Shoe Storage Bench // Built In Bench

[@Bourbonmoth]

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[@DisabledParkHopper]

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[@carolcvargas1]

i have no money, equipment, skills or a place to put a bench like this but I still watched the whole video, really enjoyed the editing and good humor

[@anee57]

I was looking for a fix for webbings on my saggy sofa found this on the recommendation still looking.😂 I would love a bench like this sadly it’s just not going to happen . But stayed for the deep mellow voice and because it’s was a really good video

[@pammipayne3334]

Me too. Liked the humour, tats and the whole process... very interesting. The only thing missing from this cabinet storage masterpiece is a nice cushion. But hey can't have it all.

[@williampennjr.4448]

same here.

[@oulladahhan6954]

Same here.. I even subscribed because I was so amazed. It brought me joy to see him make it with his own hands. So Cool.

[@estherolawuyi1687]

lol! Samesies

[@shamikab1385]

I don't know if I'm more jealous of this guys workshop or his wife for having such an amazingly handy guy with such a dope sense of humor. I thoroughly enjoyed watching this.

[@diannegomez4515]

i agree

[@anonymousguy121277]

I love the self depreciating humor and how you just slapped this whole project together one piece at a time. I think I'll incorporate more slapping into my woodworking from now on

[@gauravsharma-um1cs]

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzbin.infoUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

[@vizguru]

You're an awesome, exemplary and inspiring instructor. Thank you for sharing and demonstrating a witty and humorous way to teach. Great job!

[@thojplaytime8244]

Came as a stranger, definitely leaving as a friend. Love your humor.

[@canaanzeigler4166]

Should make a sign that says "Come as a VIEWER, leave as a SUBSCRIBER". Really nice job. And yes I use my mouth for holding screws.

[@vikassm]

That's a nice sign 😂😂 Reminds me of 'come as you are'

[@TopshelfEnglish]

I do too, and the metal of the screws reacting with my fillings gives me a little extra zing to keep things interesting.

[@Dubs2]

Ha ha this is the first video I've seen of his and saw your comment just after I pressed subscribe.

[@harrismellon4566]

I have an indent in my tooth from holding and passing screws in my teeth...shouldn't be bragging tho haha

[@SenselessUsername]

Well, he had me at "Death to River tables" --- a sign we've needed since 2years and in 5years, will be outdated/ incomprehensible to newcomers. When the plague has passed.

[@joekoscielniak8576]

What a great "slapped-together" project. I will bet on two things; 1) Your wife loves you like crazy for making such great, practical home improvement additions, 2) Your kids laugh with (at) you all the time. Keep your sense of humor and enjoy the funny moments of family life. That's what your kids will remember in years to come.

[@ms.marnie]

After watching..I think my kitchen remodel has been resolved..stacked cabinets at a reasonable level( no more knee level crap) with floating shelves..small kitchen ..this works..thanks for the video, sir☺

[@ethancheung8633]

always wanted something like this in our house, and to be able to watch someone crafts something beautiful like this from scratch is absolutely stunning. thank you for sharing something so amazing.

[@MapBot11]

If you put some strategically placed flathead screws in your ceiling, you could use magnets to hold up your temporary spray booth.

[@gatekeeper65]

What an awesome idea. Thanks.

[@itssewxtra1713]

Do they need to be super strong magnets? That is an excellent idea since I live in a condo now and don’t have a garage, my projects are being done in my living room. Any suggestions as far as dust? Especially for using a sander. Im looking at the Festiool set up but would love a solution that is less than $1,000.

[@MapBot11]

​@@itssewxtra1713 The magnets need to be strong enough to hold up the plastic sheeting and withstand any incidental contact or snags, otherwise your booth will get pulled down. As for dust solutions, if your projects are relatively small, I would recommend building a downdraft table hooked up to a cyclone dust separator and a shop vac. If you have larger projects, a box fan and a furnace filter can help to cut down on airborne dust, but will not eliminate it. A combination of the plastic sheeting and a box fan air cleaner might be reasonably effective.

[@shandorszentkuti6330]

Add a washer to the screws and it holds better with the extra metal

[@chrisr8996]

What a simple yet amazing idea, awesome! I just wished I'd read this comment before repainting half a dozen doors this summer. Well, next time :)

[@fabulouspinkmk10]

You do a great job of narrating your videos, you stick to explaining the task, but you also let your personality shine through.

