Thank you for honestly showing your mistakes - much more helpful than the 'perfect' project. Watching some other videos I have learned a) not to put the top or back on a cabinet, till the drawers are installed - gives you so much better access and b) make the cabinet carcass- then measure up and install the drawers to fit, c) lie a cabinet on its side for drilling and some screwing - often easier and more accurate than drilling horizontally. You did well with the shelf slides - they can be frustrating if just a few millimeters out in width.

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your valuable tips.

Andreas, thank you for keeping it real. Everyone makes mistakes, fixing them is how we learn. Especially appreciate your bandsaw cuts and how your made them straight.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard. The bandsaw cuts were actually intentional because I knew I wouldn’t be able to get them as straight as I wanted them to - so I didn’t care about trying. ;-)

Loved this video. Not because you made a few mistakes but because we all can relate to having done the same thing! Thanks for sharing mistakes and all!

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Richard. I’m glad you like my video. I also find it important to share my mistakes to keep it honest and for others to learn from them.

I love my red woodpecker tools. They solve problems I didn't know I had. Great channel.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stuart.

Hi Andreas - many thanks for an interesting, humorous and entertaining build project and for sharing your mistakes - something we can all learn from!

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome - and thanks for your feedback Darrel!

I just bought a couple of IKEA Pax cabinets. L-Boxxes fit perfectly in the 30x50 wardrobes. But I must admit, your solution is much nicer, more versatile and you designed and made it yourself.

Great resolve.

nice to see how you solve/address your mistakes. I'm newbie in this space, and learned allot from this video

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

I’m glad to hear it. Thanks.

Discovered your channel recently, and I love to see your mistakes and their solutions, keep up the good work ;)

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot and welcome to the channel!

sehr gut und saubere arbeit. toll und gut erklährt. danke andreas👍

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Danke, Lukas.

Nice job. I think we all need one of these

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mitch.

Bro, I like you being very frank about the mistakes you made. This is what I want to learn - what to avoid, which I can't get from "perfect" KZread videos. Keep it up bro.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Dear Sir, A great project in spite of the mistakes which you were honest to show. It just demonstrate how easily distracted one can be regardless of skill level. Very well done. Kind regards.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback!

You know what the biggest difference between your work and my work is? My mistakes are not on video :D My solution for that problem is radical: Take the tracksaw and cut the sides of the cabinets at a diagonal from top to bottom. Glue in a piece of contrasting wood to make it higher. Or maybe even glue in a piece of metall with epoxy? And everybody will be like: Wow Andreas! What a desing! You took shop furniture to another level! :D Or maybe use thinner material for the drawer bottoms? You have lips around it anyway which make it strong and the boxes are strong for themselfes. Should work. On those rabets I rough them out at the table saw and only take a whisper pass at the router. No chunks, only dust, no problem. Those suggestions are a bit late for this project, but maybe come in handy in the future or for somebody else.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback!

👍

Loved it when you said Wood Peckers ridiculously expensive and you still buy them. Spoiling ourselves with a few tools is nice. The red stopper on the story stick looks like plastic. If it is I hope the price wasn't _that_ bad. Having a nice piece of aluminum there would make it far better feeling when you run the stop into things. Video is great again. Surprised how the breaks where you talk made the video that much better. I think of cabinetry as an unending decision making process because of the three intersecting faces in each corner and how you're doing to place them all. I try to use the inset back as often as possible and combine that with jack stud style sides depending on the gravity load. Meaning I keep the top and bottom outset so the sides are inboard so the weight is transferred to them and not fasteners like nails/screws/biscuits.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback and kind words. The end piece is made of plastic but it’s very sturdy nonetheless. Really love that story stick - I didn’t know that it could be so useful.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Concerning the cabinet build: with pocket holes, the top and bottom pieces have to be between the uprights for the pocket holes to be invisible. That’s why I added an extra top (sitting on top of the uprights) and a second layer on the bottom (on which the uprights sit). But I agree with you, with biscuits I would have made the top and bottom outset.

Schöne Aufbewahrungsmöglichkeit für deine ganzen Boxen. Manchmal sieht so ein Schränkchen ganz einfach aus aber irgendwie schleichen sich Kleinigkeiten ein und dann entstehen die Probleme. Danke das du die Fehler drin gelassen hast, schönes Video 👍

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Danke Thomas. Mir ging es auch so, dass ich dachte: „Das bau ich mal rasch“. Wurde dann irgendwie nichts 😉

Good stuff man. Looks like a very useful addition. Crazy how people will use a router without eye protection. Especially when your face is not 20cm from the bit!

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your comment. My problem with glasses is that they always fog up in seconds (even with anti fog on them) and then I hardly see anything at all.

