Stupid Complex Woodworking Tool Box PT.2

[@pippanappleton2421]

This project is just so pleasingly ‘excessive’. The design is ingenious and I love all the extra features above and beyond this just being a gorgeous toolbox!

[@zooobidooo]

The esthetics and functionality and craftwomanship of your toolbox are not from this planet. More like from Alpha Centauri. And the video and music and what not is as special as always. Love it.

[@paulking6404]

I agree with the rest of the comments here. The hand tool woodworking is pretty amazing, but the mechanical aspect of ALL the moving parts is phenomenal. 2 thumbs up from an aspiring woodworker..

[@julianwhitta1114]

Art, craft work of the highest order, superb engineering, wrapped up in delightfully mad genius, leavened with quirky humour, and served with a rich but subtle classic music soundtrack. Gods, what’s not to love?!

[@duerreTube]

There ist a 4th tool box video?!! Can’t wait for that! This is a ladies handbag that I would also carry ...

[@alanwilliamson2259]

Wonderful to have you back, and thankyou for the opportunity to watch you work. Marvellous skills.

[@bhandlon]

I came for the beautiful tool chest, I stayed for your tools designs

[@PhilipWatson1]

This toolbox has a lot of personality. I'm sure you'll enjoy using it for years to come. Thanks for sharing the build :)

[@DIYwithUncleCy]

I am crest fallen. In my time on this planet I have prided myself on being able to watch a video of someone making somethin or seeing a few pictures of something made, and I would be able to make it. I mean I built a Sitar after having had one in my hands for about 15 minutes once. But you young being, have stumped me LOL. THANK you for that. I will be driving traffic your way my young friend.

Waaa what a compliment. Thank you! Happy I could be of help aha

[@roderickayers6162]

THIS. IS. INCREDIBLE.

[@multi_misa72]

Complicated but an amazing oportunity to learn for a mere mortal like me...i imagine this toolbox being sold in an auction 100 years from now, being described with supperlatives of all kind and for an insane amount.😁👌

[@itsjustmetomc4848]

Beautiful work! I will say that yes, a bit complicated perhaps but that's what makes your work YOU! Unique and amazing and that's why I watch but I must say, lazy? No way. I can't agree with you on that comment. Again, nice to see your amazing work. Shalom from Mesa, Arizona

[@anandarochisha]

Damn yer good. I happen to be the son of a carpenter, so i have plenty of judgmental experience. Having said that, and without comparisons, You get better and more skilled with every project. There is an Artist inside of You that is coming up with the Inspiration of its Creative Soul together with it's Mind..and Hands. Bravo.

[@thomas_vera]

This tool box is really amazing. The design is astonishing and delicate. But this is not only woodworking. The mechanisms are really compact and well designed. Pretty neat! I love the way each of your tools finds its place inside the different compartments. Congratulations for this amazing job. Can't wait until last video!

Merci! The next video will focus more on the last 5 drawers so there will be more material on the locking systems

[@AirOneProduction]

yes, you're right bro'

[@nefariousyawn]

This toolbox is ridiculous and amazing and I love it.

Ah well that is exsactly what I was going for!

[@LgosseuxDbois-TheWoodpecker]

Il est superbe ton coffre d'outil. J'adore comment tu complique les choses c'est inspirant.

[@DH-ds5mg]

Complicated is right. But you do it well

[@HilltownCreations]

No one that does the amazing work you do could be considered lazy. And your not to bad at making videos either lol thank you for sharing your incredible work!

[@EngineerMikeF]

This is some serious art. & those S-curved push rods are maniacal! Beautifully done.

[@rhocass]

This is an absolute bean factory and I love it

[@Objetsbois]

Magnifique. Très très beau travail, bravo.

