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The window was for me to keep an eye on the kids after I had locked them in the cupboard to have a cold beer in peace 🍻✌️😬😂

One of the most professional "rustic" builds I've seen. A lot of hidden work in there. I'm still at the reclaimed pine phase of my woodworking career so was nodding the whole way through :P Nice!!

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Wow, thanks!

Poor pine, and it speaks very highly of you 😂

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

🤣 I forgot to mention a positive.... I love the smell of pine! Forgive me, pine!

Great reaction at the end. That's why we all do it - to hopefully make someone happy just like that. Top job!

humble pine, great work, marvelous Keith!

Another very successful project - even though it was made of the dreaded pine offcuts! Lovely that your sister-in-law was so delighted with it. Thanks for another entertaining video, Keith.

Back panel colour matched your sister in law’s tights! 😂

It’s all good Keith, pine still thinks your cool. Well done, this is my favourite kind of old school content you generously share 🙏🏻

The techniques and skills used are worth far more than the material deserved. As the saying goes, you can't polish a turd.

Well done young Sir. Excellent job. 😎

Nice build, nice video - I'm particularly impressed with how well you managed to match colours that weren't matching before. I've dabbled with woodworking for the last 20 years, always using pine, as it's all you can buy around here. But the last couple years I've switched to pallet wood and gradually gotten better at spotting the really nice, hardwood pallets, now I can't imagine going back. Reason #8: the pitch gums up all the machines so much worse than other woods. All that said, what you made looks really good.

That was fun to watch. Superb craftsmanship.

Such a lovely, genuine reaction from the s-i-l ❤

Not usually a fan of music on woodworking videos, but that tune was spot on for the assembly of a mid century modern style shelving unit like that.

Nice work mate, that came out really great. Happy to see you do more of these :)

Great video. You should do more like this. I really enjoyed this one.

I love it. I’ve always been a fan of using salvaged pine. I recently did this and made a jelly cabinet. I loved how it came out. It was really old pine from a knock down wardrobe. So the pine was super hard and stable. I had planned on painting it. But since I was able to make the whole thing with just pieces from that wardrobe… they all matched. And it looked so good. My best salvaged piece so far. So I just put clear wax on it to protect. Looks soooo good. There was a lot of work that went into this piece. I am still struggling getting my domino joints right when they are mid panel. But getting better all the time. Salvaged and rustic definitely don’t mean quicker. I spent more time on my salvaged jelly cabinet than the larger one I made from store bought material.

Nice one Keith, I love your approach to things. You're not precious about methods or worried about whether it's been done the way a 16th century master hand tool carpenter would make it, it's "there's the wood, there's the tools, I know what I want so just make it".

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

That is really sharp, Keith! I'm not much of a fan of rustic furniture myself either. But that really came out fantastic. And the splash of color inside the back cover was brilliant.

Really nice. That splash of colour really elevated it. Well done.

As a KZread pallet / reclaimed wood channel, I love this! Keep usable materials out of the landfill! Nice job and the bigger reward is that your sister-in-law obviously loved it!

This is great Keith. I find myself really enjoying working with redwood pine, and this is great to see pine getting some attention as it seems to be a dirty word these days 😅 Also when finishing it with a stain, never finish with sanding! Super fine smoothing plane will give you a finish surface a million miles better than a sanded finish on pine for very little effort :)

Inspirational, Keith! I’m in the process of sorting my wood stash and trying to think of pieces to create. Thank you -S-

I always look forward to your videos and podcast. I'm not a big fan of rustic furniture either, but this looked very nice.

😃 Nice job Keith, now thats my kind of project 😁. Well done and thanks for the video 😁👍

Those were some neat cut nails you yeeted out the board with your de-nailer, I don’t see those often, hope you managed to salvage a few.

Amazing work, Keith! It really turned out beautiful! 😃 I never thought that painting the back would look so cool! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

That's a beauty, Keith--well done! Love the pop of red!

Glad I found this channel he thinks the way I do lol I Mr jump in a skip lol

That looks great Kieth 👌

That’s Awesome, her reaction was brilliant. Great build Keith

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Yeah I wasn't expecting to capture it on camera, but I'm glad I did!

Super job 👏🏼👏🏼

matches the space and looks great. The only thing I'd improve is the slight gap at the top of the backing, you can see some light coming through.

That was just brilliant.

Brilliant job mate.👍👍 Looks really good 👍

Looks great. Rustic is my favourite word

Happy wife, happy life. He owes you another favour now Keith. Getting epic upcycling vibes from this build, especially with the use of the architrave. I liked it a lot.

@TheToolnut

Ай бұрын

God no! that's cringe! No wife, happy life, 👍💪💪🌲🇮🇪🇮🇪

Turned out really nice. 😊

Everything about this was great, a well made and well proportioned piece. Really well filmed and you seemed to be having a lot of fun. Well done Keith.

agreed, sister in law! that turned out brilliant!

