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Great upgrade to an already beautiful cabinet~! I need to do this myself, or at the very least build sheaths for my Rob Cosman saws. I agree with you...he produces some of the best hand tools available anywhere~!
Like the design! Seems like we have very similar style as far as mixing traditional with power tools. I just got that Schoberg vise and can’t wait to put it to use
Thanks for watching Kev! I'm trying to demonstrate that the through-hole allows sawdust from the saw to fall through, otherwise over time it would accumulate in there with no way to get out.
I really like the functionality of this dedicated cabinet, clever design. I just have my hand tools on shelves and racks on the wall, but the idea of having them all in one place, in a great looking cabinet, really appeals to me. Your old school attention to detail, as in using slotted screws, and lining them up perfectly, is great to see. Most people don't bother nowadays, as they can be a real pain to use! Good job
Thanks so much Rich! I used to have my tools on shelves as well, and it's definitely super satisfying having them all in one well-organized place. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I really love this saw till, and I was wondering if I could make one myself. And watching your video I noticed that you have a Cosman Saw and a Veritas Saw (like me) and I would like know which one you prefer, or is the Cosman saw really better that the veritas saw?
Thanks Ricardo I'm glad you like it. You can definitely make one yourself! I have a Cosman dovetail saw and a Veritas cross-cut saw. To be honest I really do prefer the Cosman saw -- the grip fits my hand better, and it is much heavier which makes it feel more sturdy. I might purchase a Cosman crosscut saw to replace my Veritas one day.
This is really neat. After seeing your cabinet... I want to see if I can use pine cutoffs from my desk project to make something similar as I planned it long ago but lacked tools. Though first let's finish the project on hand haha. And the whole cabinet is just beautiful while also being really useful. I love it.
Can I ask which Cosman saws you have and the thinking behind your choice? Subscribed today- looking forward to working through your vids- lovely stuff.
Sure! My main backsaws are a Rob Cosman dovetail saw, and a Veritas cross cut saw. The only reason both aren't RC is because of the price. Thanks for commenting and welcome to my channel Will!
I cannot ring the bell to receive notifications because it says the channel is “Made for Kids” and falls under a rule about kids content. Love your videos.
Wow that is very strange. As far as I can tell, this channel is set as NOT "made for kids"... I'll try to investigate further. Thank you for watching and letting me know about this issue!
Just beautiful. First I've seen of your videos, and I'm happy to subscribe and follow. Did you consider chamfering the slots to make it easier to insert the saws? Just wondering.
Thanks Rob, and welcome to my channel!! Chamfering the slots would have been a great idea, I didn't think of it. Fortunately they aren't too hard to insert as-is... but, if I did it again I would chamfer them. Thanks for the suggestion!
This is absolutely unreal - I was hoping you'd make a video showing this! I have a quick question - what make tenon and dovetail saws do you have? I only have very crappy ones (£3 ones from B&Q) and I'd like to invest in either new good quality ones or restore some preloved saws. What would you recommend?
Thanks so much for watching and commenting calzaghe! I don't technically have a tenon saw, but my crosscut saw is Veritas and my dovetail saw is Rob Cosman. Veritas saws are excellent, though somewhat expensive. Rob Cosman saws are the best saws you can buy (in my opinion) and are therefore really, really expensive (in my opinion). I absolutely adore mine but it was a real stretch to afford. If I had lots of money to throw around, I would buy only Rob Cosman saws. I am very happy with my Veritas saw too. It's up to you whether you go new or restored!
That's tough, different solutions work for different people. Even something cheap and simple like a pegboard wall would work well and help keep you organized and prevent cutting yourself!
Haha thanks Janie! Yes I took this idea 100% completely from his "prototype", but I haven't seen any videos where he shows it in much detail... so I kind of winged it and made this one up. He's a big inspiration to me!
Oh yeah, for sure, I haven't seen any videos either of how he made it. He's an amazing woodworker. Great work and awesome video. Definitely going to have to make this. Thanks for uploading your take on this. Now we can all thank you for giving us an idea of how to go about making it.
Why don’t you store them teeth side up, as you would a knife, to protect the teeth? Humble question to someone of obviously far greater skill and experience than mine!!!
Good question! In this case the teeth are totally covered within the sheath (with some extra room below them), and the saw is fully supported on its heavy metal back spine. Therefore the teeth do not scrape at all inside of the sheath and are fully protected. Thanks for the comment, let me know if I didn't answer your question fully!
Honestly it's not that much better. In this case each saw gets its own sheathe which protects it, and it feels pretty cool to pivot it down to use it and back up to store it... but, honestly it's just fun for me to make and to use :)
Just one comment: drilling the main function of your saw sheath to insert dowels makes it weak. I’d have preferred to have round spacers in between so your main rotating axle would remain stronger. Apart from that, well done!
