Woodworkers have been lied to | How pros build a hutch

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

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[@georgeanderson1240]

I like how you don't try to say what company makes each tool you use. I can't stand watching just commercials. Finally a woodworking video with only woodworking. Crazy concept huh? Nice job!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha, yeah I’m not into that type of video either. I think it’s much better to just show the work.

[@Mike-dn4ju]

This is imho one of the best woodworking channels on here. Super impressed by how many amazing projects and videos you publish. Thank you.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! I really appreciate your support.

[@doriansorzano]

Lol I used the wood cutter 9000. Link in the description if you want to check it out.

[@reo3x573]

I just want to thank you for actually doing woodworking on your woodworking channel. Great build.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

You know it! Thank you!

[@AndyLee-rc8wx]

Pre-Glue. Damn dude, your work is so precise and detailed. I love how well you speak about your work too, your commentary and composition is top notch. As always, fantastic job and I can’t wait to see part two!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you, I appreciate it!

[@KevinStefano-s6u]

Another amazing build ... keep making these inspirational videos. I'd love the plans for this fine storage piece. As a very new woodworker, I'M A FAN!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thanks, I’m glad you enjoyed it! Welcome to the club.

[@To-Lo77]

As some have mentioned, TY for keeping to what KZbin used to be. Making how to videos & actual build videos are great! That's what I enjoy the most. Tips & tricks, reviews, tool pricing & comparisons & the whole new thing with the dumb ass "surprised", "wow", "omg" fake Thumbnails are getting to be extremely ridiculous, imho. So, thank you for keeping it real & sticking to WOODWORKING rather than a channel that is similar to what I used to watch back in the 80s & 90s late at night known as infomercials..... lol.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Hell yeah! I love woodworking and I’m happy to share my experience with you all. Thank you for watching and engaging, it makes it worth the time and effort. Cheers!

[@jewdd1989]

Beautiful and I can’t wait till next time to see all the details

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! Part two is going to be awesome

[@johnnyho900]

Pre glue! Another great build, at least the start of it! Looking forward to the next part! Thanks for sharing!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

I’m with ya! And thank you, part two is going to be fun!

[@richardforge6914]

preglue - man that parallel line joke... its brilliant!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

All these jokes are tough to keep straight, glad that one crossed my mind.

[@pinkytaylor5845]

Pre-glue. Your work it so elegant while being understated. You are an artist with wood. Thank you for all I learn just watching you.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you so much. Yeah I struggle with that part haha. I could be so much more over the top, but I feel like with every piece I’m getting more refined and I’m okay with that.

[@mjf1036]

pre-glue. well done with all those angles. I appreciate you making the hardwood edge material rather they relying 100% on the the tape. Looking forward to part deux

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thanks! Yeah, I like the look of hardwood edge banding when I can make it work. It looks more natural to me. And numero two will be up next week so you won’t have to wait too long.

[@dpmeyer4867]

thanks, good job

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you too!

[@kevinb6102]

So sick as always

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Appreciate it!

[@darbo7]

Mid-Glue…I did not watch any of this incredible cabinet build video at all. 😜 This is going to be an amazingly cool project, Señor Biscuit, and I can’t wait to see the final build/reveal. Awesome modern design!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha, gracias Señor! It was a heck of a ride.

[@philloshippos]

pre glue. Great video. But why dont you glue on the edge bandings before cutting your parts and glueing them up?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! When it comes to edge banding I do it both ways, it really just depends on the project and how the parts are coming off the plywood sheet. Sometimes it's just easier to do them after the fact.

[@polerin]

pre-glue (+ tape) for insides, post for external.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Good call!

[@omaromar-lg3yu]

Waiting for thé next part. ... thanks

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

It will be up next Friday!

[@atlas2003]

As always, your work is fantastic. You always build interesting and original furniture. I want to see the second part quickly 😅

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you, I’m glad you enjoy it! Part two will be up next week!

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Yoooo Shane!! It didn't even dawn on me how involved this build is & it would need a part 2!! I was kinda like Oh snap what happened 😂 Looking forward to seeing it completed. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha, yeah man it got pretty lengthly. It honestly caught me off guard too when I was building it. I got about a week into it and I was like, wow, I have a ton of work ahead of me.

