An Enfield Shaker Cabinet with Hand Tools | Part 8: The Knob and Latch

[@JimDockrellWatertone]

Great cabinet. Love this series.

[@robertbrunston5406]

I like the spring pole lathes also and I think one day I will build one. Thanks again.

[@Thom4123]

This came out so nice can’t wait to see it after its painted. And Phil hats off to You the lathe you had to make was awesome. Awesome build and video.

[@dyoooooooooon]

Lol I can't believe you made a pedal-powered lathe!

[@Darrell_Coquillette]

It's looking really nice. Can't wait to see it all painted up.

[@lujanjd]

Okay I dont understand the safety bit about the lathe, but the bungee cord is such a great idea, it never occurred that something like that would work so well for that, its pretty solid. That said, i think the getting whacked in the face with a bungee cord risk could totally be eliminated by using a big weight tied to a pully, hypothetically it'd do the same work of returning the work to the correct position, but would be way simpler and much more tuneable. Still really neat stuff though, this cabinet is really shaping into a fine addition.

[@woodywoodworkerfuller9921]

Nice !!!!

[@eduardom800]

Great job!, and the pan-view? You now need to show off where is it going to be placed....

[@robertbrunston5406]

I did not see anything that would be unsafe for my skill set! The lathe is Mickey Mouse but your just trying it to see if you like how it works, so no problem. Thank for sharing.

[@ronnakeil9848]

I love love love your videos. I would like like like some different camera angles so I could see better what your hands are doing. Thanks

[@Wackywoodworks]

wait you own a power drill? Looks good :-)

[@rick91443]

England?