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[@danielrybin2006]

Watching this on a Saturday morning at 8am is as close as I’ll ever get back to watching Saturday cartoons as a kid

[@sarah-janegalipo3995]

😂 brilliant

[@brianbecher5781]

Absolutely agree! And (every other) Friday mornings at 10am is Inheritance Machining

[@Andi.Mitchell.Designs]

Thank you for this. You’re right. 47 years old and I wake up excited to eat Cinnamon Toast Crunch and watch woodworking vidz instead of go bots and he man!

[@ambsquared]

Add a bowl of original Trix or Froot Loops to really amp up the nostalgia.

[@marklesiinski6759]

If you were a true woodworker on your drawers. You should have used dove tails instead of screws😮

[@bonce]

That router bit is called 'the weird one, no not that one, the one we use for skirting boards, wibbly inny one, yeah that one'

[@Senph42]

I know exactly which one you're talking about. :D

[@MarkDurbin]

The router bit profile is sometimes called a Roman Ogee. Thanks for the video!

[@thegreatwhitegoat2882]

And or a double ogee I believe

[@rynstrs]

@@thegreatwhitegoat2882 Any relation to Snoop deeo double ogee?

[@wolflahti412]

Call it a French ogee; your wife will never know.

[@ns1636]

Not to be confused with a Roman Orgy. Credit t Norm.

[@yobgodababua1862]

Oh! Gee.

[@ranakillough5649]

You can tell by the number of views within 8 min of posting that we have all been waiting for this!

[@EverydayPastor]

This is 100% an heirloom piece and something not only you, but your family will be proud of for generations! Beautiful job and inspiring to create a legacy piece for my family as well!

[@tcreagh]

It's so nice to see someone build a beautiful piece instead of another 200 cabinet. The detail you put into this build video was very helpful. I thought of a bunch of ways to incorporate your ideas into some projects I have in mind. Thank you

[@LeWoodCreativy]

I love how you shared your mistakes during the build. This helps me avoid the same mistakes.

[@AP-if3hh]

your craftsmanship is unreal. I recently got into wood working as I was raised around it with my dad and grandpa. You're super inspiring to watch. Thank you!

[@stephenmcpherson2888]

What you’ve created is gorgeous. Really (seemingly) simple steps that result in elegant results

[@travismorgan4249]

Everything in your house is so nice and dialed in. Your craftsmanship skills and your Wife’s decor tastes go very well together.

[@mattpinault3515]

I'm sitting here at 8am on a Saturday morning with a full glass of bourbon, waiting for you to say corbels again....

[@benvinje]

I think this is the best piece of furniture I’ve ever seen built on KZbin. The style fits my personal taste very well, craftsmanship is out of this world, functionality is so good with all that storage space, and it’s so fun with the hidden storage. Great job

[@russellnentwich8745]

I bought the bourbon blade. I am a contractor who does woodworking as a hobby. That blade serves me so well in the field as a contractor. I have used it to mortise hinges and even shaping treated wood around uneven brick. That thing is awesome and very well built.

[@dompalama7118]

Hi from a farm in France . I wish a had such a beautiful furniture . C’est magnifique . Très beau boulot !

[@briannelson4122]

You took the words out of my mouth. As a retired carpenter, the last company I worked for was a moveable partition outfit. We regularly had to stock large heavy panels into 2nd story (all the way up to the 57th floor!) of many buildings. They were always too tall and too heavy to drag around. We've even stocked panels on top of an elevator with the elevator guy running it on top with us!

[@---l---]

That Mission sounds Impossible... .. I'll see myself out

[@Sebastopolmark]

That really is a beautiful piece Jason. And "Drawer Face II" really sets it off with the little trim and pulls. Thanks for bringing us along! !! !!!

[@lw8882]

The second drawer pulls look so much better!

[@johnnyb362]

Those bandy clamps are handy but I’m too cheap. Pick up some $1 squeeze clamps and drill some holes about 1/2” down each pad. Run a couple wide rubber bands through the holes and pull the ends over the ends of the pads and viola! $1.25 bandy clamps.

[@NGinuity]

I use bicycle inner tubes sliced up for the bands :-) Also, they're used from my bike!

