Chest of Drawers Building Process by Doucette and Wolfe Furniture Makers

[@davidcerce]

This is another example of the finest craftsmanship that makes this an amazing work of art. Beautiful piece of work!

[@solidsnake9332]

That is the most stunning curly maple ive seen yet. Ripples like an ocean wave

[@James_T_Kirk_1701]

This guy is literally unmatched on KZbin.

[@markharris5771]

Too beautiful for words! And I think it will still be as beautiful in a couple of hundred years.

[@bradbury1971]

Agreed - this is an heirloom piece of furniture that will be appreciated by some family for the next couple hundred years.

[@JackbenchWoodworking]

Hand-planing that curly maple, wow! Beautiful work.

[@GuysShop]

Just fantastic. Watching videos on this channel truly inspires me to be a better craftsman. And shows me how long I really have to go....

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+GuysWoodshop Thanks Guy!

[@reecedean2237]

GuysWoodshop NV d46

[@solidsnake9332]

Mr, the finest craftsmanship ive found yet on youtube so close to the original makers intentions. You've inspired me beyond measures. Bless your soul and all you do.

[@ohjolt2]

Amazing work. And that wood....

[@ericschyberg8403]

Tiger Maple - that wood is soooo beautiful. I have a small piece in my hand now...Love your work. Amazing! Love the guitars!

[@meatstick12gben]

Absolutely beautiful, true craftsmanship. Thank you for not using pocket holes

[@Leodis.Leather]

Stunning!

[@jdogg198]

I am continually inspired by your incredible skill and craftsmanship! You are truly a master of your craft!

[@SynteconlineAuSupplements]

Love it! Very durable and well made

[@jimmybaden9086]

Awesome craftsmanship and beautiful finished work of art pieces.

[@raymondvatter5576]

"Hello Hello" that was awesome!

[@adam_aronson]

Raymond Vatter they hit’em with the Heiiiiiiiiin!

[@wdfwgagyfgagyga]

This is absolutly gorgeous.

[@patchedupdemon7104]

every time im speechless and dont ever want the videos to end.thank you so much for extending the length of the vids and adding more methods.i can safely say you are the best out there that openly shows there methods. just a side note, have you ever thought of doing an online teaching class.kind of like pauls sellers. i have huge respect for paul hes helped me alot.but and its a big but i can see from your work your joinery is above his. a class of its own.id pay good money to watch you teach. the one thing that all these so called gurus hold back is the core basic knowledge of when where and why you use certain joints and the basics of design.im not stupid i no why,if they did teach us that then we wouldn't have to watch them anymore. this info is so hard to come by ive been searching for years and cant find it.ive asked paul why he teaches how to build drawers tables and chairs and how to make the joints but not tell what the joint is best used for,but i get a long answer basically avoinding answering me. i no your really busy and probably dont have the time to teach how to build projects but maybe you could do an in depth series on the joint application and basic desgn and how to tackle projects from start to finish thanks for all you do all the best

[@hermannstraub3743]

What a Wood! What a Work! Chapeau!!!

[@weslester5150]

Very nice work!

[@kenleppek2351]

Another awesome piece great job!

[@josemanuelmayagoitia1177]

Hello, I'm impress! you are the best wood worker I,ve ever seen. Greetings from México!

[@Finewoodworkingofsc]

As always, extremely nice build. Thanks for sharing

[@bobsculpher9533]

A work of art. True craftsmen.

[@spantosix9]

You my friend are an amazing craftsman awesome work .

[@charleyandsarah]

Absolutely beautiful.

[@Dziokis]

Just perfect, I allways waits for your video to came :)

[@SebastianDaniec]

Your videos inspired me to get in to woodworking/Regards from Sweden!

[@jesterraj]

wow..all hand made....nice to watch..

[@asambi69]

Beautiful furniture, like a good investment will last a lifetime.

[@4578simonhi]

Amazing craftsmanship, thanks for sharing.

[@francomanolo]

Fantastic...it's a beautiful work.

[@rem45acp]

What's cool about the dovetail joinery being done by hand is that each dovetail is unique from the next, if even slightly.

[@briantheprion]

How did you attach the moulding to the side where you have a cross grain situation against the top of chest?

[@solidsnake9332]

Im guessing pins and glue?

[@donmeles7711]

It's so beautiful and satisfying to watch! But the music drives me nuts! :D

[@johnconklin9039]

Amazing! I love your videos and of course, your furniture.

[@DamianSwarlik]

great old school work

[@brucebelyeu926]

Art in motion!

[@RicardoSanchez-nx4pt]

Saludos desde león gto México. Admiro mucho tu trabajo ,algún día boy a ser como tú

[@TheShavingWoodWorkshop]

Beautiful

[@ghick06]

Thank you for sharing this!!!

[@JohnLoganMcKee03]

Beautiful.

[@adamreece5498]

Art truly!!!!