[@Trandinhkhoi1209]

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[@dennisdownes9319]

This may seem simplistic, but this is the first time I have seen an actual drain in a Mud Room. What a Brilliant, Brilliant idea!!! I wish I had one in every room.....with a hose connection. Cleaning would be so easy!!! Beautiful build!! DD

[@paulieicepick]

I've watched several of your videos. You should be teaching this stuff at a vo-tech high school. You break things down into the basic steps necessary to accomplish the task. Very well done. Kudos.

[@gwenwade6059]

Love the narrator's voice. Bourbon smooth! Pop Earl Grey teabags in the toe of each shoe. Absorbs moisture. Add a drop of essential oil for customised smell per season for the entrance area. Man, you are a hard working man. Hat's off to you!!!

[@heathergreen5519]

She's so calm and collected at the end. I would be gushing. Awesome work! I want to make one for my bedroom that has low windows along the entire wall... sort of like a long window seat bench- one day when I have tools!

[@linebrunelle1004]

hey Heather. hope you found, bought, borrowed tools. I rented mine by the hour from the local home building store

[@littlepoolefam3]

I will certainly, most definitely, absolutely be watching your cabinet making series. Dude, you rock! Thanks for sharing your incredible woodworking wisdom!

[@misha_310]

''Thats how i'm making my money..'' I'm smile when you say that ❤️

[@KnifeHandWoodDesign]

Thank you so much. I have to build one of these for my wife. Its going to be 10 feet long 24 inches wide. Making a window bench seat with storage drawers in it. Fit between 2 walls. This video has helped me out a lot. Thanks.

[@김안나-w8t]

I am in my mid 60’ watching this video and smiled throughout. I have old hand made kitchen cabinets covered with thick white paint I wish to refinish the surface with sliding pullout but no tools…Bought a hot gun to peel the paint. Beginning oh my adventure. Loved your work👏👏❤️

[@MrAfterhours]

Beautiful, minimalistic, and effective. Hits all the points. I also love the way the top turned out with all the knots. A little extra work and the dreaded epoxy fill but resulted in something that has a nice rustic look on a clean/modern cabinet base. I also love how you do your cabinet faces. I’m so sick and tired of seeing super ornate scalloped designs that just wind up being a nightmare to clean, paint, sand, refinish, and just look dated. Keep it up man, loving the videos!

[@juskonig]

As a new woodworker, I've found your videos very helpful...easy to follow and very little pandering to download plans or petitions to "sign up for blah blah blah"...great work, keep 'em coming!

[@ScottHillberry]

Finished product looks so well integrated, along with the style. The paint and top match the existing walls and steps super well. Nice design job!

[@diannegomez4515]

yeah

[@dianas514]

Loved this video. I’m looking to build a bench in our dining room. Lots of videos out there with storage access via lifting the seat but I wanted drawers for storing the blender, food processor and other kitchen stuff that would be easily accessible. Time to take some measurements, make a material list and head to Home Depot in the morning. Thanks very much.

[@deathbright107]

I love how calm you are. And I feel like i learned a great deal.

[@jasonstuart7058]

"Death to River Tables!" ... Your credibility, sir, just rose exponentially in my opinion!

[@thomaaz]

my thoughts exactly!

[@rubytangelo5284]

Can we talk about the river table, though? 😬😂

[@ScottHillberry]

Same! Subscribing for that comment alone.

[@kristiecsu]

Wait. Why death to river tables? 😂

[@Patrick15630]

@@kristiecsu he’s very outspoken in his feelings towards them! 😂 They’re just very over done and played out and he’s just not a fan overall. I’m not either to be honest 😂

[@richsmart321]

That was amazing. You sir, are a true artist. I absolutely love this. the quality & detail down to the 1/4 round you installed on the floor just made this look perfect. I want one...!

[@stanwiggins3423]

Once again, it's a pleasure to come in, sit down, and learn something from a person who enjoys educating and entertaining at the same time. Great videos my friend, and thanks for taking the time to share with us.

[@ШанельШанель-б8е]

Браво браво браво!!! Вы мастер - золотые руки!!! Респект!!!

[@JanSolo1611]

I use Ryobi. After burning through some Ridgid, Makita, B+D and Stanely...I bought a Ryobi set. Still going. Except for a Hitachi miter saw and Dewalt sawsall...Ryobi is all I use. Affordable. Portable. I've only had 2 batteries fail and one charger. I'm sure there are really amazing brands but I don't have time to try them out or the $. I know a guy who has been using the same 10 inch circ saw for cutting drywall and framing for over 10 years.

