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Always enjoy the fact that you show your regular person mistakes… makes the rest of us feel normal ish 👊🏾
I agree! Now I need a brad nailer lesson lol
Agree, keeping the issues you face and the solutions you come up with in the video helps viewers gain second-hand problem solving skills from your experience!!
Put a sample screw on the front of the screw bin. Quick and easy identification.
Love your content. 1 piece of unsolicited advice from somebody that has/will never do KZhead videos: don’t end your videos so abruptly. I may be the anomaly, but I usually wait until after the video to like it or comment and when yours end super quick the next video starts playing and I have to re-click on your video to do that. Seems like most other KZheadrs have an outro whatever play for a few seconds. Just an idea from someone who has no clue what they’re talking about
They should fade to black for a few seconds. This way any content at the end is not covered up by the Suggested Viewing video links.
I have Auto Play turned off. The extra time at the end would also be helpful for when the video is in a play list, disabling Auto Play does not work with play lists.
I enjoyed that, Scott and thank you for sharing. I am a DIYer and also have two DeWalt drills and drivers, only because I took half my workshop, including a DeWalt flip saw, from the UK to France in 2017 to work on my Sons house and left my drill/driver box behind! One of the joys of this community is everyone is willing to share everything, including mistakes which could so easily be edited out. Keep up the good work 🌞
You always want your brad nailer perpendicular to the narrow piece you are nailing into. The chisel point on the brads makes them prone to following the grain and blowing out through the face of narrow stock. By orienting the nailer perpendicular to the narrow stock if the brads follow the grain they will do so parallel to the face of the piece rather than coming out through it.
Thank you for letting me know. 🙂
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Great job. Who says project videos are dead. I truly enjoy watching them and yours in particular. You have a way of making projects actually look makable by the average woodworker. Love your humor and the way you are not afraid to show mistakes we all make, as long as you show us how to fix them too. Thanks.
When ugly channeling mistake meets "put the ugly part against the wall". And all is well with the world once more.
Nice use of the term fortnightly
Well thought out project. Good job.
Thank a lot Matt! That means a lot.
This project and editing style was refreshing. I haven't been able to enjoy a project video for a long time. I liked all the unplanned twists that happened in this video. Well done 👍
Same! New favorite woodworking channel! ✌🏻
Like your style man. Thanks for keeping it rea and relatable. New sub my friend
Thanks for a great project idea!
Awesome job! Looks great. Nice design and execution.
It’s comforting that your mistake-to-progress ratio is about the same as mine. Also your shop evolution is at the same stage as mine, so your videos are getting a good look. Thanks!
I too appreciate that you share your oopsies with your audience. It makes us feel that we really get to see how you go about building this cabinet. Feels honest, this way. Good luck with the next project. Should be a breeze with this new feature installed.
That is an awesome build. Thank you for sharing. Perfect for what I need. Subscribed!
Hey dude, just started watching your videos and I just wanted to say that I really appreciate what you're doing. Its cool to see a funny, young, canadian woodworker on youtube.
Thank you! Seeing ‘mr. Perfect’ get it right the first time can be helpful but this is real woodworking. Like my grandpa used to say, no trip is complete without at least one u-turn 😂
Love the build! Thanks
Love that you keep your mistakes in your videos! This helps us learn! Thank you.
Love your videos. For us budget, small shop woodworkers or beginners your videos just show that you don't need thousands of dollars to woodwork. 👍👍
I like that you show your mistakes. How you fixed it and you don’t make a big deal about it and you simply move on. Thank you for showing that stuff.
1:15 i have 6 drills for various uses. 1 lives in my car with battery and other tools, 2 for drill driving, another right angle, 1 for my wifee to use if needed (low speed won't hurt her) and the last is for heavy duty hammer/killin' stuff, I also use it for mixing in the kitchen and cleaning.
Man I love your videos. Not everybody has a 1500 ft² shop with floor to ceiling French cleat walls and all the tools in the world. I spend as much time trying to tailor most youtuber/woodworking plans to fit in my wonky old basement shop as I do actually buildings them. I really appreciate the thought process that goes into all your videos not to mention putting the mistakes on display.
