Wall-hanging Hand tool Cabinet with 4 Doors.
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Making a nice looking tool cabinet tool chest for my babies (hand tools), cause hand tools deserve better than just something thrown together!
I went full send with this cabinet, I don’t like the stuffy looking cabinets so I added my own little touches along the way with some dovetails/lap and through cut by hand.
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wow, seriously, hats off! Amazing work and really entertaining video! Thanks!
Thank you Richard appreciate the compliment mate 🍻🍻🍻
The ash grey finish was excellent...!!!!!
Thanks mate, well I had to make it match the workbench LOL
Enjoyed watching and listening to this
Thank you David, appreciate the compliment mate!!! I hope you’re having a wicked weekend!!! 🍻🍻🍻
For a man is who impatient, those dovetails are amazing Ben
Thank you Rosco! If I get them off the saw I'm happy 😊
Absolutely.stunning work and amazed with your skills.
Thank you Elporko, thank you for the complement and taking the time to comment - much appreciated man! 🍻🍻🍻
To quote Yello .... "oh yeah!" Epic build :-)
Many thanks, one of the best videos I have watched on CZcams 👍
Thank you Michael, I appreciate the compliment mate! 🍻😊🍻
Beautifully done!
Thank you very much! 🍻🍻🍻
Tis’ truly a thing of beauty
Cheers Doug! Was nice to not make something so poncy!
WOW !
Cheers Abdul! Hope you’re well! 🍻🍻🍻
Nicel
Thank you Alex! 🍻🍻🍻
Amazing. No other words required.
Thank you Martin! Hope youre well! 🍺
@@HewAndAwe I'm good mate thanks, looking forward to making my own tool cabinet inspired by yours!
What a fantastic build! Well done ! I made mine with storage on the exterior of the front as well. I recessed magnetic strips so that I have infinite possibilities and several more square feet of hand tool storage as well as nothing clanking around when opening and closing.I have my most commonly used tools on the front. I can't afford to waste any wall space in my tiny shop.
Thank you, the whole idea was kinda on the same point as my shop tour and using drawers - I really hate having to clean up tools that are kinda out in the open as it were to the workshop and getting covered in dust. I did used to have walls of tools and was such a pain in the arse to clean. So I made this so I can close the doors, and guess what, I never close the doors! C'est la vie 😄
Stumbled across this today, beautiful work!!!
Thank you Stephen, hope youre well and safe!
Well done!
Absolutely amazing work, bravo, sir.
Thank you, very nice of you to say!!! 😊
Very interesting techniques, thanks for making this video.
Thank you Ross! Hope you’re having a nice weekend 🍻🍻🍻
Like the music, you do nice work also.
Thank you John! I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
I'm quite impressed!
Cheers dude!
Great result. Premiership level tool control. Editing must have taken ages. Thanks for the inspiration.
I think I'm about 2.5 - 3 hrs of editing per 1 minute of finished edit that you watch, thats not including the vertical edit for Facebook etc. I enjoy the shorter edits but I'm really craving just being in the workshop making something, no cameras just free run, some piece from the world!
Ben your expertise in the film industry shows up big time and your music selection was so enjoyable and comforting to listen to as you did your craft. Great workmanship and beauty as well. I look forward to more of your talents on CZcams. BRAVO
Thank every so much Dan, what a lovely complement, that’s lifted me today!!! 😊😊😊
Would have loved to see the rest even if it was in parts. Very cool build and beautiful result none the less. Loved the trick with the card scraper and the saw kerf for the back saws.
Cheers Jeff. What did I miss out?
That wood grain burn/finish effect tho 😍
Thank you J, its not to everyone's taste but I didn't want a boring stuffy looking cabinet like we've seen over and over again.
Beautiful cabinet!
Thank you Ford, appreciated the complement! Hope youre well!!!
Excellent Brother 👏👏👏👏 Inspirational 💝 I love it Thanks for share 👍🙌🙏🏻
Thank you Miguel, thank you for the compliment!!! 🍻😊🍻
Lee Valley had a catalog cover photo once with an similar antique case that had a complete set of hand tools packed like it was ready for travel. Carpenter to go!
