My Best Project

[@Pooki2024]

I’m obsessed with this man’s dry humour whilst trying too accomplish such hard work. Respect and I’d definitely say a cabinet of some sort lol

[@kermitderfrosch5432]

me to

[@Kenny-yl9pc]

Id say bookshelf but I might be biased since I love books ^^

[@blue8ify]

Same!!!!

[@seanthompson6720]

I think it's a console since it is free standing and not built in

[@itsmebk6820]

It’s truly brilliant 😂

[@jillianreynolds797]

NOT bookshelf OR cabinet, but a display case. Honestly, one of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever seen!

[@joelnite]

I dont kno how to say this but this is a bookshelf/cabinet

[@MrE_]

Nice TV stand

[@Prakriti_Senpai]

Display case i agree Tv stand hnn somehow agree Book stand i disagree

[@cz85b]

I am with you on this and was coming here to say something similar.

[@jesuscorralcarranza6534]

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[@hopsta]

It's neither a book shelf or a cabinet...it's a work of art!

[@itoibo4208]

I like the backing. He could make it as one piece, and use anything from fabric to carbon fiber for different looks. The lighting was a nice touch.

[@peterrees6335]

I reckon this piece is more like a work of art in wood than a book shelf or a cabinet. Maybe someone with a very expensive watch collection would want it to display them in this. The added lights would make it work well. Or possibly some ridiculously expensive ancient artifacts; Chinese rice bowls that cost a couple of million pounds each displayed individually on the shelves. I just hope whoever buys it treats it with the respect it deserves. Great vid. Big thumbs up. 🙂🙂🙂

[@BrownR87]

If there's one thing I love about these videos is the lack of perfection. Nothing feels more discouraging when getting back into something like woodworking and everyone you watch seems to just get everything perfect the first time. I love that you cover your process of "well that isn't working, what now?"

[@BlacktailStudio]

Avoiding perfection has always been a strength of mine

[@summer-le1jm]

a new virtue, me thinks@@BlacktailStudio

[@tonydewey3023]

First class work, Tony Ireland

[@FlattardiansSuck]

​@@BlacktailStudiohi from Australia mate 😊. 2 things if I may... 1. Have you seen Australian Squiggly Gum, caused by a larvae burrowing through the under bark? I think you might like it, and we have tonnes of it being cleared weakly on our island. 2. Make a sanding pad edge on (so the paper is on a template edge/banded edge, then fit that in a reciprocating saw....sand the curve evenly? I used it in custom metal fabrication and head porting jobs.

[@dhebert111]

​@@BlacktailStudiohaha. Same here. I'm getting better at it with age too!

[@GoodkatNW]

Working with UV almost every day, I have two recommendations; 1) Wear UV blocking glasses. Even short exposure can lead to uncomfortable itchy eyes and other transient (but not permanent) discomforts 2) Determine the wavelength (in nm) of the curing light. Odds are, there is a cheaper alternative that's marketed as germicidal or used for curing finishes in other fields (for example UV cured windshield chip repair, or UV cured 3d printing, perhaps germicidal UV, etc). The light you're using looks pretty lavender, which is closer to the far end of the UV spectrum

[@JoshDavis40]

Most safety glasses block like 99% of UV-A and UV-B light I believe so you may not need to buy anything special.

[@Toekneepowers]

3rd recommendation. Keep the light away from Monica Lewinsky’s dress.

[@dads_diy]

@@Toekneepowersfor the 17354950th time…..He did NOT have sexual relations with that woman!

[@smgdfcmfah]

@@dads_diy That depends on what the meaning of the word "is", is.

[@soonerfrac4611]

@Toekneepowers Oh dear goodness! So way back in 2010 I went to a DoD police academy and like many others there I was both prior service and prior MP. One of my classmates was a recently retired Army CW3 CID agent. The subject came off classes we’d attended and CID attends a lot of the FBI classes. For his forensics the agents egged them into asking the instructor about “the dress” because she was the principal technician who had worked on it. The long and short of it was that she could confirm that Wild Bill’s sample was on the dress, along with something like 4-6 OTHER donors whom had also been identified but she was not allowed to disclose. So apparently it really was her party dress!