Thanks Tyler! Just wait until I get my 11,000 sqft shop 😈 yeah that's never gonna happen
Nice and cozy build.
The organizer looks nice. And I'll agree that it's nice to see people show their mistakes. I did have to chuckle just a little bit when you said you were making a small organizer because you weren't sent all kinds of drills and drivers that you had to store, but that you were sent a cordless nailer.
I have two 48"x48" versions of those in my shop. I do have more than two each of drills and impact drivers, but then I've got 18v and 12v varieties and like to have enough drivers to keep one chucked philips, one Torx 25 and one square bit. I also have other tools slotted in like my impact wrenches, my nailers, etc. I have all my chargers on the shelf above with one shelf having all Milwaukee chargers and the other having Makita, Ryobi, and even a Craftsman (don't ask) charger. The remaining shelves above are for my cordless tools that won't fit in a slot like jigsaw, circ saw, oscillating multitool, hand routers, sanders, etc., along with a bunch of screws.
Nice build. We all make mistakes, thanks for sharing those little bits!
I appreciate all the real world mistakes I would have made with this project as well. Gave me a good chuckle so early in the morning, Keep up the good work.
Great video thank you
For cleating(?) bins, no need for alu --- some leftover click-together laminate usually works... When fitting laminate to a room, the last row normally is halved to fit so you have an entire wall's length of these to cut off. That's what my bins hang off... It's the plastic underside that's showing, which is usually coloured into something that goes well with wood (if you have wood pattern laminate).
I was yelling NOOOOO!! while you were nailing it.
Very nice, love the transparency with some of the mistakes you made: I've still got my own brad nail holes to patch up :| My only suggestion for other folks is to build your drill holder deep enough so you can keep your most common bits in the drivers rather than needing to take them out every time you want to put your drill away. Cheers Scott!
wouldn't a heavy dewalt battery pull the door open? Just wondering before I build it!
thats the first thing i thought about.
Great job, and much appreciated on a smaller design; like you said, most hobbyists don't have more than a few drills and drivers. As for the dowelmax, I'll take every chance to sing its praises whenever I see it used in a video. Pricey for a doweling jig, sure. But it has just as much accuracy and joint strength as a domino. The domino is an amazing tool, but a dowelmax is an investment worth every penny as well. It's incredibly well-built too.
I would say an average of two to four drills for the average wood butcher..
@@michaellovetere8033 Sounds right; I've culled the heard down to three: drill, impact and installation driver. It handles everything I need.
Total hobby and side hustle wood worker here and I have 7 drills and 1 impact driver lol (bought black and decker drill first on clearance and an additional drill with battery and charger was cheaper than just another battery so I have 4 of those and did the same with hart tools to end up with 3 drills and an impact driver from that line)
Nice work!
really enjoyed this one scott! I feel like you were attacking me with my 37 different drills at the beginning on the video 😂 keep up the good work dude!
I love my Dowelmax, it's the only joinery I use now.
Nice design work. It's always nice to add a little flair to a project.
I'm all about my 15 pieces of flair
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Just as long as you don't sleep with LUMBERG!😄
This is super smart I need something like this for my 2 drills brad and pin nailer. Use them on almost every project so why not have them somewhere I can grab and more importantly put away in a second. I’ve been trying to convince myself to buy that dowel max system for a while now. My current wolf craft dowel jig is terrible. Not very accurate or adaptable to different joints.
Nice and simple solution! Yeah you're right that way too many similar projects are complete overkill.
I had to LOL when you routed that cable chase. Thanks for leaving that in! You might consider adding a few of the battery storage clips to the side of the unit, to save that shelf for more stuff. Nice little set up.
I learned the brad nailer thing the hard way - sending a nail partially through my finger when installing trim :)
The fold down drawer was great! Even doing it right, sometimes those damn nails find a way out!
love how he points to his "mess" that needs to be fixed and its 100x neater than my shop
One of the best features is that this design is small. So it's the right fit to get started, and then if the need arises in the future, make a second one to double the capacity.