[@danielbaek8999]

I'm the person who just buy the furnitures in Ikea but DAMN!! this is so satisfying

[@chaseweeks2708]

Might consider getting some thicker plastic and attach it to some dowels with ropes and pullies. Done right, you can have an instant kill-room for future rainy days that just sits on the ceiling between kills. Also, my only concern with this build is wet shoes stored in an enclosed space might not go so well. Still pretty though.

[@teresacarle294]

😉 They do have a tile floor, they can leave 💧wet💦 shoes👟 out until dry. (If carpeting, would suggest a boot tray for that purpose.)

[@chaseweeks2708]

@@teresacarle294 fair enough

[@BoWhitten]

I did come as a stranger, and I am leaving as a friend... and subscriber. Thanks for the good content.

[@glennsmith1208]

Thanks for doing a video for the rest of us that don't have access to the "this old house" shop. `basic cuts, screws, and glue. I don't have a pocket hole tool but butt joint screws will work just fine. Good material . Thanks

[@ljones98391]

Accidentally clicked on the “wrong” video. I was hooked by your skill and wicked wonderful sense of humor. Evidently the humor part was desperately needed. Consider yourself a Good Samaritan. Thank you. Awesome project.

[@patrickfouhy9102]

"Death to river tables." Thank you, you now have a loyal follower.

[@MadMikeee72]

Was anyone else half expecting him to come back wearing that dress when he said he was "going to get the wife" ?? LOL

[@l8trh4ter]

I was genuinely surprised it was his wife.

[@brandonbld17]

I though the exact same thing

[@SargeWolf010]

0:26 this image is now burned into my mind and its terrifying...

[@JohnMartinez-sm1sk]

Great looking bench. Another great video. Cheers buddy

[@jamesw6484]

Yes! I actually said in low tone. " He actually has a wife!" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@parzdiver]

Do you have a cabinet series to show me how to do those things? You weren’t clear about that. LOL. Very entertaining. Love your sense of humor and it was a great project.

[@vikassm]

He made a super useful series on cabinet building a couple of months ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmq6lnlrZ72qmas

[@musicgeniusful]

Wow, very meticulously done.

[@mrs.bizeps9342]

This was the first wood working video where someone had great humour. Thx man, needed that.

[@mikesgarage5066]

When you walked out in the dress, I lost it. Looks like you have a beautiful property! Great video!

[@barbkeen1221]

He looks better in a dress than I ever will!! 😢😉😂😂

[@mountainman4410]

Nothing wrong with ryoni. I've been using the one plus system for years. They have held up just as long as every other battery powered tool brands I have. That includes snapon and matco tools.

[@perryhunter129]

Nothing wrong with Ryobi but there are tons wrong withyour computer or phone interpreting what the word should be!!

[@clintonsummers8721]

Kind of disappointed you didn’t dress up as your wife for the end of the video for the “reveal”... but I still love your videos and watch all of them multiple times

[@ianfreddy3804]

Hands down the best woodworking channel on the TUBE.

[@brianmcfall6746]

You got my thumbs up because of the bent tape measure trick. I'm 37 and still learning something new every day.

[@starrsy]

I think I am in love. His humor had me laughing all though this. Great voice. In terms of instruction, I think his pace and narration are perfect.

[@Trandinhkhoi1209]

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[@jlmfoy365]

Plenty of brownie points earned there with your better half, never a bad thing. Excellent job 👍. Regards Jim UK.

[@aryastark4350]

I'd be jumping up and down with happiness if my hubby did this... because he's not a carpenter or any DIY kind of person so I'd be crazy excited 🤣

[@eumelinchen62]

Why you don't build it yourself.? You don't need a men to build this.

[@Simplyrose89]

I love all your works. I can use some customized cabinet in my house but it’s so expensive. I hope I have this talent that I can use to my own house.

[@dr.sawdust4278]

i did fill it the same way with epoxy as you did, only did i color it black with charcoal. dust grab one, 'and I know you hate sanding' but start sanding it to a bit of dust! works great and its pitchblack :D

[@KokoChokelat]

LOVE this!! The most soothing voice on a DIY show so far-- it's SO tiring listening to high pitches everywhere. And this guy is funny too. :D

[@Trandinhkhoi1209]

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[@leroybrown6657]

Really amazing. I’m new at woodworking so I truly appreciate all the tip and tricks. You ROCK!