[@robinandersson99]

not a bookshelf or a cabinet, its art. i gotta say, staying all the way to the end was definitely worth it, loved the outro

[@joelnite]

I dont kno how to say this but this is a bookshelf/cabinet

[@trevorkolmatycki4042]

You stole my werds you werd theef!

[@citibear57]

Incredible one-of-a-kind piece.Your many hours of labour produced something well worthy of your efforts. The finished piece reminds me of a Danish mid-century modern design. Excellent design, and excellent quality of your work. Bravo 👍

[@lilamosberger6615]

A tip for if you ever use copper again but dislike the color, use liver of sulfer. It instantly turns it a nice black shade and makes it look quite refined, especially if you add resin/shellac over it

[@iambear.6526]

sulfer has organs?

[@pauloseibert]

living in suffering

[@talexander7217]

That's what I was going to suggest. Use the larger hammer on the copper. Use LOS and buff back the highlights to let the warm copper come through.

[@DangerB0ne]

Fuming copper in ammonia with a coating of salt and vinegar can produce a beautiful verdigris effect. I would imagine that hammered copper would make for quite an interesting background when sealed.

[@joshn1678]

@@talexander7217 this is exactly what I was thinking.

[@jackbarnhart7394]

I've never been interested in or known a thing about woodworking, but the craftsmanship, editing, and humor of these videos, plus the wonderful narrative arc they always end up with are just amazing. Honestly this is one of those youtube channels that is just better than anything on paid subscription television.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Wow, thanks for that. I think I'd still take Game of Thrones though.

[@FirstnameLastname-np5ss]

Can I have it?

[@sweetpeagrayble5858]

"Television" is not a high standard, but this is great regardless lol

[@Three_Random_Words]

@@sweetpeagrayble5858 Especially that block of cable channels - Discovery - Science Ch. - Biography - History - Nat. Geo., should all be combined and called the UFO/UAP Pseudo Science Channel.

[@Three_Random_Words]

​@@BlacktailStudio First glance I thought you were building a party hot tub for germaphobes. They could each have their own mini-tub and not sharing water while socializing.

[@charlesraine8005]

Cabinet - bookshelves have straight sides so you don't lose space on the edges for tall books. Very good to see you going in a new direction here! I saw a few of the rectangular cut outs for the lights in various shots and I was rather confused right up until the end. Great work!

[@neuralprobe]

Your determination really shone through in this project; bet you thought you’d be sanding forever and ever and ever! Awesome result! Don’t worry about folks who say you’re not a real woodworker… You’ve always been the woodworker.

[@simonreynolds1518]

It's a book cabinet, it's also very beautiful, it reminds me of some of the furniture that was being produced in the1970s, please stop worrying what some people think of your creations, 99% of us who subscribe to your channel do so because we love your builds and your sense of humor, I always look forward to your next video, I always learn something new and am always blown away by how stunning the wood you use ends up looking.

[@fr0nk3nst31n]

I think worrying about what people think about your creations is a vital part of the process and frankly one of the only things you can depend on when making and sharing your ideas with others is opinions. Nothing wrong with opinions or even harsh words as long as you realize you don't have to take them to heart.

[@Roddy556]

​@@fr0nk3nst31nwell put statement

[@jaynedavis3388]

Bookshelf or figurine collection display. I really like the addition of Scott to the channel. He’s great in his own right, I enjoy the verbal contributions that survive editing. I also love the more cheerful & social version of Cam panicking 😂 Edit: you should get a laser cutter because it will cut almost anything & I don’t see you limiting your creativity to wood anytime soon.

[@Spong3Rs]

Bookshelf - cabinets have doors in my opinion. Cam - man, you killed this one, wow. That thing is amazing looking. You absolutely outdid yourself here. I'd watch more of these types of projects. Love your work man.

