Floating Shelf Glass Cabinet

[@WoodByToth]

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[@BlizzardPeak]

Kyle Toth lots of great items. Nice video as always Kyle! Hey Kyle Idk if it’s just my device but the link doesn’t work

[@WoodByToth]

@@BlizzardPeak Thanks, huh. Its working on my end but i'll replace it, thanks

[@subieguy121]

Great taste in music. This is the first woodworking video where I have heard someone listening to Atmosphere.

[@redneckgrammarcop9205]

The grain on the back of the cab is gorgeous.

[@FlowersForYou629]

It is but why use it on the back?

[@williamellis8993]

Absolutely beautiful, Kyle. Amazing craftsmanship, too. The mitered dovetails were a great touch. Stay safe. Bill

[@WoodByToth]

Thanks Bill, glad I did them

[@grandmajosephine383]

Looks good. If you made the door stile wider on one door in the center then cut a rabbit for the other door to close into it and a corresponding rabbit at the back of the other door it would hide the gap between doors when they are closed.

[@scotthutson736]

Beautiful work as always, Kyle. I really like the bevels on the front edges of the sides, top, and bottom. I noticed you cutting the bevels and wondered why, but the end result is fantastic.

[@chandarussell]

Wow, that’s quite a cabinet. Well done.

[@Smallathe]

Awesome build, as usual. It's just mindblowing - not only the time, investment and sweat invovled but also the surperb result.

[@vadicus]

This is so calming to watch

[@WoodByToth]

Thanks

[@tammyfinch6735]

That piece is so darn cool! I love it!

[@TwoScoopsOfTubert]

So glad you leveled out that shelf! Noice

[@forevachillin1]

Looks really good. Thanks for sharing

[@8arzum]

Now thats a party glass cabinet.😃 Awesome job dude.. looks even better lit up.

[@rubasic]

Spectacular, a really great job.

[@sapelesteve]

Awesome build Kyle! I think that even Todd likes it......... 👍👍🐶🐶😉😉

[@WoodByToth]

Thanks, Todd loves it

[@ellieboa]

beautiful!

[@HomoKieran]

For the trim holding in the glass you should pin it parallel to the pane. If you mitre the corners the pins only need to hold a shear load so the fit doesn't need to be really tight if you want to predrill to minimise the risk of splitting. Also you'll want to use a pin punch so you don't end up whacking the glass with the hammer.

[@WoodByToth]

Not sure I follow, the glass is in its own groove and the trim is in another groove holding that in

[@grant3226]

@@WoodByToth I like this idea, definitely stealing it! Thanks

[@HomoKieran]

@@WoodByToth As you have it currently, if those screws holding the trim ever come loose (like from repeated pushing on the glass) then the trim will fall away. Also it looks like you had trouble fitting the screw in the small gap between the edge of the glass. It works, it's just you'll probably find using nails parallel to the glass (90° to the screws) easier and will hold up better in the long term. You also wouldn't need to router out the second step for the trim, just make the trim the same width as the lip that holds the glass from the front.

[@manicmaker52]

Awesome project...

[@WoodByToth]

Thanks!

[@1959ticktock]

Brilliant Kyle. You're always moving forward, making better projects. Ash is a much underrated wood. The subtle contrast between the white outside grain and the darker, complex inner. And further contrasts with any of the darker woods works even better. Here in the UK I can buy local ash for less than any softwood. What's not to like?

[@WoodByToth]

It is really nice wood. Super hard and to me it reminds me of an industrial wood, the color and grain are awesome

[@pyrrhical3423]

whereabouts in the uk are you? i cant find ash for reasonable money here in devon

[@1959ticktock]

I'm sorry to say I'm in Lincolnshire, and the sawmills I get it from is near Grimsby. If you wanted to go the name is SH Somerscales.

[@johnnyutah1053]

Love the trademark dremelled out feature on the inside of the cabinet. What is the material used?

[@cd-r8419]

That design reminds me the game "ice climber,". Damn I'm getting older...

