Unnecessarily Fancy Custom Walnut Tool Holders for Chisels, Spokeshaves, Router Plane, and Scrapers
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I love my tools and I spend a great deal of my life in my shop. So when it comes to tool organization, I like to put a little extra time into building racks and holders that are custom-designed for functionality and beauty. To some it may seem silly to use a wood like Walnut for these things but consider that I have a lot of small walnut scraps that serve no other purpose. So why not use them to organize and beautify my shop space. Feel free to use any wood species you have access to.
Between the video and the images below you should be able to make custom holders and racks for your tools. The reason I didn't include official plans for these is because unless you have my exact tool collection, the numbers won't mean much. So get your measurements from the tools themselves.
The glue I used for all of these racks is Titebond Quick & Thick. amzn.to/2VlOnYB The thick consistency and fast dry time makes is perfect for small projects like these.
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If you want to see high res images of these holders to aid in making your own, you can find them on my website: www.thewoodwhisperer.com/videos/unnecessarily-fancy-custom-walnut-tool-holders-for-chisels-spokeshaves-router-plane-and-scrapers/
I'd laugh if I clicked the link and it was a high res photo of your open fly.
Beauty table.
Great video. Could you explain that table saw technique you use at 1:45
I do appreciate Mark' s sense of humor, a really top-level woodworker and yet doesn't take himself to seriously. I have gained a great amount of training from watching Mark. Love the videos.
Really appreciate that!
All I could hear was Cremona saying, "Nice Crotch!"
And here was me thinking Matt Cremona was the only one that heavily featured Crotch figure in his videos.
Ha! Good one
@@anthonydtobias lol!!
I have never felt closer to you.
Mark has to be the only woodworker on CZcams that doesn’t use French cleats for everything!
David Green and ironically, I probably started that trend or at least encouraged it. 😂
What is seen cannot be unseen.
I maintained eye contact the whole time.
Liar, liar, unzipped pants on fire.
Which eye
Really nice. What an inspiration
Thank you for not refilming the intro. I needed the laugh today.
Exactly. I bet that was the toughest 3 seconds of Marc's life deciding whether to reshoot or not.
I watch it every time I need a good laugh and can`t help thinking of J when he made that zoom-in...how amused he was :)))))
That slow pan in at the beginning got me. Thanks, I needed a laugh.
😂🤣😅🤣😂🤣 I caught that sir! It Happens! I do it all the time. Great video!!!
This is the reason we like TWW so much. Informative and funny AF.
Mark, I love your sense of humor!!
lmfao. that slow zoom got everyone in here feeling like uncle touchies.
I can't wait for part 2, "Decorative Inlay on my Walnut Tool Holders"
While I love the large in-depth projects you present, I love these smaller projects...they keep the woodworking moving in his shop. I promise I didn't stare too long.
Very nice!
The intro was perfect.
I did the same magnet thing on a box I made for my palm gouges, only I covered the magnets (and the entire inside bottom of the box) with some nice 0.3mm birch plywood. Clearly we’re both brilliant.
omg the slow zoom. Thank you for this.
That is the funniest thing. Anyone else would have reshot the entire video. Glad to see the humor and real life remaining in the content.
Going to build that for my chisels. Will go unzipped to make it authentic!
I LIKE HOW THIS VIDEO WAS POSTED 2 YEARS AGO, BUT I CAME ACROSS IT AND LAUGHED OUT LOUD AT THE BEGINNING WHERE I COULD NOT STOP CHECKING OUT YOUR OPEN POUCH. its still funny!
Fantastic video once again!
I thought the “staring” comment was about the paid promotion graphic! Once it was fully zoomed in that I realized what was going on! #reallife
This OCD attention to detail makes me so happy.
Saw the sign, scrolled down to lol at the comments, scrolled back up to see the barn door front and center. Got a good belly laugh. cheers!
