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@rhiannonangell6828

4 жыл бұрын

Superb!

@romeliapolly2520

4 жыл бұрын

@@rhiannonangell6828 Agree!

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection kzread.infoUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seems to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

I really enjoy your videos....I seriously have watched everyone of them. I don't understand the need to make any negative comments. It has dawned on me that so many people that comment negatively are "know it all's". For those of you who do not have anything good to say weren't you ever taught...."If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all". Jimmy Diresta doesn't need your negative or positive comments to be successful. Mr. Diresta's work speaks for itself. The dude has skills, whether its the way you would do it or not. GREAT WORK!!!!!!

@jimmydiresta

9 жыл бұрын

thank you for the love and respect! seriously thank you!

@Cronuz2

9 жыл бұрын

jimmydiresta amazing work.. I love your videos as well. I may be dumb, but the way you attacked this chest looked really smart, actually welding in the planks looked like a smart choice, and not to obvious for me.

That is by far the coolest pirate chest I have seen. Great work.

Diresta has the highest ratio of 'likes" to views of anybody I've seen on youtube. I get a smile very time I see a new Diresta video is available. Thanks for making and sharing and taking the extra time to make your videos so enjoyable to watch.

@Strum2223

10 жыл бұрын

I hear you, it's like getting a badass Christmas present every time you see a 1 next to his name. He plays it smart with the uploads. Many popular channels saturate their feed with a video every day or two. I've had plenty of channels that I thought were awesome at first, but the content is always the same and I just get sick of it after 30 days and 50 videos.. Not Mr. Diresta, it's going on two years and I still get a lap rocket every time I see a new post. I want to be as cool as Diresta someday. Diresta, we salute you.

@wantu2much

10 жыл бұрын

Brandon P Agreed some channels become stale with massive ammounts of uploads like every day or other day. however something like news or, current affairs is a good reason to upload every day.

I still get blinded,by the welding even though it's through a screen

@ThatDrummerBen

8 жыл бұрын

Especially watching it It in The dark

@madwilliamflint

4 жыл бұрын

No you don't. It's just bright.

I just watched an interview where Jimmy said he had zero idea of what he was going to build minutes before making this...... That is amazing... Having that design on the fly ability is something that doesn't work well for most, Jimmy has mastered it.

Wow I have never seem welding done up close before. Majorly cool. This is the most badass chest ever.

There he is! Another awesome inspiring project!

Diresta for President.

i think they way you put your name all over is not only cool but separates you from all the ppl that fill videos with endless rambling. your videos are an awesome escape for me. as well as simple, yet amazing, inspiration. this video is no exception. well done.

I gotta say, Mr. DiResta, whenever I watch your videos all the crap that I've been feeling that day, no matter how bad the day was, I feel better. I feel alive and liberated. I don't know why, but there is something about watching a craftsman perform his art really really well (in this case, yourself), that makes one think "he can be good, I can be good". And then I don't feel so bad. So thanks for the vids, good sir.

@jimmydiresta

10 жыл бұрын

this is so touching ! thank you so much !!! you made my week !! Thank you !

@kibcubed

10 жыл бұрын

jimmydiresta No worries. Looking forward to the next vid. ^_^

Your videos are sooooo satisfying to watch!!

@marijavucenik752

6 жыл бұрын

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Thank you for the positive comments. My buddy maned the Camera working out some new ideas. Xoxo

@bunnylyks

10 жыл бұрын

impressive project and the camera work made me feel like I was more of an active member in the project.

@twitchingdan

10 жыл бұрын

hey Jimmy why did you split the contacts open in the beginning?

@hairyneil

10 жыл бұрын

Phoenix Wright I would guess it's to stop it pulling out

Awesome work Jimmy. As a sheetmetal worker i was in awe about how youu went about folding the body up without a pan brake or hydraulic press. Legend.

This is one of the people I most admire in the entire world. Jimmy DiResta.

I just love the DiResta videos! There is something about the editing.. the use of materials .. and ofc the great work Jimmy does... this is true inspiring work KEEP IT UP!

I don't remember how I got here, all I know is that it was at 3:00 AM and I can't stop watching.

