Tool Tansu, carpentry woodworking tool organization cabinets

[@KomarProject]

Great idea Mike. The space under stairs is usually not utilized well and you truly changed that.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@georgehenes3808]

I would love to see a “two years on” piece, reflecting on how this corner of the shop has worked out for you Mike. It’s certainly inspired me! Hope all safe and well.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Not much has changed. The cabinets are totally full, so I am in the design phase for some more shop cabinets.

[@stephencarr8366]

It is a pleasure to see someone else that isn't afraid to use tools that are not florescent green!

[@MikeFarrington]

I use all manner of tools so long as they get the job done in the best way possible.

[@bigbee714]

making the separate toe kick/base, leveling that and THEN putting the cabinets on is brilliant

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Its sure make installation easier.

[@AwesomeKazuaki]

yeah it's really cool and most beautiful cabinets. almost people's shop or the stuff looks like a junk shop, but yours is cleanliness.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Having a neat work area is nice luxury for me.

[@Tehanimekidd]

I love your work Mike, keep at it! You're going to be one of the great woodworker youtubers of our era

[@MikeFarrington]

Wow, that is very nice to say. I hope you are right, I am really enjoying the process of making videos and sharing.

[@steveminla]

The three hole drill gave me a little woodworking cabinet woody. lol Loved seeing the whole process of these cabinets. Those gigs were really cool and wasn't aware of them before. I also like the door handles too. Turned out great...thanks for sharing!!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@lwoodt1]

Well done. An excellent use of space for tool storage is a thing of beauty.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@jimmyfrick9066]

Probably the best woodworking Chanel on youtube

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much!

[@WisKrisKar]

These are great videos. My husband and I had about 30 minutes after "virtual learning", and we watched your channel! Your apprentice is absolutely adorable. You are indeed a fantastic craftsman, and thank you for taking the time to share this with all of us. Be Well!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. That is really great to hear.

[@WisKrisKar]

@@MikeFarrington My pleasure! I wish you and your family the best, and healthiest, success through this difficult time. Thank you for all the content! You are a marvelous teacher and craftsman.

[@MikeFarrington]

@@WisKrisKar Thank you. That is kind of you to say. We are doing well. Same to you and yours.

[@chrisshort5711]

You are my favorite youtube creator to watch... your depth of expertise shows through in your project work and commentary. Keep 'em coming!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much Chris. Stay tuned, I will have a few more out soon.

[@rvmj2000]

I really appreciate your videos. Your approach(what we see) to projects is something I try to mimic.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. What you see is pretty much what I do. I film everything I do and just cut it down to a length that I think people will put up with.

[@Woodden]

Very nice set up. It always helps when you know where your tools are. Plus it helps to keep the shop clean

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Agreed, those were two of my goals with this build.

[@dal2888859]

Love all your videos, Mike. Have been binge watching for the past couple of days in my free time. I appreciate your teaching style and openness with technique and rationale. I am a professional carpenter, and business has been great but I am a beginner in all honesty. Always learning and seeking to improve my skills. Yours is probably the best channel I've come across for learning various aspects of the trade. I am an unapologetic perfectionist, but this work is humbling and my mistakes in every project are like neon signs shining so brightly that I can't believe my clients don't immediately see them and throw me out of their houses. But I press on to improve and learn every day. Seeing your set up and your workflow is simultaneously inspiring and deflating. I got a rather late start in the business and I wonder how I would ever get to your level of organization and understanding of the scope of my projects. But I'm in the middle of the sea and the only way home is to swim, so I swim. I would love to hear you describe your beginnings and how you learned, including the various shops you've inhabited through the years and your accumulation of tools, especially the evolutionary order of the main tools, from the tools you started with to the tools you have today. I know that was wordy, but I've thought this throughout all of your videos. It'd be really cool if that happened, but if not I will happily watch whatever videos you put out with rapt attention. For what it's worth, this is the longest comment I've ever written on a video in the history of the internet. Thanks again for taking the time to make these videos; I can't tell you how helpful they are.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I am working on a shop tour video. In it I will answer several of your questions. The long and short of it is, its not easy, I had very crummy tools for years, but with each job or two, I try to invest in another tool. As the years go by it gets easier. Honestly, try not to be too hard on yourself for mistakes and keep at it. This is not an easy way to make a living, but its certainly fun and fulfilling.

[@klausalan]

Looks pretty darn good for MDF. It’s also a great use of space for your most-used tools. Great work!

[@MikeFarrington]

Yes! Thank you!