[@labuenavida2572]

I just came across this video and had to subscribe. This Masterpiece is pure ART and it is whatever the Owner will decide for it to be with the knowledge that it can be utilized for one purpose today then another purpose in the future. What an amazing gift to be handed down throughout the generations as the Craftsmanship will never fail. Bravo 👏 Sir; BRAVO.

[@BillPairaktaridis]

It's really fun seeing Chris (Four Eyes Furniture) delve into epoxy tables and now you delve into more "traditional" woodworking stuff. It's great to see some of my favorite builders step outside their comfort zones.

[@georgel5308]

This is awesome great work and great content. U should be proud

[@andrewross5978]

...using his "traditional woodworking" chainsaw 😉

[@R0n8urgundy]

It’s great that you take us along for your journey without pretending that you know everything. Your taking us along as you learn whilst still creating amazing pieces. Very humble and entertaining.

[@marybeth17]

I’d call it artist masterpiece. This piece came out gorgeous. If I owned it I would use it to display other types of art glass & figurines on. With the lights being in there it would help make the pieces look even more beautiful. I love the work you do & I’m glad you went out of your comfort zone & made this. Kudos to you it’s well deserved.

[@WalterKraml]

It is neither a bookcase nor a cabinet - it is simply a beautiful piece of art.

[@IncitingTheShrew]

This is one of the greatest woodworking projects I’ve ever seen in my life. What a stunning result.

[@scottstreet5796]

Cabinelf. Have been viewing your stuff for several years now, including many of the older ones, and this is without a doubt the single most BEAUTIFUL piece you have ever created. Well worth the effort!

[@mitch-lawless]

Bookshelf. Holy crud, this may also be my favourite build of yours. I was sceptical throughout the project but it came together in the end so tastefully. Been loving these more creative experimentations you've been churning out the last year or so... even if your wife begs to differ. Great job, Cam.

[@itcangetbetter]

Absolutely gorgeous. The process was great to watch, and the finished product was jaw dropping. Lights were an amazing touch

[@OGSnoberry]

I think the copper would have looked SUPER GOOD if instead of just doing bright bare metal, you'd burnished, oxidized, or tarnished it. It really just needed to be a little darker and have some variation in the colors. That being said I think it turned out extremely well. It's a very pretty piece, one that I would be happy to have in my home... if I had anywhere near enough money to be able to afford your pieces lmao. If I might make a suggestion: A matching floating enclosed bookshelf or record shelf that could go on the wall above it or nearby. Something with half the depth and height perhaps. I think that would look SUPERB.

[@rawdez_]

varnished copper looks great

[@mjklein]

I was thinking it should have been sandblasted after hammering.

[@CostaMesaPhotography]

Bookshelf... and the reason is that while a cabinet might often have doors, and bookshelf almost never does... I have to say that this project is absolutely stunning--other worldly beautiful! I can't even begin to imagine how much work it was, but I'm quite sure your sense of satisfaction surpasses that! So impressed.

[@KINGH4L0]

This guys is so focused on his projects. A perfectionist no doubt. And this project is absolutely beautiful.

[@sds2633]

Love this build and your videos. Thanks for bringing inspiration to an aspiring woodworker. I'm three years into my woodworking journey, but your videos push me to try new things. Thank you!

[@nzajflynn]

I'm a house carpenter. One time I couldn't get the skirting to match the existing stuff In a big old fancy house. Spent weeks routing and sanding to make the skirting boards. This was just another level of hard work. And the results were amazing. This channel is great. It has inspired me to fill my garage with native timber over the last couple of years for that "one day" project.

[@salmonofknowledge3229]

No thanks

[@BirdsR_cool]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 not to be rude but dont you think that is a little off topic?

[@nzajflynn]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist8 can always do with a reminder to praise God for this day. Amen to that.

[@biwan428]

It's a credenza. Absolutely love you going outside your comfort zone and trying new things. Your creativity is really coming through. It's a joy to watch and learn.