[@Angry_Poutine]

This by far the most beautiful piece you’ve built 🙏🏼

[@markhendrix745]

I always look forward to saturdays for this reason right here.. a new bourbon moth video

[@ctshirk7]

It’s like when we were kids waking up for cartoons

[@nickprice7752]

Yep me too

[@chrislinds608]

My guy is just out here casually giving how to’s on building RH quality furniture.❤️ Protect this man at all costs! 💪🏽👊🏽👊🏽

[@michaeldezellem7839]

“Over thirty minutes logged on the scissor lift” What could possibly go wrong. 😂 Great job!

[@paulgrassart8935]

"I think I know what I'm doing..." Well, that's new ! I think it's the first time he ever said this...

[@user-dr5lp9lf3v]

Un petit coucou de France, j'aime ton travail et ton humour 🫶, et j'aime aussi (beaucoup) le Bourbon (jamais rien trouvé de mieux que le Knob Creek 😂😂😂) Bon courage à toi pour la suite et un grand merci pour le partage 🙏

[@mspeir]

I like how you used the plug cutter to plug your website! Well done, sir!

[@werners-werkstatt]

Hi Jason, What could be better than sitting on the terrace with a bourbon and a beer on Saturday after cleaning up the workshop and watching the Bourbon Moth videos. Best regards from Hanover / Lower Saxony / Germany. Werner

[@debby8428]

I am so jealous!!! I LOVE LOVE LOVE this piece. Your wife is a lucky woman!

[@paulellis84]

I got my bourbon blade from the first batch and it is absolutely fantastic. Got the shirt, too (which I am wearing right now). 😂 Great video, Jason, and even better build. Love that you continue to build and do things you enjoy!

[@FrankLettera]

Jason kids around a lot saying he don't know how he would do this or that, but this man is probably one of the best carpenters and funiture builders around, bar none! Are you listening Norm Abrams!!

[@BLBlackDragon]

Amazing piece. It's gorgeous. I'll be honest, I had a moment of panic when you mentioned "stairs." Nice move with the lift.

[@davidbutler6057]

Jason, man you are awesome! I throughly enjoy watching all your videos. I look forward each week to see what you’re going to come up with next. This particular two part video is my favorite. I think it looks awesome. Especially the hidden bourbon doors. (Big fan of Bourbon here). All your videos are very informative and inspiring. One thing I wish you could do is put out a video on how you use Sketch Up. I think that would be a great video. Telling everyone how you use it. Just a thought. Thanks again brother

[@klceve]

Its a beautiful piece of furniture. One of a kind. Great work!

[@167curly]

I really like the Art Deco look of your console Jason. Clever guy!

[@JD_Customs]

sweet lord !! that's beautiful !! Awesome work, as usual!

[@DuaneBendt-ch2od]

Vertical flutes longer ones in the center. That’s what you need to make it look frenchy.

[@theburnetts]

Great video as always. I watch a build video like this and Jason makes it all look so simple and easy. And yet I feel like there a million spots in this video where I just wouldn't be able to even come close to what he is doing. As an example - early in the video he makes a trim for the bottom of the hutch and uses miter joints. He makes that look so darn simple. Just lay the trim on there, mark it, cut it at the miter saw with a 45 degree angle and boom - it just goes together. There was a tiny little gap to fill but overall they fit together nicely and he moved on. I feel like for me just doing that mitered trim on the bottom would take half a day and probably I would waste a bunch of wood with some attempts that had huge gaps. I watch this video and he makes it look so simple to build and assemble something large like this. And yet it feels like I would really struggle. I guess that's why he is a craftsman and I am a dude in a garage. Ha ha

[@jakeds84]

Absolutely beautiful home you have, great piece of furniture you built as well. Love your channel!

[@griffinlanda]

I’ve been using my Bourbon Blade a ton while renovating my house. It’s sick!

[@SuperFly1414]

Jason, once again, an amazing job on your project! Always love watching your videos!

[@vbikcl]

Awesome build. For the drawer pulls, I might have found a way to carry over the style of those scalloped details you installed at the corners and dividers.

[@bobtaschler4561]

Nice job. You can up your future designs by using an odd number of elements - a center element and two or four side elements. Also, the center element should be an inch or two deeper to set it off. Brent Hull does a nice job of describing why classical design works. Nice inset doors and drawer fronts.