[@АлександрРязанов-о5ь]

Сдравствуйте красивая работа ваша мебель просто шикарная когда смотрю ваши видео любуюсь вашим мастерством как вы все делаете и вашим инструментом мне о таком только мечтать удачи в вашей работе и всего хорошего в жизни

[@howardsmith5474]

Does the wood movement from the carcass ever displace the moulding going around the top?

[@capitalaquatics5553]

sir you are one damn good artist

[@shawncharton9416]

Just WOW!

[@thewoodworker106]

How long did it take you start to finish. Amazing work. No power tools.

[@animalivaganti360]

Damn wow, that is ... not the style I would like at home, but damn wow, marvelous

[@woodkraftsfwi1999]

Thanks for sharing. You got some skills boy.

[@tiralie]

Great video thanks! Nice (Benchcrafted) benches too.

[@klesar84]

What to say then it's really relaxing to watch how you making a piece of art. How much time do you need to make such a wonderful Chest of Drawers?

[@bandols]

Very beautiful, I'm curious what prompts you to use that shooting plane as as smoother in some of those situations when you own a low angle jack?

[@gretchenderose6905]

It is very beautiful, fine craftsmanship. How many hours did this take you from start to finish?

[@troystaten5633]

Very nice, question, are you gluing your dovetail joints together?

[@lyonsar4586]

ok question here, can you explain how you route this drawer edge profile hand tools? go to time 10:23......im finishing a dresser of my own, and can do this with a regular power router, but wanted to see if the brain trust knew a hand tool method...as always im very inspired by your crasftmanship! what a fantastic piece.

[@solidsnake9332]

Modified card scrapper. Probably started out with a rabbet then shaped the profile

[@jesterraj]

That wood alone would have cost me prob 3000 in trinidad money....just sayin.........great work........love the vid.....keep em coming .

[@solidsnake9332]

Well curly maple isnt easy to come buy nor is it a common occurance

[@marceaton3128]

Your work is amazing. Where did you go to school to learn this?

[@whitewolf8758]

once again a very beautiful piece of work. i am wondering how long this gorgeous dresser took you to build? thanks again

[@gelagagnidze]

beautiful furniture, from which wood to make furniture?

[@tooljunkie555]

there are so many things that I love about this video! the ultra fine and tight dove tails at 2:10& the slow motion at 3: 25. when u were planing in the dark. thats just a couple examples..too many to list =) question : what kind of hand plane was that you were using at 4:10 ? this whole project and video is amazing! I love the shot when you are planing the top or might have been the case side and it looked like it was night. ( you could see your shadow) little details like that make it such an awesome video. I can honestly say I can't wait for your next video :-) take care, and have a good one!!

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+Joe basement woodworking Thanks Joe, we appreciate it!

[@tooljunkie555]

+Doucette and Wolfe Furniture Makers your very welcome!thank you for sharing this art:) how long have you been woodworking for? just wondering.because you have a gift

[@waynepennington2769]

Im just curious how much is a piece of this furniture. I know its alot but i would like to obtain some. This is an you are in my opinion the best an most beautiful furniture ever made.

[@andreypavlow9076]

Guys you are awesome.

[@acharyajamesoermannspeaker6563]

Excellent. Some verbal description of what was being done would be useful. I was looking to build such a piece. Gave me some useful tips. Period music would be better than the electro jazz played though. Maybe the Charles RIver Valley Boys?

[@AWoodworkersLife]

I'm always inspired by the quality of the work you do. I have one question I hope you can answer: It seems that you typically use a LN 4 1/2 high angle smoother (or something close to it), but every once in a while I notice that you pick up what looks like a Veritas LA smoother. Is one more comfortable than the other? Or is there a functional difference?

[@svenamundsen4879]

Good afternoon "A Woodworker's Life"...I don't know anything...my question to you is what is a "LN4 1/2 high angle smoother? Is this and the other item you were asking about planes?

[@CanadianDirt]

@@svenamundsen4879 LN = Lee Nielsen, and 4-1/2 is just the size of the plane.

[@svenamundsen4879]

@@CanadianDirt Thank you.

[@JW-pg3vl]

Would it be possible for you to make a video on how you finish your furniture?

[@fisherwoodcraft7392]

Would love to know what color and type Dye that is That is being used on the maple sir.... Thanks...

[@CatholicWoodworker]

Another stunning piece. Thanks for sharing! I've started to notice that most, if not all, dovetail work I see includes the scribe line used to layout the dovetails. Is that always the case or only on dovetails that aren't visible normally like drawer sides?

[@alfredabbey6162]

I’m wondering, are drawer slides for cheap furniture?

[@MrLomaki]

Awesome work. :) Can somebody tell me what kind or type of plane this is 4:05 ??? Greetings from germany

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

No. 9 Miter Plane

[@silenthill5794]

Simply wonderful as always D&W. I have to ask and hope you'll answer. Do you work your wood wizardry while listening to Antoine, Howard, or a little of both ? Thank you again for inviting us into your shop.

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+Silent- Hill Thanks! We definitely listen to both! We listen to a lot of artists from Candy Rat Records.

