Nice video ! So many folks are not speaking in the videos ,just playing crappy music . Your presentation hit the spot . Thanks for the time ! Cheers

They look great Just one point.I have been woodworking for over 50 yrs. Never put glue on both pieces and same with fingers and never had a failure. The two sided glue idea is from the manufacturers to get you yo use more glue

@whatsnewjohnny3512

6 ай бұрын

Glue also helps fill in small gaps. Glue is cheap. Waite untill Jan 10 and see whats next. Thank Yoy for your comment

@allenhuckabee3764

6 ай бұрын

That’s an interesting comment. I have always put glue on both sides…you mean I don’t have too…sure will save me $$

@johnthompson3462

6 ай бұрын

@@allenhuckabee3764 Hi,Yes it is true( for all my project for sure) but there is also quite a few of the big makers out there that have done tests and had the same result. Same with clamping.See too many wood shows where they use a dozen clamps and tighten them so much they push all the glue out. On small boxes you can use just tape. Lee Valley sell a tape,that looks like masking tape but has a little stretch to it and works great.I have even told some makers and had thanks from them

@tomspallone1868

6 ай бұрын

@@johnthompson3462Probably was derived from the proper use of CONTACT glue where both pieces should glued and semi dried before joining.

@thomaschandler4831

5 ай бұрын

Yea I only glue one side as well .. however… my circumferences are tight

Hello from north dakota!! I come to mesa every January visit my inlaws!! I'm saving video and gonna give these a try

Nice design - appreciate your vid. I like to use tape along the inside of each side piece right along the shoulder line, if you will, of the box (or dovetail) joint. That way any glue ooze is more easily removed after box is glued together. I look forward to building a couple of these.

Loved the video, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Those are really good.

I can see your passion. Great Job! Keep up the good work!

Enjoyed the video, thanks

Great job thank you for the video

I have that same table saw. It's powerful too!

These are great! I've been making these for a few years now. I cut fallen tree limbs into boards to make them.

ser carpintero o artesano es una pasion.... 👋👍

Great work dude 👏👏

Wow just chopping the top excellent idea, no measuring for the top lid

Immediately following this video Johnny was killed by his wife with a small mink paintbrush 🖌 😂 I really like your choice of materials. I use the same fence pickets as mounting boards for mailbox post builds. You've given me some good ideas. And my wife and I LOVE hatch chilies! Let us know how they come out!

@whatsnewjohnny3512

4 ай бұрын

My wife rewarded me for my good work and keeping her mink brush soft.

Great looking cedar boxes, nice craftsmanship. How much do you sell them for in your area?

That was very interesting. Where did you get that router table top jig you use? I need to pick one of those up! Not the jig for the finger joints, but the one for rounding the corners.

Every time I go to Harbor Freight I buy a few clamps to add to my collection. I have about 60 now.

Great video. Is that a Rockler box jig ?

Nice looking box. Please use a router sled of some kind Brother.

Nice work and I do like the finished product. I could really do without the scrolling text though. I’d rather see what you’re doing and hear what you have to say about each step.

Make a list marble box for your friend. Marbles in it but don’t cut a lid. 😂

@whatsnewjohnny3512

5 ай бұрын

funny

I fast forwarded through a bunch of gluing....

Cedar is 106 for four fence boards

@whatsnewjohnny3512

6 ай бұрын

At Home Depot Cedar Fence boards are $3.97 they are marked as 5/8" x 5 1/2 -6' They need to be planed and then stored flat with weights.. Where do you get yours? Thanks Johnny

@greggordon6215

6 ай бұрын

$3.97 for me in NC too. I love using the cedar fence boards!

@user-uh5df5xy4h

6 ай бұрын

I mostly use eastern red cedar.