DiResta's Cut: Built-in Seating & Storage Unit

[@86c5corvette]

3 days worth of work that would have taken me 3 months. Great job

[@DeaconWoodworks]

As a guy who does a lot of these built in bookshelves and benches, thank you for documenting the process so cleanly. I really liked seeing the other side of the camera on one of these builds. Cheers! 🍻

[@RicardoJunqueira]

Incredible piece! I'd work for free for Jimmy for years just to absorb all that ingenuity and smart thinking. Great project.

[@toothnailcreations9678]

Never knew you are dyslexic. A true inspiration in a profession with never ending measurements and precision. Thanks for sharing.

[@tjkoker]

Jimmy, that was an outstanding build. your openness about your dyslexia and struggles really are an inspiration. From one dyslexic maker to another. I genuinely salute you. Cheers.

[@nicktravis5496]

I can't get enough of the DiResta's cut videos. Awesome!

[@stylesoftware]

After many years watching, as often, you taught me a couple of gems in this vid. Thank you

[@lanedouglas2165]

Very impressive, your ability to design and build as you go is fantastic!

[@aintgonnahappen]

You do the best build videos on all of KZbin brother. Your the best plain and simple. I learn so much from just watching you work.

[@greypoet2]

Impressive! Always like it when you narrate. Gives a 'why' to the 'how'. Thank you.

[@dahveed284]

Its nice to see the entire process, from design to installation.

[@Average_Libtard]

Oooh! La! La!

[@dwdw4499]

I've been watching your videos on a few of your projects. I am in a daze watching you work on your builds totally seeing a master at work. Your dialogue throughout your videos, making it sound like oh don't worry you can do it too! Who wouldn't like to build with you? I will keep on watching the projects. Absolutely mind blowing making Big Project look easy enough that anyone could do. Keep on, Excellent work. Cheers!!

[@GregsGarage]

Ah, the "hold your breath" moments... That's usually when you find out the ceiling or floor has a 1" slope to it and everything fits tight on one end and loose on the other. Great build and narration.

[@carlosfix4790]

Always a pleasure to see your work. Joke a side tomorrow I'll receive my first table saw to continue making my modest workshop better. Your videos helped me, they both inspire me and give me a lot of knowledge and tips. I'm really grateful. Sorry for my English. Send you a big hug from Argentina!

[@matejsmetka2968]

Nice vid again Jimmy! Your videos has been motivating me since i found them when i was in hospital curing from cancer 3yrs ago. They cheered me up every time i saw them ever since. From that point i knew, that all i want is create things like you do. Now i´ve finally found a little basement where i can get starded my own little workshop. I always learn something new from your videos. Thank you Jimmy, and keep going!

[@jimmydiresta]

Great to hear! Thank you buddy's

[@brentplummer6455]

What gets me about Jimmy every time, is how friggen humble the dude is! Great work man....

[@TheYFlyer]

He is so humble and so talented. The more I learn about him the more I realize just how talented he is.

[@JunkWorkshop]

Learn something!???? I can't even quantify how much i've learned from your videos. Thank you so much!

[@Bbendfender]

I do woodwork but I think Jimmy is the best planner, designer I have seen.

[@Bright8888]

Thanks for the great video. To say that your work is awesome is an understatement. I have watched many of your videos in which all the action is at 3x or 4x speed with sounds coming from the saw, router, etc. This video is different and more interesting. Your voice explaining what you are doing adds tremendous value to the video. Please ensure that all your future videos will always incorporate your commentary and explanation.

[@doncampbell853]

Another great and inspiring video. I am sure you know this trick about brass screws. Have a regular screw the same size, run it in then remove it, then insert the brass screw. It is time consuming but if you have a situation where you can't afford a broken screw it is worth it

[@henrydboys8814]

don't see why this video has dislikes Jimmy has got a gift his videos are awesome an very inspirational keep up the good work an vids jimmy

[@thejoshmoss]

That's a really nice bench but, what i liked the most was the improvising with the outlets and how it looked like it was all in the plan.

[@davidletz9123]

I learn something new every time i watch one of your videos. Thanks!

[@clyde8drive]

Like the video isn't enough, I say it every time, love the narration.

[@SirDizarm]

Yet another awesome video made by you Jimmy! I was happy to hear that you are a dyslectic, since I'm one too. I know the struggle when it comes to numbers and trying to explain to people things, when I haven't the words for it in my vocabulary. But I have the gift of drawing the things, so if I can't explain so I often try and draw the thing I'm trying to say. Keep up the awesome projects you always do! Take care!

