Man, I love this channel. I'm so sick of being recommended videos of guys with $30k of festool equipment working on $10k worth of walnut to make tables for people who make $10k a day.
@giova2111116 сағат бұрын
you forgot to mention the $2K epoxy resin
@Reprint00115 сағат бұрын
@@giova21111 Beat me to it. 😄
@UnarmedZombie6 сағат бұрын
I was thinking this the other day. There are so few woodworking KZbinrs left that haven't upgraded to a 10,000 square foot custom shop with industrial equipment, CNC machines, and epoxy resin.
@williamreinhard5 сағат бұрын
Yeah, much more realistic to custom engineer and build your own tools out of scrap wood and motors you found on the side of the road.
@trunkmunk3yКүн бұрын
A NEW SHEET OF PLYWOOD?!??!??! How will you ever recover financially? ... j/k
@monstertruckltКүн бұрын
*morally. :D jk adore this channel.
@kinarismКүн бұрын
And then glued it to cardboard 😂
@WangleLineКүн бұрын
lol
@MikelNaUsaComКүн бұрын
yeah, concrete and bricks are much cheaper than wood right now... but it's really difficult to keep a plane sharpened when flattening concrete with it... =D
@roncooper6302Күн бұрын
Born frugal stay frugal. Although I have made a few pennies in the last 84 years, I still enjoy re-cycling.
@Tsa12343Күн бұрын
Matthias swearing when doing glue-ups never gets old 😂
@klausnielsen1537Күн бұрын
And it is so relatable!
@ruaridhwatson2630Күн бұрын
Yep I don’t think I’ve ever made anything without needing to swear when glueing
@MrMoosefireКүн бұрын
Only you would cherry veneer a cardboard box! Haha I love it
@kevola5739Күн бұрын
Only Mathias would cherry veneer a cardboard blueberry box!
@woodsproutКүн бұрын
🙂My guess is he's thinking that those veneers could be easily switched to a new wooden drawer at a later date.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
Exactly, if cardboard a box breaks, I could glue on a different box, or make a wooden one. But a lot of these drawers get opened just once or twice a year. For the stuff I access more often I used all wooden drawers.
@gorak9000Күн бұрын
I mean, cardboard is just processed wood after all, and it saves a TON of time making solid drawers... seems pretty ingenious to me :) Just wait until Ikea sees this
@wobblysauceКүн бұрын
Just like most things made and sold... give it a nice finish and no one asks any questions.
@YSHRHAКүн бұрын
Love the veneers on the cardboard boxes!! Lol
@hermanni1989Күн бұрын
Dont give Ikea any ideas
@BrandCJCКүн бұрын
Such a great example of scope creep.... I love it.
@luisotero2632Күн бұрын
found the pm nerd
@JDeWittDIYКүн бұрын
As a software engineer, this was my comment too
@hypnolobsterКүн бұрын
This is my favorite kind of Matthias project. The storage solution ones are always the best.
@terminsaneКүн бұрын
Watching an expert struggle to put together a cardboard cubby box makes me feel better about struggling with everything else
@d.k.1394Күн бұрын
Me too
@robertpearce83949 сағат бұрын
Where was the swear jar?
@Not_TVs_Frank7 сағат бұрын
Seriously, it was like watching myself struggle in the garage but with better lighting and a real plan. Beating on parts with a mallet, clamps falling off, scraps and clamps laying all over... SO relatable.
@digitalpracticeroom409Күн бұрын
I have an entire panel of microwave TV dinner boxes from Trader joes, where the plastic container is the drawer and the box it came in is taped/glued to pieces of foam-core poster board. Nearly 50 containers to hold small items like pens, pipettes, hardware etc. The construction is similar to what you've done but using hotglue and tape instead of dowels and glue. I find that reusing plastic containers is super light weight and quite durable. If one breaks, I just replace it with recycling from my groceries. The boxes are rectangular enough and gluing bits of foam core to top bottom and sides is adequate support to stack 10 of them, even if they are filled with hardware. it cost about $3 for the foamcore + glue and a roll of tape. Finished in less than an hour. Would have taken all day to build it with wood.
@randall4876Күн бұрын
I don't think I've ever seen anything wooden built with that much internal stress... actually let's call it "preload". Whole thing probably has enough potential energy to send itself into space if you could harness it somehow. Great video Matthias!
@brucemccreary769Күн бұрын
Bravo for a great economical design. I love the veneer drawer fronts- even on cardboard. Thanks Matthias!