@ftaj722

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahahahahaha me too.

@Rosson311

7 жыл бұрын

Ditto

I also find it so cool when there is the big blue flash when the two pieces are welded together. Wonderful job

When I was a kid I had a Pirate Chest aquarium and I loved it, complete with Creature From the Black Lagoon bubbling figure. This reminded me of it. Love the industrial look mixed with the old wood. Great as always Jimmy.

Bad Ass!!! Camera person did a great job also!

We had a short guy on the job that liked to use a nibbler like you've got there, we called him "the Keebler with the neebler". Guess you had to be there

@MayerAudax

8 жыл бұрын

Ew, nicknames. Poor guy.

This is by far the coolest build I have ever seen.

that is one cool little pirate's chest. I have heard about but never seen a plasma cutter being used; the melted edge gives the perfect look for the finished product. Well done!

I want one of these! And I would hear the sound effect from The Legend of Zelda every time I opened it!

@anthonymcintyre2242

7 жыл бұрын

Awesome dude.

Speed up hammering is my favorite sound

You SIR are the Bob Ross of random things from a garage! Love it!

always watched this when i was a kid, so nostalgic

does anyone else look away when hes welding?

@qaisjamal

8 жыл бұрын

yea hhhhhh

@ryonr6053

6 жыл бұрын

Alllll the time

@dennisr.d.mascarenas3886

6 жыл бұрын

Yep..

awesome man!! just amazing...

You make me wish I'd done more with the pallets we used to throw away at my old workplace. Mostly they were junk wood but occasionally we'd get ash, maple, and oak.

Your videos are mesmerizing! I can't stop watching!

I didn't know pirates had welding machines and plasma torches.... but that's a pretty darn cool project.

@PaRTwasTaken

10 жыл бұрын

i bet the ancient aliens did :D

So sick. But I would've stained the wood and marred and scuffed I up first. To give it a richer, more antiqued and aged look.

Honestly bud a lot of stuff you make is true heirloom quality, thanks for the ideas and quick tips so I can eventually make my kid something memorable. Great job man keep it up

The planks at the top of the chest in the arch looked really cool, great build!

OMG this was Fucking Amazing !!!! And I thought working with Wood was fun, you are a Bonafide Artist ! I want a Pirate Chest !!

@keyehek1790

9 жыл бұрын

+Kelly Williamson make you one

I didn't know pirates could spot weld LOL!

Of all jimmys builds, this one was the one that make me start making stuff

I get so freaking thrilled every time DiResta puts out a new video. This one, of course, did not disappoint. Here's to many more years of inspiring DiResta projects!

The welding bit gave me a seizure but great vid!

@gurlgamer-yy5ze

8 жыл бұрын

same

@RedGreen1

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it made the video pretty unwatchable. I had to keep jumping past those parts so I didn't end up with a headache.

@licencetolick8222

7 жыл бұрын

that sounds dramatic as fk lol. its just blue pixels?

How todo you know how far to open the vice when you're using it to bend the metal?

I'm going to be honest, you are one of the best. I cannot believe how creative you are and you do everything so well. I can't wait to get a shop of my own to try to create things like you have. Keep it up, I love all of your videos!!!

@jimmydiresta

9 жыл бұрын

Gaven Vicino Thank you very much

When you were done with the build I knew you were going to stash it with something. Was a pleasant touch that really made it feel like the project was done. Thanks for yet another amazing build Jimmy.

you are one bamf. keep being awesome

great job. pls next time note that we need welding mask to watch his videos :)

I just picked up a new tip from Jimmy Diresta, using a piece of scrap 3/4 plywood as a straight edge for my grinder. Brilliant.

Goodness, I think I've watched this video 100 times. Just love the creativity and the old-school Jimmy approach. Fantastic!

I think this video would have been better if it was a bit longer, at the end it should be you digging a hole and dropping the chest, then proceed to bury it and ending the ordeal by marking the ground with a huge X.

@crash1989

8 жыл бұрын

Knowing him, he would probably mark the ground with 'diresta' rather than an X

@Noeruiz1990

8 жыл бұрын

It would be cool if he posted the time it took for each project.

