Outfitting a Tool Box - Start Woodworking - Class Four Bonus Episode

[@peterstevens6555]

I build the woodworkers, workbench now I'm going to build this!🙂🙂🙂

[@madmally]

I liked all the lessons you have taught in this series so far. The toolbox build is smart, but also simple. It’s ideally KISS. Thanks 🙏

[@wortheffort]

Go make one.

[@madmally]

Will do now. Have a good one.🙏

[@738polarbear]

Ha ha ,tool rack lid ,really neat idea,especially if it had a white board underneath for notes and drawings.

[@rclamond]

A great toolbox - love the colour.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@montehyler]

Another great video! Please keep them coming to us. I am really enjoying them. You seem so natural in front of the camera it is like visiting a neighbor in his shop!

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@RomanRamsGubanov]

Great lessons, very thorough. Thanks!

[@dpbjlee83]

ALWAYS worth my time - to learn - THANK YOU!!!

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@ianpearse4480]

Love the box. I made a small Japanese tool box with butt joints but as I am working on dovetails now I think a remake is in order. Great ideas for the lid. Thanks for sharing mate.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@newkekarmyreee4788]

Love your work. Excellent teacher, inspiration from all angles. So much content in each episode. Love your attitude.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@dpbjlee83]

Smooch @ 5:13 - LOVE IT!!!

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@yourocky111]

Love it, learned a lot. All I did was watch it. Right now I don't need a toolbox. But I think I would like the top better if that French cleat was on the inside so the top fit flush so I could stack stuff on it. I wish I watched this before I bought my bandsaw I obviously could have done better. Also, I would not have yelled and screamed at my wood plans and thrown them in the trash if I had watched this first. So there's more to wood grain than meets the eye.

[@jeanlucvassort6411]

Thanks so much, so pleasant to discover your work. so instructive. doing, explaining, editing, sharing , a lot of work for our pleasure that we appreciate for sure

[@scottbuttrick-w8skb396]

I am just starting to put a woodworking shop back together after a 15 year break. My son now has all my old equipment so I’m in the rebuilding stage. One great thing today that we didn’t have 15 years ago are KZbin and great woodworking channels like this one. Keep the videos coming!

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@thomascostello5780]

Great video, a big help for a starter like me. Gonna start on a box and will add tools when can afford... thx

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@francereitzjr2603]

Beautiful color

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@JuanGonzalez-qg3oc]

Great set of tools and skill my friend. Thanks for sharing

[@jasonjoslyn4294]

I've been watching your videos for a while and you really do enjoy teaching. GREAT JOB and thank you

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@danbailey96]

I like the fact that you use a lot of hand tools to do your work ....that’s the way it was when I first started in carpentry and wood working 55 years ago.... I lost my bench, jack and smoothing plane when someone stole a job box. I still do woodworking but little carpentry on homes now because of arthritis that has taken over my body. People don’t want to pay for quality now just SPEED I still have a wooden carpenters box I built in the size of the metal carpenters box of the early 70 s and still have a diston 10 point saw in the bracket I built in the lid...it also has a tray I built with sections for small tools, pencils, nail sets, scribes, bevel squares etc. there is a slot cut for a framing square. And plenty of room for tools in the bottom actually other then power tools and long levels what’s in that box built many homes.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks. Might be time to start teaching someone to use what's in that box.

[@michaeldoto4673]

Thank you Shawn for going into the details that most videos skip over. I continue to learn from each of your videos.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@sirmichael9044]

This is a great video. It's the first one of yours I have watched. Will watch more of your videos.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@heartlandleatherworks5255]

As always nicely done my friend. You know i hav been following your channel for a long time and I wanted to say thank you for all you do. I have been inspired by you to start my own little makers channel, so this is the new channel name. Thanks again for all you do. I so appreciate you and I hope you have a blessed week. dale

[@wortheffort]

Thanks, get after it.

[@rjamsbury1]

Love the tool rack idea for the lid! That's going to be a very generous gift.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@tradhntr64]

Very nice tool chest! I built one to hold all my hand tools i'm always collecting but my wife keeps parking her car in it, apparently she thinks its a garage!

[@wortheffort]

Ha

[@WiliamBennettwildarbennett]

You mentioned that the top could be configured any number of ways. The first thing I thought of was set it up as a shooting board. Love the Milk Paint

[@wortheffort]

others have done that too. my thought was when not being used as a shooter what to do with.

[@rjamsbury1]

You could have a couple of small tools fixed under the lid. Say squares, bevel gauges etc

[@131dyana]

What a neat box you made. You thought of every thing for safety and getting things right at hand. You are right. Milk paint does come in a powder and has to be used right away.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@martylongerbeam4016]

I'm new at woodworking and have learned a lot by watching you. I appreciate how you're patient and explain yourself well, thank you

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@pauldodge9118]

Great video lots of useful tips.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@johnkristoff2341]

Very good series. ove the detail comments as you work. Your are a fine teacher.. Thanks.\

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@shadowlord5551]

Awesome box of tools for sure. I was wondering what the brand name of saws those are and model numbers. So I could look them up and maybe purchase them myself bc I am never lucky enough to win anything. Ps your a great teacher and found your channel a couple days ago now I watch your class every night before bed. Thanks again and have yourself a great day

[@wortheffort]

Shadow Lord Veritas, lee valley

[@66scotty73]

Really nice job and practical ideas.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@dkg30]

Thanks for this, some useful tips. I like the tool rack option with the lid.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@conkick1192]

Hello, Good job, congratulations. God bless you.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@jimpierce1476]

nice box for tools

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@sharonbrown1998]

Thanks Shawn, I really am improving my skills now. I was so chuffed when I got my dumb plane to actually give me curly shavings.

[@wortheffort]

Good tuning that dumb device.

[@gaowoodlab]

nice working,👍

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@Ibaneddie76]

Dang whoever received that tool box is lucky! Great job as always!

[@jimcooney9019]

Cool

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@soofihasan]

Thanks Sean, brilliant stuff as always. Just a thought, could the lid not be turned into a shooting board / bench hook? Appreciate your effort and love your teaching style

[@ThinkB4UAct]

Hi , love this episode on the tool box & powder milk paint but you didn't provide a link where we can purchase the powder milk . can you please provide one . thank you

[@wortheffort]

I stated it came from the Old Fashioned Milk Paint company. You can google it.

[@ThinkB4UAct]

Thanks again

[@ralphrohr]

Thank you!!! And i want such a box... ;o)

[@watermain48]

Great video Shawn, thanks. What was the oil you used at the end? I couldn't catch the name.

[@wortheffort]

Thanks. Mahoney's.

[@raymondrahon9078]

As a newbie in woodworking in The Philippines, I do hope that you could give me that kind of tool box with tools too, sir. TIA 😍😋😍

[@KevinOMalleyisonlysmallreally]

Sean. I'd love to help.out with getting you a mic to make the audio better.

[@wortheffort]

Mic is only one issue, then there's wires, syncing, software ( i use something so old lots of extensions don't work and need conversion.....) for now it is what it is.

[@georgesweap7]

👍👍👍💖

[@wortheffort]

Thanks

[@1deerndingo]

"Give them away." Really! How do I enter for that. Great video too. yes, everyone's tool box has different stuff, but its about sharing ides. That works. BTW, are they sweets in the glass jars?

[@wortheffort]

It's not a contest. Giving to family. No, tops. It's how I earn my living.

[@pettere8429]

For someone who "Don't do math" you are using quite a lot of geometry. Is it arithmetic you try to avoid?