Making Custom Storage Improvements & Giveaway
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
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My apartment was in big need of some storage improvements for food and similar. I have a tiny room that was pure chaos and an apothecary cabinet that never was built to its full potential. I fixed both problems in this video and hope you can get some ideas from it.
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Chapters:
00:00 Assembly
1:55 What the Pantorouter does
3:08 Doing something useful
7:46 The second improvement
14:41 Giveaway information
Making Custom Storage Improvements & Giveaway: • Making Custom Storage ...
Enjoy the video! - Jak na to + styl
Don't sell yourself short, Marius. Your design and fabrication skills are top notch and you deserve to be among those other participants at the OpenSauce event. Jer Schmidt is another youtuber that has top notch design and fabrication skills.
And both of these guys are making too less videos!!!!
Most of the youtubers on that list don't even come close to the level of engineering Marius has.
💯Agreed!
Is Marius a full-time CZcamsr?
Studies finished?
@bwillan Nearly always safe to be humble. (Sometimes even safe to act humble) 😁
Sure, Jer is a 🌟 too.
The camera gantry is already paying off with making some neat shots around the machines you are using really easy. Neat stuff.
Yeah, it already paid off filming this video. EVERYTHING now is just easy to film
@@MariusHornberger That 180 shot @4:36 was superb! I'm sure the fact you no longer need a tripod is extremely convenient.
Here is how I know it's a good gantry, until I read this comment I had completely forgotten about it
"and me for some reason?" You are the most precise woodworker that I've EVER seen! Not to mention that you have an intricate understanding of the materials that you use and how best to use them. You don't over engineer anything that doesn't need it! And that makes you not only a good engineer, but one of the best woodworkers in my opinion.
11:54 Yeah that synchronization between the camera's shutter speed and the Forster Bit turning was definitely fine-tuned with the VFD on purpose!
You got me 😅
@@MariusHornbergerthat was cool
Awesome video. I live in Texas, so it's always interesting for me to see homes in Europe again. I lived in Europe for 2 years, in both France and Belgium, and it was always a surprise for me to see someone's kitchen, and how well it needed to be designed to work well with the limited space most homes have. Where as many kitchens here need little thought to the design aspect as you just have so much more room. Since it's not very expensive in comparison to just have your kitchen space be 2-3 times the size of a European one, it's fairly common to see massive kitchens with 4x8ft islands in the middle with cabinets all around and big walk in pantries.
We are remodeling our house right now and will have double islands, so I'm a bit sad that there's litterly no need to design or purchase thoughtful Space saving designs that are often creative and fun to use.
I'll probably add in a few, but they are mostly for the want, and not the need.
The pantorouter sure has come a long way from Mattias' first build, amazing to see, it's a full on professional quality tool these days. But also, the new camera gantry has made this video super cool to watch, great job all round. Enjoy San Francisco, very well deserved to be there 👍
Tip from a carpentry student, when cutting dovetail joints, cut them about a half millimeter deeper. The leftover wood you can sand away after glue up. We are getting this thought in German carpentry school, because it helps close up tiny gaps and makes glue up easier.
Thanks for the tips. I then need to oversize my stock as well to meet dimensions correctly, right?
@@MariusHornberger
Richtig. Teile etwas größer machen (z.B. 1mm) und dann die Schwalben und Zinken jeweils 0,5mm tiefer fräsen. Danach Kann man die sauber bündig machen. :D
Du kannst dann auch mit dem lichten Innenmaß arbeiten, was das Messen und anreißen einfacher macht.
🙄
I love the pull out pantry, I have been wanting to convert my walk in pantry into a few pull out cabinets. Walk ins are such wasted space. I had the original wood pantorouter but lost it in a hurricane. Great tool, they have really done a nice job with the metal version. Nice to see the dowel trick used to allow solid cross grain in a fastener joint. I use that all the time.