[@manase8920]

Came as a stranger leaving as a friend, Oh man that made me hit the subscribe button🤣🤣🤣

[@TCMedicare101]

Outstanding! We just purchased a 1910 Craftsman that will need exactly this at the back door entrance! It's nearly the same exact application with a 12' run, over ceramic tile, under low set windows. The decor style that you built will even work well for the traditional craftsman design of our home. I'm going to check out your other videos too, as we want to do built-in cabinets in the dining and living rooms. Thank you for sharing this build, and the other links to cabinet making!

[@pizzawarlord9232]

just want to say thank you. Truly enjoy your videos , sometimes while sitting in shop with a bourbon or scotch, and they always make my day better. I enjoy the craftsmanship, humor, and content as well as the flow of your videos with your top notch editing.

[@Patmanduu]

My annual quota for hearing the word ‘carcass’ was filled today.

[@bentswoodworking]

That turned out great!

[@พิชย์ธนาภัคบัวพันธุ์ดา]

Oh wow

[@Bowiepainter]

Wow, you’re a true artist. This is beautiful and crafted so well!

[@soccerfootct]

How is his wife not amazed? This is my first time watching this channel so I don’t want to judge too hard but after all his hard work and amazing craftsmanship I would imagine she would be blown away. Damn.

[@RonRova]

Watching talented people do their thing is so satisfying! Great job, sir!

[@billymasoner3735]

18:40 you had me doing the surprised Pikachu face because that’s brilliant and I can’t believe I never thought of it before 🤣

[@candrso5490]

Okay, I’m a little hurt on the Ryobi remark. Just starting out and doing my best to hang on and... you’re killing me smalls! Boo hoo. Seriously, I love the bench! I would be thrilled if my hubs did this! I would have been jumping up and down and really embarrassed to find it was filmed, but I’m not right in the head. Thanks for another great vid oh and for the plans for the white oak cabinet - WITH a back thank you very much!

[@MrJFuen]

I was a little hurt too. Lol. People make fun of Ryobi but not the Hart drill? Hahaha!

[@danielbuckner2167]

My 82 yr old step dad uses ryobi and before that makita. Whenever I want to buy a cheap tool to use only once or twice I by the ryobi and then give it to him as a gift! Then ask if I can borrow it! They aren't too bad for seldom use or light duty and I dont have to BUY YET ANOTHER SUITE OF BATTERIES!!! While I am on that did you Americans know you are being hosed??? Other countries demand universal battery compliance for import so your ryobi battery fits your dewalt and your dewalt fits your Milwaukee and your Milwaukee fits your Hitachi. Yeah... I know. Holy Sh*t that's awesome. Too bad corporations choose how things get done in the US. Ok, rant off.😐

[@demos235]

I've been using Ryobi tools for years. I'm still using the set I got to get back to work after all my DeWalt tools got stolen in 06. And I've continued to purchase them for battery commonality. I also have 2 sets of Makita drills and impacts for remote installs. Ryobi makes heavy, ungainly cheap tools that just work.

[@candrso5490]

Duke That’s one of the reasons I like Ryobi: their batteries always work for the next line of latest, greatest tools. So, keeping a battery’s life healthy pays off.

[@adam62592]

Do you still happen to have the plans downloaded? They aren't on the website currently.

[@taipeipersonality]

“Death to river tables” 😂😂 awesome build, bro

[@mj-uc6wc]

You and your wife seem like creative and talented people, you are both super lucky. Thank you for sharing this creativity and good vibe with us 👍🏻

[@pupitre1984]

Just awesome. Now I just have to get off my ass and make something. Thanks for the inspiration. First project is pantry cabinets and shelves.

[@JordanFritzsche]

That "just eyeballing it" comment really made me crack up, because I was really amazed!

[@666Eidolon666]

Yes, I use my mouth to hold screws, I also say "easy peezy lemon squeezy" when teaching, but I do not have an epic beard like yours. Oh yeah, awesome vid, you are so easy to follow and understand. I will build one of these in our mud room.

[@MrCaprinut]

Turned out great! Your voice is so calming and I bet you are fun to be around. Oh I would love to grow a beard like that!

[@stephanexamitzki7603]

Very nice video, re-built that slightly amended. It looks very good. Thanks for the Inspiration , and the funny video. And the clambs are a good hint.

