Japanese Inspired Plane Cabinet #1 Making The Tray

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[@steverochon1620]

This is the 1st video of yours I've watched and I'm really impressed. This caught my eye because I have a new workbench in this year's project list. While I like the route style, I want a cabinet underneath like a Shaker style bench. This would add weight to the bench, as there's nothing more aggravating than pushing a bench across the floor as I plane something. In that cabinet, I envision something very similar. I'll be sure to watch the rest of this series, as well as your workbench video. Nice work!

[@robertbrunston5406]

Looks very good! Thank you.

[@chrissilverhand1]

Really skilled and interesting work.....subscribed.

[@joshuachen7001]

Great job! You sir are really a craftsman

[@SethsProject]

Woody Chen Thank you very much :)

[@jporterfield]

Nicely done. Wonderful music: attributes? Love the voice-over.

[@georghartmann6971]

very curious about the music too .. it really fits imho

[@jackdavid23]

Nice video quality. What brand of japanese chisels are those and where did u buy them?

[@heyimamaker]

Amazing work as usual!

[@SethsProject]

Hey I'm a Maker Thank you :)

[@Frakka475]

Could I ask you what species/types of wood are you using for each component?

[@emlynbudds8]

Hi Seth great channel. What oil do you use to dip your chisels in it was in the silver can. Thanks in advance

[@SethsProject]

emlyn budds It's just engine oil :) I would recommend Camellia oil

[@artrobert0875]

Is that a #7 or #8? Good work by the way

[@SethsProject]

Tra Cruea it’s a no.7

[@artemlebedev6297]

You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.