I think I know the one you mean, really tightly packed in? I declined a Christmas present from him 😆 I hope you had a lovely Christmas! 🍻😊🍻
@@HewAndAwe Lee valley antique tool catalog covers should be available as posters. Even the small flyer catalogs had covers to make tool geeks drool.sshlep!
I enjoyed watching how you made the tool cabinet and how the tools were organized. Great Job.
Thank you Jim, nice of you to say! Much appreciated too! Hope you're well and good, cheers, Ben 🙂
Came across your channel via rag n bone brown. Man you have some great skills! My dad was a carpenter and I have all his old tools, I went the engineering route but hit retirement now. Your Tool Cabinet build has given me the inspiration to restore all his old tools and using them to try to make something worthy to keep them in.
Who says you can't teach a old dog new tricks..... going to give it a damn good try. Thanks
I love comments like this 😊, cheers Wright 🍻🍻🍻
Awesome job, some beautiful tools in there.
Thank you Karl 😊 surprisingly no-one on the interballs has pulled me in my hinge placement yet (happy days) hope you’re well and safe man! 🍀
I just checked 2-3 of your vids, really nice, plus super nice music in all of them, but I could not shazam it at all? Thanks and good luck!
Thank you Boris! Music is a sore subject what with all these platforms changing their mind all the time...
Dog the piece and the music choice
I’m guessing you meant “dig?” If so thank you Keith for the compliment, hope you had a wonderful weekend 🍻🍻🍻
P.S. Your dovetail work is Second to NONE, Excellent Work.
Thanks Dan, appreciate it mate! 😎
Great build and some nice camera work at 12:50. 👍👍 Kubrick reference?
Thank you Bob yeah, spot on! 2001: A Space Odyssey, black monolith, just kind felt the same to me...
Wowwwww aprendi mas en 28 minutos.. que todos los videos q vi hasta ahora..
Jaja gracias amigo, me alegro de que lo hayas disfrutado!
Excellent 👴🏻🇦🇺
Thank you Mark 🍻🍻🍻
Did anyone else see the slow-mo kick in at 22:28 and think something terrible was about to happen?
Maybe the irony of the edit mate, I sliced open my hand pretty badly with a chisel on the bench build that I can still see me doing in slow-mo...
Fucking hell you're good. Thanks for sharing.
Haha cheers Greg 😊
That is absolutely fantastic. Subscribed 100%. I'm a bit jealous, not gonna lie...(Talent and tools, lol)
Nice job!
Thank you Scott 😊 They’re my prized/favourites, that cabinet kinda helps inspire me kinda like a shrine, my zen in a space that’s usually a bomb site 😆
13:23. A really good advice that came a little too late for me LOL. Practice makes perfect, though. Just found your channel today and love it. Thanks for sharing your craft!
Cheers mate, using PU glue?
@@HewAndAwe nope, just making sure all visible surfaces are charred BEFORE assembled
Really enjoyed this, thanks for sharing. I'm about to start again in a new workspace so there are some cool tricks I can take away from this video
Cheers
Ash
Probably a good time to do that considering covid, every move of shop I think its taken me 6 months to get up to speed, just a thought might be some good youtube content in putting together your new digs!
suuuper cool!! but wouldn't it be better to have the latches for the front compartment on the bottom, that would you could opn that without opening the door completly first?
Thank you Nico, I did consider different ideas, with the toggle latches if they were underneath gravity would make them a two handed affair to close them how they are now is kind one fluid motion closing them. The other reason for the toggle latches is the amount of weight in those doors. Remember though it’s your own cabinet you’re making and you can make it how you like 😊
@@HewAndAwe aaaaha, didn't think about the weight, but it makes sense 😁😁
Awesome craftmanship Sir. You got a new subscriber
Thank you buddy! Hope youre well!