[@Kkuts37]

Glad to see the two pair safety glasses. One for you and one for the Apprentice!! Great job, Mike!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@gregmize01]

nominating you for BEST B-ROLL IN WOODWORKING VIDEOS !

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you!

[@jargentieri11778]

These are better cabinets than I have in my kitchen. Wow you are awesome

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I say get out to the shop and build a new kitchen!

[@Solarneutrinostar]

Nicely done. To add more storage in the area is put drawers in some steps on the stairs if ever wanted to. When I lived in Japan was so nice to have that.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Yes, thats a good idea.

[@caseymclennan7773]

Your videos are very inspiring. I hope more people find them.

[@MikeFarrington]

I appreciate that!

[@tick_magnetedschaper5611]

I love your tow kick idea. My next project is a bathroom vanity. This solves a problem I have been trying to solve. THANKS!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. A separate toe kick really makes life easy.

[@scubasteve159753]

Your videos are great and full of detail! I really like how we can see your cabinet making experience even in your shop pieces. Most KZbinrs don't seem to have the experience, so all of their builds are just DIY level. I'm looking to start a cabinet business when I get out of the Navy and would love to see a shop tour explaining your tools and workflow. Also, I'd love to see some more videos of customer jobs (like a kitchen, bathroom, or closet build). I know videos could be taxing on your workflow and profitability, but your videos are awesome and inspiring and informative for me (and probably others on here) interested in cabinetmaking. Thanks!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Matt. I will give some thought to what you have requested. I am currently mid build on a small customer job and I will make a video for this one. Anything that is bigger than what I am working on, filming just slows me down too much. I really hope that as the channel grows I will be able to dedicate more time to filming larger projects, and offer more detailed longer videos, but right now I just can't afford the time. Thank you very much for your comment.

[@ryandury]

Holy crap, that's a lot of routers! Beautiful work. Nice to see your process.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Routers are fun.

[@masontejera506]

Love your shop builds dude!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@davidjanuszewski5020]

Love your motorcycle lift for your work table, a real back saver!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. It's a lift table made by AutoQuip. It has helped save my back for sure.

[@larrybud]

One thing I've discovered for someone with a smaller shop is that everything should be in a drawer, and if possible, an overlay drawer, or if in a cabinet, a cabinet with a door, rather than just stuff on shelves. It will GREATLY reduce your cleanup, as sawdust will always find the nearest open horizontal surface to cling to.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I think that is a good advice.

[@davidredden8361]

Such a wonderfully boring voice. And I mean that as you the biggest compliment ever. I love your videos and narration. Thanks again!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Happy to hear you like the presentation.

[@jakefallon2335]

Seriously I think you could earn good money doing voice overs Mike. Maybe you should offer your services on Upwork as a side line.

[@MikeFarrington]

I'm going to look into this, thank you.

[@crankstonshnord6591]

That Blum guide is really nice. As a low-budget woodworker I might build something equivalent out of plywood for next time I need to install drawers. Probably won't be adjustable but it should accomplish the same goal.

[@MikeFarrington]

Yup, a shop built solution would work great if accurately drilled.

[@treboka9122]

Great workshop I am so envious I have a single garage, too many tools and not enough room to work. Great job on the storage cabinets. I love your videos, keep them coming.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you, will do.

[@KBBAKTHA]

Excellent build video and brilliant crisp narration.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@mattatkinson9096]

Wow. So simple but yet so beautiful. Makes me hate my shop lol. I feel inspired, thanks.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Happy to hear you are inspired.

[@tripodds]

Thanks for taking the time to add tool links

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Happy that helped. I will say, shop around, you can find better deals.

[@benrudman3917]

Cabinet turned out awesome Mike. As an added bonus the second ad was a badass gunner shooting out of the bottom of a helicopter. And I didn’t realize you were of European dissent. Who would have guessed that??? 😉

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I know its hard to believe, but yes, I am of European dissent.

[@hollewoodfurniture8190]

That looks amazing Mike! I could see that in a master closet or in a loft apartment under the stairs.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. With a few coats of white lacquer, I agree.

[@TheBryeCooper]

Sweet! And what a workshop!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@jameshubbard4966]

This looks fantastic. Great use of that space.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you!

[@kevinoverholt1216]

Always love your videos including the humor

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Kevin!

[@m.d.e.845]

Great dance moves! Even better shop storage!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you and thank you.

[@Annathedouble00magna]

It's pretty clean for such a roar job

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@wesrobinson7366]

So envious of this shop, the space is just amazing. Makes me think living in our area has draw backs :)

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I am very fortunate to have my shop.

