pernellkatchp66]

Woodprix comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.

[@LePilkin62TV]

Мне нравится ваша работа.Удачи вам!

[@TrungNguyen-dn7wq]

This from my country, the wood workers are not poor (compare to other jobs). They just dont get enough training on safety and they think that not necessary. And we want to change that. Safety First!

[@williamchanchan7845]

Actually is Thailand or Vietnam?

[@sverduijn1]

I hope they change fast. Dust masks etc. And thank you for making the furniture for the world:)

[@gregrandol2801]

Woodglut comes with very useful plans with all the details you need.

[@007theluckyboy]

Very good work. Just an improvement could be to use router on lower exterior edges of wooden strips, to make it appear rounded like a beading design..

[@soylientgreen5663]

No fair you Have the best tool shop ever. I saw stuff I never knew existed

[@luutuanlinh4958]

These guys from Vietnam, they dont have enough tools and safe ways to do their job but they're great.

[@usageorgepa.3293]

The safety police would be in 7th heaven in that shop. People should keep in mind that these tradesmen are not weekend warriors and without a doubt their safety awareness is way up there....

[@Losing4Life]

The most unsafe wood shop I have ever seen by far.

[@brianb7423]

Gets the job done though and makes them look great

[@adnanhaider950]

Half of pakistani carpenters dont have 10 fingers. Smile

[@antwannjogu8681]

You can complain about his feet all you want but he does his work with the expertise and what he furniture is awesome.

[@shantellamend8986]

I did something like this a month ago with plans from Stodoys.

[@rawleramjag6948]

A wonderful shop! Very airy and spacious. Low noise level. Safety factor is quite good. Why should he need safety boots? Is a machine going to topple over on him? Is one of those little pieces of lumber going to fall and crush his toes? This is not some cramped, air-tight workshop operated by a single tradesman who is dependent on technology for his safety. The workmen are very comfortable and fully aware of the dangers of their tools - take a closer look at the smoothness of their operations and how well they handle their tools. (I once worked for a Shell oil packaging unit, cleaning the parking lot, the safety factors were so extensive that our team could get only half day of work sometimes with the rest being gobbled up in paperwork, inspections, drills, lectures, interrogations, etc.) Nice remarks by Trung Nguyen, USAGeorgePa, Jorge Borjas, Richard Defour, EDWARD Nygard, fightington (!!!), Anthoney Allen)

[@charliehanscome6456]

Nice job .shutters look awesome. I don't know what the safety concerns are about anyone that's a carpenter first thing we do take the guards off and throw them in the garbage.i couldn't work without sneakers though

[@peterkenton]

Woodworking is something i wished I cared about when I was younger. I love it now and find myself actually obsessed with making things. I need a jointer that sized damn.

[@Darkmatter321]

HAd no idea there's so much work involved with making a single shutter door. Well done!

[@brianmorris8045]

Yep, great work, great results, sadly, as MR.NVC suggests, safety has taken a back seat. Nice work on the shutter door, and good idea in putting in the hinge recesses before the slats are in.

[@GrumpysWorkshop4]

A little safety wouldnt go a miss but outstanding work.

[@gary96397]

I see he's got a safety bandage on one foot .lol

[@Fun4GA]

I was counting the OSHA violations, but flat out lost count. Lucky they aren't in America or their beautiful work would be shut down before someone dies or severs their limbs.

[@jeepke2062]

@@Fun4GA then he might continue "how to create a wooden leg "

[@joanvarela1298]

@@gary96397 waa⁶é

[@VeeDubR32]

And the award for the most dangerous shop in the world goes to...

[@Manasses1961]

No glue technique. Innovative.

[@kaden7298]

One thing is I admire these guys working sitting on the ground long hours. That just kill your back.

[@onlywiseman]

At least he has five toes in his right foot. By the way, those thinck fingers tell the experience. I respect those hardworking hands.

[@kmal5958]

Honestly, how many of us are making home made shutters? Yes, they are pricey to buy, but this level of equipment and time to make it at home is well beyond the vast majority of people, in their garage workshop. I don't see anything particularly high on the technical skills level here, but the investment in time and equipment is extremely high for what you end up with. I can think of at least 30 things I'd prefer to spend this amount of time on, that would be worth a LOT more to me than a shutter.

[@patrickguillory7552]

This man has the best & right tools..... Industrial shop.

[@johnnyfannucci]

This is like watching the first ten minutes of ER.

[@LovemeAquarius]

Eastern Asians are generally good at wood working. In western world, Netherlanders are very good at wood working.

[@georgenlfull]

nicely done. is this moisture resistant mdf a new product? i've not seen it before. how resistant to moisture is it?

[@calebneal1814]

"This video is OHSA approved". No but seriously good work. You should post as often as possible.