Haha, very nice. I can feel the joy optimizing everything in the own apartment 😀
Schönes Video, sieht wieder mal richtig gut aus.
Schade das die Veranstaltung in den USA ist 😞
Ich glaube, es gibt nicht einmal einen kompatiblen Oberfräse in den USA. Der Ridgid Oberfräse R29302 (AEG MF 1400KE in Deutschland - Europa ) wurde in den USA eingestellt.
Cool tools and even cooler skills Marius. I think it would take a human a bit longer than 20 minutes to make that. It's wonderful making changes in your environment to suit your needs, and you can enjoy the improvements every day. Well done, and enjoy SF - you deserve it!
That's great stuff! I might as well widen my existing pullout shelf on similar cabinet. Have those on two places in my kitchen for 15years now.
I'm so glad you're getting recognized in the broader CZcams making community! And don't let that impostor syndrome kick in, if you're telling yourself you don't belong, you're lying! Also, very nice build. I love the look of the wooden baskets in the pull out pantry :D
I’m sure the solid bottom and non-tapered sides make your bins much more useful than the original wire baskets 🙌🏻
Best of wishes with the show, and thanks for sharing the workflow in this build.
Those camera transitions were literally, unbelievable.
The dowel cross grain dowel was very clever. I’ll definitely remember that one.
Those boxes turned out gorgeous. Such satisfying dovetails. And those see through sides routed like that, just amazing. Great project! The quality of your work is always on point.
The sides were actually a last minute decision after raising that otherwise I wouldn't see the stuff inside very well. So them looking good is kind of an accident
This is a very clever trick with glued-in dovels, thanks!
Amazing work as always and your filming and editing is spot on
I'm calling it now, I'm taking that router home with me. I live 20 min away from San Francisco and will be there.
Every new video upload is a joy to watch! 🙂
Hi Marius,
I am always impressed by your videos! Like the work you present in them, they are of an incredible quality, so that one could watch for hours!
As a hobbyist, I am also always impressed by your solutions and the perfect execution of the work!
I just want to congratulate you on your success. It doesn't surprise me at all that you were chosen as one of the world's best CZcamsrs!
Greetings from France, 👋
Christian
Omg you have the chance to meet all these great makers.
Thanks for letting me know about OpenSauce! I’m local in SF and have been really wanting to meet other like-minded maker-ey folks to collaborate with, and this could be a good opportunity for that. See you there!
Amazing camera bullet-time automation (I assume)!
dang what a great looking machine. I wish I could go to that event. Tons of talent there.
Always great with new tools. Nice movie you made
putting that ceiling mounted gimbal to good use! :D
Usefull pantorouter presentation, thanks!
Your shop is really coming together with all the tools and modifications you added. How about a tour of the whole workshop and you could showcase your favorite tools. I'm interested in everything from tape measure to table saw, I think sometimes even a small tool of great quality can make a big difference :)
Very Cool! You fit perfectly into the lineup of people at Open Sauce. Too bad it's so far away. All my subscriptions combined in one event. Grüße!
Einfach immer wieder eine Freude, Deine Projekte zu sehen! :)
I'm kinda not sure about the position of the hooks. All the weight of the box is only held by the small bit of wood above the hooks, which might break off if you store too heavy things in it? Maybe screwing them in at an angle could be an option "for the next time" :)
What a wonderful job. Well done 👍
That humble remark was very cute and all but ultimately misplaced. While utilitarian woodwork might not be all the rage here on CZcams there is still no denying that you're a top dog fabricator.
Funny seeing this video now. I happened to want such a cabinet with such a pullout mechanism half a year ago. It took me a long time to figure out where to get the mechanics without having to buy the whole cabinet for way more than 2000€ from the manufacturer of the kitchen. Turns out there's an excellent company called Kesseböhmer making them in a very high end version with different shelve options (I paid 480€ for mine), their frame is also hight adjustable -- unlike yours it seems. So I went the other way around, picked the maximum size I could fit in the available kitchen space, bought the mechanism and built the cabinet around it to fit snuggly.
