Making a small corner shelf

[@DBYNOE]

I love that "box joint miter" corner joint, it's great to see craftsmanship even where you won't see it.

[@geoffnelsen815]

I totally agree!

[@dougoliver4235]

exactly, great craftsmanship. He's never half-ass anything.

[@mikefromwa]

Yep, a nice touch.

[@campbejouc]

yes looks very good - yet even though I'm seeing it clearly I'm lost after "with the bandsaw"

[@TheChrisPineWorkshop]

A simple project yet you demonstrate many processes and skill builders! Love it! very nice! Chris

[@mtrush98]

I love seeing your projects Matthias your problem solving never ceases to amaze me.

[@knaaker]

Your use of found wood and raw firewood type lumber is what I like most about your works lately. Please keep this trend going! Any tips on how you locate some of your freebie furniture scraps would be be interesting to me as well.

[@kevinkirk-hailey8762]

Matthias, I love to watch you work. You are such a clever man and if I ever have half your skills, I will consider myself lucky

[@PlaneswalkerShiba]

Wow! I have only ever made a small desk in my life. I am a digital artist now and just ... wow! Breathless watching you make anything. so much precision! Can not wait to see more eye candy!

[@jimevans1809]

I like that box joint. Such a wonderfully executed bit of overkill!

[@MrJonnymellor]

Matthias you are very inspiring,love your work,thanks for sharing!

[@MichaelDavis-nn5yj]

I liked the shelf and how you made it. Very good video. Take care Michael.

[@nathandodds5647]

I love this design, especially the joinery on the corner of the rails...keep up the good work.

[@ianthomas3653]

Nice little project. Love the box joint idea for the corner.

[@travisskelton9500]

I've had a few store bought corner shelves but nothing with dado edges like that. Looks awesome. Good design to put in the vault for potential future use

[@noname-vu6qb]

Merry Christmas Mattias! Thank you for all the content in 2014!

[@DesandSam]

Not so keen on the content for 2014?

[@ericpeck3180]

Came here to check internet booster connection speed and ended up watching entire vid. One of the best channels on youtube!

[@danalaniz7314]

Very nice workmanship and beautiful result!

[@hayfahvytsen]

Love the quick and simple box joint.

[@a-10boltz46]

I really like the Mitred Box Joint idea. Looks great!!!

[@gordonmillar998]

You're getting that wee nest right and comfortable, Matthias!

[@aMondia]

Must be nice to just being able to walk out into your woodshop and make stuff you need. I wish I had the skill and the room to do that.

[@Wordsnwood]

My first "shop" was a 5x8 corner of the basement and a tablesaw in the garage. You don't need tons of room. And skill comes with practise. Go ahead and build something!

[@BigAdam2050]

Man, get a circular saw. Can do so much with one of them. Then you just build from there.

[@Femmpaws]

I don't know where you live but you don't have to have the latest and greatest tools to things like this. Nor do you have to spend a lot of money. I have an old 8 1/2 inch B&D table saw that I picked up at a yard sale for 30 dollars and a 9 inch Skill band saw that I picked off Craigslist for 50 dollars. A few weeks ago I added a small drill press that I got off Craigslist again for 50 dollars. The tools are out there if you look around. As for the Skills well that comes from doing and working with your tools. There are a number of good books out there, for your table saw www.amazon.com/Getting-Most-Out-Your-Table/dp/B000QA8R3Q for your band saw www.amazon.com/Getting-Most-Scroll-Deltacraft-Library/dp/B000M5YMQ6 Just because a book maybe old doesn't mean the info is outdated. Go hit the used book stores and thrift shops... you never know what you may find. Oh and DON'T fear the tools... BUT do show them a healthy respect all the time you are using them.

[@stevenhardy2898]

Big_Adam_2050 I think Matthias is planning on making a wooden version.....(.just kidding)

[@SailorPupitar]

Big_Adam_2050 yeah you start ther, and with some thought andcare you can make a simple jig for a drill or something... then before yo know it you'll have a homemade workshop

[@itube612]

I love it. Super cool, and I love how smooth your work is.

[@WoodenCreationz]

I enjoyed the shelf. But was hoping to see you test it with your typical flying jump test... with all the usual riot gear on as well of course. LOL. I bought your Big Print program about a week ago. For anybody that hasn't bought it your missing out. Its an amazing piece of software. Thank you.

[@yuvallahav]

That is just nice. My wife would love to have some of those, now I need to make sure she doesn't see this video. Ever.

[@fletchmeister8671]

Great little shelf looks really nice. Good job

[@jamesmaida47]

Awesome! Love watching you work, not gonna lie you are one of my inspirations for getting into woodworking!