@wasdaletimelapse7658Күн бұрын
You must eat a whole load of blueberries. Great job.🤣
@d.k.1394Күн бұрын
Hehe
@username34159265Күн бұрын
Small children can eat an incredible quantity of berries, especially if you don't try to supplement with corn syrup based products. Our household has a budget line item for the Costco packs, but it looks like the Wandel house has standardized on this local blueberry farm.
@kevinbowker2385Күн бұрын
Always entertaining! Thanks for sharing yet more knowledge, Mathias!
@d.k.1394Күн бұрын
Agree
@galhillel100Күн бұрын
Don't know why yours video are very motivating me to build things in my garage thank you for that
@d.k.1394Күн бұрын
Me too
@MarkDurbinКүн бұрын
Enjoyed all the little surprises along the way :)
@TechnikJensКүн бұрын
This is how IKEA started🤓🤣 Of course I like your well done work a lot. Thanks for sharing💪
@F0XD1EКүн бұрын
Your stick with screws dowel jig just blew my mind. Time to make one of those.
@warrenwerks14 сағат бұрын
Matthias, you were the first woodworker I started watching on KZbin over 10 years ago when I was still in high school. I love your old school way of building things and that you still have the same style and spirit in your videos
@artursmihelsons415Күн бұрын
Second edition for cardboard boxes looks much better! This type of shelf can be stored even in living room.. Excellent idea to glue front pieces to cardboard boxes! 👍
@txkflierКүн бұрын
There were several very useful nuggets in this one. Thanks!
@MRrwmacКүн бұрын
Always nice to see another woodworking video from you! I was thinking you might put those wooden fronts on the cardboard boxes….. then you showed that you did..!!! Thanks for the video Mathias!
@timmyB147Күн бұрын
Using the shop vac to pull the doors is a great solution. I've used tape before, but this can be faster without residue.
@fxm5715Күн бұрын
High storage volume efficiency, too. Nice.
@zaprodk14 сағат бұрын
I love the feature creep on the drawers. Good job Mathias!
@heyitsthatdude17Күн бұрын
Sometimes the objective with personal projects is just "Fuck it, I'll make it work"
@IndianaDougКүн бұрын
Always something useful here👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
@alecclewsКүн бұрын
Fine Cabinetry right there 🙂
@Cancun771Күн бұрын
And here thought he was making an Ikea Hemnes console table! But far from it! Pro tipp: Doweling is so much easier if you just pre-drill the large plates, then glue them on the dividers, clamp it all down and _then_ drill the holes into the dividers. I'm using small cast-iron angle plates to stabilize boards at right angles to one another during glue-up. Need a couple of those anyway for use on the milling machine et cetera. I'm absolutely loving it though that one of my woodworking heroes, who is god-tier when it comes to designing and making the most complex, precise and imaginative jigs and machines, resorts to brute force when it comes to this simple cubby hole thingy.
@MCsCreationsКүн бұрын
Amazing work, Matthias! Really well done! 😃 I might make something inspired on your design! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
@weldabarКүн бұрын
Cherry veneer on a cardboard box - I think Matthias just shattered my perception of reality. I know that I _should_ criticize it, but I can't because it is so functional and looks so good. I need to go reevaluate life.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
actually most of the cardboard boxes have a plywood front that has a very thin veneer of just the right color.
@James-un6kxКүн бұрын
So many nice ideas, thank you for your inspiration.
@recklessrogesКүн бұрын
I love how this escalated from, "this time it will be simpler" lol
@artswri21 сағат бұрын
Nice project as always, thanks!
@alibronx2112Күн бұрын
Just like jimmy diresta but totally different. Love both of your channels!
@Muhovc14 сағат бұрын
Yes.. not enough cardboard boxes so just build drawers. Thats an equal amount of effort :) :) Thanks for years of videos, i made a few sinple projects because of you.
@BernardSandlerКүн бұрын
My dad's advice: if at first it doesn't fit, force it. He's a surgeon. You prove the woodworker's adage...can never have enough clamps. I really like that hole template, but I guess the issue is getting it to align straight to the piece. Love the design.
@honeyforce996Күн бұрын
that's a pretty cool design
@atomicsmithКүн бұрын
I’ve been considering something similar with a bunch of the small Amazon boxes that pile up. This ended up beautiful with those cherry fronts!
@markduggan345123 сағат бұрын
They look good enough to use in the house.
