This Baseball Shelf is a Home Run!

A friend of mine asked me to build a display shelf for her son's game balls an rings. She sent me a design and this is what I ended up making
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Please note that my channel is for entertainment purposes only. You should NOT rely solely upon the information and techniques discussed and displayed in my channel.
I'm not a professional woodworker or woodturner and working with machinery can be dangerous.
It is recommended that you fully research each technique and decide for yourself what the safest possible work method is for you.

[@matthewscannell6101]

Nice new intro for the video. Case looks really nice!

[@jayraysdiy852]

I be love the idea of using the square to place the nails in the back of the shelves! Brilliant!

[@TheTallWoodworker]

Thanks! My biggest fear was sending a nail though the back and not into the shelf. That was the best way I could think to prevent that

[@bmak5405]

Great build. Thanks for posting !

[@TheTallWoodworker]

Thanks for watching!

[@dankolepp4679]

Thanks for posting! You mentioned laser engraved (wood) stickers - what material did you use for that?

[@TheTallWoodworker]

Actually, I ordered them from thewoodenpin.com. Their site says it's cherry

[@rolandob5585]

How did you support/hang the case on the wall?

[@TheTallWoodworker]

I installed a pair of saw toothed picture hangers on the back so it could be installed with a couple of screws or nails in a wall.

[@harrypowers9412]

Great video but is the annoying “music” necessary? Maybe 10 notes played over and over at the same time you were talking? I like your work though.

[@TheTallWoodworker]

Thank you. As for the music, different creators finish their videos differently. I'm not always a fan of the sped up shop noises (at least not the ways I have tried), and I'm not a fan of silence. I have tried in a few videos to fade the music down when I talk, then bring it back up, but that's not the easiest thing to do in Premiere Elements. I'm not a video editor, and I'm sure they have ways of doing this easily... either that or I have to pay more for software that makes it easy