I Made A Pair Of Nightstands
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 9. 09. 2024
- In this video I make a pair of art deco /mid century modern inspired nightstands / bedside tables / bedside cabinets with drawers to accompany a bed I made a few months ago.
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Must say, Iâm really enjoying the new direction where youâre giving yourself the time and space to think about the design and build, rather than worrying about a schedule of uploads. Hopefully youâre back enjoying it, certainly looks like you are.
These nightstands and the bed are proper quality!
Thank you! I certainly feel more relaxed đ
I like the way you attached the fronts and then cut, Iâll definitely remember this trick. Lovely work there, thanks for sharing
Just noticed the Rag ' N' Bone Brown truck zooming past your front gate !! Getting very famous !!
Youâre correct. The colour is beautiful. And love the idea to make the door fronts as one and then cut!
Nice night stand Keith! Thanks for sharing the video with us!đđđJP
May your symptoms stay minor and be done with quickly! I have wondered if isolating for Covid is less of a change/shock for many woodworkers. WRT to the useful pallet salvage, we used to get Marblehead cabin cruiser hulls shipped from the Far East. Paid US customs on the value of the hull. Then someone realized that the teak crates the hulls came in were worth more than the hulls.
Great job Keith. Get well soon.
Thanks
Very good edit on the Waitrose truck XD love it!
Thanks!
Nice trick with cutting the front panels in one go. Looks great đ
Thanks
These nightstands are beautiful!
I wish had the skills to make nice things like this. Watching your videos made me realize how math is involved in proper carpentry. I'm terrible at math đ
One of the best from scratch construction videos I have seen for bedside cabinets. The finish and overall look is excellent a bit pricey for material but definitely worth it for the end result.
Thank you
Regarding the issue of safety glasses fogging: I started wearing a 3M 6900 full-face respirator a few months ago and have never looked back. It completely eliminates the problem of interference between safety glasses and a respirator and doesnât fog at all. The face shield has the same impact protection as safety glasses, plus it prevents getting dust in your eyes. Sadly, it does make me look like a dork.
I do too. Especially good for preventing dust in the eyes.
Yeah, a full face is great to have.
I've a 3M and a North(MSA) full face from work replacing them (I work with chemicals). I stick with the 3M as filters are easier to get and cheaper, but I could make dust filters for the North. The 3M does have better view out. I'd prefer the 3M to my current Scotty, but work provides the mask and filters and they only want to stock the one brand. Sadly, now, I need reading glasses so I need to get "Diopters" for inside the mask.
Brilliant method of making / cutting the drawer fronts. I might have to try it in the future. Looking very nice
Thank you Peter
Little late but 3m makes anti fog safety glasses and they've been a much needed addition for me
Love this design Keith. Canât wait to see video of legs
0:37 That's brilliant!!
Well spotted đ
What a great result Keith! Amazing!
Thank you
Fair play to you Keith - sanding whilst having Covid đ·
These are gorgeous, well done! I've always enjoyed recycling scrap wood but watching your channel has really opened me up to plywood as a perfectly legit material for woodworking and not a last-resort choice to be hidden. Thanks for sharing, I always learn a lot! Can't wait to see the next video.
Thank you
Great video, no need to shy away from longer videos, people are happy to watch longer good content!
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing the video.
Thank you Hans
Fantastic! Always love your work. đ
Nice work Keith. Those dressers look great. Also, I really like the tone and atmosphere in your videos.
Thank you
Really nice, Keith. You're very talented.
Thank you
As always loved this project đ€đ€
Thanks you!
I started using the Axminster APF 10 evolution powered respirator after I got a scratch on my eye from a rogue speck of wood (made it under the full face visor and my glasses). It's a rebranded JSP powercap I think, they certainly look very similar! It's not cheap but it is great, no fogging, great visibility, comfortable, I can wear ear defenders at the same time, battery and filters last for ages and most importantly there's no chance of anything ending up in my eyes. It's obviously entirely your choice what PPE to use but I'm happy to pay for a APF 10 to avoid the hours and hours sitting around in hospital let alone the pain and worry.
Will check it out thanks
They look really good
00:00:37 I see you even have your own delivery trucks now; business must be going well. đ Really nice-looking nightstands. Love the drawer fronts and leg design. Looking forward to part 2
Brilliant! I didn't notice first time
Glad all the effort of editing it didn't go to waste đ
These look fantastic đ
Love the look of the cabinets
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This is beautiful â€ïžâ€ïž
Nice looking pieces!