Dude props for just rocking the fact that it's overkill lol. I mean... In a content Creator's shop, almost everything is overkill from what's absolutely necessary for function... Because it's necessary for appeal which strangely enough is profitable.... anyways! ... Great video. And I really appreciate the transparency about overkill. I think more starting woodworking need to know the possible simplicity they can go with to get great functional results
Thanks man. Though I wouldn't say my overkill shop is that way for the sake of appeal. I'd say it turns off as many people as it attracts. I do it because that's what I want to do. When I stopped building furniture for clients, I went back to more of a hobbyist mentality and my shop pretty much reflects that. But it's more about my personal desires than appeal. If I were going for mass appeal, I'd probably downgrade everything in my shop.
@@woodwhisperer oh. Well that makes sense to me. And that's totally fair. Well again, props for just rocking it lol. I know most people would do the same if it were viable for their situations. I'm personally very "function" motivated but that's because my business is making wood products. If I were retired or I did this as a hobby I would likely take the appeal up several notches as well
I like the quality of content in your videos, and also the humoristique part.
Great job, thanks for sharing!
Loved the intro! I also liked the tool holders. The walnut was a great choice.
Wow I really love the look of that oak. You sir are a true craftsman!
That slow pan had me in stitches! Thanks brother for making me laugh! Great work as well!
OCD is a gift Details matters great job
The zoom in made me crack up. :) :)
Tears are pouring because I'm laughing so hard. Best intro ever. I laughed at the blatant pointing it out...and then died as the slow zoom started. If this woodworking gig of yours doesn't take off, you've got a career in comedy videos.
All fantastic- magnets style points
Nicely done Marc! 😁👌🏻👍🏻👊🏻
Just got one of those router planes and still have everything in the box it came in. This is pretty do-able!
Ok I won’t look and you don’t think of Elephants. 😂 😂 😂. Fancy stuff Marc but good ideas.
Hey Mark. Just wanted to say that I love your videos. You have such a relaxed style. ^^ And as a non-native speaker I like your clear speech. It is quite easy to follow you. 😃
Thank you for sharing this interesting video. Love your sense of humor 😁
Ok we get it! Your both talented with wood and with 'wood', you dont have to rub our faces in it.
Kickass video Marc!
always a great video
Finally found the one way to slow zoom in forcing thousands to look, and not get "me too'd". True craftsman.
Very Nice
I know its been a year but i spit out my coffee laughing and said YOUR BARN DOORS OPEN out loud lol
Nice!
I just finished my workbench and trying to decide whether I should build drawers. Do you have any regrets about adding it to yours. I really enjoy your humor and your skills. Thanks for posting
Anthony Boudreaux not at all. It’s a nice way to store the stuff you use at the bench among other things.
Great, now I can't help but stare since you pointed it out.
For the small chisel, use the Forstner bit to drill for the magnet, insert magnet, cut a plug to fill the hole, recut the slot. Glue in cork. OCD is satisfied. I bet now you can't stop thinking about it. payback for 0:11
So unnecessary yet so satisfying!
it is not unnecessary, if it satisfies you then it is justified 🤘😎🤙
I like the way you think!
Daweisstebescheid
We should allow ourselves pretty things in our workspaces, because we do better quality work when we’re happy.
@@ragnkja yes, absolutly 👍👌
😂😂😂😂😂👍👍 thank s Mark your great😘🍺🇨🇭
When the zoom in first started, I thought to myself "wow, Marc is really starting to take his editing to the next level!" Then after 10 seconds, it became clear what was happening. ha!
Simply gorgeous! The tool holders I mean.
I'm sorry, but the rack for card scrapers is not screwed perfectly vertical on the wall.
Ya its an eighth of a degree out. Terrible!
What chisels are these? They are beautiful!
If you wood not have pointed it out, I probably wood have not noticed.
On topic: Mark of Gunflint Designs wood be proud. #unnecessarywalnut
The Wood Whisperer!! Now with more crotch !
Okay.....I’m not staring but, dang, I cannot tell you how many times my own fly has been at half mast!🤣
Hey your Duluth fireflex hose was shown.
Can't stop staring now....
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love this build!
Camera went closing up on its own from 0:19 to 0:48 for some reason
Oh that wasn't "on its own..." lol
@@woodwhisperer "Try not to stare at this!" LOL! - Allow me to tell you that you do such a great job educating us and helping us...we appreciate it every bit!
Thanks very much!