I disagree. I found value in enjoying creating this thing, and I derive value (the feeling of satisfaction) each time I use it. Thanks for watching, though!
dk builds If you want to see a truly valuable shop accessory, check out Stumpy Nubs’ “DYI Table Saw Fence Caddy Keeps Your Gear Near”. That’s the kind of project that’s more than worth the effort!
@@neilphillips3193 Carpentry is my hobby, not my profession. I enjoy building clever, useful projects I see here. Yours are neither. But check out: Warriors of the Plains: Native American Regalia & Crafts, one of my books.
@@joewrosenthal00 my woodworking videos are ‘neither’ because I don’t have any woodworking videos. I’m not a content creator. I’m only just getting back into woodworking after a long break due to a career in science. The few videos I do have are of my reef aquariums and various other related things. I’ll take a hard pass on the book rec, thanks though. I only commented because your original comment was neither helpful or positive. This channel has some amazing content and the production values are insanely good- couldn’t let your negative comment lie.
Thank you for watching! If you liked this video, please like it and subscribe to the channel, it really helps me out. If you didn't like it, please leave a comment and let me know so I can improve future videos!
I just subscribed, man I totally love your intros and taste for background music!
@@Srv02 Thanks so much, Srv! Welcome to my channel! :)
Man that is sweet plus very practical! Honestly the 1st I’ve seen of its kind. I admire your style & demeanor. Very relaxed.
Glad you like it Kelly! :)
Great upgrade to an already beautiful cabinet~! I need to do this myself, or at the very least build sheaths for my Rob Cosman saws. I agree with you...he produces some of the best hand tools available anywhere~!
Thanks Andrew! If you build some sheaths, let me know how they turn out! Thanks for watching :)
Amazing work great craftsmen ship
Thanks for the kind words Jim!
There’s something very satisfying about using a properly sharpened hand tool to plane, cut or shape wood.
I agree! It feels so satisfying to use!
Love the design & build. Very clean & crisp, well detailed video
Thanks so much John! Glad you enjoyed the build and the video!
That’s a great addition to the cabinet. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching Tom!
Excellent job, beautiful cabinet. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Jim! I appreciate you watching and commenting!
Very inspirational and a great addition to your gorgeous cabinet. 👌🏼
Thanks Nuptse! I agree! :)
This is so great!
Thanks so much Sufi!
Just beautiful! Super aesthetically pleasing video!
I love that you are a hardwood snob. No other wood deserves your woodworking precision.
Thank you! And haha yeah pine isn't even on my radar anymore 😇
Brilliant design! Great combination of form and function. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and commenting, Shripad!
Somebody likes Rob Cosman :)
Haha true that! He’s a big inspiration for me
@@dkbuilds me too
Great addition to the tool cabinet!!!.
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Thanks so much Simon! :)
Simple and beautiful, looks great and such a great addition to your cabinet
Thank you Geeks! Glad you liked it :)
Nice work! Great
Thanks a lot Davide!
Dude! You are the best! 😎
Thank you so much!
Another fantastic video! I'm gonna have to have a go a making one of these when I get back in my garage.
Thank you Juli!! Let me know how it turns out when you make it!
Love the creativity of it! Looks great!
Thanks so much Daughters! Glad you liked it!
Wow very nice! I see that Rob cosman saw and his favourite finish ;) awesome man!
Oh yes definitely, he's a big inspiration to me! Glad you liked it :)
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing that.
My pleasure, thanks for watching Coldwood!
Absolutely a thing of beauty.
Thank you so much Lucian!
Great design. Love it.
Thanks so much Scott!
Very nice man! Never seen one of these before but they make good sense. Enjoying watching your videos.
Heck yeah, thanks RLL! Glad you liked it :)
YES!!! Another handtool build. ( sorta ) Love it!
Heck yeah! Thanks Jay!
I think someone is a Rob Cosman fan. Nice work !
Oh yes, he's a huge inspiration for me :)
Beautiful work, dude! Nicely done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks so much MC, I always love seeing you in the comment section. Stay safe with your family too!
Very nice! Thanks for sharing!💜
You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting Jason!
Wow beautiful work! Subscribed and ready to work through your back catalogue. Amazing work👍👍👍
Excellent!! Welcome to my channel Trev, I'm glad to have you!
Only wonderful !!!
Thank you Giorgio!!
Bravo 👏🏻
On many levels you’ve earned my respect and a new loyal subscriber.
Thx so much for the inspiration!
Heck yes, thanks Legacy Haus and welcome to my channel!
Like the design! Seems like we have very similar style as far as mixing traditional with power tools. I just got that Schoberg vise and can’t wait to put it to use
Thanks Tranq! I agree, the best is a mix of power and hand tools. I really like my Schoberg vise, I think you'll enjoy yours!