@girafmad

8 жыл бұрын

Noe Ruiz That one is easy, little less then 7 minutes and a bucket of amphetamines.

@jossebond4267

8 жыл бұрын

+girafmad OMG ! Is it in real time?! I'm surprised.

real 17th century's welded pirate chest with metric screws.

I remember in auto tech class I basically lived in that shop, using the plasma cutter to cut pretty much any design I could think of. It got to the point the teacher went and bought more scraps for me lol i don't have any tools like that of my own but man...if I had a place like that I would never leave!

Finally I can steal all that change You have Collecting over the years! the big glass jug had no handle and would make me nervous walking down the steps with it. The handles will make this a lot easier for me! Seriously… Amazing, fantastic, creative, simply brilliant!

Watching this I've now learned the wielding is just a hot glue gun for metal.

@DavidBryan1

10 жыл бұрын

Except that hot glue is not mechanically sound. It's like saying that welding is just like soldering.

@RFC3514

10 жыл бұрын

MIG welding (not wielding ;-), yes. There are many other welding techniques.

@conormaloney126

5 жыл бұрын

@@BashenManTV Lol, so you intentionally used the wrong word to try and bait pedantic KZread commenters into correcting you so you could get mad at them?

@conormaloney126

5 жыл бұрын

@@BashenManTV Cool man, well it's great to see how much your negative attitude has changed in those four years, you're like a new man! Good luck

why did he widen the electrical ports?

@TimStClair

10 жыл бұрын

Probably to prevent the cord from falling out of the socket.

Take a bow Jimmy! Another fantastic project.

I don't how many times I have watched this video, but it never gets old and I am always inspired to try one myself. I am a wood worker and not a metal guy but one of these days I'll make one. Thanks Jimmy for all the video's, I can always find some kind of useful trick or tip that you use and I can take back to my own shop.

what about those jagged edges from the metal wholes you cut for the wood? I was expecting you to sand them down with the amount of skill you have.

@AugustoTobias

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was expecting that too. I guess detail went out the window, especially when he tac welded the frame instead of actually welding then grinding the welds smooth.

@55S55

10 жыл бұрын

AugustoTobias its a pirate chest, not like a fancy landlubber chest! i kinda like the tougher jagged version, personally

@RichardMacLean

10 жыл бұрын

Devin Deatherage I assume you mean not-modern pirate, which means welding is out altogether. They'd have forged metal pieces and joined them with hot rivots. This entire thing is an interpretation of a pirate's chest anyway. I like it. More art than science, but still requires skill. Very cool.

@angelicavargas1694

10 жыл бұрын

Devin Deatherage

Very cool build but i wish you had finished the job, the cutouts at the end are sloppy and unsanded

@skyhacker6

10 жыл бұрын

It's on purpose the vault is not perfect and not sanded at all !

@BarttRoman

10 жыл бұрын

Pirates made it, they didn't sand evething!

@zanduh04

10 жыл бұрын

If it were a pirate chest they wouldn't have cut random holes out of a perfectly good metal crate

@BarttRoman

10 жыл бұрын

ZanderDude Yes, they would! To reduce weight and make it easier to carry around. =)

@mrkiky

10 жыл бұрын

Thiago Roman Don't think there's a lot of weight reduction considering he had to add the wood. It's supposed to replicate a chest. Obviously they weren't made like this, they didn't have welding equipment and plasma cutters. They would just secure the wood with strips of forged metal.

The still frame looked so cool, then when you started I thought it looked really stupid. I kept watching and you blew me away. That was amazing.

The amazing DiResta strikes again. Too cool man.

Jimmy you are alien on earth,great work.

make an awesome sword...

@SuperzCaptainzDoggiz

10 жыл бұрын

Tell that to AWE Me

brother.. usted es mi inspira a trabajar cada vez mejor y con mas entusiasmo !! gracias

This has to be my favorite Jimmy DiResta project so far! So much creativity, in the project itself but also the methods used... coool. Cool cool.

so first make a nice strong steel box then cut holes in it and replace it with weak wood ? yeah makes sense

you make cool stuff but can't stand how you post your name all over whatever you're making

@jimmydiresta

9 жыл бұрын

If you go and take a close look i almost never put my name on any thing i make in the videos. Just maybe 1 in 20 times.