[@ashleighmarine7333]

Definitely agree: Credenza

[@DangerB0ne]

Agree on credenza. Gotta say that the hammered blued steel backing is an excellent choice to contrast the walnut. It looks stellar in a kind of retro-futuristic way (think how the 60's saw the future). It would look right at home in 2001: A Space Odyssey.

[@jacobshort6528]

I think that you could've used a liquid instant patina on the copper sheets to make them that reddish-brown of old pipes and pennies. Just re-pound the copper with the bigger hammer. After all of this hand sanding you now have arms of steel.

[@GBrear]

It’s an Art-Shelf… in itself it is an incredible piece of art and craftsmanship which could be used to showcase other pieces of arts and craft works. Truly impressive and awe inspiring.

[@jonnymartinez2207]

brother, that project and the ones you have done are excellent. I am from Venezuela, I am not a carpenter or anything like that, but it is a pleasure to see the complete videos to learn and enjoy the process of making your works. God continue to bless you and fill you with more knowledge.

[@kamalrostov2363]

I don’t really care if it’s called a cabinet, bookshelf, credenza or some other variations of the aforementioned. To me, that is a beautiful piece of artwork that could be purposed in multitude of ways by the lucky owner. I would proudly have it displayed in my home. The dark stained wood contrasts very well with the blued and hammered steel back panel, loved it! You outdid yourself, again!!! No pressure, but I look forward to more fabulous creations from you. Cheers 😊

[@pvic6959]

it really is something huh. i was curious how much it is and its......$30000. i get it. it was 150 HOURS which comes to 200/hr which seems about right for an amazing furniture maker. the cost of materials, labor, etc. but i really wonder what kind of person is able to buy a cabinet/bookshelf/etc for 30k. i think my mom would love this. i have 30k.. however it would be not smart of me to buy something thats 30k lol

[@Alan-ud4fp]

@@pvic6959 rather than focusing on the price, I would look more towards the value. Now and in the future. The market for furniture, hand-crafted with strong provenance is always buoyant. Also the high-end corporate and hospitality sector would always be buyers of such fine design and craftsmanship. In this sector you could add another zero to that price and it would still sell out faster than they could be made. (Not that I anticipate that this craftsman would be in any way interested in volume production).

[@kriswelsh3844]

Cabinet. What you’ve made yourself there is a truly stunning ‘Sideboard’ I feel. Kudos for leaving your comfort zone and making something you wanted to make instead of what the audience may have been expecting. Experience grows by trying new things and the result is fabulous!

[@cyode123434]

I’ll know I’ve made it in life when I have at least one piece of your furniture in my house. You’re such an inspiration, your joy and humor are so contagious. You are so talented you deserve more recognition. Also this is my favorite of your projects as well.

[@JustiaFiat]

I mean If you're comparing him to any fine Carpenter, having a KZbin Channel with thousands of subscribers doing mostly epoxy Projects, Not even flattening the Tables yourself - it seems Like he Has plenty of recognition for what he Has to offer as talent.

[@cyode123434]

@@JustiaFiat lol whatever dude. You just had to say something. You couldn’t just scroll past this. You had to comment on it and say pretty much the opposite of what I had to say. I bet You’re fun at parties. I bet you’re picked first in games too.

[@nickprice7752]

@@JustiaFiathe’s got more talent in his left thumb than you have in your entire body. If someone gave you the wood, epoxy, literally all the material needed to make a river table you wouldn’t have the first idea how to do it. There’s a reason why he does what he loves for a living while making shit tons of money and you take orders from a guy behind a desk pushing pencils.

[@dmays67]

I really loved that this was the actualising of something on your mind for a while and what sems like a whimsicle undertaking. That it turned out so gorgeous is heart warming as it was clear how much of your gut went into it's creation (to say nothing of your time, energy and money!). Thanks for your enteertaining and inspiring share 🤩

[@PEAKCENTURY]

That out of body experience is the spiritual pinnacle of sculptural woodworking that you never knew was your goal all along! This is the grail experience that sculptors have always aspired to: Float above yourself, watching yourself sand.