Your killing me with the slow zoom 😂
That intro had me dieing Marc 😂
Thanks for the inspiration because I was needing to build holders for a router plane and card scrapers. Can you tell me your source for the rubberized cork sheets you used in the chisel holder?
I'm dying laughing. I love your videos man
All this may seem like small "piddly" items but they give the shop just a little bit of flair. Of course, using walnut doesn't hurt!
🤣🤣🤣 My man! Been belly laughing for like half an hour!
🤣 Damn it camera, back up!! Back it up!!!
In the process picking up a Veritas router plane. What is the most common size blade you find yourself using? Or should I just pick up the set that comes with all the blades?
The slow zoom killed me. lol
Lol unnecessarily fancy indeed
Nice quick project. I think I’ll be using the same chisel holder design.
What was the oil you used to finish?
Just some walnut oil.
I see, you also don't like the french cleat system. Good!
great video, great ideas! I had to watch it twice though, I thought I missed the Duggee break, but no. No such break, sad :(
Duggee was busy destroying another set of earbuds.
@@woodwhisperer Duggee's work is never done :)
Some nice ideas here, even if some are plagiarized 😉 Out of curiosity, what made you choose the Veritas router plane over other brands, please? I’m considering either the Lie-Nielsen and the Veritas. Thanks.
I can't comment on their current offerings since things may have changed, but at the time when I purchased Veritas was the only company making a wide range of cutter shapes and sizes. They also have a really nice locking mechanism and removable blades that make sharpening easier. The splayed angle of the handles feels better in hand as well.
LOL, I don't care who you are thats funny!
Nice job, can you post link for magnets. Thanks
So how long after this did you order that concave spokeshave?
Hahaha 😂!! Way to out-crotch Cremona!
Your tool holder is open
The wood's definitely whispering 😏
im looking to get myself a really good set of chisels can you recommend anyone
0:40 I see you found a way to keep your channel name while simultaneously bringing in a whole new demographic.
OMG. Nearly peed myself laughing. I think you were set up by @twwjason.
Why not use french cleat system? I just got done watching your other video on it and I'm interested in doing one for myself. But have you abandoned it for some reason?
what kind of router bit was used? thank you!
As a newbie would you recommend a push block, a gripper and a push block, two push blocks or maybe just one gripper to try? I have some table saw experience and I'm just working on small and medium sized projects. I'm just interested in your opinion. Thanks!
I'd start with a push block and a good push stick. It's important to understand what's going on at the table saw and what makes a push block different than a GRR-Ripper. GRR-Rippers aren't cheap so you should know what it does and how it works to decide for yourself if the value proposition is there. I love the GRR-Ripper but I don't use it that often....only on cuts that would be questionable any other way.
Make sure you use a SAFE push stick, and not just a stick with a notch like a lot of saws come with.
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Your fly was open AGAIN>>>>>>LOL
I very much like that small mallet you have. Do you have a resource or a previous video that references it?
bluesprucetoolworks.com/collections/mallets/products/round-mallet
The Wood Whisperer Thank-you!
I gotta say. I'm a veteran, so I have a pretty dark sense of humor. If I was drinking milk. You would be liable for me spitting it on my phone. That bit when you pointed out that you didn't know your fly was down was so, simple stupid. Lmfao!
That zipper thing can only happen when you put on your sponsored trousers in a hurry because you normally don't use them in the shop :D
I wouldn't have noticed if you didn't point! Now it's all I see.
What’s the countersink bit he uses at 3:50? I have seen it before and mentioned but I can’t find where.
Making a wal”nut” sausage holder for your next video? Or will that be a guild project? (Unless it’s too small for the guild.)
i cant even look at your eyes in this video!! LOL WHYD YOU POINT IT OUT... hahaha
"Try not to stare at this" appears on the screen with a large arrow pointing downward to the left. So what do I do, my eyes follow the arrow to see where it's pointing and I then automatically avert them to look elsewhere. The camera then slowly pans down while zooming in and it gets harder, (no pun intended), to look at anything but where the arrow had pointed. I couldn't help but laugh though.
What was this video about again?
What brand of wood chisels do you prefer?