Hey Scott, and thanks for all your videos, I am beginning in woodworking for about 1 year now and i wish i could have big room like this, I made a small and I mean small woodworking hobby room 1.5m x 3.5m, in there I have a rauter table, table saw, mitersaw, drillpress and primitive dust collection. It is my Hobbyroom but I call it my Hobbit room. You have given me many good ideas, keep up the good work 👏
That's a nice compact drill station. I like it.
Do most people put finish on functional shop items? I usually leave them plain unless I expect moisture exposure etc.
Holy Moly $225 dowel jig
I mean I'm still gonna buy it but its gonna hurt
😂 you wont regret it!
"Most of you only have 2-4 drills." Thinks: Haha, why on earth would a hobbyist have more than two-? * shuts up when she realises she has three drills *
Hey Scott, where do you buy all your tools/scales/squares etc. from in Canada? I can never seem to find some of these in any of the big box stores.
which app did you use to print the template and then tape the papers together to be actual size of project?
So what was the proper way to use a nail gun? I just did not hear or see it proper way.
Can we get a live webcam on the tool rack so that we can watch those drywall anchors pull out in real time?
That would be a very boring stream - because nothing would happen. It's been on the wall for over a month now (It takes me a while to edit and post a video, lol)
@@ScottWalshWoodworking I'd still watch it.
Very nice!
ohhhhh those exotic wood photos. whew.😆
getting me all riled up!
Really nice job!! Super clean and efficient station. Certainly didn't short-change on the dowels 😊. Was that five in about 18 inches??
I noticed you've got the dewalt bit holder. Also pretty sure you're in the great white north... soooooo I've found the DeWalt robertson bits are about as effective as a freeDumb convoy, so keep an eye out for the home depot milwaukee sets to go on sale from time to time, or if you can ever find the magical unicorns which are the bosch double sided robertson #2 bits that were at Canadian tire at some point in their lifetime nab those. the Mastercrap maximum ones are pretty solid too as an option. That said, the dewalt cases are better, so get some red in that yellow!
Nice build! I have the same bandsaw you do - can't wait to get a better saw.......
Ahhh, there are real people on youtube. Great job.
Scott, Thank you for a great DYI video. Regarding mounting the station onto a wall faced with drywall, I would have used French cleats. Just say'n. Ian
I love pre-drilling, I do it all the time, even when watching this video
LOL... @ 0:02: "I really want to do something about this mess". I can only dream to have my tools arranged as neatly as that "mess".
Great job on the stand. It's too bad about the brads coming out the side, I learned not to do that when I shot one into a finger!
It looks great! I have 8 cordless driver/drill's. There are a few duplicates but not as many as you might think, because I do more than just wood projects, so my diversity of tools goes way beyond what an average woodworker might have. My ADD is in play so I love all sorts of things. Some of this is left over from my days of owning a handyman service where i got into everything you could imagine. Recently I had to buy a few new tools because some of my older tools could no longer be fixed and it was cheaper just to buy a new drill set. so I have a few things left over in the process. Everyone makes mistakes, the difference is can you use them to your advantage and can you make it look like you never made a mistake at all? Some of my mistakes ended up guiding my build and it actually turned out better than I had planned. so I don't get too upset when things go a bit sideways. Even if it is a complete fail, at the very least I learned something in the process. The biggest mistake is to quit. so enjoy the process.
"The biggest mistake is to quit" So true about woodworking (less so other parts of life😊). And yes, no such thing as too many drills!
I have like 5 drills. One for work and the others in my shop. I bought 3 combo set then a forth one because it came with 2 batteries and was same price as stand alone batteries
Scott, was this the video referenced in the live stream with John from Lincoln street that you thought about scrapping the entire thing? As Always very insightful video that’s well edit and shows how projects in the real world go. Especially nice to see a fresh take on a popular topic.
yeah, i can't remember exactly what we said, but it was originally a longer video with talking head segments, but it felt too disjointed, so I decided to keep the build only. The talking head segments could make its own, shorter video. Haven't thought too much about it yet.
I will be using the glue dowel salad the next time i use a lot of dowels. Makes it seem like a much easier way to do it.
It tastes great too!