Very Nice cabinet, especially the 4 sections! But I gotta ask, how many chisels do you really need?? LOL!
Loads, somethings gotta open the paint tis 😁 lots of different angles to be had, different metals too all doing different jobs - but minimum 2 sets one for hardwood and one for softwood. I go into a bit more detail here, czcams.com/video/hAC49EwY6M4/video.html 👍
Hello Ben and congratulations for all the beauties you offered on your channel.
I’m thinking of building a tool cabinet for my sculpture and Luther’s tools
The one you have made is my favorite. Can you tell me how deep are the doors?
One more time bravo bravo bravo!
I keep following your channel despite the fact that I don’t understand all the things that you say.
You’re talking so fast 😂
Hiya, could you email me and I can send you dimensions and photos 👍
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Belo trabalho
Muito obrigado por dizer! Muito apreciado!
A great build! I think I'm going to get my dovetail template out now! 😊
I hear people mention using a dovetail template in FB woodworking groups, what actually is it?
@@HewAndAwe It was the first thing I made in woodworking class at school (out of metal). 😊
Many moons ago! 😂
Mike Lambert like a dovetail ratio marker or?
@@HewAndAwe just a simple template...I've lost it over the years. The teacher said its the most important tool in woodworking so we had to make one first job. I ended up being a cabinet maker for the first 9 years of my working life and never used it as all the dovetails were machined!
I'm late to the party, heard about your page from ragandbonebrown and I am full of admiration for your work. I'm going to have to sharpen my chisels and practice those dovetails.
Really??? I had no idea he had done me such a favour!!! Where did he do that, I'd like to thank him please? Thank you for the compliment too, much appreciated man!!! 🖖
@@HewAndAwe he gave you a shout out on his podcast he does with Matt from Badger Workshop. It's called Workshop Banter, you can find it on You Tube, Spotify the usual suspects.
Found your channel just ‘this week via your shop tour video which cracked me up:-)
Loved watching this build video - no fuss, no muss, very inspirational.
Personally I liked the music; can you add the details of it to your description maybe?
Subscribed and looking forward to diving into your other videos - keep up the great work!
Hi Steve, thanks for the compliment 😊 I would but all I can tell you is it was from epidemic sound and I’ve stopped subscribing to them, I also don’t have to hard drive space to keep the full edit file to go back and check, I’m sorry about that 😬
I hope you don't mind me saying this but of all your videos this one is the one I have seen (like I am now) over and over again and again. I love watching you work while all the time knowing that this woodworking is not your day job and yet you are so good at it. I am finally starting my own Wall Hung Tool Cabinet some 6 years in the waiting and I'm going to use one of your joinery methods the butt-end dovetail Dado but mine will both be the proper length. lol lol lol lol. I have to say that the most pleasing part of your videos is the GREAT MUSIC. and of course, your skill at day job of commercial video and music talents show up big time in your shop videos. I still can't find the good music but I'm still looking for it, royalty-free of course.
I think I'll take that as a complement LOL Is actually my day job bud, the reason I ddint use a full DT housing joint is cause it binds so much, more so when you add glue - its one of those very temperamental joints shall we say. I used the best of both worlds for looks as well as ease and strength. Theres losts of sites you have to sub to for music, youtube have free royalty free music but its pretty crap! Its a bit more complicated music to when it comes to editing, you need to be able to download all stems to make a good edit.
That was amazing really enjoyed that. Very inspirational. Am I right that your in UK 🇬🇧? Seen the plug sockets on the wall.
This made me chuckle! That’s exactly what I do, look for the plug sockets to find out where the creator is from! Yeah UK, based in Suffolk coastal. Thank you Andrew for the compliment bud! Hope you’re well and having a lovely weekend! 🙂
I look for sockets too! That and the obvious accent differences 😜
Scouser living in Manchester, small workshop at home looking to start wooden window manufacturing 👍
hand tools in a cabient built with power tools ?
Did you not watch the whole vid then, I didn’t see a router cut a single dovetail… besides I’m a hybrid wood worker.
