Whiskey business
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
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Whelp. There it is folks. I didn't know if this one would work. But I think it does. I think. But if nothing else, it's a sweet little cabinet. And I'm never mad at a nice whiskey cabinet. Cheers.
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More like this! Eric, for me, you are at your best by far when you walk us through the intersection of art and craft, design and construction. Makes me want to don my "Go Make a Thing" T-shirt and head out to the shop.
I think it's a beautiful cabinet and I think it's a sad world when anyone feels they have to apologise for making something artistic.
So you made a fake 2X4 .... you do you. Enjoy your videos, look for them every week. Still shaking my head, fake 2X4.
The juxtaposition of not just the houndstooth to the "stud" drawer sides, but more so that graceful carved sycamore drawer front to the sides really sets it off. Also, the restraint used in the cabinet works well because of the houndstooth and the wood selection. I can imagine in person it almost looks understated, or dare I say boring, from afar, only for the details in the grain, the joinery, and the subtle curve up front to pop out once one is close, to then be greeted with that sycamore upon opening and the stud drawer sides upon even further inspection... You're telling a narrative with how the piece unfolds. Well done, and it definitely deserves to be in a gallery.
Great post again! I just stumbled across your content about… 4-6mo ago and it’s quickly become my favorite channel, especially going back and watching old stuff and seeing the growth and evolution in quality and style. Well, maybe top 3 faves! Thank you for everything you’re doing! Gives us novice enthusiasts hope and motivation!
I have a weekly habit of making a nice cocktail in the evening and then sitting down to watch your videos. It inspires me as a beginner woodworker, to keep working on my latest piece that I've made multiple mistakes on. And thanks for the Royal Tenenbaum reference ;)
absolutely love the choice to do the faux dimensional lumber look for the drawer, these choices and juxtapositions are what turn "normal" woodworking into artistic woodworking
What a beautiful piece of furniture. The last image is absolutely wonderful where the cabinet is turned into a shelter for the bottle of whisky. Nice combination.
Dude I nearly cackled when I saw what you were cutting out on the Shaper Origin! The perfect touch.
In my day job making chairs and sanding literally thousands of seats and backs, I have found that using two stacked Mirka interface pads in between the sander and your discs makes an extremely high quality surface before finish. The two pads also let the disc spin more freely eliminating swirls.
Excellent, excellent video. I started watching it in the house this morning, then paused it so I could make a big mug of coffee and took the iPad out to my shop to finish watching it. These videos make so much more sense when I can smell wood shavings as I watch.
I love the added concave door feature. You could have just done a simple door, but you went one step deeper in technique. Love it.
I check my feed every weekend for a video and I’ve got to say it makes my weekend whenever you’ve posted. Thank you for making a simple man happy.
You sir, are an Artist and a fine Craftsman.
I love the way you spent 10 percent of the time to make the drawer look like 5 percent. The final result was spectacular. I only wish that my 50 percent would look as good as your last 5. Also love the coopered door. Such a restrained and graceful way to finish the door.
SO FREAKING GOOD!!! Love the edits with the old vcr( for those of you that understand that) just spectacular
That's not just master carpentry; that's true art, as it challenges thought. It's also f*****g beautiful.
You've popped up in my feed pretty frequently and I seriously thought I was subscribed! I
That 2x4 stamp is awesome. I saw the nails coming but not the stamp. Well done