[@mountainviews5025]

It seems like its going to be a bonus for the shop thumbs up my friend

[@MikeFarrington]

So far its been great, thank you.

[@BrunoAxhausen]

absolutely love your work! I was going to build my own first cabinet today and -since I remembered this video- decided to watch it again to maybe pick up some more tricks... turns out the kind of cabinet I‘m about to make is done in the first 2.5 seconds of this clip 😂 I‘ll be happy if I manage it before it‘s time to pick up the kids from kindergarten 😂 Not surprising, but still nice to see how easy this looks when it‘s done by someone who knows what he‘s doing! cheers mate! bruno ps a few months ago I built my own toolboxes from your makita toolboxes video! Made a much rougher job of it, but it‘s soooo awesome to work out of them!!! (even though I‘m only using them for renovating or helping friends out..) thanks for the inspiration!!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. Great to hear my videos are of use!

[@budj13]

Very nice! I have to say it is almost too organized, but I do like what you have done with the space.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you!

[@bigdogmn73]

Thanks for all the great detail on this build...very helpful!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you for watching!

[@gerarddonoghue6622]

Great job again Mike, I always look forward to your videos

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Thats great to hear. Stay tuned, more on the way.

[@markscheiner3952]

Great video as always Mike. Really enjoy your stuff. Keep the dry sarcastic commentary coming please. I realise there may be other factors in your project scheduling but know I for one am eagerly awaiting your replacement assembly top build. No pressure obviously...

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. The work top is on the way. I have been promising several videos for a while, as you would guess, kid, wife, business, etc. put pressure on my schedule. With that said, I will get to it in time.

[@hoodshoods615]

Once again quality workmanship Mike...loving the apprentice 😉😉😉👍👍👍

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. He is a cutie.

[@xk711]

you love what you do and this seems to be your job! many congratulations!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@jamesrobinson5672]

Very well done. Thank you.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@Fredatbedrock]

Great job looks awesome 👍👏

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@AsifKhan-er2hv]

As always very creative, a great job and you make it look so easy.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@jbb5470]

Nice project Mike! Looks great and easy to use also nice use of space. Thanks for sharing your video, it too was enjoyable to follow along.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much for watching and commenting.

[@fabian.fm10]

Looks really nice! Great job Mike

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you!

[@ambroscustom]

like this video way much and definitely learn a lot from you and the neatness in the build really commendable.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@MLFranklin]

Great project and well documented.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@craigfreeman2178]

Your tool collection is incredible! In every video there’s always a new tool we haven’t soon before 😂 and like another guy said, one of the most interesting people to watch at the minute.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Craig. I'm always on the hunt for new tools.

[@craigfreeman2178]

Mike Farrington what’s the next purchase then that your really want?

[@MikeFarrington]

I just picked up the 8' Festool track. So thats cool. I have been kinda shopping for a new sliding table saw. I am trying to be patient and find a good deal. I want one that has a 10' stroke, and is made by one of the premium companies like SCMI, Altendorf, or Martin. Buying lots of tools means selling the ones I don't use, so I'm also getting ready to sell a few.

[@craigfreeman2178]

Mike Farrington look forward to seeing the new stuff in the videos 👍🏻

[@craigfreeman2178]

Mike Farrington also are you on instagram? If not have you thought about doing it?

[@martoluke670]

I love ur shop

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@donnymcarter]

Great use of that space Mike and another killer video!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Donny. The Green Woodworker Podcast has been great as of late, though I'm 1 or 2 behind.

[@donnymcarter]

Thanks Mike!

[@steverochon1620]

Unless you have such a video someplace, a tour of your shop would be really interesting to many of your followers.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Steven. I will do a shop tour at some point. Stay tuned.

[@jonathanacton5133]

nice job Mike

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Jonathan.

[@ConorMakes]

Good video Mike thanks, epic 4TH shots hope you had a good day. Albert from England

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Albert. Yeah the fireworks displays were OK, but the storm that rolled in was crazy. That really put a damper on everyones outdoor parties.

[@geraldinewillis5926]

Love the minivan, wish we could get them here in Ireland, I’m in the middle of a similar project and I love your template for the drawers, great project thanks for the tips

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. That template gets a lot of work done accurately, thats for sure. In the US we call them full sized vans, vs a minivan is normally used to haul a bunch of kids to sports practice. For me its a great blend between buying materials, and hauling my kid around.