@douglascrowderКүн бұрын
Awesome video as always from Matthias!
@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267Күн бұрын
Great build , like your marking jig very cool
@feedbackzaloopКүн бұрын
Not so hyped about the shelves, but _daymn_ those boxes look neat
@Oscar-xj1xkКүн бұрын
"sucking out those drawers..." 😂 hilarious!
@69dblcabКүн бұрын
Looks like a big case of project creep. Ha Ha. Matthias Thanks for the video. Great as usual.
@odiesclips76217 сағат бұрын
Pretty damned cool!!❤
@markraisner9000Күн бұрын
Very nice job!
@coxsjКүн бұрын
very cool!! thx for all your efforts in sharing this.
@PadmaOzerКүн бұрын
Matthias is as good as ever...
@wadecarson338619 сағат бұрын
Matthias, singlehandedly keeping Tuddenham Farm in business... I thought MY family liked blueberries!
@Uncle_BuzzКүн бұрын
Matthias Wandel = The Batch Master.
@brucelee3388Күн бұрын
Dowels: Just go upstairs to the kids play area and pick up a pencil sharpener, then use the shallow & wide hole (for colored pencils) to put a tiny chamfer on the ends of the dowels. People making arrows have similar jigs, but they cost about 10 times what a pencil sharpener does, and they don't have a box to collect the shavings either. I might have both types in my collection.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
belt sander is faster, cause I don't have to turn it very hard. Also no risk of splintering -- bamboo is very prone to splintering.
@JohanLarssonKirunaКүн бұрын
Those earmuffs just vanished! 0:56
@awjaaaКүн бұрын
"Dry fit twice; glue once."
@ronthacker211Күн бұрын
Great job
@alfastur6833Күн бұрын
The video left me little depressed. Your scraps are better than my nice wood!
@Nix6pКүн бұрын
Matthias over here making his own custom Kallax.
@andrewslater684622 сағат бұрын
I would love to see you and John meet up at Jimmy Diresta’s Compound for a colab project!
@mergrew0110Күн бұрын
Here’s a new avenue for research. Cardboard. I had a delivery some months ago and the cardboard was five ply. It’s remarkably strong, I wonder if one could use it to make simple furniture. You could make your own by gluing several pieces together and doing some testing. I would like to see what you came up with.
@TheRainHarvesterКүн бұрын
In Texas silver fish would eat the paper.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
Wouldn't use it for furniture, although a lot of "woode" stuff contains cardboard on the inside, like cheap table tops, and inside doors. Core of them is just a cardboard honeycomb. Surprisingly strong considering the material.
@0xbaadf00d16 сағат бұрын
10:13 looks like something IKEA would do :)
@TheCarpenterGirl1984Күн бұрын
Video hay cám ơn bạn đã chia sẻ ❤🎉
@horatioswrld42 минут бұрын
We are a planer away from a completely self made workshop. I know it’s been done, but my completionist ways really want to see it.
@enzopriesnitz5521Күн бұрын
this is great! I wonder if spraying a few layers of poly on to the cardboard would make them a little more resilient?
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
maybe, but you also risk getting it too wet, so very light coats. Might be easier to make wooden boxes.
@ryanomac27Күн бұрын
Always a great day when we get a Matthias video
@Markhamlife11 сағат бұрын
I can see that soon all cardboard box will be replaced by new sheet of plywood😂 it’s more beautiful that way. Cardboard wood drawers done
@aaronblackford981Күн бұрын
Awesome. When doing something like this, in way you built it, I may have built one extra layer that wasn’t glued in for templates that could be used if needed short term until time I should glue and build the next template section.
@aaronblackford981Күн бұрын
But love how you work and think
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
I just used an extra layer for a template, but then applied glue and actually used it as a layer in the project.
@aaronblackford98121 сағат бұрын
@@matthiaswandel something I would totally do but as people grow, they need more space, or should I say businesses as even KZbin videos is one. Teach us something different. I guess just giving you ideas for future content I guess. Still love your content. Weird as you are. You doing awesome. So happy for you. Knifes out on comments for next video. Lol
@memyselfandeye1234Күн бұрын
Simply .... Quality ... peace
@hamed8555Күн бұрын
Impresive
@virtualfatherКүн бұрын
More horizontal space 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😂
@petek21022 сағат бұрын
Guerilla carpentry. The best kind of carpentry
@patprop74Күн бұрын
lmao Must be a Canadian thing cuz i been building cardboard box drawers for years now, I mostly use the boxes that my 3d printers filaments comes in.