[@matthewblake9917]

Watched a ton of wood work KZbin don't think I've ever seen your vids before. You just earned a sub. Funny sarcasm and great advice. Top editing as well.

[@mendelzwiebel814]

don't make fun of me for using ryobi... says the guy who uses grizzly & hart drills..... all joking aside.... awesome build!!!

[@joeydimeo5512]

Don't forget about his domino jointer and 26 " belt sander.....

[@finnnilssen8647]

@@joeydimeo5512 what, he has a domino jointer? 😂

[@wayneblythe5713]

That dress really brought out the colour of your eyes!

[@barbkeen1221]

😂😂😂👏👏👏

[@65cupcake]

Man, your voice was so mesmerizing, I couldn’t move. Had to watch the whole thing.

[@briandfarish]

The mouth is the best screw/nail holder. Been doing it all my life. Nice job on the project!

[@davidotenbaker1665]

Thanks for providing your video! I was able to mimic this for my first real project. Came out quite well; three drawer soft close with reclaimed barn wood 84"x26" top. And, LT Taylor is my favorite bourbon, hands down.

[@ellenn4070]

wow she could have been a bit more excited! This is absolutely beautiful.

[@maximeraymond8521]

My guess is that she saw all the steps day after day, that's why she was not that impressed.

[@ebonycam]

In her defence, he's made half the house by this stage. The 'reveal' stage novelty has worn off.

[@gabesmith6475]

“Don’t tell her we’re filming” reminds me of “don’t tell mere” from demolition ranch

[@Tocasunny79]

The feeling when the wife approves a finish project

[@MsWatchdog]

WOW so much work but therapeutic as well, I was thinking of doing some carpentry lessons, but never came round to doing them, after watching this video and seeing the benefit of what I can do to my own home, I am now reconsidering of doing them, thanks so much for this!

[@IvoryBayouWoodworks]

I'm currently in the process of converting a file cabinet my wife brought home into a footlocker similar to this. I'd rather have gone this way, but she wanted to 'upcycle' the cabinet as it was being thrown away by her employer. I love your videos and yes, my mouth is an excellent compartment for holding excess screws.

[@ShopNation]

Nice! Picked up a couple nifty tips in there, like how to really own the dress you're wearing. haha

[@ernestopulido8837]

Hey I know you!

[@rickywilson7240]

What a great "slapped-together" project. I will bet on two things; 1) Your wife loves you like crazy for making such great, practical home improvement additions, 2) Your kids laugh with (at) you all the time. Keep your sense of humor and enjoy the funny moments of family life. That's what your kids will remember in years to come.

[@joshramsey6893]

Work it!

[@vaskamp]

@@rickywilson7240 I can’t like this comment enough!! You hit the nail right on the head!!

[@ginaedralin]

Hahaha

[@3nineteen319]

5 bucks the shoes end up on the bench and on the floor. And never in the drawers 😂 . Nice work.

[@worshipthecreator9081]

Another chore for Mommy I'm sure.

[@mdeamicis]

that's a sure bet. I have shoe racks at the front door and the door to the garage. Where are all the shoes? On the floor in front of all the doors.

[@calvissuperman]

Got to be honest, thats what I thought at first. Then I thought about how easy it would be to not do that. Just sit down, open a drawer, and take off your shoes and put them directly in. Seriously, it seems like the best case scenario for keeping shoes cleanly in place other than programming a robot to pick up after you xD

[@anxiousappliance]

Beauty. Sadly the shoes will now be placed in front of the drawers completely blocking the hall - it's the human condition....

[@shobalmani1]

Wonderful combination of very useful ideas, humor and entertainment. Excellent video. I loved it.

[@sherryg3268]

We watched it twice, I cannot believe how you make it look so easy, very awesome tips and instant fans. Great instructions and I never leave feedback but watch thousands of instructional youtubes. Thank you! We will let you know how our results compare to yours!

[@jgedwardsv]

“Death to river tables” lol

[@MrFrogger55]

That sentance alone earned him a sub from me.

[@johnp1806]

@@MrFrogger55 you aren't the only one

[@shannabolser9428]

Go watch his river table how to video!

[@alexflores2334]

"Don't make fun of me for using a Ryobi." *Uses a Hart drill and impact driver*

[@jdecker89]

My thoughts exactly 😂

[@nnyv0040]

I'm new to this channel, but what's wrong with Ryobi? 😂

[@jdecker89]

@@nnyv0040 If I’m being on honest, I don’t think there is anything wrong with Ryobi. I just found the comment about Ryobi ironic when he’s using Hart tools, which is a Walmart brand.