[@airnashville3883]

I was absolutely delighted to see the notification of your video this morning. It was so nice to enjoy my morning coffee while watching your skill and creativity on display. Your work on this piece reminds me of the incredible work of H.O. Studley. Thank you for both the amazing work on your projects as well as the vast amount of care and effort involved in the videography and editing work. As an aside, I feel like I've also gotten to watch the evolution of your left arm art work.

Thank you! My left arm at work?

[@airnashville3883]

@ your evolving tattoos since we normally only see your hands.

@@airnashville3883 oh yes! I have been working on them slowly, they take a long time to make so I just work on them here and there

[@CarlosFandango73]

Amazing work. The design is really delicate and classy as well. I love your thin legs splayed out like that

[@MrFireBath]

I actually thought youtube is broken a few weeks ago because I had no notifications for this channel. Super glad to see your magic hands at work. And I almost forgot about the background wonderfull music. I can't wait for the next one and thank you for documenting your work Eloise.

Thank you! Yes, classical music is here to stay aha. It has taken me a long time to publish indeed. I would ideally like to aime for one video a month in the future, but they are so time consuming, I can't make any promises

[@billiewylie7212]

this toolbox is absolutely amazing

[@adelro2856]

And I'm still trying to figure out how to set the time on my VCR!!

[@jrudd1671]

That is one of the coolest pieces of woodworking I have ever seen. Well done!

[@gravizt]

"I'm kind of lazy" - Ebenisterie, after spending a year building the worlds most complex toolbox. Incredible work! While everything you do is certainly way more complex than anything I will ever make, its still huge source of inspiration to me any time I consider taking the easy way in a project.

In some regards I'm lazy and in others I'm not! I consider myself a nuanced individual;) I'm happy you enjoyed the video and that I can inspire you!

[@kelsey_watson]

Tis a worthy vessel indeed! Well done!

[@markstanden202]

Beautifully complex and masterfully engineered. Now all you need to do is patent the design and go into mass production :P

Aha that would be some slow mass production ;)

[@cchaos11]

An absolute work of art, and a beautiful video ! Gave me a lot of joy.

[@RunarMagnussen]

I'm in awe of your skills, attention to details and patience! Toolbox looks amazing!

[@AlainPilon]

Magnifique! Par contre, tu n'as pas peur que les rabots bouges et sortent de leur espace? J'aurai ajouté des aimants en dessous, mais bon, je mets des aimants partout... Vraiment un beau projet qui mérite plus de visibilité!

Non, la boîte est lourde donc elle bouge pas beaucoup quand je la transporte

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

Firstly great to see you back beautiful build looking forward to seeing what you have coming up.

[@sjenmax]

I'm very happy to see you've posted a new video again, you're easily one of my favorite makers on KZbin. Hope to see the next video soon!

I'm honored! What do I have to do to be your favorite? :) aha

[@alans1816]

I love the skill that you apply to making it uniquely what you want. And thanks for the music.

The most satifying part of making your own products is making them to be exsactly what you need and want!

[@staxlhax1849]

Outrageously over complicated and utterly delicious. I’d not be surprised if,you had the odd comment about jointery vs joinery, in my opinion, given the enormous margin your skills eclipse mine, you could refer to it as a Roman aqueduct for all I care. Flat out phenomenal.

Aha I always make that mistake. I'll blame it on English being my second language but in reality I doubt that's the issue

[@rodanvsandrew]

Excellent work and tremendous attention to detail. Happy to see the new video!

[@skigglystars9525]

Delightful end result while having fun working out out all the intricate details. Well done indeed.

[@josephpotterf9459]

Thanks you must have grown up in that machine shop. Very impressive I’ve watched all of these and am amazed at all your skill for your age. Love the humor and commentary.

I has a workshop from a young age, but most of all, i have been spending all my free time in it since I got one!

[@clintjamestaylor]

Im so impressed. Great design. Soo freaking cool!

[@Dimok876]

Beautiful craftsmanship!