[@ferd1775]

😂😂😂

[@user-pk2fg8im4u]

It is a bookshelf cabinet made for displaying just about anything you want to display, very unique conversation piece representing untold hours of thought, work, skill, imagination, and dedication to a project that can be just about anything you want it to be. And I am thoroughly impressed! Thank you Cam!

[@SaschaFerda]

a bookinet or a cabinelf?

[@riquelimberger]

This is definetely your best project by far. Amazing finishing, hope you get the views this piece of art deserves.

[@pospaper6134]

Gorgeous! Your tools, shop, patience and capabilities are outstanding! This is the first video I have watched from you. Keep up the good work!

[@geraldmoore3686]

This is a bookshelf that defies description and I love it. I agree that it is easily in the top three of anything I have seen you build. I put almost 40 hours in making a segmented bowl for my wife, so for you to make this piece of art as quickly as you did is amazing.

[@Finding_K_Factor]

Open face cabinet. Turned out amazing! I do like your “subdued” finishes which let the natural beauty of the woods speak for themselves with just a hint of highlight. Excellent work and thank you for your integrity and honesty!

[@isturma]

Bookshelf or maybe a TV stand? 🤔 I always enjoy your projects, and honestly what I really enjoy about you and your process is that you're always challenging yourself with new and unique ideas or techniques. Also, like the copper, you're not afraid to admit that something isn't working and move on. Both of these things make you more talented and fun to watch!

[@johanrojassoderman5590]

I was going about the same lines. Would say bookshelf, but it's a little bit on the small side.

[@KaitAC]

YES! A TV stand.

[@daveparker5569]

Hey Cam. These portable drum sanders can be a pain. But a trick i came up with somehow is to spray a light mist of 3M Super 77 onto the bare mandrel. I turn the sander on and just lightly spritz the mandrel. Then wrap the sand paper strip. It will go on a lot better and it will stay put a bit better. It also helps to keep the paper tight to the mandrel while you’re happily struggling to get the paper into that second clip. To clean between sandpaper change outs i just LIGHTLY dampen a rag with a solvent like paint thinner. Turn the drum on and carefully touch the rag to the spinning mandrel. It will clean the old adhesive off nicely.

[@monawoka97]

I feel like every video lately has been the "most difficult project of your life". Which, I guess, is a great sign that you're really pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone :) Awesome!

[@scottsevigny697]

Bookshelf or cabinet. Doesn’t matter it looks amazing. Could also be just an art piece if the buyer wants. Strong work Cam Love it

[@enochcastleberry5197]

dude that came out sooooooooo much better than I was imagining from the glue-up stage. the hidden lights was the icing on the cake. well done sir.

[@kennedymutinda4806]

I was blown away too

[@prdoyle]

Seriously, it was pretty meh until it all came together at the end.

[@timclifton7098]

Both bookshelf and cabinet. Love the lights. I am always impressed with your dedication to not giving up, and pushing forward. I really felt for you in the carving sanding phase. While it was torture, you have a wonderful creation and I am sure you are very proud of it. Always a pleasure to see your works and videos!

[@bob7230]

Cabinet! In my opinion it has a Danish furniture vibe. It’s a very handsome piece and the hidden lights really make all that walnut pop! ❤ Well done!

[@leeanntripple5792]

Display Cabinet - this is the most beautiful cabinet I think I've ever seen! Watching your process is mind boggling - you are such a productive perfectionist, which is really unusual. And the video production on this project was perfect. Bravo!

[@Veklim]

I'd probably classify this as a cabinet but honestly it's a work of art first and foremost, and who cares what you wanna call it other than gorgeous. The combination of highly organic wooden aspects and the handworked metal effect are lovely, but the lights really elevate it to a new level, truly inspiring and amazing work.

[@dustyking8851]

Right there with you on this. Cabinet, bookcase whatever it's gorgeous! Wouldn't mind more of this. We know he's not going to do it again. 😂

[@TammyMurray-f2m]

Perfect area to display sleeping cats! LOVE it!