@supdus

9 жыл бұрын

I just mean the tools, or a piece of wood before you plain it. don't get me wrong i understand you use this for promoting your skills and products, i just think it is a little much is all

@jimmydiresta

9 жыл бұрын

supdus Branding. No one will do it for me. Take control of your life.

@sWaRmBuStEr

9 жыл бұрын

supdus better his name on every tool that he owns than dewalt delta or something like that

I love boxes and chests... Sure as hell like this one! That's awesome

Wow...what a great little chest. Always impressed with your design and execution. Major Kudo's.....please keep em coming.

I wasn't sure if I had seen you in "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Black Sails", or something like that, but after this video I'm convinced you are definitely a pirate! I mean, all the skulls things that you make, and now this Pirate Chest to hide your treasures... all I have to say is: ARRRRR!!! LOL

ain't nobody never gonna get old captain DiResta or his quarters and penny's! nobody!

I'll take one. Glad to see you finally found a camera-helper!

I love the way your work is very hands on a rustic... well not rustic but cool looking at the end! Well done, love the things you make!

A good use of found materials as always. Great treasure chest.

Every time I watch one of your videos I am amazed. Thank you for sharing your craft.

Wow! Putting the change in at the end was Double Wow! Great project and great use! Thanks for the vids bro!

Your videos give me confidence to try things I normally wouldn't. You made this look so easy. The coin dump at the end literally made me LOL. :) Another great build, Jimmy DiResta.

One of the coolest projects I've seen.

Diresta will stay in history far beyond just in KZread...

Pirate chest made from a "shipping" crate? Bahaha! Jimmy, you're the best!

Awesome, all I need is a plasma cutter and a welder and I will make one of these, great job as always, Jimmy!

One of your best. Really liked the padlock too.

That is beautiful, nice enough to keep my journals in.

Thanks again was about to go into withdrawal. You always inspire. I believe that you are more talented than you'll ever know

Another very cool project ! thanks for sharing .. I love how you recycle things and make new stuff using it like you did with the pallet wood.

I love you videos mate. Watching a craftsman at work is both informative and aspirational. I build at 1/72 scale but I've picked up a lot of tips on building from your videos. Thanks for sharing :-)

Diresta splits the plug leads, genius! Sick channel.

I was thinking this isnt DiRresta style, theres no wood, then the plasma came, and I was like ok just stop.......Amazing, by far one of my favorites!

@louisriccucci8912

10 жыл бұрын

that was very cool

Thanks - didn't know you existed before today - ALL GREAT tips & watching the videos taught me a lot! All the best to continue in this vein! Regards from Stan in Namibia

I enjoy watching all your videos, they are totally amazing!!! You are an amazing craftsman!!!

Sometime I see you do stuff with tools that could be done better and more easily with different tools, but I don't understand the circumstances in your tool choice so I don't judge. These videos are always fun to watch.

C'mon man, I've gotta get to bed and I just can't stop watching this stuff!

Very cool. As always. Keep on making these great videos please. They are a lot of fun to watch.

i made parade floats for a living for many years and i had to make alot of items like this in my days i had 4 pirate ships in the fleet and i have to say you did a good job for the speed and timing adding some cut off bolts could help fire/burn some of the wood things to make it look old

Epic as usual, great use for pallet wood too. Don't see how anyone can thumbs down, but there are all kinds out there. Sure beats a 5 gallon water container for all your loose change.

Vrlo lepo i domisljato. Efekat postignut sto posto.

I'd love to see you walk into the bank lugging that with your change in it. Just to see the look on the teller's faces. Well done as always Jimmy!

Kudos to you Jimmy, everytime I watch one of your videos it amazes me both on the content and how funny they are for a guy that doesn't talk on his videos. Keep them coming and I'll continue to like and share.

You are the man Jymmy. Keep the good work. Congrats from Portugal

I'm 15 and you are an inspiration keep up the work

Man, what you do is just AMAZING! That's real ART!