@RobertBoernerКүн бұрын
I loved that he kept the cursing in....
@pierredelagrave21 сағат бұрын
If you came up with merch I would buy a t-shirt, this is not a joke.
@Sceme1991Күн бұрын
Cherry fronts on cardboard boxes - that's hilarious
@Eddie.MootsenКүн бұрын
So glad its not just me - every time I do a project like this there is also lots of "oh sh*t !"
@davidt8438Күн бұрын
Roll those sleeves up around spinning sharp things!
@d.k.1394Күн бұрын
Lovely
@MikelNaUsaComКүн бұрын
for cheap drawer pulls, you can just drill a finger sized hole in the front of the drawer... =D
@heikovanderlaar378014 сағат бұрын
Nice rack.
@Uncle_BuzzКүн бұрын
Adam Savage has spent at least $40k on storage box systems. Wandel... less than $40.
@MrPhoenix1138Күн бұрын
Hi Matthias, I guess it shows my lack of expertise in this but why would you trim the joints with the bandsaw if you were going to sand them after, instead of sanding them directly? Love your videos, keep up the good work.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
less sanding
@xavierxi934819 сағат бұрын
Sure beats dados. 🧐
@rupertthomson13 сағат бұрын
At 2:30 when you were glueing the first layer together, how long did you let the glue cure for before removing the clamps to carry on the building process? Thanks!
@matthiaswandel2 сағат бұрын
about an hour
@rompdudeКүн бұрын
I often wonder when doing these big glue ups, is it not easier to just screw it? Could quite easily do each layer with a pilot drill and screw.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
You would need a screw that screws in on both ends, and turns itself in all by itself
@rompdudeКүн бұрын
@matthiaswandel good point! Or a really really long screw 😀
@johngregg5735Күн бұрын
It this a remake of Sergio Leone's 'A Few Dowlers More"? lol
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
how does that relate to a western movie?
@ignilcКүн бұрын
@@matthiaswandel for him it does i guess
@LeesChannelКүн бұрын
A Fistful of Dowlers, starring The Man With No Plane
@ironnam8107Күн бұрын
@@matthiaswandel He maybe confusing those movies for Yojimbo. Where you are using your blade to to fight against storage and space. Though I think he just commented on the wrong video.
@burtreynolds3143Күн бұрын
@@LeesChannel High Planing Driftwood ?
@FlightSimDudeКүн бұрын
👍
@mastasolo22 сағат бұрын
Cutting on the backstroke makes me nervous, I'd never do it, but in your experience what's the chances of kickback ?
@matthiaswandel17 сағат бұрын
I don’t cut backwards freehand, ever. never had kickback on the back stroke
@gavinhay6627Күн бұрын
I'm trying to think why you would build it that way ? Surely vertical panels of pine, the full height, with grooves in them to accept the plywood horizontal shelves would have been simpler.
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
those verticals would have to be fairly thick so that once you have a groove from either side, it still has some thickness in the middle. And then you don't have much holding it together side to side. Also, the glue-up for that would also be challenging lining so many panels up in their grooves at the same time. I wish people only suggested stuff they actually tried!
@tkorkunckayaКүн бұрын
That sleeves...
@skippylippy547Күн бұрын
Where is your Festool panel saw and Festool dust extractor? 😋
@davidcahanКүн бұрын
If you can't build it, force it! 😂😂😂
@Peter_A1466Күн бұрын
Can you squeeze out too much glue with a very tight box joint?
@davidwostrelКүн бұрын
Cherry on cardboard, thumbnail defeated!
@jiraph52Күн бұрын
Make shelf for boxes -> not enough boxes to fill shelf -> make drawers to fill empty spots -> too many drawers, now have extra boxes -> make another shelf for the extra boxes -> not enough boxes to fill shelf -> make drawers to fill empty spots -> too many drawers, now have extra boxes -> make another shelf for extra boxes ...
@rootvalueКүн бұрын
Hey Matthias, would love auto captions enabled on this video. Thanks! ❤
@matthiaswandelКүн бұрын
edited captions not good enough?
@rootvalueКүн бұрын
@@matthiaswandel thank you for the captions!
@rootvalueКүн бұрын
@@matthiaswandel I only say auto-generated because they are almost always more accurate and readable (due to the scrolling nature) than manual captions. I am thankful to have either. 🥰