[@bertvg86]

Not a big fan of the steel, but this is a thing of beauty, both the whole process and the final result. I also liked that your friend/camera man was just honest with you about the copper, that's the kind of friend you need right there. This is the first video I've seen, but definitely not the last. Subscribed!

[@carolr7962]

I love your creativity. How could anything new ever be created if wonderful craftsmen like you don't step out of their comfort zone. Thank you! It looks awesome!

[@moditorino1463]

This is by far the most beautiful cabinet I’ve ever seen. Great work Cam

[@CRMendez97]

**tv stand**

[@GennadyEmeliyanenko-wy7bd]

Hi,Cam.I'm Gennady, I live in Estonia, I'm Russian. A couple of weeks ago I accidentally saw your channel on KZbin, I liked your work and how you tell and show everything. I wish you good luck and good clients

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

I just love the chemistry you've got with your cameraman. Kudos to both of you, it brings a warm touch to your videos which were good before, but are even better now.

[@lauriedanowski874]

Being a cabinetmaker, it is definitely a cabinet! A gorgeous piece in fact! Love your work.

[@icychill105]

Its channels like this i wish would upload more frequently, but the sheer volume of work that goes into each project is what makes it worth the wait

[@bh4074]

OTHER! Gorgeous for displaying art like pottery, sculpture or other unique/historical pieces. Far too pretty for books or knickknacks. I can't imagine the sanding pain, all those curves! Bravo!

[@justinfletcher7630]

I don't know if Ive hand sanded quite as much on a single project but I absolutely know the feeling.. you get to the point where you feel like the sand paper stops working

[@haydennowill9862]

I've watched a lot of your videos Cam. This one is the first that has compelled me to comment. This looks absolutely beautiful. Like absolutely unreal. (I'm aussie, it's a compliment) wheb i got to the end and saw the finished product. I made an audible *pwoah* sound. When it lit up too, I physically gasped. I've wanted a house so I can build a workshop for so long, and all of your videos just inspire me all the more to work harder and get that garage shop going. Not only are all your videos extremely informative, but with every video, I feel like they get funnier and funnier, too. I know you don't need anyone's approval or validation. But you are nailing absolutely everything you are doing! Thanks Cam

[@egj1975]

Bookshelf. Damn this is a stunning piece. And so happy with your choice of the backplates. The copper was way to warm to go against a warm wood specie. The gun metal look was spot on and a great contrast. I really love these videos where you are playing and learning on the go. What a legend you have become.

[@Reina12375]

I am a want to be woodworker. I started dabbing in woodworking when I had a third grandchild. I made her a pink rocking scooter using a pattern. I did learn a lot doing the project, but I want to go beyond following a pattern . You have inspired me too designed some thing . I want to make to side tables for my grandkids bedrooms. With your videos I have learned about a variety of tools I may get some new ones, but not as sophisticated as yours. You are an inspiration. Thanks for the videos.

[@wailincaelan]

Not sure what to call it other than freakin' awesome. The lights are a great touch, adds some copper-y tones to the wood giving homage to your initial idea for the metal panels.

[@SakuraBarrientos]

WORK OF ART!!! Not just a cabinet or book shelf. It’s absolutely beautiful 😍

[@astroidroach1873]

Not really into woodworking but subbed after the finished project 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@nickiminaji-k3r]

I've honestly never seen someone so committed and work so hard for such an amazing end result. Truly a journey I enjoyed all the way to the amazing end!

[@_..--]

I'm a gunsmith here and I'm taking high end woodworking to my stock work. But let's talk about the cold bluing real quick. Personally I apply with a small brush because it's a generally ugly and patchy solution instead of a full refinishing using a slow rust or fast rust bluing. Chemical bluing (cold) has some steps First you should prep your material. You should sand the material starting at 120 grit and working up to 280 for a matte, 320 for a medium shine, 400 for a slightly brighter shine, and going up to 1200 can give you a moderately reflective swiss shine (or swedish I always confuse the two lol) though this is better with slow rusting technique. Next make sure you degass or do oil removal with acetone, I like to soak milsurp for around 4 hours after heating at about 320 for 45 min. But again this is more for bluing or cerakote. You would want to colder than 320 for applying but a warm temp should be acceptable. Then apply with a sponge making sure it's lint free. (There are a lot more steps if you slow rust or fast rust) Neutralize the process again lint free Finally I like to set up shop towels put a small amount of motor oil (you were right about that). I then pour motor oil completely over the entire barrel/action I use a bin to collect the access. Then lay it over the shop towel, lightly coat the metal in the oil and I then wrap the metal up and tape the shop towels and leave at least overnight but on a high end product I can leave up to 72 hours.