[@elmaestro35]

Pre Glue Sanding. Dude… how dare you leave me on a cliff hanger lol, when is part two coming out lol. Great job on this video, the narration and the build. It looks great so far, can’t wait for part two. I knew this would work😂🎉

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha, I’m sorry! Part two is a bit longer than part one so it was just too much for one video. BUT, part two will be up on Friday, so you won’t have to wait for long. And thank you!

[@elmaestro35]

@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks smart move bud lol keeping people waiting and feeding the algo 🤔🤯😂 keep up the good work can’t wait

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha that wasn’t fully the plan. As I started editing and doing the voiceover, I realized that it was gonna take me a lot longer than I expected.

[@howieblack8958]

Post glue. Dude, that top cabinet is mind boggling. I like that you used plywood for the cabinets, white oak hardwood would make this thing weigh a ton! Really impressive stuff as usual, please keep up the hard work, it’s a real inspiration.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you man! Yeah, it took a while to wrap my head around how to execute it but it turned out awesome.

[@MASI_forging]

Amazing work. You did it very well 😍😍

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you!

[@WOODWORKVEGAN]

I would gladly purchase a plan for this build.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

It’s really getting close to happening. I’ll keep you updated!

[@slavik777]

I would like to get plans

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Heck ya! I’ll add it to the tally

[@thompsonharris1]

How do I get a copy of the plans?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Unfortunately I haven’t had enough people ask for plans yet to make them. I usually only make the plan if there is a good amount of interest. But if I do, I’ll reply here when they are available.

[@woodnotestudio]

Pre glue. This is definitely not boring. It’s coming great and I’m really looking forward to seeing the second half.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! The cabinet portion of this build was so involved it was a relief to get started on the details. That video will be up on Friday.

[@Chezowan1]

did you look at any 20" planer options or only 15"? I'm in the same boat now, eying the 20" Oliver but wondering if the footprint (and added price) is worth it.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Yeah, I did actually and very nearly went with the 20” model but ultimately landed on the 15” just to save some space. Things are already pretty tight in my shop so I think for me it was the right choice but if I had more room I probably would have got with the 20”.

[@mattelias721]

Pre-glue whenever possible. Another thing I do is apply the edge bands onto my component parts before final cutting, rabbeting or dado-ing. I don't get mitered corners, but then again, I don't have to do rocket surgery math for compound miters, either. Lazy, maybe. But when all your joints look uniform across the piece, it starts to appear intentional. Another trick I do is to take a piece of scrap plywood, smoosh it between the fence and sawblade, and then tap about 1/64" fatter to cut the banding. I've makes the flush sanding fast and less risky in blowing through the .0000001" thick veneer. Yes, I hate plywood as well.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Yeah that’s definitely a good way to approach it as well. I do that with some pieces too, it really just depends on what the design dictates. And I agree, plywood veneer seems to be getting thinner and thinner.

[@christopherwalker283]

Enjoyed the video but am a bit confused around how you set up the router on the rail - my limited understanding is that the only one of the rail guides runs in the track and the other is used to fine adjust the width of the rebate or rabbit?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thanks! Yeah, you can use it that way as well. But I just feel like there’s more stability with both on. It’s a tomato, tomato kind of thing.

[@matthysloedolff]

Pre-glue all the time. That cabinet's starting to look real sweet, man. Can't wait to see the final reveal! Was enjoying this video so much that 20 min felt more like 5 min. Consequently, I was confused why you're splitting such a "short" video into two until I looked at the time. 😂

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! Haha, I guess what they say about time and fun are actually true. Don’t worry though, part two will be out next Friday.

[@5280Woodworking]

Pre glue almost every time. Great project! I’m currently getting a lot of use out of my 1400 too. I’d be interested in your skip planing technique so I can compare notes. I don’t think I do it often enough as I’m afraid of wobbly panels.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! When it comes to skip planing I just make sure my boards are 90ish percent flat when I pick them out at the lumberyard, then just run the flattest of the two sides through first at a light pass then flip it and go all in. It works well most of the time with s2s lumber but occasionally I have a light twist to work out.

[@jbratt]

Post glue. I am watching my second video from your channel. Thank you! Subscribed.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Heck yeah, enjoy! And welcome to the channel.

