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Building A Corner Shelf Style Dry Bar AND A NewAir AWR190SB Wine Fridge Review
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- čas přidán 23. 02. 2019
- Today we're taking the idea of the humble corner shelf to a whole new level! We made this whole dry bar with the NewAir AWR190SB Wine Cooler as it's centerpiece and we're pretty happy with the end result. Click the link below to check out the AWR190SB for yourself!
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I missed a step. Did anyone else catch it?
To pour me a glass... Or 3 😬
Enjoyed the project, got me thinking of how to incorporate that cork back splash. I really like it when the wives get involved with projects they'll use, makes for good memories. I would have liked a still shot of entire final project instead of the panning shot, just to get some sense of scale. Is it attached to the walls or free standing? Thanks again, looks great!
Jody, I thoroughly enjoyed all your videos ! The jigs and templates that you create and make are nothing less than incredible. Your circle jig is one that will probably make in the future. But, that little cork sled is genius! Keep up the great work and content!
YES! I was really happy that Caitlin could help on this one especially. We haven't been able to get her out in the shop but at least this she could do inside! Corner units are really boing from a filming and photo standpoint because there is only really one way to see them. So I didn't get much other footage of it in it's entirety. Plus there is a sliding glass door just to the left of it witch makes it tough lighting-wise. When we do the backsplash and signage we will try to get more full shots of this unit as well. Thanks!
MUCH appreciated, Dan! The cork jig is definitely going to be coming out soon. I think even if people have no desire to split corks in half, it might just be useful for other projects.
My husband is going to love this one. Right up his alley! Since he’s trying to customize his shop to feel a bit more “homey” while spending so much time out here, I think this will inspire him.
PERFECT! I really hope so! Thanks so much for watching!
That was a sweet build. Just the right amount of information. Love the cork jig. Wish I had known about that when I was incharge of making wine cork name place holders for my step daughter's wedding... by hand... with a hacksaw... Thanks for your effort.
I am just starting out in woodworking and would like to say thanks for taking the time to show your projects. The one thing that i would like to see more of is "Time"... in how much time it takes to build, design, and complete a project from start to finish.
once again thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching and the feedback. That's something I've really struggled with since I started making video content. When videos are as long as the project actually takes, people don't watch. I wonder if maybe I could try to keep track of my time on builds and at least just add that to the videos to help give a better representation of how long it took.
This was a creative use of the corks. Nice job.
Thanks!!
This is one of the projects I like the most. where you designed it and build it for yourself. That’s the same thing I do in my channel.
Thank you sir! I always appreciate the one-off builds the most, especially when it's my projects.
Fun video! I love creative cabinets that fit a custom purposes.
My personal preference would be to slow the Build down a bit. Also don’t recall too many shots of the full finished product. Just a lot of close ups.
Thanks you
Thanks for the feedback! It's really difficult for me to find a good balance between video length and the detail that goes into the build. With this being a corner unit, there's really only one angle to see it from so that's why I only showed the one beauty shot at the end. Plus it sits right next to a sliding glass door which is really difficult to film and photo because of glare.
Beautifully done !
Thank you!
Enjoyed the unusual project & seeing how you found creative details & methods to incorporate them. Only suggestion is to smile more! ;) This video had a less fun tone than others. Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback! This video became harder and harder to put together towards the end so I definitely can see it having a little bit different vibe than usual, including me not smiling much. Cheers!
Excellent cabinet and the use of corks. I cut my corks in half via a 3/4" PVC pipe and run them through the pipe on the band saw. Like a machine gun feed. Excited to see your build of the tapering jig when you post it.
Intersting! I would be really interested in seeing that setup. The tapering jig will be out soon, as soon as I catch up with a few other things. I'm really excited to release it though. For me I'm rating it right up there with the circle-cutting jig.
Love your details in the product and your explanations! Great job! Great videos!
Thank you! I really appreciate the kind comment!
Great project!! Love the way you explain things!!
Thank you very much!
Love the cork man! 👌 Nice work
Hey thanks!
Like that you used the cork, nice touch. Loved this build..
Thanks I really appreciate that! I think once the backsplash gets added it will really tie it all together too. Now I just have to find truckloads of corks!
Love the cork idea and jig.. Great build as usual. the cork back splash will look awesome.
Thank you! YES I can't wait to get that part on. I think it will just tie the whole thing together nicely.