Great build, nice finish with wax, always makes instant rustic feel on pine as well as feeding very dry stock. I use 95% reclaimed materials for my CNC carving. Agree on pine, it's difficult to work with to get good finish. Good thing with reclaimed wood is it's usually free of warp & dimensionally stable., unlikely to shrink, twist or seasonal swelling. I keep lookout various sources for cheap or preventing furniture going to dump, and get some good pieces. 200ft Red Grandis cladding 99p eBay!!

Well done Keith, brilliant I wonder if your sister in law will be thinking of some other little projects for you ? 👌

Really nice project! I like it but most importantly your SIL likes it!

Really liked this one.

That's a lovely job.

Once again you have done a great job and I am so glad your sister-in-law likes it

Absolutely brilliant !

You are an amazing brother in law. You did a great job. I love it.

Well done Keith very nice job and your sister-in-law was very happy yes I did like the colour difference on the back panel I did the way you edited your video with a bit of you talking as you did the job and not over it after you finished filming yes matching up the colours on pine is not easy at times l have even used tea bags before you wax it 😊

@RagnBoneBrown

Ай бұрын

Great idea! 👌

That looks as though it’s always been there now - love it. It’s interesting how you described what cheeses me off about Pine - yet I didn’t actually realise until you broke it down 🙏🙏

That oak wax created a near perfect match! 👌🏻

Great idea for recycling.

Fantastic Keith as always! I couldn’t help twitching a little bit watching you rip down those planks without a push stick! 😮 come on dude, no one wants to see your fingers on the floor 😅. Seriously though what a great project thanks for the content 👌

Really impressive to see what can be done with some otherwise useless wood! Great job on this build

Excellent, well done Keith, you struck a nice balance there between creating a well made usable unit, whilst retaining a little of the "rustic charm" not an easy task ! Great work matching the colour too ! The response speaks for itself - one VERY happy client ! This may be where you started, but just what would younger Keith make of your confidence and skills if he were watching this now ( not to mention the fantastic workshop and tools ) what a long way you've come !

Well that turned out great and best of all - she liked it! Thanks for the video.

Too many people think rustic=shoddy, it absolutely does NOT! I love your beautiful and clean style of woodwork, but now I am kind of craving a walk down memory lane…. Hexagon cat house anyone? 😊

Great job it turned out really great.

Cracking job as always!

👍👍👍. Thanks Keith

Good job as always.

Inspired as always & a few learnings along the way

What a good decision to try that red in only *parts* of the backer board. Works so well.. sort of Mondrian mid-century modern meets sophisticated rustic pine. Very clever, and very effective.

👏 fantastic job.

Fantastic work!

Really good job. Good tips on finishing too. I had to laugh when I heard you use the word "random" at the beginning. "That's not gonna happen", was my first thought!

I have followed you for some time now Keith and it is great to see how far you have come on your journey. Well done sir...

That turned out so good. Well done.

This is insane craftsmanship. Incredible!

Top marks for secretly capturing the reaction, turned out amazing.

A nice design expertly executed and a very happy customer. Great video too, very satisfying to watch. Well done sir!

Those looked like dominoes you used A Festool or a more affordable one? Very nicely done by the way! I happen to like pine and love that this build was made entirely from reclaimed goods.

Very clever design and great use of materials. great Job Keith.

really nice outcome !

Apparently a wet tea towel placed on the impression from the clamp and a quick run over with a hot iron and it should reduce amount of sanding required.

Nice job brother 👍

Well done, thanks for inspiration and a recommendation of nail-remover, I'll definitely get one for myself :)

Bloody good job sir 👌

Looks really nice, Keith! Just get your sister-in-law a cable duct to tidy up the mess between wood and TV. Really makes a difference.

I love it! It’s unique ❤

Lovely Job.

brilliant as allways

Great job and brilliant vid, cheers

that's a really good job, well done :)

Definitely like it Keith. Perfect even for pine mate. Great video chap

Nice work I too hate pine particularly the glued up strip stuff

Have you tried the wet cloth and iron trick for getting rid of dents? It's magic!

Brilliant job, that is recycling and some. I would have that in my front room, you have a happy sister in law that what counts. As always a great build project Take care

That's such a good idea using the metal bars across the top when clamping to avoid the wood bowing! I'll definitely be using this idea

Fantastic job

Excellent job

@RagnBoneBrown

23 күн бұрын

Thank you very much!

Looks great!!

Cool project

Top job Keith, looks lovely and at the end you got lots of Brownie points :)

great project

Lovely workmanship, and your sister in law has great taste in films.

Wicked job kieth looks amazing. Nice to see you going back in time to make sommit stunning. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

brilliant work

I don’t like pine either but what a lovely job anyway! 👍🏻