Funny enough it seems that you have chosen then very same glass containers with sealing wood lids and labels than me, only that I have a lot more of them. 😅
I guess if I you had produced and I had seen this video earlier it would have saved me a ton of research time since I didn't even know what options to build such a cabinet were available when I started. Maybe I'll still make my own shelves because yours look way cooler than mine and I could probably use 1 or two levels more than the 5 I have at the moment. 👍🙇♂
Excellent kitchen hack.
excellent work Marius!
Kardeşim harika bir iş çıkardın. Böyle aletlere ulaşabildiğin için çok şanslısın. Tebrikler.
I enjoy your videos, you give me a Stuff Made Here vibe but more practical DIY projects
Aaah it's always great seeing a new video of you! :) Nice job(s) Marius! :D
Super gemacht tolle Arbeit
That's an impressive list, you're far more of an engineer than a fair few on that list and I know I'm subscribed to most there!
Surprised not to see xyla, Tech Ingredients, naomi wu, plasma channel, scrap science and Robert murray-Smith though
My pantorouter is older than your's. I bought it before there was any distribution network, so I had to order it direct from Kuldeep Singh in Japan. Kuldeep, with help from his very young daughter, packed up and shipped the box of parts. It came with no instructions of any sort. To sort alignment issues I corresponded directly with Kuldeep. And of course it didn't come with niceties like dust collection and a tilting table, and had only the most basic templates.
Cool story. The pantorouter had quite a journey since then. The first one I got was also shipped from Kuldeep
Better for you to give it away to a fellow Scandinavian!
Just think of the hassel to bring it with you on the plane 😋
Yeah, imagine this scenario: he takes it to the US, pays custom duties. Then, if someone from Europe gets it, and brings it back to here, pays another time customs. And let us not forget, that it came originally from China, so when it arrived to Germany, customs already took their part for it. Not bad, governments earn 3 times on the very same object 😅
@@janosnagyj.9540 The Pantorouter is not made in China. It is made in Mexico and USA
@@Cessna172G So nothing changes... the number of border crossings (and the duties to pay) remains the same...
Great mixed video Marius.
I thought that little closet lead into the head of John Malkovich. "Being John Malkovich" 1999
Marius could you please post the detail of the pantographer and where it was purchased from? Great tool and video.
I added a link in the description
Très jolis tiroirs , original ! félicitations.
Great video! Got my hopes up for a give away in Europe.. But no go.. Anyway have fun over there!! 👍
Nicely done 🙂
Geile Maschine! Und die Sachen sind auch schön geworden!
Eagerly waiting for your next project
Perfect work! You have a gold hands!
Amazing!
Awesome video, impressive work high quality.
Fantastic job
A Marius x William Osman collaboration video would be amazing. The dynamic of method (Marius) vs madness (William)would definitely make great content.
Achtung mit dem beladungsgewicht beim Apothekerschrank: wenn das Gewicht zu hoch wird im ausgezogenen Zustand, dann reißt es die unteren Schrauben aus dem Pressspan Korpus. Das geht nicht schlagartig, aber über die Zeit.
I absolutely love your work, this is just a note for yourself. And I'm sure you are careful around it but your table saw should be the next thing you look at, stick up things that remind you to focus when using them, I've heard it plenty from loads of people, but you only need to be wrong once, If anything will get you it'll be one of them tables, and you work alone. If something happens how will you raise the alarm. Just think about it. Have a plan.
but the frase "I m stil yung" that's so german and funy🤣🤣🤣
What's the max weight those pantry drawers can take, considering you only have a 1/4" or so perimeter glue joint holding the plywood to the sides (and thus supporting all the weight)? I'd worry about that as a point of failure, with no mechanical joint/reinforcement. Seems like this is why a lot of drawer bottoms are done with a rabbet that's not flush with the bottom surface of the drawer.