[@NLJ1953]

Great to see "Handmade" furniture. I have small workshop but his equipment although old is excellent work. Love It.

[@VikingRhys]

Your use of the table saw and planer is fearless and I'm not exactly a health safety nazi myself lol

[@rolloralla3460]

Good work, .....and stil with ten fingers!

[@jjsunep4314]

Why so much dislike...!!!!! Keep on going mate, learn a much..loved it...

[@shastakennmpx17]

I did it myself with the Woodprix plans. I think this is the best way to find out how to build it.

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very dangerous place to work but very good woodworking! Thank you.

[@ondrejroberto2896]

Thanks. It is enriching to know how things are made.

[@mark-1901]

I'm a 38 year carpenter. Work in a shop and trim houses. All my fingers and toes. Lots of splinters .but none in my feet.lol.

[@valeriizozulia2244]

- I have not seen such a beautiful work for a long time. Thank you!

[@TomFosberry]

Great! Very beautiful, thank you. Tom

[@Franco4590]

see the forest through the trees. their work is amazing.

[@majidalamri5328]

I wonder how dare some people are mocking these hard workers. I agree that safety measures are not up to standards but no need to make jokes and insulting these people. If you don’t like it press dislike or don’t watch or just give your professional feedback. I bit that most of the people who are making jokes never held a saw in their hands

[@bombaydan]

Just brilliant, working with only basic tools.....thanks

[@blackwaterblades2098]

Danny Mistry that was far from basic. lets see them use a hand drill a circular saw a handful of chisels and a hand saw. they actually have some higher tech tools

[@weyrunner2838]

Danny Mistry, what are you calling "basic tools"? What are you talking about? you must know something most don't. Carpenters where I live are work are literally "deprived" of the huge variety of shop equipment, the ample space enjoyed by this crew, and the Lax work environment. OMG, what I would give to be spoiled like these happy campers! That place is like a huge "PLAY ROOM" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@witozrookhurst4465]

Chú Hải and anh Hà làm ở đài phát thanh huế ...

[@LaoZi2023]

Nice equipment in this shop!

[@angelovalente1737]

BRAVO... BRAVO...BRAVO......

[@pedroaraujodesign1]

You do your work so fast and well! Congrats from Brazil! And thank you for sharing this.

[@ricaroles]

Very good

[@fdworkshop724]

So dangerous,but,good work

[@JoaoBatista-zi7nl]

muito bom trabalho gostei

[@valveman12]

It would be interesting to compare work accidents here and North America where safety is paramount.

[@rpnp2]

personal responsibility is lacking in North America.... Everything here is so over protected i see kids doing stupid things just because they assumed it was safe and there was no sensors installed preventing operation or danger tags present.

[@waysaunut]

You're right we are being way too safe which makes it way un-safe

[@Hengry-hn7rb]

phillip 👍🏼😀🤨🤔

[@nikovvasili3783]

For All who think it's dangerous.. listen.. Eat Junk Food Far More Dangerous Than This.. And Ya'll Do That Everyday... :) cmon don't take this on hardway.. cheer up.. we have our own dangerous thing everyday.. thanks for that.. that whats make us feel more alive..

[@martyn1678]

do you have any guards one slip and on that surfacer and it good buy fingers

[@robzilla2165]

The world's most dangerous woodshop back at it with another video. These guys kill me, obviously skilled craftsman at their trade but you osha would shut that outfit down in the states in a heart beat, lmao. This is for the camera man, buy those guys a couple boxes of respirators at least. Glasses and shoes are an obvious luxury they can't afford. Nice work and good to see everyone still has all their fingers and toes!

[@rustyrebar9647]

Very nice industial equipment!! You should be more safety-minded though! But truly nice work!!

[@Hengry-hn7rb]

Rusty Rebar good comment sir👍🏼

[@heru-deshet359]

We made these in high school wood shop and under very safe conditions.

[@jeanetk1625]

Vak man top vond leuk om te zien gaat het ook proberen

[@pierluigicolotto9570]

This time I will use woodglut plans for this.

[@cathyjones3403]

Wonderful to watch you working with wood

[@mardakworkshop4450]

nice job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😍😍😍

[@stevepicchi8986]

He’s a talented woodworker in a subpar shop. Just think what he could do in a safety complaint shop with shoes.

[@michaelbergman1073]

Was talking to a lady from Nigeria about how fast art forms such as basket weaving and wood working was disappearing from her country amongst the youth. I asked why do you think that is. She said because the youth see the older people with their ackes and pains of squatting over their work on the ground. Funny how you can make the best art but can't make a simple table top to work on. Or maybe a stool. Not mention as a negative comment just a quarry as why.

[@kingoimkenya]

That is craftsmanship at its best. Thanks for sharing.