They look great excellent video as usual
Thanks
Drawers fronts, from fitting to finish just inspirational, Keith. Very professional looking cabinets and a perfect match to the bed, well done!
Thank you
Look fantastic. Hope you're recovering well.
Thanks
Cracking job mate, well done đ
Get well soon Mr Keith x
Thank you
These look awesome Keith I love those
Cheers Dave
Those night stands look great and custom building the fronts to match your bed is a nice touch.
Looking really good Keith đđđ
Thanks
Love a bit of wood gifting
Me too! đ
Really nice.
To be honest, when routing like that, I'd choose eye protection over a respirator every time. But each to their own.
Sounds reasonable; the woodchips and dust you are producing are probably to large to be dangerous for your lungs. They are big enough to hurt your eyes, I guess...
They look smashing Keith.
Thanks Paul
The drawer fronts turned out really nice! Great idea on gluing it up as one big panel and cutting afterwards!
Thank you!
Lookng great Keith, hope you soon get better, I'm just getting over it myself really knocked me for six to say the least Mate !!!>
Cheers Brian glad you're feeling better
Great job mate!
Whole night stands look charming but that top sapele board's pattern is really something! One more great work!
Love that, Sapele with a bevel edge looks so smart
Great way to get the front of the draws to match so well.
Looking forward to the legs video
Once more, excellent! That finish is amazing!
They are looking brilliant already, I love the look of the slats at the front.
Hope you've kicked COVID by now !
Thanks mate
Hi Keith, another great project. Sorry to hear about Dylan!; No doubt he had a fantastic life with you guys though đ.
Thank you
Classy and well thought-out project as ever. The drawer front idea was genius. Cheers, Keith
Looking good , really taking shape nicely. As to doing things in the wrong order, 'your not a well man' lol. Cheers Geoff
Cheers Geoff, not sure I can blame the illness as I do it all the time đ
These are beautiful already!
I love it. So well made too.
I love the design and the finish of these end tables. Thanks for sharing this video with us.
I'm sorry that you are not feeling well. I hope that you are well soon.
Thank you
That sapele has come up gorgeous, never got any come up that nice. Well done! đ
Thank you
Like the way you did the draw fronts, very clever :)
Those are so extraordinary! I love those drawer fronts; such a great idea. I hoping youâve recovered fully from Covid. On different note, do you not have heat in your shop? A mini split would be great for you.
Love the pallet use. Great work!
One for the sapele appreciation society! Very nice mate. Great idea making the drawer fronts as one the halving after. Hope you're feeling better chap.đ
Thank you!
These look fantastic! Fair play mate.
Sorry you caught covid Keith. It's great to see it hasn't got the better of you mate. The cabinets look fabulous and the finish really opens the grain nicely. Great video mate đđŒđđŒ
Great project, very nicely done đ
Beautiful nightstands. Love the wood and the stain. If I were taking out two drawers at once I guarantee I'd let them fall and damage it. Butter fingers. Great job and looking forward to the video on the base too.
Keith wow mate they are stunning you have some talent mate well done with the finish it was spot on looking forward to more like this mate wish you and the mrs all the best god bless
Thank you
damn, these look amazing. love the large chamfers and that beautiful finish. the beech panels with the continuous grain are done so clever, very nice work!
Thanks
Hi Keith,I use my glasses most of the time in my workshop. I bought the Trend stealth mask and even in the winter my glasses donât steam up.đđ
I have that mask but can't say I've had the same positive experience unfortunately
Absolutely lovely, good job Keith!
Cheers Dean
7:00 You should try the GVS Integra respirator, Keith. It has integral safety goggles to prevent fogging and gives a superb fit.
Ku
great work as always. love the sparkle on your sqoeke. beautiful finish to it!
, wish you speedy recovery, stay safe there!
Thanks John
Great stuff. Regarding the machine chamfer, perhaps it could have been done with less mess by taking out the majority of the waste with a hand plane and then using the router for the final shaping. It would have cut down the mess by 90%, IMO.
Needed this today, cheers keith!
Looking great! Cutting the drawer fronts after they're attached was brilliant, it was a big "why haven't I thought of that" moment.