[@catalin-aterierulukata]

This is cool ...

[@WoodByToth]

Thanks!

[@laurawalsh1635]

Beautiful work as always, but i miss the music sound over. I find it hard to listen to saw noises this long. ❤️🤘🏼

[@JaceisFTW]

That song at the is so awesome, what is it called? The cabinet is pretty sick too😂

[@jbluley]

Another beautiful piece of art. Well done sir.

[@WoodByToth]

Well thank you!

[@PeterOConnl]

Envious of your skill, dude

[@WoodByToth]

Your very kind

[@raurmanison4877]

Now that's what I call a decent amount of Glencairn glasses ;) *Sláinte*

[@WoodByToth]

Oh yeah!

[@ChetKloss]

Pins first...the sign of a superior mind

[@arbitrarystuff1229]

You have angered the tails first crew. Prepare for a gang war

[@WoodByToth]

Ya know, some ways are just better

[@WoodByToth]

@@arbitrarystuff1229 hehe

[@kevinnathanson6876]

The NBSS mafia at work.... Mind control I tell ya! Beautiful job regardless, even if you DID cut them backwards... ;-)

[@MrAmps]

Chisels in good condition then 🧐

[@STMwoodturning]

Nice! Any lathe projects on the horizon???

[@Maklar]

What is the technique on the back wall called? I really like the way that looks and would like to learn how to do it.

[@neothings7662]

First!!!!! I feeling like a little kid.... Ok I will watch it now!

[@WoodByToth]

woooo!

[@FlowersForYou629]

Why the fancy grain on the back?

[@PatCavanaugh1]

So what are your thoughts on the Minwax Tung Oil Finish vs the old Formby's? I don't like it nearly as well. I find the color too amber and odor stronger. I hate that Minwax didn't simply reproduce the formula when they bought Formbys. BTW, great cabinet

[@blueace115]

kyle why the nice flame veneer? it cant be seen since its at the back?

[@WoodByToth]

I actually found that flame veneer in a dumpster. I have so much of it!

[@blueace115]

@@WoodByToth what a lucky chap!!!

[@dunlapsig]

Awesome work as always Kyle. One question on the build, what was the purpose of putting the shallow domino mortise on the back? Also, that ending reminded me that I think it's time for 2020 blooper video. I love going back and watching the first one you posted, makes me feel like I'm not the only one with those types of mistakes.

[@WoodByToth]

It allots for the back panel to expand side to side. The oblong holes make it so the shelves don't stop wood movement. And yes! we are due for one of those

[@JMEJIZU]

Hi Kyle, what is the name of that black material?

[@WoodByToth]

black veneer

[@MhUser]

@@WoodByToth stop using it its too much; it was fine 1, 10 or 100 times; now its too much

[@RuudK]

MhUser I don’t get this type of commenters. Who are you to tell him what to do, again?

[@dorjedriftwood2731]

What kind of hand saw is that looks Japanese style with a more western grip.

[@WoodByToth]

Its a veritas saw, been using it for 9 years. Love it. The handles are really comfortable. There is a link in the description to it.

[@stepanfs4644]

О брат ,давно не виделись!

[@WoodByToth]

было слишком долго

[@premierpro2]

Гарно! (Укр)

[@reforzar]

Noice!

[@RuudK]

There’s only one thing I dislike about your videos: the audio.

[@WoodByToth]

It could use improvement haha

[@PapiSmerf]

I was enjoying it until you filled it with eye-herpes. After a decade of watching PC hardware manufacturers cram RGB into literally everything for no frickin' reason it takes every fiber of self-control I have not to peace out the window by my desk and find a muddy hole in the swamp where I can wait until the uncontrollable full-body shaking subsides. Great work though. Can't believe you have the patience to route out that entire backboard. I'd have set it on fire halfway through.

[@WoodByToth]

hahah right on, I think it adds a lot to the piece. Make it a focal point in our hose but they can be overused sometimes