*muy buen trabajo*
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Muchas gracias, David!
Just damn nice work...
Thanks so much Mark! :)
Nice video, and I see you are a big Rob Cosman fan, just like me.
Most definitely. He's a huge inspiration for me. Thanks for watching Marc!
It will be the small details that make it perfect. For example the brass slotted screws in the direction of the grain.
Thanks so much Frank! I'm glad you liked it!
Great job. Love your videos keep them coming 😊👊🏻
As long as you keep watching, Chad, I'll keep making videos! Deal?? :)
What was with the dropping the saw dust down it at the end? Great build by the way!
Thanks for watching Kev! I'm trying to demonstrate that the through-hole allows sawdust from the saw to fall through, otherwise over time it would accumulate in there with no way to get out.
@@dkbuilds Thats what I thought, just was checking
I thought it was salt haha
That is sick bro
Thanks NCG!
Muy bueno gracias
Gracias Jorge!
How convenient, a place to store my saw...
Using only a circular saw, a router, a bandsaw, a drill, a sander... :D
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I really like the functionality of this dedicated cabinet, clever design.
I just have my hand tools on shelves and racks on the wall, but the idea of having them all in one place, in a great looking cabinet, really appeals to me.
Your old school attention to detail, as in using slotted screws, and lining them up perfectly, is great to see.
Most people don't bother nowadays, as they can be a real pain to use!
Good job
Thanks so much Rich! I used to have my tools on shelves as well, and it's definitely super satisfying having them all in one well-organized place. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Very nice lad!!
Thanks so much Rhino! :)
Love it. Nice. Thank you.
Thanks so much Alessandro!
Also really like the simplicity, clarity and essentialism of your surroundings.
Thanks for the kind words!
I really love this saw till, and I was wondering if I could make one myself. And watching your video I noticed that you have a Cosman Saw and a Veritas Saw (like me) and I would like know which one you prefer, or is the Cosman saw really better that the veritas saw?
Thanks Ricardo I'm glad you like it. You can definitely make one yourself!
I have a Cosman dovetail saw and a Veritas cross-cut saw. To be honest I really do prefer the Cosman saw -- the grip fits my hand better, and it is much heavier which makes it feel more sturdy. I might purchase a Cosman crosscut saw to replace my Veritas one day.
This is really neat.
After seeing your cabinet... I want to see if I can use pine cutoffs from my desk project to make something similar as I planned it long ago but lacked tools.
Though first let's finish the project on hand haha.
And the whole cabinet is just beautiful while also being really useful. I love it.
Thanks so much piotref! Good luck with your builds, let me know how they turn out!
@@dkbuilds Will keep that in mind ^ ^
It will take some time due to college and having to buy clamps haha.
And thanks for words of encouragement!
Can I ask which Cosman saws you have and the thinking behind your choice? Subscribed today- looking forward to working through your vids- lovely stuff.
Sure! My main backsaws are a Rob Cosman dovetail saw, and a Veritas cross cut saw. The only reason both aren't RC is because of the price. Thanks for commenting and welcome to my channel Will!
I agree, its just beautiful. The pivoting application makes it easier to retrieve and put away. Thanks for sharing :)
Thank you for watching, Regina!
I cannot ring the bell to receive notifications because it says the channel is “Made for Kids” and falls under a rule about kids content. Love your videos.
Wow that is very strange. As far as I can tell, this channel is set as NOT "made for kids"... I'll try to investigate further. Thank you for watching and letting me know about this issue!
If I ever blow at dust it flies back into my eyes, clearly this man has superpowers!
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Hello, very well! By from Italy
Thanks so much Alfonso!
Is that a Cosman bench?
It sure is!
What hand saws do you use?
My dovetail saw is made by Rob Cosman, my crosscut saw is made by Veritas, and my Japanese pull saws are cheap Amazon ones :)
С приобретением рубанка №7 =)
Ха-ха, именно так! Куплен неделю назад :)
Is that a Colman workbench? He teaches how to make these out of MDF. How do you like it?
Yes it's a Cosman workbench and honestly I absolutely love it. Zero complaints about it!
@@dkbuilds those look like his handsaws too. Man, you got the whole kit! I love his work.
I think wax inside where the saw blades reside would have been good. Otherwise a great job!
Thanks a good idea, thanks for sharing Jim!
Здорово! Вот на какую бы стену у себя в мастерской такой же шкафчик повесить. Лайки!
Спасибо большое!
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Just beautiful. First I've seen of your videos, and I'm happy to subscribe and follow.
Did you consider chamfering the slots to make it easier to insert the saws? Just wondering.