[@ejrasmussen]

Simple yet practical, the best kinds of projects.

[@MegaWhiteBeaner]

Very nice. I'm always impressed by your craftsmanship and enginuity.

[@derwoodsdiy7710]

Nice design. I like the quick removability of it.

[@bigbluemsp]

Really nice shelving unit you made. Like how you used the box joint instead of mitering the ends together. That will make that normally weak spot very strong. Great Idea that turned out Beautiful..

[@swrightus1]

I like that, gives me an idea of what to do for one my wife wants. Thanks for sharing!

[@Reconbox1001]

Simple yet beautiful and very useful... well done!

[@carlosesquivelgonzalez321]

que bellas ideas tienes Matthias y que bien quedo gracias.un saludo como siempre muy afectuoso.

[@jerschmidt9221]

400 awesome videos! Thanks Matthias!

[@CameronLienhart]

Very nice. I really like that design!

[@ecrusch]

Thanks Matthias. One of those corner shelves would go nicely by my desk.

[@BrunoBsso]

Beautiful shelf, nice one Matthias!

[@athiker7209]

Nice construction! I can see some of those in our bathroom. I'll need to practice on those band saw box joints.

[@Blackford86]

That's good you make that out of scrap, most people would just go to the store and buy the metal/glass version. Good job.

[@LUCKYT-101]

I really enjoy watching all of your videos u do a very good job and I just wanted to say thanks keep up the great work !

[@jbb5470]

Very nice project! You definitely make great projects. I enjoy and have watched all of you videos. I learn something from most every one. Keep them coming!

[@belajarapapun9282]

Your project always make me fun to see sir👍👍

[@tressalinas9471]

Sweet project brother ! .informative , sped up in d right parts of d video to not bore viewer! In the end a very well put together shelf but kudos on video..Nice template for future how to videos! Thanks!

[@greygoosemafia]

that's great!love the idea of using cardboard first off . fantastic

[@Wordsnwood]

Really nice salad bow, Matthias. ;-) oh yeah, clever shelf design also. Looked like some really nice clear red oak. When you started I thought it was going to be maple, based on what the rough board resembled.

[@dnngskn62]

A useful shelf, very nice project vid.

[@cwadub]

Clever and strong joinery!

[@spinafire]

Oh. Oh that's nice. I like a clean build.

[@DIMTips]

Beautiful construction and must have taken a while to produce

[@zaprodk]

Beautiful work as always!

[@tjweim5785]

Nice Idea, I might steal this one!

[@blizatrex]

A very nice and quick build

[@mikedietter2530]

Really like the idea nice job

[@solitarymanG]

Sei un maestro bravissimo e ingegnoso!!! Auguri by Miki

[@GeneralSeptem]

Why is there a vine running along the stove and counter top? Great build though! That looks exactly like the corner in my kitchen where I put a shelf in a few weeks ago. That kind of corner really seems to lend itself to having a shelf.

[@Rabennase3]

Schönes Video. Du hast wirklich gute Ideen. Gruß aus Hamburg

[@krisprasad7076]

Very nice job..thanks very helpful.

[@deano.7533]

Your a real professional and a true artist. I just discovered your channel. Your work is pure genius. I just can't say enough good things about this very well put together youtube channel. Your doing an excellent job documenting the process you take when your creating your artwork. Thank you for sharing this with everyone. :-o

[@TheLeadEagle]

I love these. Been watching them for the past hour knowing I should be in bed. Lol. You plan on making a desk? Thank you so much.

[@BackyardWoodworking]

Very nice unique design.

[@P.E.R.fishingadventures]

Nice job mathias!

[@terry2346]

Very very nice Matthias! I do think I see some Steve Ramsey inspiration in the finish there! A great way to have a favorite bowl handy. Popcorn bowl?

[@jparabie]

very nice solution for a corner shelf... I'm gonna try this

[@VisinskiRadoviBeograd]

Some simpler method would be more useful for us who don't have such machines. Making of those holders is much too complicated for average set of tools most of us have. That I wold like to see, for me that is ingenious. Keep up the good work.

[@boethius61]

Holy 12" jointer Mattman!

[@MadHatter764]

The cove profile part would have looked nice on the top, matching the curve of the bowl. Cool weird box miter joint...I would have just mitered it with some splines for strength.

[@mikekernan5388]

Real nice. Thank you for sharing.

[@vows2sweden]

well.. I am certainly not a good woodworker, and should therefor not criticise other and good woodworkers at all. However, I really like this video, mostly because it´s not about GLUEING PARTS OF PLYWOOD TOGETHER!!!!!! Thanks for the video, Matthias!