[@garydouglass9577]

Nice work boots

[@waldonewton349]

Tábuas marvhetafad

[@KarasCyborg]

He needed an extra hand.

[@GunG0d]

Actually a friend of mine (he is painter and woodcraft-er) wear the same but purple :D Looks like this is some sort of a trend ..

[@salvatoresaccoccio2379]

The global economy at work.

[@GKDMIX]

very nice video

[@Jack-Fleming]

Not a single machine with a safety, grabbing wood over a planer, no shoes. But he still has all his fingers. Nice doors by the way.

[@lybui1977]

Máy cưa bàn cắt bao nhiêu tiền đó hả bạn

[@user-wt9vj1cv2p]

Хороший плотник ,пальцы все на месте

[@higuitasantos7546]

People talking shit about safety but cant they see these guys has ten finger complete. In here, skill isnt only how to process the wood but also how to work safely without safety equipment. We dont have a lot time to preparing safety equipment, safety is only for the weak. Lol

[@PuppetWood]

Nice tools! I so need these for my videos! LOL

[@Hengry-hn7rb]

PuppetWood I’m still waiting for ur videos🙌🏻

[@lucastorres4624]

Porque no usan mesas está junte tanta tecnología y no usan mesas de trabajo

[@alexisxyz7531]

...ni chanclas

[@mauriciosubias2924]

Hayyyy, es un temerario... Para las personas que no tienen experiencia en el uso de estas sierras y cepillos, tomen de ejemplo este video de como no se debe trabajar, esta persona se nota tiene experiencia en carpinteria pero nada de conocimiento de la seguridad en el manejo de esas herramienras.

[@RRED2]

Job Well Done 👍 Excellent Thanks for sharing this.

[@thejavas295]

Perfect working.

[@dominiqueashya888]

*hasil kerjanya rapi sekali, senang lihatnya*

[@dieguitolabanch.1191]

Excelente trabajo...

[@Roma-NN]

Удивительно что все пальцы на месте..)

[@sansanych4486]

И на руках тоже ))

[@denisg8818]

I love craftsman at work

[@miquelanesto1762]

Don't need no stinking engineered controls guards or PPE. But have to admit they have great skill 👍👍

[@rogeronslow1498]

So labour intensive. This is why western countries design machines to speed up the process.

[@gordondyer1]

Very Beautiful and simple

[@ormstoodotcom7634]

Amazing job

[@richarddefour8781]

Marrant, la plupart des commentaires parlent du manque de sécurité, pas que la qualité du travail, autre vision de la vie. Moi j'ai appris des choses dans la vidéo que je réutiliserai surement, merci, pas en lisant les commentaires...

[@reivilononah7498]

good job ! bravo

[@rudyolivarez3564]

Truly amazing

[@diegojimenez6770]

Deberias cerrar mas la guia de tu canteadora casi al tamaño de la madera que estas cepillando. Pones en riesgo la integridad de tus dedos. Like site gusto o manita para abajo

[@johnskelton2751]

Surprised he’s got any fingers left

[@ootsam]

TAKE THAT OSHA ! Awesome skill.

[@peterbrown8521]

Ah, woodworking with machinery like it used to be, except for the bare feet.

[@pepitolozano1503]

DESDE MEDELLIN COLOMBIA YO FABRICO PERSIANAS MOVIBLES SIN CUERDAS SISTEMA INVISIBLE

[@armandogonzalez6822]

Safety 11/10

[@lorenaquispe5170]

Se podra compartir las medidas que utilizaste en el proyecto?

[@MRNVCDIY]

Great skill. But not safe

[@robertcornelius3514]

Neither is driving on the L.A. freeway.

[@papak67]

Robert Cornelius And your point is?

[@robertcornelius3514]

PaPa- Let me talk real slow so you get it. We all do things, let me slow down, that are dangerous in our everyday lives, and still live to talk about it. Am I going too fast for you?

[@papak67]

Robert Cornelius Sarcasm us lost on you isn't it. Weak analogy.

[@spudpud-T67]

they are only fingers, just buy some more

[@FraVazRos]

Buen trabajo,,pero es mucho mas fácil hacerles el biselado o chaflán a las dueles antes de colocarlas,,al menos ,yo siempre lo hago asi,,,

[@fabiod9965]

Wow no guard on that jointer. No guards on any of the power tools. No shoes, try this in canada you would be in a heap of trouble, but fantastic work

[@DRMadeIt]

All that for 1 cabinet door?!? Insane

[@crazytech2865]

Awesome Technic

[@mtabernig]

no tows with the safety shoes. i admire all the safety equipment and guards on the machines, however I live the work benches they are using. We Americans work on the floor like dogs.

[@walterperez6591]

Esto no es critica pero por mi experiencias en esta rama de trabajo cuido de no perder uno de mis dedos el pasar de esta manera la cara y el canto es bastante peligroso