[@cmdrjkihn8955]

Fantastic work Jimmy. Love the videos, and these with the narration are a cool extra. Always watching for new tricks!

[@robdean54]

Jimmy "night voice" Diresta! ha! love it and love the Diresta's Cut series

[@jlabate1]

Awesomesauce as usual Jimmy. I'm pretty dyslexic myself and it can be very discouraging sometimes or at very least frustrating when working on things such as this. It's funny I find your shortcuts and tips help a lot with getting around some of my dyslexia issues. You and your work are such an inspiration. keep up the great work man.

[@markvankoersveld5881]

Those little hold down clamps on your jig are super handy,just finished a project which required loads of repetitive angle cuts similar to yours and it was so simple after making a jig using those clamps as hold downs. As always a great video.👍

[@twistedsplinter2156]

Your work is amazing, you should never worry that video's are too long.

[@WoodenCreationz]

Loved this video!!! ... Love the tip on the waiting for the glue to dry before putting screws in the kreg jig... Genius dude... Yes.. it wiggles out of square so easily... lol Totally want to run out and try this right now... The client had to love this!!!

[@richardbrown295]

I really cant get enough of you videos I learn so much

[@caskwith]

Love the videos with voice over, so much extra detail and it shows just how clever you are. Superb finished product too!

[@ConorMakes]

Cheers Jimmy, have to say I like the commentary in your videos a lot. I know its a lot more work so thank you bro big thumbs up here

[@johnwilliams7922]

Glad I found your video. Building a window bench with an electric outlet right in the middle. Never thought of using a power strip to extend it til now. Lot easier and less concerning than re-wiring stuff.

[@vectors2final36]

That tip about letting the glue dry before screwing in the kreg screws just changed my life!

[@rosariavirgallito1141]

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[@danielrose1392]

Absolutely. Saw other channels using a lot of specialized clamps or other strategies, but this one definitely requires the least equipment for the best result.

[@Haassan1]

Clean as a WHISTLE! Nice job, man. Kudos!

[@thomaslarsen2521]

WOW, amazing. I see all your videos from Denmark, Scandinavian. Big fan of your builds

[@adamengland6609]

Nicely done Jimmy. Another inspirational video.

[@TheWoodWerker]

Great Video JD! I picked up quite a few tips, especially the waiting about 10 minutes before driving the Kreg Screws! You're a BIG inspiration Brother! Have A Super Week!..... Gus

[@jordangrubbs9687]

making it look easy Jimmy I love and hate that. always picking up ideas from you thanks for the effort

[@andyandnancy]

Wonderful project and video! The only thing worse than a brass screw is a slotted brass screw. Thanks for sharing your mistakes along with all of your greatness!

[@tommydauphin1080]

Great job Jimmy. You never disappoint

[@santiagoelias6172]

I likei that pull saw trick..dude..most of all i like how your shop is crammed with stuff..i don't like sharing work space with junk..cant wait to see how long it'll take you to fill that huge new work shop you had built on your property...sure dig how you turned a sketch into an awesome working piece of furniture..thought you where gonna upholster the bench...looks great either way..

[@davebauerart]

Great tip on letting the glue set when using pocket screws! I haven't heard that one before.

[@mjarndt]

great work as always and thanks for the tip on letting the glue dry a little before screwing the kregg screws.

[@igorstjepanovic8556]

I have a an issue. Not enough videos 😉. Awesome as always learn something almost every time.

[@davestrain1762]

Hey Jimmy! As always, I love learning and some times re-learning shop tips that I had forgotten, Thanks for the tip on the Craig jig (glue before screw) I don't use the jig often because of the shifting and I the clamped leg table extension I use all of the time but often forget between uses. I really appreciate the explanation of your forethought as you build I.E. notching for molding and separating the pieces to ensure they come apart in sections that will transport and install easily. I am a member of the "build the item too big to leave the shop club" and that is a lesson that can ruin your whole day. Thanks again Buddy!

[@RedBeardCarpentryWoodworks]

Absolutely beautiful work Jimmy! !

[@boryscholewinski4370]

so, so nice. perfectly arranged space. envy right here

[@taikobasher]

Beautiful work as always, great video Jimmy.

[@DavidPlass]

"DiResta's cut" videos are my favorites! Beautiful job.

[@christophersheridan1139]

you just changed my whole way of doing things... great tip on giving glue a few minutes of dry time before setting the kregg screws! never thought about that.

[@M4ngstergangster]

Fantastic video - you have a really good way of explaining what you do.