[@KIMMy-KL]

WOW, Go Jason! Your new cabinet is GORGEOUS.

[@paulkribbs1701]

You definitely do great looking stuff man. Be proud of it

[@jpalarchio]

Really enjoyed this build. Had to be an expensive piece but it looks incredible.

[@tinasachs8688]

Absolutely beautiful! Love all the details on it. The scissor lift was a great idea.

[@lifedragon99]

i love how the drawers turned out

[@nicrodgers11]

Love your work Jason, but please reconsider sponsorships from better help, they do more damage than good, I recommend you read up on how they handle their clients sensitive and private data

[@jasonthompson3631]

omg i really like that Jason you need to give yourself a pat on ya back wonder what the mrs thinks of your MASTER PIECE

[@usa-earth]

Jason, I see what you really needed on these two videos. You needed some supervision from your Foreman....

[@johnnyb95678]

Another fun to watch and yet still informative video. Thank you so much for sharing the adventure.

[@audithisworld24]

I would have loved to see your wife’s reaction. Well done on that beautiful piece of custom furniture!!!

[@martinkeller1263]

I thought she was going to come in at the end and tell you she wanted it downstairs.

[@colinbrewhaha]

That is beautiful, and can't wait for my delivery

[@cliffgroce1492]

Man I absolutely love this piece. PS…can’t wait for my bourban blade!!

[@David-ev5ck]

The B Birch that U get is far superior to what we are able to locate!

[@shanaproctor100]

A beautiful piece of furniture! Loved the series on this.

[@cherriemater]

15:12 ... I totally recommend vent holes at the top as we blew up an Xbox because it got too hot inside the cabinet 😮😢😊

[@stephensiler3854]

Lolololol! Too late, Jason! I am already drinking whisky! 08:58

[@bazzathegreat3517]

I would have made it to split in two pieces. This is how old English Wardrobes were made. I was able to actually move a wardrobe upstairs by myself.

[@tektrixter]

Good idea on the lift to get it in. We rented a telehander (off-road fork lift) to empty an attic.

[@robandsharonseddon-smith5216]

Lovely piece. Definitely art deco though, not French farmhouse!

[@user-cm7hs4rs5z]

Stunningly beautiful!

[@thomasc.pellicer1879]

Beautiful piece wish I had one like that ! You are definitely a Wood worker master

[@aucomint]

Not sure you built a true French farm style piece of furniture, and I know what I'm talking about since I'm French, but you definitely built a very, very beautiful piece of furtniture. This one looks amazing to me and the process of making it up is so inspiring to me. It seems so... easy peasy, lemon squeezy when you do it. And there is something else I really liked by the end of the video, although I couldn't see it entirely, it's the painting against the wall in your livingroom.

[@MartynMc]

Wait until those drawers are full of clutter, every time you open one it'll open the secret door 😂 love the piece though, really loving the aged oak look

[@cypherfunc]

Normally I'd agree, but based on the what the rest of the house looks like, I'm not sure they're familiar with "clutter". 😉

[@carlstrohm3785]

Bear in mind they only have one kid at home, so if they are neat, he will likely be also.

[@johnsmith-qz4bv]

watching you build this hutch and other stuff u build is inspiring ...turned out amazing nice work ..

[@theelmagoo]

Amazing build, very impressive how much wood you decided to put on that thing!! ONE small thing you might want to consider remedying though, home theater amplification needs some ventilation as it can get pretty hot (it looks like you're using a receiver of some kind, which has the amplifier built in). So you might want to add some ventilation holes for the cubby where it's going to sit? I would suggest on the back panel, but with the piece flush against the wall that's not going to get a lot of airflow? Again, fantastic piece!!!

[@jerryhubbard4461]

I watched every minute of the video. Nice work. As a wood working myself, I once made something like this for my bedroom tv and storage. After I finished, then I got to thinking, will this thing fit down the hall and into the bedroom. I did have to stand it on end to make it through the door but another 1/2 longer and it would not have made it. I told my wife it is now a permanent piece to the room. If and when we leave this earth, the new owner will enjoy the piece or take a saw to it. lol.

[@davidhomen4528]

That is a beautiful piece of art! Great work Jason!

[@trentyoung1135]

That is a beautiful piece of furniture. Great job.

[@ryanparker4717]

Beautiful work!!