I'm curious why you didn't cut the chamfers on the table saw. That maybe sounds like a critique but I don't mean it that way; I'm sure you have a good reason that I'm not thinking of.
Hope you feel better! COVID kicked my butt when I got it. Major man flu moment.
I've thought about that method of cutting the drawer fronts. Not seen it done before and only assumed it was down to material usage. I.e. not being able to fit the panels into the exact position on the sheet. I think I'll stick to the idea now I've seen it in action.
Thanks. Table saw would have been just as good an option đ
@@RagnBoneBrown Awesome! I love how there are multiple ways of achieving the same goal. My shop is in my basement next to the laundry room, so I usually go with the least dusty option.
Beautiful, Keith! Amazing work! đ
I'm definitely looking forward to the legs! (Wait, that didn't sound right... đ€)
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! đđ
They are looking really good - love the design with the panelled fronts. Not seen anyone cut through drawer fronts like that worked so well.
I wear a mask and glasses and it doesnât steam up, something in the eye is no laughing matter. I know youâve tried a lot of masks - Iâve got some on your recommendation but worth finding one that works with glasses.
Thanks
Enjoyed the build Keith, the beech herringbone drawer fronts look very effective surrounded by the darker contrasting Sapele timber. You got some nice Sapele boards there Keith, they did a good job on the planed finish as well. Tony
Thanks Tony đ
The Moisture meter should be stuck in going along the grain, not across the grain. Hope that helps Keith đ
While I do love the ribbon shaped quarter-sawn grain in the sapele I do really appreciate the more wild looking grain as when I see the ribbons I think of veneers fsr
Yes, I was happy about being able to have a bit of both! đ
@@RagnBoneBrown they turned out beautifully mate. Iâm sure ur mrs loves them too, lucky to have such a skilled husband. Glad you got to use your favourite wood - sapele, itâs lovely and the cladding is really nice too
Nice work Keith Abram Brown :) And hope the dreaded lurgy has moved on in the meantime.
Cheers, all better now đ
Hi I love your videos. I found this table I am planning to fix, but is veneer on top.
Rubbing shaving cream on the lenses and wiping it off will stop it from fogging up
Very nice design, Keith! It has a bit of a FourEyes Furniture vibe to it. You know these guys, they are on CZcams as well?
Is that a glue bottle in your pocket? Or are you just happy to see me? đ€Łđđ€Ł
Love the build. They look great. I love sapele. Hope you get over the COVID quickly.
Nice editing at :38 đ€Ł
Well spotted đ
I've never heard of using shellac under a hard wax oil. Does that work pretty well?
Surrey Timbers WAY cheaper than wood shop direct. Similar delivery cost but an equal amount of options of exotic hardwood
Just done a comparison, ST was slightly cheaper but they don't mill to customer specs, they only stock specific thicknesses and also they don't seem to sell sheet materials? So not really a like for like comparison. But yeah if you only need solid timber in stock thicknesses then ST is probably slightly cheaper but I think it is pretty fair that you're paying for someones' time each time it goes through a machine...
Hi Keith sir where you get your makers mark plz
Hope you get well soon! very good looking drawers btw do you plan to make a prices detail?
Thanks Pablo. Wasn't planning on it, but maybe I'll do a members post with a breakdown of costs
Look great! Why didnât you use your router table for the large chamfers?
Because it would have been heavy to manoeuvre and with poor visibility
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Hi Keith - I love your channel. I am a DIY'er. Do you recommend planning things on software first, and if so, what do you use? I am thinking of making a shed from a huge quantity of old roofing timbers I salvaged from a house renovation. Many thanks.
It depends on the project but for most things i find planning helps me to figure out what materials I need and proportions etc if the design
Very nice, your the second CZcamsr I watch that said they get Covid today, take care. Were you vaccinated?
Yes double vaccinated plus top up, symptoms were not too bad though
Very glad to hear it, take care.
0:38 is that lorry genuinely say rag n bone brown or is it a very clever Edit
Well spotted đ
Is the belt sander a secret still?
Can't talk about it unfortunately đ€Šđ»ââïž
@@RagnBoneBrown looking forward to it when/if it does come out, cheers
Canthe Wood I order get delivered in the rag n bone brown lorry? đđ
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You have your own trucks now? All that Patreon money being well spent I see. đ€Ł
Ha ha well spotted đ