I actually paused the ad to comment. I don’t watch ads on YT since I have Premium, but I had to go back and watch yours. Even though it’s an ad you explained it so well it seemed genuinely helpful almost like a tutorial. Thanks for keeping us entertained while you pay your bills.
In Germany I have to "watermark" the video with #ad or similar as soon as anything sponsored is shown or talked about. Even if 95% of the video is my own work
Nice work. Beautiful 🥰👍
I feel like some might not understand why you could use the workpiece to align the center mark - nevertheless great video! And that new haircut suits you. You know you're young when your knees are fine - be sure to enjoy it!
Wie immer sehr inspirierend😊
Fabulous work brother!
It really a must to throw away wod with some worm holes? I thought they leave when the wood is dry
0:55 a true man makes fun of the manual but knows when it's needed anyways xD
2:35 god I love such simple but well done design
I can't believe that you didn't make the wooden version of Matthius's panto router
wow very cool project as always :)
I was thinking "hey a giveaway in Germany! Cool. If i win i can drive down and pick it up and meet Marius." Then you said "...in San Fransisco" 😒
For the type of work you do would you recommend a 1.75 HP table saw or 3 HP?
3 HP
Hi Marius, personally I do not agreed with the giveaway only to the people that have the possibility to come to San Francisco! So far all the american youtubers that have done a giveaway are limiting it only to us people (understandably enough).
Finally an european youtuber is also doing it (and what kind of giveaway!!) and you are limiting it only to the people that will partecipate to that event...😢😢
I am following you since the disc sander build and like me a lot of other european followers: how many of us do you think will have the chance to come in San Francisco?
Anyway thanks for the high details and engineering of all the projects that you share with us: keep it going! 😊
Yay new video from you :D
Genious show up again 😂😂 good work.
Endlich mal wieder ein neues Video :)
Grüße
Thanks fpr this video. Too bad, that I can not meet you there. But maybe there could be a community event here in Germany?
A Profusion of Joy ❤
Thanks Marius
Excellent vidio as always Marius, glad I watched the video BEFORE (11:48) I posted my comment.
Super Projekt wieder... leider schade, dass man nach San Francisco fliegen muss um mitzumachen 😪 Viel Spass beim Event, du passt da richtig gut rein!
Great video. 😉😉
Nice!
Another top class video, have a great time in the U.S..
Seeing you at 7:40, I predict that next year we'll have "I made an overly complicated seat that extends outside of the door for you to sit down on, and it has casters to slide the full depth of the closet so there's no more bending over and I can access everything."
This started as a joke, but is honestly something I'd do if I had your abilities.
Marius you are the star of the show, they just haven't realized it this year.
Great job.
What kind of open sauce is this without Uri Tuchmann?
"Shit" Had me laughing so hard xD
Great!
Never sell yourself short Marius dude..
You are highly scientific and intuitive in nature.
Can you sculpt plastics/composites?
Dang it thought you were going to announce that you were coming to makers central😢
"For some reason, me as well..."
Marius... 😂
Had to go back 3-4 times to understand the point of the groove at 11:40… would that be the fix for the first tray not fitting on first try?
The groove is there to clear the hooks of the metal frame as you slide the box down
@@MariusHornberger Yes… it's just that you mention the groove once over that shot, and then not anymore. We see it clearing the hooks but it's really quick and you don't explicitly call attention to it so it's easy to miss. At the end of the video I was like "wait, didn't he promise an explanation about something earlier?"😅
Superb :-)
Great work! That machine is an investment but I can easily see how it could pay for itself.
Is making those videos your Fulltime Job or what else do you do for living ?
i like the videos but i dont need anything for woodworking, even thought it would be nice to have, i doubt i would use it that much
your apple sauce is as good as anyone else's apple sauce. You deserve to go and people get to meet discuss things with the creators are very lucky!