Thanks for sharing that
Awesome build and use of space!
This is really cool! My father in law just gave us 30 bottles of wine when he moved to Florida in December. Well he gave them to my wife, I don’t drink. lol The point is that I started collecting the corks. Now I have ideas on what to make my wife for her birthday.
Hmm... she may need to drink more...
As per usual, a great video! I would love to see how you made the cork jig. I see all kinds of uses for that type of cutting with the bike parts I use.
Thanks Michael! I really like using corks for projects and being able to split them in half gave me a two-for-one! Can't beat that! I will definitely be showing how to make the cork jig because it's SUPER easy and helpful.
This was perfect. I would love to see more. Keep them coming.
Thank you! I din't do many beauty shots because as great of a project it is, corner units are sort of boring film and photo-wise because there's only one viewing angle. When we do the backsplash and signage we will definitely try to get more shots for people.
@@InspireWoodcraft Can't wait to see.
Interesting enough that I have subscribed. I always wonder why presenters rarely present the finished article fully before diving into the build. I am still not totally clear on the result.
I really appreciate the subscribe. The issue with corner units is that no matter how awesome they look, they’re incredibly boring to shoot because there is only one viewing angle: the front. So the idea behind this video was sort of twofold. I didn’t show the finished product in the beginning because then if you start to watch the video and then decide that it’s ugly, you will leave. If enough people do that, my video will sort of just die off and never get seen. Also it leaves a bit of mystery as the build goes on to see it all come together. The one slow planning shot at the end is really the only way to view this thing. And because it’s taller than wide, it’s very difficult to get a landscape picture, which is why I have t changed the thumbnail picture to the finished product yet. A long winded response but there really was a lot of though into it. This was a tough one to present!
VERY cool build! Love the cork accent on this. Great use of the wine fridge.
Continuing great content, Jody. Glad the sponsors are stepping up to the Inspire Woodcraft plate. 👍🏼
Thank you! Much appreciated as always! Baby steps, but we're getting there!
Nice touch with the cork edge on the top.
Thank you! I was so nervous to actually do that because if it didn't look good or work right I wasn't sure how I was going to get them back off!
That is a pretty neat build, have you heard of cork worms? They only seem to appear after the bottle has been uncorked the first time.
The worms are more prolific with valuable aged wines for some reason.
Ha! I have to admit, I’m so tired right now that at first I wasn’t sure what to make of this comment. Funny though I’ve never heard that before.
Inspire Woodcraft keep up the great work!
Fantastic Job, and love the attention to detail and cork highlights. I want to buy a wine cooler just to make this!
Ha! Thanks a ton! You seriously should. Remember the 20% off too!
That is SICK! Great project man!
Hey thanks! Really appreciate it!
Corners can be such a waste of space. Great idea Jodee and 20% off! You can't beat that.
Right? I'm really happy they are providing such a generous discount. Thanks Larry!
Looks good, I like the his/her's idea
Thanks! Yeah I'm really looking forward to completing that whole corner.
Great job a lot of ideas you had to incorporate. How did you go about getting them to send out the wine fridge or other sponsors.
So we are just now starting to feel confident enough to reach out for potential sponsorships. NewAir actually reached out to us on this one. I almost didn't do it because the item itself doesn't really fit this channel. So we did have to get a little creative.
Very awesome build
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Great build! I really like the unique style of your videos.
Do you find that the back of the fridge/cooler gets really warm?
Really freaking sweet! I love it! The patience you have. One question; how did you figure out/measure to get the sunburst effect? Thanks for sharing!
Great question! I really think some of it was luck, but my thought process going into it was to cut them all the overall length that I wanted the top to be, and then cut them all starting at the full width down to the center of that width at the small end. That's really difficult to explain in writing, but I guess just think of it like a piece of pie, like a wedge shape. I kept this theory even on the narrower pieces and luckily it all worked out!
Pretty Awesome build.
I enjoy the heck out of your channel... I don't have to be Paul Sellers to build your projects. Keep at it and Thanx.
Ha! That's a really good point and I really do appreciate the kind words!
Uncorking a chilled bottle of Vineo with the wine aficionado?
Great job mate. Well done.
Thank you!
Another great build!!💪 I honestly believe all your content has been informative and entertaining since the first videos on your channel. As for the missing step, was it the side cleat for the plywood backing of the corks?