[@algoqueverconherramientas8011]

Hola que tal maestro como ,espero bien yo solo queria felicitarlo por todos sus trabajos realmente me agradan demaciado yo seria felis aprendiendo de alguien como usted y muchas felicidades por su canal y por sus trabajos . atte ivan resendiz desde mexico D.F

[@Taylolol]

I love how your maknigs this shelf

[@LeSnickasaurus]

That was awesome. Thank you sir.

[@naimkrasniqi3036]

very nice, liked it

[@JohnHarmon]

As one who doesn't work with wood much (mostly metal), how long do glue ups need to dry before you can work them?

[@PatEm10]

Several hours generally. Either overnight or set it up first thing in the morning then come back to it late afternoon.

[@GlassImpressions]

It all depends on how much glue there is. This layer, 20-40 min to work with. Cure in a few hours. This layer, 1-3 hours to work with. Cure in 24 hours.

[@PatEm10]

Andy Glass Yeah, I left out the part about amount of glue. Andy is right.

[@DiscoDevilDog]

Read the bottle instructions. Glue times vary with product, humidity, etc.

[@Freekazoidd]

What?!? NO moving gears or mechanical parts?! REDO! XD Nice shelf Matthias, simple and strong.

[@duramaxdiesel774]

very nice job. where can I purchase them ...

[@FirstnameLastname-bp5cm]

A router table and dado blade in the same video?! haha. I had to do a double take! Is there a miter station build somewhere also? (Joking of course)

[@jaysprague]

great edit...

[@gertfrom588]

Matthias, which kind of plug do you use? It looks like a concret plug which wan't work well with plasterboards. Greeatings from Sweden!

[@honoriosergio5454]

nice project!

[@DiHandley]

Your box thicknesser does a very good job Matthias. How many blades does it have? Two or three?

[@matthiaswandel]

David Handley Just a cheap one with two.

[@stevenhardy2898]

Nice wood joint. Should we call that the "Matthias joint" ?

[@DairoSilvaBhz53]

Excelentes trabalhos ! se possivel, daria prá criar uma maquina de rotular garrafas coisa simples prá nossa alegria.abços

[@stewartfrye3176]

Would like to your talents put toward television production, because your skills are far beyond a shelf, kit lies in the video production as well, Thank you for quality explanations and post prod skills

[@PhilippeCarphin]

Oh my god, weère coffee-grinder-brothers. I have the same one!

[@pietromaio541]

Sei veramente bravo...i am italian..this is a good work...ok

[@tompalmer334]

nice idea i can put this to use in my kitchen

[@scottsanders3688]

Nice shelf

[@hanzz082]

Very good!

[@CarterWHern]

nice design.

[@tatumalvar]

OOOH is beatifull....We want to see a chessboard..What do you say?

[@sofiyaadhikari7907]

U made it so easily.

[@williamhayden7711]

Don't break the bowl! :) You'll have an empty shelf.

[@mvandyke45]

There's always something you can place on a shelf!!!!

[@williamhayden7711]

MassDeception Ridiculous. This shelf is only for THAT bowl! ;)

[@carlosmineiro94]

Muito bom o video parabens

[@benvolio1987]

Why didn't you just turn an inch off the rim of the bowl on the lathe??

[@IrishSkruffles]

It's a ceramic bowl... Good luck trying to turn that.

[@benvolio1987]

oh yeh - well you could still use a circle cutting jig on a table saw

[@DiscoDevilDog]

Benvolio Foster You're joking right?

[@bogsdolics]

Benvolio Foster or smash it ? no yes!

[@MrMoo272]

This is a great idea, I was gonna put some more cupboards up in my kitchen but I think I'll just shave bits off my pots and pans instead... if I eat half my food as I'm putting it away I could probably reduce the size of my fridge too

[@newcoyote]

I dunno. Seems like a lot of effort. I would just drill some holes in the bowl, tie a ribbon through it and wear it like a bonnet when it is not harbouring salad. Good for storage and as a bonus you stay dry if it's raining.

[@AMIRNIAZI]

nice and simple but useful

[@adamquincey4371]

Excellent... Cheers...

[@robotturkey2929]

Looks good to me.

[@joshmelville111]

Is Rachael a ceramicist/potter by any chance... Judging my the bowl and all the mugs in your cupboard that look handmade ...

[@jumpleadsx2]

The wall sounded very hollow. Good job on the shelf

[@kevinsabile7739]

damn. those machines

[@enjoyitcustom494]

just wondering.... do u use robertson screws mathias?