[@anullhandle]

@@nnyv0040 It's like black and decker, built down to a price point. That and we're snobs about tools :)

[@dougsaunders8109]

I was looking at the Christmas cracker small level and chuckling 🤭. Hey if it works, German stuff is good but you have to keep Chinese dude in work too…

[@funcle8572]

"literally, it's the only way I'm hooking this carcass together, pocket holes and screws" proceeds on putting glue and pins... Love your show. People listen you know

[@sunso1991]

beautiful use of space! beautiful build!

[@espritlibre6425]

I watched the whole video just to hear you talking. Your voice is soothing and you seem to be such a nice and funny person. Thanks for sharing 🙏 . Greetings from Algeria

[@relik0fages]

Worried about people making fun that he's using Ryobi multitool....then pulls out a Hart impact driver.

[@ddutton0]

I saw that too!

[@rickswizzle4824]

Lol. I thought the same thing.

[@TheDudeIndiana03]

Nothing wrong with Ryobi. ;). I enjoy not breaking bank on quality tools :)

[@lifelinepro]

I was looking for this comment or else I was going to say something!

[@stevencrosby5251]

Was thinking the exact same thing. And theres nothing wrong with Ryobi for woodworking!

[@homesteadorbust]

Even with your own business does your wife ever suggest just “buying” something? Me: but look at this beautiful bench? Wife: but we could have bought it, had it done in a day. Me: (walks off muttering about how the next wife will like it)

[@Bourbonmoth]

All the time 😂😂

[@GregNickoloff]

Why buy something when I can spend three times as much money and quadruple the time making it?

[@1Akanan1]

@@GregNickoloff this hurts. I' bought my home last year and i thought i'd save money doing my own. I was an idiot... after all the money in tools and shit... and buying the materials... AND learning how to do it properly. That was the worst reason ever! This is just like you said ''three times as much money and quadruple time making it'' (well enough time to piss off everybody in the house about ''your project'') At least i enjoy doing it, so it is becoming a hobby.

[@CrazyManwich]

@@1Akanan1 honestly if you are buying quality furniture and stuff making it does cost less. Most furniture looks nice but is made from sub par materials a d does not last long. Plus the satisfaction with building something is great.

[@CrazyManwich]

Oh and learning how to use reclaimed wood from projects is fun.

[@idmooseman]

"Dexter-style"... I nearly fell off of my chair when I heard that reference. Oh, and no, you're not the only one who uses his mouth as extra storage sometimes. BTW, what's wrong with Ryobi? I love my Ryobi tools.

[@BenNawrath]

Did you hear dexter is coming back for a 10 episode thing?

[@brianvandevoort]

Dexter is coming back next year!! Woot woot 🔪

[@donnabutler4061]

Very good instructions and I feel like I might be able to start small and build something. After I get over my fear of a table saw. Baby steps for me.

[@lauratruthseekingWarrior]

This is exactly what we need for under our windows in our sunroom! This is pERFECT! We will not have electric outlet but on the very ends because the sunroom is not completely finished yet, need to finish painting the exterior then finish all of the interior! This will hopefully be finished this year, PLANDEMIC and Wood prices kept us from getting it finished last year or 2020! 😩 so hoping this year, all will be fi sued in there! Great job!

[@Mr.GucciClass1A]

This was great! Please ignore that one person who is going to “inevitably” Complain that your way is not right and go on their negative Troll rant... may even be upset that you didn’t “initially plug in” your air hose from the get go. I mean what kind of “novice” are you? 😉 I am personally upset that you didn’t find any use the “expensive measuring blocks” you dropped last time.” 😉 Great job man! Inspired to build something using all these skills. 👍🏽

[@jetah50]

*inserts battery into nail gun* what hose is this you speak of??

[@Mr.GucciClass1A]

@@jetah50 I was purposely trying to make all that wrong. Sorry my bad attempt at sarcas-medy. I guess I should leave that to the pros... “JH” 😆

[@MistAtsiM]

8:41 missed a stud guaranteed 😂

[@Pehesis]

i noticed that too lol

[@yurkouki]

I’m leaving as pissed because my woodworking looks nothing like that

[@randypersaud6683]

love it bro good job