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I was scared for your thumb when you separated the box from the lid. Maybe its the camera angle but that looked TOO close!

What dictates which plans are pay-what-you-want versus a set price? I understand if you are not willing to share that magic sauce, but I am curious since the other woodworkers I follow set a price for all of their plans. You're still sharing some of your plans for free which is generous.

Nice! Little projects like your is good.

That's brilliant, Steve! Really beautiful work! 😃 Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

I don't know what it is, but listening to princess meyama's meow meows theme at the end always puts me in a better mood

Nice design. I can modify this to make a case for my auger bits instead of them banging around in a cardboard box. Thanks.

Exactly what I've been planning, well, not exactly exactly, but a super solution I'm going to poach and fit in a drawer in two layers :^)

Nice storage project. I like to use "infrastructure" projects like this to experiment with finishes. Thus the collection of storage solution projects in my shop looks like a rainbow of various stains, milk paints, spray lacquer, Osmo polyoil, clear polyurethane, etc. etc.

Great project that is a really good skill builder. A nice followup project would be an organizer for these boxes if you have multiple of them.

I sweated a bit about the position of your thumb when separating the two halves of the box.

New ink? Hope so - otherwise I've been really inattentive for the last 10 years of vids

How about etching your logo or a skull and cross bones on that top panel?? Good video. I enjoyed watching it. No one does project videos better than you. Thanks.

Timely!! I will be making this very soon. I hadn't thought to create the different sizes with center dividers like that.

chamfer is not only for better look, it also prevents chipping on the edges, so it looks good and it serves a purpose to this shop project

This isn't 😊this place to ask but I can't get threw else where,how do I delete your Patrion page? I just barely have time to visit here. Sorry

👋😃👍 nice project!

Can you make a shorter video that’s condensed down.

love the look of it... I think I would need a bigger box, for shovel bits and perhaps separating out wood from concrete and metal bits .. thank you!

Beautiful box! I love it!

im curious the best way to do this project and keep metal and wood bits separate. Box for each maybe. Suggestion?

Great design! I made this bit organizer 5 or 6 years ago when you first made a similar video and I still use it almost every day.

Gorgeous box!!!

id need a latch on the front cause with my luck id nock it off the table or something and the magnets wouldnt keep the lid shut

How come I see comments from 2 days ago? I just got notification

Nice. Simple. elegant and useful. Maybe it's time I got rid of those half-dozen plastic drill-bit cases that always seem to be missing the one size of drill bit I need at any given moment and put ALL the bits in one place! And at the same time, I can use up some of those odd little pieces of hardwood that I haven't been able to throw away because "They might come in handy some day".

$3700!!!! May be a bit overpriced!

Well I wanted to make some picture frames to save money. I ended up with a new table saw. - Japanese flat saw, a frame strap and a forstner bit, some other stuff too, lol😅 but my wife got her painting framed and I got some cool stuff and am planning a few other projects now. Honestly I’ve been putting off the table saw for 10 years and this was a good excuse thanks!

Oh the devil's in the details. Lots of devils bit the dust here, buddy. A joy to watch. Thanks.

I started playing project zomboid as lame as it sounds and the building stuff with wood start appealing to me and I wanna try it in real life so here I am

already too complicated

Biscuit joiners were introduced to me specifically as a tool that is useful for helping butt joints last longer without warping, not to make them stronger. They said that the biscuit should be just a little bit lose to help keep things in alignment when the wood expands and contracts. I have not seen evidence online of anyone else using them like that, but maybe everyone is using them wrong xD

Why do you have a pentagram on your wall? Are you aware of what that is? You need to get rid of that unless you want evil spirits in your life. Read the Bible, learn about what that is, you will see how evil it is and want to destroy it.

Greetings from Manitoba Canada. Thats a beautiful finish. What brand redwood stain did you use?

You lost me at rabbets and router.

Nice work. I like the contrasting color between the 2X4's and redwood panels. I also like the exposed lag bolts. I think a nice touch would be if the lag bolts were black. Probably have to paint them. Don't think you can buy them in black. Good video.

Extra fancy!

A lovely build and a refreshing considered reflection. Thank you Steve for your years of dedicated service to the art.

Can't find pdf cut list!

Dumb question. Don't you have to fasten the posts to the concrete?

Not sure if you know this or not so I thought Id stop by & let you know that The New Yankee Workshop videos are being released on the New Yankee YT channel. I know youre a big fan of Norm Abrams.

Your hand passing over the blade cutting the box top off gives me the heebie jeebies man.

In the years I’ve been watching you, choosing the best side of the wood was great to learn early on.

Great video Steve, are these plans still available anywhere online? I can't seem to find them. Thanks!

I’m pretty sure you didn’t need to teach people how to make a feather board. What a waste of effort

7 years later and this hasn't aged a bit, well maybe the music... There is so much good information from someone that must have made hundreds of those. A mistake everyone miss is squeezing those clamps hard one by one. Steve is 100% right: little by little, and go thru all clamps in a pattern, you may have to loosen one to get another right. I have also to command the making of the video, specifically the editing of the steps-chapters involved, in their chronological order. One of the key to success is making sure all sides of boards that touches another need to be cut a perfect 90 degrees. An easy way to achieve this is just ripping an 1/8" off; it squares the rounded corners and set a true 90 edge.

Turmeric did not last one season of sun and weather….but was beautiful at first.

You nailed it Steve!!

Thank you Sir.🎉

Nope. I have beighbors who grew up in the same suburban areas where we now live. I on the other hand grew up with a single dad and we barely scraped by alot of the times With that being said whenever ive had neighbors ask to borrow my backpack blower, or a saw, or any of my scaffolding i nicely turn them down and i start thinking about my dad having to head on down to the pawn shop to pawn something to pay the rent, or buy us school clothes or have money to give us so we could go on a school field trip or something. It always amazes me how these neighbors of mine who grew with plenty of everything just never have money to buy their own tools

Remember making this in 6 grade I found it in a box and I was having trouble solved it