Thanks Rob, and welcome to my channel!! Chamfering the slots would have been a great idea, I didn't think of it. Fortunately they aren't too hard to insert as-is... but, if I did it again I would chamfer them. Thanks for the suggestion!
This is absolutely unreal - I was hoping you'd make a video showing this! I have a quick question - what make tenon and dovetail saws do you have? I only have very crappy ones (£3 ones from B&Q) and I'd like to invest in either new good quality ones or restore some preloved saws. What would you recommend?
Thanks so much for watching and commenting calzaghe! I don't technically have a tenon saw, but my crosscut saw is Veritas and my dovetail saw is Rob Cosman. Veritas saws are excellent, though somewhat expensive. Rob Cosman saws are the best saws you can buy (in my opinion) and are therefore really, really expensive (in my opinion). I absolutely adore mine but it was a real stretch to afford. If I had lots of money to throw around, I would buy only Rob Cosman saws. I am very happy with my Veritas saw too. It's up to you whether you go new or restored!
What kind of tool storage should I built. I have a plain box with hand tools and I have cut my finger with a drawknife while trying to get a tool
That's tough, different solutions work for different people. Even something cheap and simple like a pegboard wall would work well and help keep you organized and prevent cutting yourself!
just a silent movie, "look at me"
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Your tool wall is looking similar to Rob Cosmans "prototype". Looks good in other words lol
Haha thanks Janie! Yes I took this idea 100% completely from his "prototype", but I haven't seen any videos where he shows it in much detail... so I kind of winged it and made this one up. He's a big inspiration to me!
Oh yeah, for sure, I haven't seen any videos either of how he made it. He's an amazing woodworker. Great work and awesome video. Definitely going to have to make this. Thanks for uploading your take on this. Now we can all thank you for giving us an idea of how to go about making it.
Fantástico 👏.
Thank you Francisco! :)
Beautiful!!! What's the longest plane it can accommodate?
Thank you! The cabinet was built to hold a 22" long #7 jointer plane.
From where you take all the spare time, to do this thinks for yourself.
It's tough! I mostly do woodworking on weekends.
Why don’t you store them teeth side up, as you would a knife, to protect the teeth? Humble question to someone of obviously far greater skill and experience than mine!!!
Good question! In this case the teeth are totally covered within the sheath (with some extra room below them), and the saw is fully supported on its heavy metal back spine. Therefore the teeth do not scrape at all inside of the sheath and are fully protected. Thanks for the comment, let me know if I didn't answer your question fully!
I love your tools and skills but hate that blue fat screw driver 😖
You're not the first to comment that! I will try to replace the screwdriver 😆
could you tell me which of maker is your tablesaw?
Sure! My table saw is made by Saw Stop
3:00 опасно заходить на фрезу с торца.
Да, но я режу очень мало. Также фреза имеет направляющий подшипник, который предотвращает поломку.
can someone tell me the advantage to a pivoting saw storing rack instead of a normal hook
Honestly it's not that much better. In this case each saw gets its own sheathe which protects it, and it feels pretty cool to pivot it down to use it and back up to store it... but, honestly it's just fun for me to make and to use :)
dk builds ahh ok, it looks lovely, wonderful craftsmanship. Was just curious hahaha
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Show!!!
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Muito bom
Obrigado!
Just one comment: drilling the main function of your saw sheath to insert dowels makes it weak. I’d have preferred to have round spacers in between so your main rotating axle would remain stronger. Apart from that, well done!
Thanks Duke, that's a very good point. I'll do that next time!
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Check out R&R Building on U Tube. He does a lot of Rosetta stone
Thanks for the recommendation!
WTF?.. =/
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Another dumb project that required too much effort for too little value. Egad!
I disagree. I found value in enjoying creating this thing, and I derive value (the feeling of satisfaction) each time I use it. Thanks for watching, though!
dk builds
If you want to see a truly valuable shop accessory, check out Stumpy Nubs’ “DYI Table Saw Fence Caddy Keeps Your Gear Near”.
That’s the kind of project that’s more than worth the effort!
@@joewrosenthal00 says the guy with zero videos in his channel. what happened to you to make you the way you are?
@@neilphillips3193
Carpentry is my hobby, not my profession. I enjoy building clever, useful projects I see here. Yours are neither.
But check out: Warriors of the Plains: Native American Regalia & Crafts, one of my books.
@@joewrosenthal00 my woodworking videos are ‘neither’ because I don’t have any woodworking videos. I’m not a content creator. I’m only just getting back into woodworking after a long break due to a career in science. The few videos I do have are of my reef aquariums and various other related things.
I’ll take a hard pass on the book rec, thanks though.
I only commented because your original comment was neither helpful or positive. This channel has some amazing content and the production values are insanely good- couldn’t let your negative comment lie.