[@TheYFlyer]

Beautiful and functional design JImmy.

[@jpwoodwork]

both beautiful and incredible work Jimmy.....jobs a good'un brother!!!!!!

[@WildmanTech]

I really appreciate the summary at the end. Good to know how much time all that took.

[@nitramretep]

Nice workmanship. Great narrative!

[@koryjames8361]

I absolutely love the things you build. Amazing job.

[@JamesAmos]

I love these. It really helps us all to see how someone with a lot of experience does stuff. Thanks man

[@janopaul8765]

Moi bo traballo Iaguiño!! Great work Jimmy!! From Galicia!

[@sjbl1962]

Excellent build and very educational... thanks Jimmy.

[@DIYTyler]

What a lot of knowledge right there.

[@turnereverett2363]

You prolly dont care but does someone know of a tool to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost my password. I would love any tricks you can offer me.

[@harlemomari4871]

@Turner Everett Instablaster :)

[@k.cashman427]

Great vid! Thanks for all the audio tips--very helpful and useful.

[@poundingtuna7059]

Thanks for the video Jimmy, we love your work!

[@aethertech]

I wish I could afford to have Jimmy, or someone as skilled as Jimmy, redo my kitchen with some custom cabinets and countertops.

[@eln74]

Amazing work, tnx Mr. DiResta for sharing it!!!

[@DerekConwayTX]

So impressed right now. WOW!

[@WilliamLutesMaker]

So much sharing of general knowledge ! So very well done. DOOOOOD !!!

[@alonzosanchez8577]

That Was A Work Of Art Amazing Jimmy Just Amazing! !

[@ionelbanu4451]

I've watched every video and for me it's a learning process, very motivating and inspiring at the same time...

[@JonHowes1]

This is a really cool piece! Nice work as usual, Jimmy!

[@Kukijiro]

Looks beautiful Jimmy.

[@togetherwemake8048]

great video jimmy really nice how it all came together and nice tip on the craig joint on letting the glue set for a bit then screwing i should've thought of that and love that hand plane

[@craiousconnor4730]

Always learning from you Jimmy, thank you.

[@woodandstuff]

using the hardwood in the corners is just too cool :D

[@IllusoryRedoubt]

Great design Jimmy 👍

[@CrownMountainWoodworks]

Great build. It looks great in the space.

[@danielrecord1919]

Hey nice to hear your voice, great job!!

[@wayneshanks148]

That look's awesome Jimmy

[@3RNHRT]

You keep practicing... I'm sure you'll get better at all this maker stuff... Awesome build... Thanx for the share.

[@IdRatherMakeItMyself-Net]

Wonderful build. It was nice to see some of you problem solving and creativity as you went along.

[@kraftybeard4272]

really clean design great work Jimmy :)

[@marcusshoenthal212]

great build Jimmy!! looks awesome. keep up with the videos, I always look forward to seeing them.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

Beautiful might be my favorite "large" project you have done.

[@JohnSmith-ud9ex]

Very nice Jimmy, both the result and the very enjoyable video. Much appreciated, thank you : )

[@stevengates8695]

Beautiful Jimmy!!

[@arcrad]

Beautiful work!

[@cmantooth9191]

i feel you on the numbers thing. 36" and 63" are the two I switch.. And i miscall orange as yellow and yellow as orange. I know the colors and the numbers...I just can't seem to keep them straight in my brain much less say them outloud! Great build man.

[@Alexis-rn8lf]

As always it 's brilliant!! Great job mate.

[@SuperiorEtchworx]

Nice project Jimmy

[@greggsaunders3246]

Thanks for the kreg glue tip. I hadnt known that before... should make my next project go easier.

[@gustavomatos9243]

Sempre estou assistindo seus videos são meus favoritos no youtube,parabéns Jimmy

[@francisbarnett]

That feeling of dread when fitting on-site, I measured it ten times, surly its going to fit!

[@TheHandystanley]

Amazing as always Jimmy. Need to look into the miter plane you were using.

[@JuanitaHarrisMissHarrisinParis]

Beautiful, just beautiful..

[@SuperCheese88]

That was a nice little touch with the outlets. Most people would just write those off.

[@bigjeffhulse3436]

Another great vid hello from the UK

[@Jubilak]

I work in at a small company making kitchen interiors and I can tell you flipping numbers around isn't just a problem for dyslexics :D Or looking at the wrong side of a measuring tape so it ends up exactly 10mm off... Measure twice, cut once!

[@RobinCoomans]

Good thing you wore a red t-shirt ;) Great stuff as always! 👌