[@anthonysteventon1518]

nice video much enjoyed , the music is fantastic, going to start exploring classical, thank you

[@michelpicard5191]

Hello, tout simplement époustouflant. Bravo pour la réalisation et aussi pour la conception. C’est littéralement une œuvre d’art.

Merci grand-papa!

[@wafflebeaver]

Okay that's 5!

[@wafflebeaver]

I like these videos because it justifies my purchase of a lathe.

When I first bought my lathe, I had no specific use in mind. I had just found a good deal. But man, I get so much use out of it in the end.

[@jasonroos8431]

What an amazing piece!

[@jameskolby]

Amazing work! I was tempted to steal some of your ideas and make a toolbox for myself until you said it took a year to make. Maybe I'll make small box for watchmaking tweezers instead. I hope you have a wonderful day!

There's plenty of way to take less time to make a tool box! I think making your own tool box is always great because you can make it fit the tools you use in an efficient fashion

[@cmodek9266]

Congrats on the project, nice to watche :).

[@BraxtonHoward]

Consistently excellent content.

[@wafflebeaver]

I'm thinking of setting up the brass turning system as well.

I made a video on that if you haven't seen it. I find it super useful to be able to turn brass!

[@LuisNeves]

As others, I was thrilled to see the notification. Wonderful work. Really on a level by itself: the craftsmanship, the design, the mechanics and the amazing detail. I loved how you "wong it". Top notch.

[@iannesbitt2986]

Great video, excellent tool box

[@tomquattrocchi4429]

Great job. Thanks for sharing.

[@pgfollett]

Absolutely delightful work! Such an imagination and so wonderful to watch you work.

[@dr22718]

I want to know where the build video of the inspirational other box is, too! This is gorgeous. Id be scared to touch it. And the velvet is great.

I didn't film that one. It was for a customer and filming often takes much longer so I don't film customer projects usually. And thank you! But doenst matter how nice something loke this is, it's supposed to be used. It will be digned and scratched and it will simply add it it's story!

[@EricMcWhirter]

Awesome work!

[@Hiksan5]

This is the wildest project! Anjoy your creative process and way of working, so far away from the Sketchup-cutlist-style seen an many other cannels. Of many intersting details the wooden nails is my favorite, sublte and yet clewer. The clasical music is super stylish and lifts your video to the next level👍

Happy you enjoyed it. I like to keep my projects flexible to change as I work on them. I find that more interesting than following strict plans. Plus as things fall together, you get a better feel for what you want

[@diegoguerra8736]

Just awesome.

[@bricklearns]

Awww yeah, excited to watch this!

[@kevinb2960]

Très beau travail

[@wafflebeaver]

Such unique content!

[@airnashville3883]

OK, I went with the shiny weird blue!

Thank you! It's appreciated! I sent you an email about it.

[@davidstewart1153]

Call it weird if you want, but it's pretty awesome.

[@TheGrantAlexander]

over-complex? I think not. Perfectly complex is more like it.

[@ianmurrell209]

I'm enjoy watching you and your little project. You could probably get a job in Q department. Check out the "Hannah Cabinet" some time.

I had never seen the Hannah cabinet before. It's beautiful!

[@marcslonik5096]

Thanks a lot for another great video. I was so much looking forward to it. You're one of the most gifted craftsmen out there - that's for sure. What are those dovel-like things that connect legs to the box called again? Anything I searched for bring up some manicure related stuff ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Keep it up.

Thank you! I called them compound angled dovetails, but realistically I don't think they have a name because there is so few cases they are useful. The compound angle actually makes it weaker since it makes it want to pull out of its spot when you pull on it. So the only benefit is in cases like this one where a traditional dovetail would remove too much material one of the peices (the leg in this case) and as such, even if the joint held, the leg itself would break.

[@whittysworkshop982]

I thought it was "wung" 🤷‍♂🤣

[@GibClark]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@wafflebeaver]

Since you said to leave 5 comments. I'll try.

[@marvthecarpenter]

Awesome work!!!