Looking for the fret saw you’re using, can’t decide which size to buy. Looks like the one you have is on the larger side. Worth it?
Hi Christopher, when I bought it I was like its like condoms, better to have and not need and need and not have. If yore dovetailing drawers that have height you'll need it... If I had the money I would have also the smaller version, but that's a luxury having two. Hope that helps mate?
@@HewAndAwe got it. Go buy the extra large condoms in case it grows? Lol. Point taken
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Cheer Robert 🍻🍻🍻
Awesome bro, fabulous work...
Am also a Carpenter from pakistan, I realy enjoy your video, your working teachnics OMG....
Carry on bro.
Or in last May I know which wood or glue you guys use?
because we use mostly lamination sheets, or nails here.
Thank you Mirza! At what point in the vid are you meaning mate? I use different glues depending on set time etc.
@@HewAndAwe hey bro,
how are u!
am asking about the meterial ( wood or glue) that u used in 9:30 part of this video.
How did you color your cabinet ? Just burn or ?...
Its all in the video bud, burn, knock back, watered down grey chalk paint, rubbed back with wire wool, then Osmo.
Where is the little brass mallet from bud ? Great build love it and the editing 👌
Thank you William for the complement 😊There was a guy on youtube making and selling them ages ago but has since stopped making them, the price was good but the import charges were as much as the mallet, which I only found out after the purchase 🙁
Very beautiful and inspiring! Could you tell me what type of Festool circular saw you used to make the dado?
Thanks!
It’s the HK85 with the VN-HK85 groove unit 👍
@@HewAndAwe Thanks mate!!!
Do you have any plans for sale for this build?
Hi Joel, no sorry its nut really something you should work from plans cause its a very personal thing that you and your tools will tell you what's needed to house them..
All in pine?
Hi Stefaan, pretty much the plane holder was 6mm and the back panel 18mm ply though. Sorry for the late reply! Kind regards,
Ben.
PUT A GUARD ON THAT JOINTER/ PLANER!!!!
NO! 😂 There's good reasons why its not on there, mainly the design type and size would cause me more issues if something did happen getting to the emergency off button in my small workshop.
@@HewAndAwe its an axminster planer is it not, the guards are small in comparison and surely if you have a guard your less likely to need an emergency stop as there is no way you can get your fingers in with the blade, take it from me who has had their fingertips removed by a planer, it bloody hurt
Yes and it’s the 12” planer. I appreciate your concern, and boy do I know what that feels like! I’ve had three fingers sewn back on some twenty years ago - the docs said the pain was the equivalent to giving birth. 3 ops, Six months of physio/rehab and I can still bash the bishop but can’t flip anyone the middle finger cause I can’t move the ends of my fingers. So I don’t take this decision lightly bud. With that guard on in the size of my shop I wouldn’t be able to get out of the workshop with out doing a full lap of the shop cause it’s damn long, with the guard on makes the whole machine near 1,2m wide, if it were the pork chop design it would be on!
Boa noite aqui do Brasil manda umas ferramentas dessa para mim. To começando agora é não tem grana para compra ferramentas boas assim.
haha Eu gostaria de poder dar a todos as ferramentas de que precisam!