Thanks Austin, really appreciate the kind words! I actually forgot to show the assembly of the shelves to the uprights. I mean, I just put some glue in the dados and used staples to hold them while glue dried, but somehow I completely missed the footage. I know I recorded it but apparently I overlooked it somehow. As for the side cleat, I didn't really think it was necessary because the overall height of the opening was only 3-3/8" tall so there wasn't any flex.
This looks really amazing. Any chance you will release plans to build it?
Thank you! To be honest I hadn't even thought about plans for this build because it's so specific to this unit, but I think maybe it's something I should try to invest some time into, as I really would like to have a lot more plans available to people. Thanks for the suggestion!
love the vid! keep em coming!
nice did you make a video on the angle sled ? i hate mine .
I did! czcams.com/video/VGtZ9loFh3U/video.html
Be nice to see a bit more of the finished product. But overall nice piece and post.
Thanks! Corner units are really boring from a film and photo aspect because there's only one viewing angle. When we do the backsplash and signage we will try to get more shots of this as well!
Jay Bates sent me your way. One view, one new subscriber! Nice job on this, I'm looking forward to seeing your other work.
I need to reach out to Jay and tell him thanks! He's featured two of my projects and I didn't even know until yesterday. Thanks for coming over to watch and thanks for the subscribe!
Have you noticed any residue on your bandsaw blade after cutting corks?
Funny you mention that because I did and I forgot all about it. Not too long after cutting them I broke that blade and I just never thought about it again. Any idea what that’s from?
Cork has a "waxy" natural substance that gives it the ability to seal bottles, etc. I had a problem with my blade after splitting a bunch of corks. Put it in some cleaner and it seemed like it was completely coated with a film that came off pretty much in one piece. Looked into where cork comes from and assume it's that waxy stuff.
Interesting. Thanks for getting back to me on this. I’ll have to look into that!
I need one these... Im redoing our kitchen... How much for you to make me one???
Great video thanks for sharing. Did you guys drink all that wine first to get all those corks? Ya
Thanks! Funny part is that we did have about half of those corks saved up and we almost threw them out several times because we didn't know where to store them and we weren't using them. I'm glad we didn't!
good
Great video as always! Are you going to start selling stickers any time soon? Looking forward for the tapering jig video
Great question! I’ve been looking at options for stickers again recently and so the answer is YES, I just don’t know when. Soon though! Keep checking in and thank you! Tapering jig video will be soon as well. Really excited for that one.
Hey how about showing more video/pictures of the completed project? The small amount shown towards the end doesn't show a lot and goes by quick :-)
Sorry about that. Corner units are really boring from a film and photo aspect because there's only one viewing angle. When we do the backsplash and signage we will try to get more shots of this as well.
Whatever works. It's obviously made fast, but you can't always take time. Now, in order to make the video more interesting, it would have been nice to explain what the project was before building it. Something like "I want to build a shelf for this corner of the house, in which I will place the wine cooler, plus this and this. My idea is to make it curved for this reason..." - So that we get an overview, and the build makes sense as it goes. Just my idea... :)
That's some great feedback. Thanks! This video was harder to put together than the build itself for some reason. I liked the idea of leaving a little suspense from beginning to end, sort of like unwrapping a present, where you see all these little things come together to make a final reveal. But a little more clarity as to what it is that I was even doing to begin with definitely makes sense too. Mental note...
You should wear your merchandise in the videos instead of your favorite UA sweatshirt. Just a good idea to help promote your gear and get you some more revenue! Fun channel. Keep it up!
The sad truth is that I can't afford one of my own sweatshirts right now AND I have four UA sweatshirts that I wear all the time. We are working on that though. I really appreciate the suggestion though. It's something I've been bring up for a few months now.
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Understandable. Or trying to insult you or change your business. I know it’s hard being an entrepreneur. Persevere and you will find success!
No I really do appreciate the thoughts and ideas! We just have to keep grinding it out!
Nice project!! But please shut the table saw off when your not cutting! Better safe than sorry.
There's no beauty shots of the overall finished project. Lots of close ups, but no wide shot to see the complete thing.
Just towards the end. It's a really great project but kind of boring for video or pictures sake as there's not much to show. Especially being a corner unit because there's only one angle to see it from as well. This lives right next to a sliding glass door which because go glaring light makes it really hard to film. Sorry about that.