I agree...Best idea in the whole video.
Thanks for the vid. I like how most of woodworking on YT is about making jigs or accessories for one's shop in order to be more efficient in woodworking... Anyway, you need to make videos more often.
Another thanks for including mistakes. My mistakes typically turn 1 hour projects into 4 hours. But I'd rather be wooding than working!!!
@11:10 Wait...was that foreshadowing? Can we expect a brand new shop build-out video coming soon? Hmmmm?? 😎
i wish 😅
the drawings are great
LOVE my DowelMax!
good to hear!
Wait, so what exactly did you learn about the brad nailer? I did a quick search on your channel and didn't see a video on the topic (which isn't a complaint; I realize your videos are more about over-all projects than specific technique), and didn't see something on the subject. I bought my first brad nailer not too long ago, and I'd appreciate what advice I can get.
Turned out pretty nice! What is the forstner bit size you used for the opening to hold the drills please?
It's 1-1/2"
Noticed the absent riving knife. Do you keep it off or was it just not put back after the dado cuts?
great vid!
I like and appreciate it when experts make mistakes and own up to them. If you're in Canada maybe you don't have a Harbor Freight, they have those little containers for screws and have plastic mounting brackets with them. Very inexpensive and look the same as what you bought only they are gray.
what were the reasons that the hinge had to open downwards?
Great! Depending on people's needs and number of chargers, it might be nice to make the whole thing portable and hang it on the wall with a French cleat. I'm just thinking about that for those people that have limited numbers of chargers, when you're wanting to be mobile, you might not want your chargers mounted to something fixed.
Cool project thanks for showing your mistakes..so how do you shoot nails correctly brother? N
Everyone makes mistakes! I work for Christopher Peacock and my first day I learned that one while building drawers.
OK, where do you get the high grade plywood you are using, and how much $$$
From a plywood dealer, and expensive, which is usually why I make everything out of solid wood since then.
Wait, we’re not supposed to collect drills?
weak - i expected more from you
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I like the smaller design. I only have a few drills and drivers and this would fit the bill nicely. The only problem I have with that system is the open bins. After a while they get full of shop dust as well as bugs and spiders in the ones I don't use often.
7:44 this is dependent upon which nails you're using. You want the clip on the end of the nail to be perpendicular to the board you're nailing into
Awesome video once again dude! Next time we’ll make sure to have a pint when you’re in the UK again mate 👊🏻
Thanks Sam! And just don't have another kid next time I come 😂! Enjoy your newborn dude!
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Haha I’ll try not to 😝😂
Sick! Would've been cool to see a battery in that charger.
i forgot to show that, but it works!
Sometimes the Brad nail will curve out the side even when you do everything perfect. You just don't know when I the will happen so kept your hands clear of where you are shooting, unless you want one to nail your hand!
Came out fantastic. As someone who has no experience woodworking, I don't know where to start to aquire enough tools and skill to even attempt something at a fraction of this level. Any tips for a wannabe diyer to get started?
Scott ‘Freakin’ Walsh, keeping it real! Looks good, Ima build one of these tomorrow! 👍
Regarding the dowel jig: I’m less than 50 years old, and my first car was “a fraction” of what a domino tool costs. ;) This turned out very nice (efficient/attractive) despite the oops-es. Thanks for sharing the oops-es; you likely saved someone else from making those errors. I remember learning the brad nail orientation requirement the hard way. I really like the trick of using slightly over-long screws to mark the drywall behind the project; I’m sure that will come in handy.
Spending the big bucks on that Baltic Birch! Loving your videos!
Scott! TWO drills? TWO drivers? Oh man, what a waste! What a redundancy! One of each, more then enough.
😂 totally agree. I had one drill and driver for the longest time, and it was totally fine.
Another Gem Scott! 🙌 Your videos are always so relatable. They really are a breath of fresh air.
Hey Jason! Thanks so much for your continued support dude! I'm enjoying your content 👍
@@ScottWalshWoodworking Anytime Scott! Thank you sir! 🙏
This video made me feel so much better about my last build that I struggled with. Congrats if you are really managing to move to a bigger and better shop space.