@@HewAndAwe kkk to brincando aqui no Brasil e tudo muito caro coisas importadas um serrote veritas aqui chega à custa 250 dólares
Ben, I have to laugh, I'm watching this video again and specifically for your panel dadoed dovetail end to the case frame or body. I'm close to finishing up two projects here and will begin my own (long-awaited) wall hung tool cabinet for my little garage woodworking shop and I'm going to include this method of jointing my intermediate panels both vertical and horizontal with this type of dado joint of yours design. But as I said I had to laugh because it just occurred to me why you had to cancel your subscription to that source of music you used. YOU SPENT ALL YOUR CASH ON FESTOOL Equipment!!! lol lol lol lol lol. The shop I worked for in France for over 12 years we had all kinds of Festool power tools and back then I didn't know how prestigious Festool was because we never knew the cost of them the company just gave them to us to use. But to this day I still can't stand the Festool drill motor and screw-guns. They are WAY TOO HEAVY. Still, this video has got to be the best Tool Cab video out there. Chow buddy
Hi Dan, sorry for the late reply, I do try and get to my comments once a week and answer all of them, sometimes the head space stars dont align for me to be in the right place to answer so I wait a bit, my apologies. I don't have any children, that I know of that is, probably one gonna knock on the door any day now 😬So yeah, spent on tools... I got really fed up with constantly having to aline tools, re-set them every cut, I had some propper shite tools to start with - we all did. If a tool can help make things happen faster and not have the worry/cost of it being out i'm all for it, Covid has really taken it's toll too, I'm not sure what the future holds for me and what I like doing, good tools or not they were about before things went covid buddy. Music subs... well I can hum a good tune haha. Hope youre well. Cheers, Ben 🙂
where did you get the catches from for locking the folding doors. Also in the uk.
6 Pcs Toggle Clamp Latch, 100KG... www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0924718CK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share 👍
I just stubbed on your channel, great stuff! BTW, what is the card scraper in the saw kerf for?
Hi Mark, thank you nice of you to say. The card scraper helps extends the cut on half lap dovetails and makes it a bit quicker clearing out the waste 👍
Wow, amazing work! And the video is excellent.... but think it might be even better without the music soundtrack which takes away from enjoyment of just watching you working listening to the sounds in the shop. Unlike the other commenter, not suggesting that you speak at all... simply let us hear the sounds of the tools and the work you're doing without the music. There's so much going on in the visuals and with your excellent editing, it wouldn't be at all boring. Hey, it's just one guy's opinion but take a look at another channel, Hand Tool Rescue, to see what I mean. Maybe try posting one of your videos with the music soundtrack and the same video without and ask for comments which people like better. Good luck.
Thank you Ol, music is an issue, some like some dont, but then what do you do when you forget to turn the sound recorder on, or the gain turned itself down in my camera equipment bag 🤦🏻♂️ The end music was just a bit of fun 70's porn music, kinda worked for what was being shown I thought.
The music was excellent !
What dividers are you using?
For the hand planes, strips of oak ripped on the table saw then the thicknesser to final dimensions 👍
@@HewAndAwe I meant the dividers you use to mark your dovetails out with.
@@Wjracer106 oh-sorry my bad, they’re from Axminster; www.axminstertools.com/axminster-spring-dividers-150mm-201101
@@HewAndAwe Axminster the shop of dreams.
@@Wjracer106 I’ve been waiting over 4 months to be on their affiliate program and still I haven’t heard anything ☹️ I’d post links to the tools I used but that’s a lot of work so I just keep it to comments like yours for the mo.
Plans available?
I’m afraid not, not really something plans would work for, I’d be very surprised if some had all the same tools which dictated the size of the cabinet, some may have many more hand plans for instance. Plus where’s the fun in that, making something to your own size/speck is part of the fun.
That is true. Thanks for the great video. Gave me a lot of ideas and love the final look.
A ring and bracelet around a table saw? Not a good idea.
🥱 getting your hands that close for them to be a problem would be the first bad idea.
I can't be doing with the music it would be better if you could speak
Sorry for the late reply, I’ve been giving what you’ve said some proper thought... but I keep coming to the same thought, what’s been shown visually is that not enough information as it is, do people really need it spelling out for them? What is it more you’d actually like to hear me say? I’m not trying to be rude or anything don’t get me wrong - just trying to understand what’s on your mind. 👍
Different styles suit different peeps. I can't stand non-stop talking. Ugh. Music not my choice but not bad. There's always the volume button and your helpful captions...of course/coarse ;)
I want to make one of these. Thanks for taking the time and sharing it.
Nice work mate .🏆👍😊..how many hours would you say it took give or take a yard ?🤣👍🏆
Muuuuuuuch longer then my Johnson for sure! 😂 But I recon I could crack one out in 7 days or less with out filming.