I make an Industrial Furniture Style Wall Cabinet using Reclaimed Wood, Steel Angle Iron, and Rivets

[@mikep1085]

Wow Gavin, that's gorgeous! Great job! Thanks for giving me the link to find this project... really enjoyed watching you build it!

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it, I appreciate your comment.

[@BOL83]

Лучший, всегда приятно смотреть 😊

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Большое спасибо, я ценю ваш комментарий.

[@dikhurtz2406]

I love this build!

[@diegocorrea7722]

I had not seen this video, it is a piece of furniture with a lot of work, you are an artist, congratulations. I'm going to have to watch the previous videos, greetings from Argentina

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you Diego, I appreciate your comment, Greetings from Australia.

[@ThomasShort-w7e]

just the cabinet i wanted to make thanks - love the look and very easy to follow

[@mustangrebuilder]

one youtuber to another great job

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@henriquemoraes3997]

With respect you are the guy

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you.

[@jonnythorman706]

Really nice 🙂, im going to have a go at this. Thank you for sharing.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I wish you the best for your project.

[@rodwatson8732]

This is brilliant! Thanks for the link.

[@josezuniga2857]

You do amazing beautiful work

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@rocoroco5749]

Talented man

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@USERMEX1000]

Excellent..

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am happy that you liked it.

[@helmuteichholz7262]

Klasse ! 👍!

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Vielen Dank, ich freue mich, dass es Ihnen gefallen hat.

[@marcinlew3394]

I like the combination of wood and metal👍

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you, I think rustic wood and metal go well together too. Thank you for your comment.

[@paulouellete3554]

The new tool box so cool I like

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you, I am glad you like it. Thank you for your video.

[@SowKingRanch]

It would make a beautiful outdoor TV cabinet

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you.

[@pauloboyle72]

Fantastic job Gavin. I’m going to have a go at making something similar 👏🏼👏🏼

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I wish you the best for your project.

[@EvandroLuizgcm]

Toni Ramos gringo? rsrs. De toda é tambem um artista.

[@petsrfun9938]

in one word "perfect "

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@BennosShed]

What a great design Gavin. Well done.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

Great case for making sure your toys won't be messed with. This would make a great cupboard for a hifi setup. The only thing I would change would be to construct it by bolting the angle irons together rather than welding them so that it can be dismantled, if needed, for easier transport.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Yes, that's the plan to keep other fingers off my tools. To make it easy to pull apart, would be a good idea if you could not move it as one unit. Thank you for your comment.

[@anton-ww8tp]

Buen trabajo, felicitaciones!!!!

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Muchas gracias

[@joseedinaldo3672]

Já vi muitos mas esse é único. Muito legal, excelente trabalho.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Muito obrigado, fico feliz que tenha gostado e obrigado pelo seu comentário.

[@EvandroLuizgcm]

Vou copiar na cara dura.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Você está convidado a copiá-lo. Obrigado pelo seu comentário.

[@wolraadwoltemade3275]

Fuck came across this your work is very well made seen a few of your vids you can say with confidence you're a master and a artist this is how you see the difference between people who are born with it vs the self made ones, you're definitely born with it.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.

[@luulemees]

This one heavy cabinet

[@GavinClarkdiy]

That is just the way I like them, Thank you for your comment.

[@starforged]

Screw drivers and pliers maybe but air impact hammer might escape. You better beef it up a little. 😁 Just kidding. Look'n good. Damn good.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@emilvasilev7725]

Perfect idea ! Beautiful !! Thanks

[@GavinClarkdiy]

I am glad you liked it. Thank you for your comment.

[@hedgewitch59]

Wow! I'm really impressed Gav. Not just furniture but a work of art. 👍👏

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much Julie, a lovely comment.

[@rorygray2975]

Really great job, absolutely love it.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it.

[@mauriceliopaulo2814]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tonybirdwell2917]

That cabinet is Beautiful! Such a great job and awesome idea!

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much.

[@СергейАлексанин-л1п]

Супер!!!!!!!

[@OH-qp1fk]

Awesome 👏

[@outdooradventureHungary]

well done sir nice Idea,i adapt the way you cut the edges

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you I am glad you liked it. Thank you for your comment

[@springfieldjohny]

Hi mate, nice build. Would like more pics and details of how the wood is held on please

[@GavinClarkdiy]

At this point in the link you can see me putting flat-bar running down both sides at the back of the doors (the wood boards were cut and put inside the door frame from the front and were screwed from the back of the door through holes in the flat bars, so you can't see the screw heads from the front) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoquqYB5Ysaqrck the wood running vertical inside back of the unit were screwed through holes at the back of the unit in the angle iron. The short side bits are held in place at the back by the edge boards on the rear of the unit pushing on them keeping them in place, and the front edge of the same boards are held by a small strip of wood (you can't see it) fixed in place inside the angle at the front. If the sides were wider/deeper I would have welded a small strip of flat-bar down that front edge to hold the side wood, but as this unit is small the side boards are only about 10 inches long it does not need a lot, as it can't really move far. (don't just glue the wood to the steel each expands and contracts differently and in the long run you will have problems) Hope that helps a bit.

[@springfieldjohny]

@@GavinClarkdiy sure does thank you

[@GavinClarkdiy]

@@springfieldjohny Great, Thank you.

[@goprojoe360]

Just subscribed Gav, your a great craftsman! Keep up the great work 👍

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I should get some videos up shortly. Welcome to the channel.

[@jceletroeletronica]

Muito bom amigo

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Muito obrigado.

[@diagramasdemaquinasgrafica5310]

Excellent job. I liked the adaptation of the flap sandpaper to the grinding wheel ( 11:00 ) ...is this original??

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much. The grinder just had a grinding wheel, I just put the flap sanding disc on under the nut. If you are going to do this, the discs are made to only rotate in one direction, so it can only be done one one side of the grinder. Mine sits very flat against the wheel, if you cant get it to be safe it is better not to do it.

[@francisr6804]

Beautiful. These are 2x2 angle iron ?

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it. Yes they are 2x2 angle iron

[@dc4314]

Good job Gav, jeez it looks pretty heavy though, how much do you reckon the finished product weighed?

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I do not know, it is much easier to have two people lifting it than trying to do it myself, but once it is on the wall weight does not play a part. Thank you for your comment.

[@vanesavuniqi665]

what is the width of the steel?

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Hi, it is 50mm / 2 inch angle iron.

[@crawfbardi1870]

SH!T HOT

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much.

[@JesusLopez-un6mw]

Great project and really good technique but as you said yourself not a very good role model when it comes to safety. When I saw you shaving those 2x4 with the saw I was cringing every time your hand got close to the blade. You should use at least a thin piece of wood to push through the blade. Still thanks for a great video.

[@GavinClarkdiy]

Thank you very much, I am glad you liked it. Yes, I have many bad habits after many years experience of doing these things, Your job is to do it safely and not copy someone who has become very comfortable around his machinery, I do have a push stick hanging at the front of the saw, that I use on thinner/twisted or bits with knots that may bind when cut. Thank you for your comment, I will try to do things more safely in the future. Keep safe.