[@lovetrumpsfear]

Great video Mike, thanks for sharing! Definitely giving me some ideas for my shop... But it's a shame you don't have more routers, I think they're pretty handy. XD

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Honestly, I'm still a few short of where I want to be, maybe another 6 or 8.

[@jameslawson7225]

Great use of space, nice job.👍

[@MikeFarrington]

Than you very much.

[@AndyBirkeyMaker]

Nicely done sir! ....and so much room for activities!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Andy.

[@ChrisR-fu9oo]

Got the reference Andy - well played.

[@AndyBirkeyMaker]

Chris R Hahaha, it was Mike's reference! We have fun when and where we can! Cheers!

[@AndyBirkeyMaker]

Mike Farrington It's a brilliant video, Mike. Always good content

[@MrCe4YT]

this hinges are made for doors that stops on cabinet frame but u can add little wood stop block on the top

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I'm not sure I totally agree. The hinges are designed to open and close doors, how they are applied is up to the builder. In this case I added a Euro stop by fast cap to stop the doors in the correct location.

[@MrCe4YT]

great solution! and you said in the vid u placed them 35mm deep, we usualy place them 37mm but i think it depend on the hinges .. great video, love your projects! Keep up good work

[@ryancleevely7006]

Another great video buddy! keep them coming! I always love seeing when you have new material out. I always watch them and pick up little hints and tricks! :) Im just trying to move over to my new workshop so its nice to get some ideas on shop storage. Great work mate! nice one man!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much.

[@descargasdenia3161]

cada vez me gustan mas tus trabajos, eres muy bueno. Saludos desde España

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I love Spain.

[@ryangreer6103]

Great video man. Love the style of production, commentary, and humor. I'm always excited when I get a notification from you. Keep them coming. As a rookie cabinet/built in maker, I learn a lot from your videos. Thanks for the great content.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. More videos to come.

[@asztapaszta9]

That was a pleasure to watch!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@robr3015]

So much room for activities!!! Did we just become best friends?!? Also your shop is really nice. You have some really nice tools too, I'm jealous

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! I'm surprised how many people picked up on that. Thank you.

[@carpenterone3]

Fantastic Mike! I build my toe kicks separately as well, I have been wanting to try those 20mm drawer adjusters. As always keep it up dude. 619😎

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I think its the easiest way to get cabinets nice and level. Give them a try, they are not for all jobs, but sometimes they are super useful. I wish I was 619, it was 103 degrees here the other day...

[@geofferycarpenter1066]

This video makes me actually *want* to use MDF!

[@MikeFarrington]

Its good stuff.

[@rosecityremodel2015]

Great storage solutions.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much Melinda.

[@DanKoning777]

*Well done*

[@MikeFarrington]

Thanks Dan.

[@coleve8596]

Great build and nice workshop. Only thing I would have done is substituted MDF drawer bottoms for ply. Experience has told me there is no inherent strength in MDF and they always belly after time.

[@MikeFarrington]

Agreed, MDF will sag with age. I think it will be fine over time though, the drawers aren't really that big, so a little sag will be fine. I can also go back and add a few 1/2" thick ribs to the bottom side of the drawer if needed.

[@Khalagata]

Interestingly enough, I've heard the original purpose of the Tansu was as a staircase. Living spaces were taxed by usable space. If you had a loft but no staircase or ladder to reach it, that space wasn't taxed. A tansu gave access to that space for the family and when someone came to examine the property a quick restack of the unit left the loft area as "obviously" unusable as the last time so the taxes were not increased. I never checked to see how true the story is but I believe it.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Great story, seems totally believable to me.

[@MoreThanWood]

Nice work, thanks for sharing

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you for watching.

[@DavidSmith-kz4zq]

Nice job Mike.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@BurtonsAttic]

Well done, turned out nice. I'm not a fan of MDF but I get it.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. MDF is just so much cheaper for me than the alternatives, I just can justify buying ply.

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Super clean. Inspired. Thanks.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@alooshalshammari5915]

WELL DONE

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@wanpengqian]

Your shop is so incredible small! ;-)

[@MikeFarrington]

Indeed it is.

[@franciob9904]

Vai Mike!!!!!!sei fortissimo by italian Carpenter

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much!

[@marcmartin5283]

great job! keep them coming

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you, will do!

[@craigpereira6381]

Very nice.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@johncalvertjr5242]

could always add triangular shaped drawers in the empty spaces if you needed more room too!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Good idea.

[@AbamAdy]

you are the best...