[@ivyhammett-aron8012]

Shelf for sure. Loving this project, Cam! I see you really experimenting and coming out of your comfort zone recently, especially in the last view videos, which is amazing. Never been a woodworker but an architecture student, and your dedication, attention to detail, and willingness to re-evaluate your design are super inspiring.

[@darrylstewart5074]

The coolest (Flintstone) cubby hole cabinet I've ever seen... no disrespect. AMAZING WORK and a beautiful piece !!!

[@FamousEccles]

Bookcabinet! That's an awesome build, and to be honest I think you've created a new category of furniture! It looks fantastic, and should frankly be in a museum of modern art! Keep up the awesome work! 😁👍

[@trailwalker19]

I look at this like a tv entertainment stand... beautiful and great job Cam!

[@nancychong4650]

You put in so much work building this TV cabinet. For me it looks like a TV cabinet. You can put a TV on top, DVD player, amplifier, and so on. I definitely would like to see more of you videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@neilverkland7509]

You built a beautiful audio cabinet. I’d be proud to display some very expensive audio equipment with a cabinet such as this.

[@EternalResonance]

Its a peeeen

[@Lowlanders]

This cabinet is 29,000 dollars, I'm sure one is displaying the expensive cabinet with their audio equipment.

[@vanoknt]

@@Lowlanders for that price, this should have been carved from solid log.

[@derekwade3257]

Totally enjoyed this cabinet build and your humour. Really impressed with your follow thru, and that you share so much free information on what and why you are doing. Please keep sharing your talent.

[@dmtn198]

Cabinet masquerading as a display unit. Absolutely beautiful piece of work. My favourite of yours so far.

[@colinfraser9778]

It's a cabinet, too deep for a bookshelf. Wow, Cam, this is unbelievable. So glad you're really exploring the artistry of your work. That is fantastic and well worth the effort. Congrats! And love the finish, really brings out the color of the walnut and has a stunning effect with the lighting.

[@lisawallace3124]

also too rounded for books, unless you were going to place a single old/rare book on a shelf to admire.

[@TheDillyOh]

As always, you've done some of your best and worst work while outside your comfort zone. Definitely makes for some fun viewing!

[@BrinToo]

Cabinet. Looks like something Fred Flintstone would use. Absolutely brilliant, the radiuses corners a similar to a mid century modern inspired media center I built, but yours is way much more difficult. Congrats on seeing it through, it’s is fabulous and so organic looking!

[@nedflanders4700]

Fascinating video. My favorite projects are always the ones where I don't know exactly what I'm doing, new tools, new techniques. Mistakes are made along the way, lessons are learned, and in the end it looks beautiful.

[@xstar001]

This piece is absolutely incredible. The astounding fact that you were forced to wing it in some places is mind boggling. The in laid lights are also a great touch.

[@donaldogara1289]

WOW Cam, every build is a home run, but this was a Grand Slam! It's beautiful.

[@ferdynandkiepski5026]

If you plan on using the UV cure finish more frequently you should probably buy some sort of protective UV blocking glasses that work for the UV wavelength emitted by the UV flashlight.

[@lachlanstewart6762]

Or rub sunscreen in your eyes...

[@adamrobertson7215]

It was in the video...

[@timjohnson8390]

It's funny how many comments of people telling this dude what he should and shouldn't do. You think maybe he's made it this far because he's a smart guy and takes risks? Safety Sally type folks never can quite get their feet off the ground ( it's dangerous) good grief.