[@johnathongulley1146]

Beautiful piece man!!

[@keithdavies52]

I do love the Bourbon Blade, I carry it instead of Benchmade, and ue it all the time. I also know you can just use steel wool dissolved in vinegar to react with the tannins in oak. A lot of steel wool will turn it black, but a little gives the effect you wanted.

[@rkcross6809]

I grew up with “friends” all I could think of was the episode where Joey tries to learn French…. “That’s some good French buddy.” lol. Love all your work.

[@jdrissel]

I think you might have missed a trick by not running the edge banding for the shelves through that router but you used for the trim between the corbles. It just seems like that would have been a nice touch to tie it all together and maybe make it look older, like maybe the doors had not always been there...

[@clauslangenbroek9897]

Nice thinking 🤔

[@richardkennedy8280]

I had one of those today too, may it cleared up nicely for the later cards

[@FredMcIntyre]

Awesome job Jason, beautiful piece! 😃👍🏼👊🏼

[@cliff5240]

That is a beautiful piece of art!

[@Lolliegeethatsme]

Such a gorgeous piece of furniture.

[@StaceNyourFace]

I really like the secret side door. 👍😉

[@ThisMissK]

Drawer pulls are perfect! Well done

[@bseely772]

Love your videos Mr. Moth!

[@toddslichter7831]

Nice work...great project. 😎

[@thompardoe8303]

I had this funny feeling watching the first video that assembly before installation was going to be a problem.

[@jameshorrocks2939]

It's called a fancy router bit. You nailed it.

[@user-qi1kl7sy2s]

My lumber yard was out of white oak today, I now know where it all went!

[@richardpaxman8519]

You're very talented. And more than a little amusing!

[@poppamichael2197]

Outstanding effort and outstanding result! But scarry. I can't see myself investing thousands in classy white oak and hundreds of hours of work without having a precise mental picture of the end result. Having a little extra weight and having to redo just the drawer fronts--love the second design--was really a small price to pay for flying blind. What is your favorite sport? Paragliding? Congratulations on a beautiful credenza. I'm sure you will take it with you wherever you may go.

[@joelw6215]

I use my bourbon blade just about every day. Well done on the design. Nice weight , nice finish. Feels very high End

[@JonyLLama69]

You have an absolutely beautiful home ❤ would love to see a home tour

[@MisterBurns69]

It is a Roman Ogee router bit you are looking for! 🎉 Oh boy, how smart I am…

[@johnnyb362]

I have one and remembered it had a fancy name but figured someone else would beat me to it.

[@MisterBurns69]

@@johnnyb362 It‘s always helpful to be a Mister Know-It-All 😅

[@clauslangenbroek9897]

@MisterBurns69 Thank you 😊 Only, you should carry this trait with dignity. Anyone that's bothered by it is simply to proud to learn new things, so how should they recognize its worth. On the other hand seeing this kind of humility in a comment section is somewhat refreshing. So, double thank you 😄

[@broncobill3902]

WOW! that looks amazing! 👍🏽

[@queenbee3647]

Thats a VERY fancy router bit. Youre welcome.

[@3RNHRT]

OMG! So cool... The foreman must be on vacation too... Thanx for the video...

[@kevinf3641]

Dam!!! That build is incredible

[@kimberlyvaughan3430]

And what happens when your better half says she doesn’t like it, change it.? Haha😊 God Bless😊

[@clauslangenbroek9897]

When I first saw this gigantic piece of furniture I thought this was a monstrosity. But it is really well designed and aesthetically pleasing. The only thing that bothered me and why I called it 'monstrosity' in my head was its size. Now I recognize it's near perfect and definitely befitting your gigantic home 😅 So don't say you're not smart. There are so many little details, ideas and solutions in this project. You seem to have a feeling for all that and that's definitely smart, if you ask me, and it has little to do with forgetting to do or not knowing the name of things. Great work 😎

[@tomasb1806]

Complimenti mobile veramente molto molto bello e complimenti per la casa molto molto bella 👍👍

[@scottmcfarland1177]

Came out awesome!

[@BradLobregt]

I can only imagine how much the wood cost for this project. Very nice piece.

[@davidburris120]

I really like this piece, especially the final color.

[@SQLJedi]

Amazing cabinet looks fantastic. Keep up the great work.