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@jerryrobinson3656]

Ady Unixmoment p

[@woodpurposedmechanic8299]

Love you videos and love your shop! Can I ask how many square feet? As my name implies my life used to be about cars. Even my hobby was building and racing cars. It was hard walking away from 3000 sq/ft in retirement but I found woodworking fulfilled that need to use tools and make things. It's been an adjustment downsizing to a work space on my patio and thank god San Diego has the weather for that In the end it is all about the hands and the tools. I always note what people have in their shop. In your case your little square intrigued me and I'd like to know more about the blue dust collection devices over your saw. I'm also intrigued that you use plastic dust collection in your shop. I do as well even though so many have such issues with static. As a hobbyist I use plastic with no ill effects but my system doesn't run that long and I have it on a remote control system. I chuckle when I hear you whistling in the back ground in some of the fast motion stuff. I tend to sing along with my music while I work but I do whistle on occasion. My neighbors must get some amusement out of that. Keep up the good work. I will be watching!

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I have not exactly measured the shop but its around 2800. Plastic dust collection has worked well for me and all the shops that I have worked in for the last 20 years. I think that debate has been blow out of proportion. I lived in San Diego for 15 years. I still consider it home to a certain extent. Fun fact, I always edit out the singing because its embarrassing, but I will occasionally leave in the whistling.

[@thefirebuilds]

You know what would be cool is a false floor with a hole for your routers to sit the right side up with the bit in. I'm a clumsy dope and I'd pull those over on my hand.

[@MikeFarrington]

This is a good idea, I should probably do this. Only problem would be that I could't see which router has which bit.

[@SydnificantMe]

That StepBrothers reference 😂

[@MikeFarrington]

Yup, great movie!

[@ReinierKaper]

As per usual: great stuff again! I love your attention to detail in every video and this is no exception. I read you preferred the MDF as a "backdrop" and it was a cost decision. I just hope you have no moisture in your workshop because MDF (unsealed) will swell like crazy. Maybe some sort of clear sealer would help in this case. Have you ever used the Kreg drawer jigs? I believe they're pretty good as well.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I live in a hyper dry climate, and my shop is dry, so it should be OK. I'll make changes as needed though. I have not used the Kreg drawer jig. Kreg usually makes pretty good stuff, but I use as may Blum jigs as possible because they make them specifically for their hardware, and I use a lot of Blum hardware.

[@ReinierKaper]

Ah that makes sense! I know Blum has some really nice hardware, so I might check it out some time when doing a larger build. Take care!

[@MikeFarrington]

Blum does make some nice stuff, plus I like to stick with just one company as much as possible to keep things simple.

[@maclagor]

Excellent as ever Mike, thanks again for your work. If you are so inclined, I think it would make a great video / section of a video to see how you set out your process lists for tackling projects. Your drawings looked quite rough, but you seemed to fire through the work. Just as useful (and AKAIK never addressed in any other videos on KZbin) the minutia of getting components to sit square in construction, marking out screw holes when you can't see what you're screwing into (like through a panel into a shelf) etc etc. Finally, would love to know what your Bosch driver is and the bits you're using with the attached countersinks. Thanks again for such useful content.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. I will include these details in my upcoming videos. Good to know what people want to see. I really don't do much in the way of drawings though. I have my system, so I just need basic outside dimensions and the rest is in my head.

[@MikeFarrington]

Forgot to add the Bosch driver I use is their 12v pocket driver. They have a few different options for the same drill body. Its been a very good tool.

[@markspears1167]

“And so much more room for activities.” I’m gonna step out and say that’s a reference to the movie “stepbrothers.” That did make me laugh when I heard that.

[@MikeFarrington]

Ha! Thank you. Yes, you are correct.

[@stancrenshaw4578]

Great job, as always. I really enjoy your videos. How about a shop tour?

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. I currently lack all of the necessary video gear to do a tour the way I would want to. I will get around to it at some point though.

[@dansarfert3585]

Some people change bits in their router. Mike just changes routers for a different profile.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you Dan. Most cabinet shops work in this manner. Each router does one thing. I have about 15 that never get adjusted. Really speeds things up.

[@theloniousm4337]

Nice Channel - I subscribed after only seeing two vids. Arigatogozaimashita Maiku san.

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you very much. Great to have you onboard.

[@Jeunarip]

SWEET!!! another awesome build! can you build some chairs soon? would like to see it from you :)

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you. Chairs, I don't have any on the horizon. I have a thought of building two lounge chairs with leather cushions, but its just a thought at this point.

[@jesterraj]

Looks great..

[@MikeFarrington]

Thank you.

[@toby1kenobe]

awesome as usual!!