[@austinstephenson9877]

Pre glue. What HP is your saw stop?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

I have the 3hp model

[@chrisbrower5716]

Pre-Glue. The video was fantastic. I was just wondering where you got that mallet you were using in your video.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! Here’s a link to the one I have: amzn.to/3S90LqI I love it

[@newdutchworkshop7026]

Pre glue! For interior parts. In some cases I'll apply finish to the interior before glue-up, it all depends. In my experience a compression bit leaves a great finish but depending on the diameter and cutting length the portion of upcut on the bottom will vary and this may be the cause of the tearout you're experiencing (the bit is not low enough for the downcut to actually engage the material).

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

I'm all for finish before the glue up. And exactly, the open grain of while oak doesn't help much either.

[@BigO1484]

Pre-glue. Awesome build! How are you liking the woodpeckers sled? Do you feel it’s worth the money? Looks like you got the left and the right sled. Do you feel like you need both or just could do either one. If so which one? I’m strongly considering one is why asking. Thanks!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thanks man, I appreciate it. Yeah, this is the first real project I have used it on and it was really solid. I have other sleds, but those had very slight, manageable, variables. This one, does not. Every cut is dead on and square which is really important for the long miter cuts. I did get both, but if I had to choose one, I would get the right side so you can tilt the blade.

[@BigO1484]

@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks thanks for the reply, do you feel the drop zone sled is worth the money as well?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Not a problem! For smaller parts it’s quite handy, for larger pieces it’s not as needed. So I guess it kinda depends on the cut.

[@gutierreza34]

Pre glue

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

I’m with ya

[@SamWanamaker1]

Just a quick tip, I know you said you don’t pay attention to growth rings as long as you bought from a reputable source etc., then in the next scene you have the white oak with all those bows. Not a gotcha moment, just a heads up that If you check the growth rings there, and flip them every other, that should help balance out those bad bows and straighten it out a bit better

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Yeah I had one board with a bow in it there but even without alternating rings the panel flattened out just fine. As long as you use dominos or biscuits you can generally flatten that out. I also like to hit my panels with a hand plane once they are glued up which is why I leave them a bit thick.

[@kevinb6102]

It’s tiiiiiiiiiiiiime!!!!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Hell yeah!

[@MillCreekWoodworking]

Pre glue.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

For sure!

[@BlackMapleMFG]

How do you justify the purchase of so many woodpeckers tools?

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

I think like once you start working with well made products in the shop, it’s hard to deviate from that.

[@Wowzers740]

This was fantastic. The explanation of *why* you *do what you’re doing* instead of the “I’m sponsored by so and so for these tens of thousands of dollars of tools you plebs cant hide from the wife”. 😂

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Hell yeah, screw those guys!

[@scottvanderhaeghen2000]

Pre glue where possible, it just plain looks spiffier! And about the Home Alone joke.....dude 😐 I appreciate a well executed dad joke or pun but that one was painful!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Haha, I agree with you on both accounts.

[@atomictyler]

if I use dominos in a panel glue up there is a 100% chance I'm going to cut into a domino. It makes no difference if I plan ahead and mark everything. I swear those things move on their own.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Hahaha! The worst is when you lay them out and plan ahead, but then sand away your marks.

[@HarrisonFord11]

Love every video you do! Are you watching TWW’s new sideboard series on his page. It’s one of his guild projects but he’s releasing it for free and it’s beautiful work.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Thank you! No, I haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, Marc always has some cool stuff going on though.

[@HarrisonFord11]

@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks yeah I believe there is 8 videos of the series out now. It’s a great piece of furniture. Check it out when you can!

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Will do, thanks for the recommendation!

[@jackdelancey248]

Pre sand, all production shops pre sand. That comes from 40+ years experience.

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Exactly! It’s the efficient way to get it done.

[@donaldbutcher1260]

Why do Americans find it necessary to talk constantly during their woodworking videos, for me and I believe a lot of other people it's distracting and takes away from the joy of watching a piece of furniture come to life,

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Hit mute. 👍

[@inmyimage1081]

Because woodworking asmr doesn’t help you learn anything about why or how they are doing something, especially when identifying and correcting or accepting a mistake or other issue. Like he said, if you can’t listen and watch at the same time hit mute and turn on some music that you because you know that if he didn’t talk you would either be whining about the music or the lack of music. ​@@TimberBiscuitWoodworks

[@TimberBiscuitWoodworks]

Exactly. You can’t win them all, and if it’s not one thing, it’s another.