Basic Valet Box

Video tutorial on how to make a basic valet box.
Box measures 10" long, 4" tall and 6" wide.
Top 10"x6"x.5"
Bottom 9.5"x5.5"x.25"
Long sides (2)10"x3.5"x.5"
Short sides (2)5.5"x3.5"x.5"

[@boardluva108]

You start off by showing the joinery and everything I LOVE that aspect

[@jsn-made4700]

Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.

[@ANI915]

Beautiful and alot of work for a basic valet box. Absolutely love it..

[@stacygerlich5807]

Really enjoyed your video. It’s refreshing to hear the step by step production. Beautiful piece. You have a new subscriber.

[@bryancrawford3498]

Nicely done! The detail and explanation is appreciated.

[@johncocking5363]

JSN- MADE, Liked your box and the way you presented it's build. I like making boxes as well. Never thought of using a pivot pin for the lid, interesting. I subscribed to your work. Sorry I just came across your channel. I know you posted it in November of 17, here we are a year later. Good work. John in Pensacola

[@bearblades4716]

Great video, very helpful. Thank you keep up the great work

[@ronaldoconde7421]

Good job.! Congratulations for the machines.

[@456fly]

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[@DrAsimov]

Nice job, subbed. Found you through the post on. r/woodworking subreddit you made. Keep up the good work! It's hard to find people with knowledge of both Videography and Woodworking...

[@koalafan1576]

Nice box. I’ve personally never had good luck with rabbits. I prefer miters with splines. I would love to learn and become proficient in dovetails also.

[@dalepage5511]

Thanks for making this. I like the swivel lid you made. I caught a glimpse of the can of Tung Oil which you used. It would have been helpful for you to mention the type of oil you used and why.

[@aligned4good]

Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@aulderyan]

You teach very well. Good video. Thanks.

[@youngillinoisan4270]

Well that's because he is a high school wood working teacher

[@chaseschmidt255]

Great video bro I liked and subscribed

[@squidballface99]

10/10 would watch again

[@Chris_L034]

i always though you sand between coats to give the next coat some texture to adhere to.

[@upperroomcc1]

Loved the valet box. Great teaching style. -- What happened to JSN, haven't heard from him. Was looking forward to seeing more video's by him.

[@CHuber-fc7rg]

nice job man!!

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful job, dude. Too bad you didn't make more videos. 😕

[@HighAirBallerRandomVids]

Dang dropped a sub and liked

[@curiousmike1044]

Well done.

[@EvanSkoot]

Love this

[@africancichlids3011]

nice job

[@danbarrett6113]

made mine today, quarter sawn white oak with a walnut bottom. Thanks. now I need to figure out how to do the pin without a doweling jig.

[@jsn-made4700]

Depending on the tools you have available, you could make one. Square up a 2x4, drill a hole on one edge in the center of it's thickness the same size as the pin and then drill a 3/4" hole on an adjacent face inline with the first hole. Lastly, cut a groove on the bottom so the new jig will rest over the top edge of the box. as long as the hole for the pin is plumb and centered in the thickness of the back side, you'll be good to go.

[@petervandermolen4089]

Nice box. Question - why did you glue the bottom in?

[@rockfloyd4630]

Very nice job, JSN-MADE. Let me tell one thing: It´s interesting when you use the word "Project" to build up a wooden box. In my country, "Project" means a much more complex process of thinking, planning, creating and finally to build in order to obtain the final product. It´s a matter of concept, I think. But, anyway, I like your Valet box very much. Congratulations. Hugs from Brazil.

[@tomsatterlee8397]

I forgot to ask what the purpose of the pipe attached to your left is doing. It appears to be a pony clamp.

[@nicksvaik]

Great video that's a nice shop

[@jsn-made4700]

Thank you

[@cadmus49]

iron c-clamps in a wood shop?

[@buddyhutchins3782]

Neat box.....

[@bradp4377]

Very nice video and design. Just curious, what did you use for the pin to swing the lid?

[@jsn-made4700]

3/16" Mild steel rod from the home store.

[@IlanDavid]

That was very nice. you should mic yourself up and make more videos.

[@charlesball9522]

except for the audio at the beginning and end, this was a great video (but such a minor thing). Showing off the joinery was such a smart touch. If you're still making videos try maybe doing a close-up of the joinery too.

[@tomsatterlee8397]

Good Morning: I enjoyed the video and and you for taking the time. The negative comments remind me of another video by folks that spend way to much time on the wrong side of the bible. There is a saying, "different strokes for different folks". Perhaps those of a negative way should show us a better way. Again, thanks and as some has said it looks like a great shop. Perhaps you would share the size of you work bench. Tom

[@MadHatter764]

Looks like mahogany ?

[@jeffancy1]

Thanks for mentioning the dimensions!!!

[@karolnowak838]

Why are we not funding this?

[@trentp151]

bravo can I come work for you

[@user-fw7yq9lw1r]

machine is advanced ,but the box ,a little simple

[@harrypowers9412]

Were you using a fisheye lens to video this?

[@jsn-made4700]

Most of it was shot on a GoPro. Thanks for watching.

[@MrBadappleseed]

When are more coming?!?

[@EvanSkoot]

yk he’s a teacher not a youtuber

[@vincentrolfe1384]

goodness, I am amazed at the number of negative comments these viewers make. Shame on them

[@romanaangersbach1176]

I really like the Woodprix plans.

[@cliffordevans6337]

any one can make box like that with all the tools in the work shop you have show us how by hand with hand tools like the true cabinet makers bib