[@REALfish1552]

Bookshelf. Go to 28:39 and he has BOZ glasses on for that exact reason. You were probably typing while that part went past.

[@northface484]

LOL..Safety Sally...!!!@@timjohnson8390

[@Leeh187]

Recently found your channel and have been enjoying watching the back catalog. I watch Four Eyes and Shaun Boyd a lot but I particular like your format. I think its the banter between you and Scott that sets your channel apart.

[@BlacktailStudio]

Oh thanks!

[@LetoValdina]

hey cam, just wanna say thanks for making today so much better and I really liked this piece. I don't do woodworking myself and I am also 12 but from watching your videos, I have learned so much info that I feel like a wood worker. I would love to see more pieces like this from you in the future. I really like when you use Mappa burl to make any piece so please keep making vids with that wood. Ps. it is a shelf for the floor

[@matlevesque8944]

If you like watching videos on woodworking, give it a try. With time, you'll be able to do these, and even better!

[@Darth4Life4ever]

A beautiful cabinet. He always finds a way to make perfection from imperfection. Mad respect.

[@attilatoth8452]

Coffee table, bookshelf, TV stand, whatever, it should be the centerpiece of anything, anywhere. It's a thing of beauty.

[@JimEzell]

Freekin awesome work. Your patience level is off the chart. Whatever they pay u it’s worth it.

[@JeffyJeff01]

As someone who used to build custom cabinets and millwork for high end real-estate I gotta commend you on your work. Truly a beautiful piece of furniture there. As you learned it takes a certain mindset to do that kind of work full time. thanks for posting this vid, really enjoyed it.

[@rmedoc24a]

Aside from that epic slab on your back wall, this too is one of my favorite projects you've done. Beautiful work as always!

[@ketsu_pl]

Bookshelf cabinet? I don't know, but the lights really take the finish to another level. Awesome project, as always

[@richardbaoh1952]

The beauty that you have built can be used for anything. It is so beautiful. I am totally thrilled by your workmanship and your patience good going mate.

[@sergioparsijr.7742]

I have yet to learn about cabinetry, tools, workmanship, etc. I couldn't build my way out of a paper bag if my life depended on it. However, I am absolutely enamored by the artistic quality of your work. It is absolutely stunning!

[@fayprivate7975]

This shelf unit is stunning! I watched the whole project over a few days. You actually got through that sanding ordeal!!! I’ve sanded a few things before and hated it. I don’t know how you managed to stay with it. Your design is very beautiful. Even though it has simple lines, it’s very complicated with all those pieces of wood and rounded angles. The shelf unit is smooth and so very elegant.

[@danielfriday-ux2oz]

The hidden lights just take it to another level. Great job man keep up the good work and don't let your viewers tell you not to expand your skills. I love your videos, and Scott does an amazing job at editing them.

[@CastorRabbit]

The lights took it to the next level... I think the copper would've looked pretty cool with the lights

[@nickroth593]

Whatever you want to call it, its absolutely amazing craftsmanship and looks freaking amazing. Great choice with the blue ginmetals look with bigger dents. That looked such much better swapping out the copper.

[@margaretbrudzinski5411]

A piece of art….. I would use it as a cabinet but add one item in each section. A minimalist look - not to take away from the piece itself. This piece is my absolute favorite. So original - your talent is just shining through this piece, Cam.

[@FieniX_]

I can’t tell your drawings from reality! In all seriousness, your creations are truly a work of art! May not be considered by some, but you have a talent for quality!

[@carolinefreeman4546]

Definitely a bookshelf, cabinets have doors. You were right to go with the steel, it looks much better! Given how hard this was to make are you planning on making anything like this again? Hats off to you for keeping going. I hope you had fun along the way. It does look beautiful.

[@megangumkowski3181]

Cabinet. Only because when I think of a bookshelf, I think of something with square lines. But either way, it's a work of art. I do have to be honest, though. I would have left it open on both sides. The wood is so beautiful that I don't feel the metal is necessary. Love your work!