[@jaysonowen6014]

Are there any books you would recommend that influenced your building style? I don’t want to say I want to copy your style, but I want to copy your style 😇.

[@stevejones7140]

Hi can i ask why you use the shooting plane for finishing on the top as opposed to a smoothing plane ... sorry if this is a obvious question . Thanks

[@asidoraodessa]

Thank you. :) Very nice.

[@coreymcniel3390]

It's good to see the woodprix instructions has new Instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

[@solidsnake9332]

Yeah and fuck your scambot

[@callihanhopwood6255]

@Raji Kanufa I love these plans too!

[@conradsmith9332]

Lmao get fucked with your shitty plans no one falls for them

[@nannettebattista6224]

Fantastic plans!

[@conradsmith9332]

@@nannettebattista6224 fuck off

[@WindsorCraftDesigns]

Beautiful! What color dye did you use? Also, how did you attach the crown molding on the sides?

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+Chris Windsor We only glue the first few inches of the molding on the side allowing the case sides to expand and contract. We allow for wood movement on all of the pieces we make. Thanks!

[@thomaskeimel117]

absolut great work! really fantastic. What kind of wood do you use for the drawers?

[@solidsnake9332]

Poplar

[@Camboge]

What species of maple is that? I know that curly figure can be found in different species

[@vcsawduster5834]

Do you ever have issues with the cross grain where the crown moulding is attached to the side at the top?

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+VC Sawduster We only glue the first few inches of the molding on the side allowing the case sides to expand and contract. We allow for wood movement on all of the pieces we make. Thanks

[@famous636]

Will the mitred framed moulding on top split apart with solid wood in the middle?

[@thoperSought]

+famous636 that's a really good question; you've got me wondering, too. one assumes that it's done much the same way that an original chippendale was, and afaik those haven't split, so it seems like there must be a trick.

[@Doucetteandwolfefurniture]

+famous636 We only glue the first few inches of the molding on the side allowing the case sides to expand and contract. We allow for wood movement on all of the pieces we make.

[@andersoncosta3836]

does anyone know the new of the song playing in the background?

[@thisgoestoeleven]

What kind of plane is being used around 4:10?

[@conradsmith9332]

I believe it's called a low angle plane.

[@theotherrevtx]

Gorgeous as usual. Do you use any abrasives at all, or do you finish straight from the plane?

[@solidsnake9332]

Abrasives are a no no on pieces like these. Deadflat smooth is a bad thing to achieve!

[@motores222]

Parabéns, seu trabalho é fantástico.

[@phillcom3]

Do you guys do classes?

[@waynepennington2769]

See this is woodworking. If i could build furniture this is the way all others better take note.

[@chriscunicelli7070]

Wow!

[@LeunamSarrop]

what their dimension height, depth, width.

[@v10341]

master !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CharlesStanford-y7g]

Gorgeous, but shows that tiger maple is virtually impossible to glue into a panel and make the joint line disappear. It cannot be done.

[@patchedupdemon7104]

paul sellers does 4 30-40min vids on building projects and charges $15 dollars a month id willingly pay $25-30 for your classes, 100 subscribers and thats $3000 am month extra.your filming the process now anyway all youd have to do is film its entirety and talk us thru while doing it. sorry to keep going on but this vid bought a tear to my eye your skill is immense. people like you are a dying breed please help to stop thesed skills being lost

[@moisessousa7235]

Cadê os vídeos novos do canal?

[@adamaronson1489]

"It was great" says my 8 year old daughter. I couldn't agree more! I learn a lot watching these clips. I have to ask... did you or the musicians put the "Hello hello." into the video or did you? That clip is very recognizable. ;-)

[@Q_Channel1]

Why do you handplane everything as opposed to mechanized planing?

[@conradsmith9332]

It produces a finsih 100x better than any electric planer can produce. Hand tools all the way.

[@solidsnake9332]

@@conradsmith9332 you know it ;) powertool users are a disease to me. Always wanting industrial modern perfection! The uneveness of the finish wood along with the skin-like feel of that shelac adds something to the wood you just cant get with modern synthentic finishes

[@jsaus21]

Who plays the guitar

[@justplainducky]

The sad part is that I am not a "Craftsman" I am a tool user which means I can do a lot of things but not being a craftsman I can't do any of them extremely well but hey you use what God gave you

[@АлексейБилык-ъ7ц]

Здорово.Мастер.

[@2010stoof]

No glue besides glue-ups for tops and sides? Wow. Old school

[@АлександрРязанов-о5ь]

Извините я еще хотел спросить из какого дерева вы это все делаете очень красивое как будто светится изнутри

[@ГюльжанАбдибаева]

Александр Рязанов в описании к видео написано maple это клен, но он разный бывает

[@debbiee6535]

That loks like currly maple

[@alainfara3404]

Impecable work, but the only thing that spoiled that cabinet is the hardware

[@solidsnake9332]

Theyre perfect!!!