加油💪！❤️💕❤️💕！

@holzhandwerk_ak

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Good on you for showing your mistakes

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Philip

This is a great channel. Mistakes and all is very entertaining.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks -glad you like it.

Cool, als ob du Gedanken lesen könntest :-) Das ist genauso ein Schrank wie ich vor ein paar Wochen geplant habe. Muss ihn nur noch 3x bauen. Habe allerdings keine Vollauszüge sondern realisiere es mit Alu-U-Schienen. Wird günstiger und wenn ich den Tisch bewege werden die Schubladen halt drin gehalten. Aber Ich werde die L-Boxxen noch etwas fixieren in den Schubladen damit diese dort nicht so viel hin und her rutschen. Ebenso wollte ich den freien Platz hinter den Boxen nutzen für Reserve Zubehör und Verbrauchmaterial (z.B. Bohrer, Messer für Multitool usw.) das zu den Boxen in der Schublade gehört. Und die Tische haben später die masse damit ich diese zu einem großen Tisch zusammenschieben kann. Hoffe mal das ich das richtig geplant habe. Von daher kann ich nur sagen echt super der Tisch! Weiter so!

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Danke für das Feedback, die Fixierung der Boxen steht auch noch an -dahinter noch Stauraum zu nutzen, ist eine super Idee. Das werde ich mir mal anschauen. Danke für die Idee.

es gibt so Projekte, wo man denkt: warum geht hier alles schief.... aber genau aus diesen lernt man am meisten...Grüße aus dem Kraichgau Thilo

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Ja, ich hab definitiv eine Menge gelernt bei diesem Projekt ;-)

Story of my life!!

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

😉

you know the old saying Andreas, "measure twice, cut once, swear thrice" it worked out alright in the end ;0)

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

Swear I sure did! Thanks for you comment!

Hey Andreas. I really enjoyed your video on the drawer units - a lucky find as I was actually looking you up to see if you were a track-saw KZreadr (I'll contact you separately about that). But I'm about to tackle a very similar project for my channel for Systainers/Makpaks and Euroboxes (which happen to be the same dimensions as Systainers). Your drawer runner video has been in my essential tips playlist for a while now and want to thank you for that because I find runners super stressful in a project. Especially as I really prefer to drill out the holes while the cabinet is disassembled and I can't count the number of times I've got it slightly wrong!. Anyway a quick question if I may, what's your preferred bench height?

@holzhandwerk_ak

4 жыл бұрын

My bench is about 84 cm but that’s not by choice. It just happened to be the height of an old workbench that was in my shop when I moved in.

Andreas, what do you do with your scrap/cutoffs?

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

It depends on the size. I usually keep to many of them. But often try to use them in shop projects.

Nice workbench, will you fix the Boxen on the drawers?

@holzhandwerk_ak

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. No I didn’t. I sometimes have to take them out.

@MarksWassersportFAQ

2 жыл бұрын

@@holzhandwerk_ak i thought abtut something that will prevent the boxes from sliding around, not from taking out🤔

@holzhandwerk_ak

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve screwed a piece of wood on the bottom at the back of the drawer so that there’s only some millimeters of play for the box.

Moin Andreas, 1. Anschlag als neues Projekt klingt gut. 2. Weißt Du eigentlich, was Du im Netz für ein Imaga haben mußt? Deutscher Heimwerker. Ich arbeite für ein englisches Unternehmen und wenn ich mit englischen Kollegen zu tun habe, dann sind die immer generft von den deutschen Qualitätsansprüchen. Da wir nur im B2B unterwegs sind, ist das aber ein wichtiger Punkt. 3. Super Begründung für die Woodpecker Produkte, ... Pause... I wanted one. Krass wenn man dann noch die Festool Schiene im hintergrund sieht.

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Die Woodpecker-Dinger haben es mir wirklich angetan. Und nachdem ich mal einen Winkel gekauft habe, ist das eher noch ausgeprägter. Das ist wirklich unglaubliche Qualität. Na ja -dafür rauche ich nicht und schau nicht fern und … habe sonst praktisch auch keine Laster ;-) - Und die Schiene ist das einzige Produkte von Festool, das ich besitze - und die hat auch noch einen ganz speziellen Grund (siehe das Tauchsägen-Video). ;-)

Great video, but please always use safety glasses when cutting and routing!

@holzhandwerk_ak

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Robert. I know that in the US many woodworker wear safety glasses all the time. In Germany, I’m, quite sure that it’s not mandatory even in professional environment except for few situations. My glasses always fog up on me in seconds and I find that poor sight is much more dangerous than having no glasses on.

Who farted at 3:00?

Aber Du bist doch Englisch Lehrer! Gib die Kalkulation das nächste mal einem Kollegen oder Deinen Schülern.