Check out my Outdoor Sofa Video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/Z3qVx9RqiKmsqbQ.html

@TomTom-nw4qh

3 жыл бұрын

What brand pocket hole screws do you use?

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Massca screws. They are linked in the description

I love hiow you professional woodworkers tell us weekend warriors it’s a simple build.

Darn you Matt! Now every time I go to my wood shop my inner voice has an Arkansas accent!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

lol

@guyincognito.

3 жыл бұрын

Glad I'm not the only one!

@woodworkingandepoxy643

Жыл бұрын

​@@731Woodworks I'm not even kidding when I tell you this. It blew my mind. Couple weeks ago I'm in Lowes and can't find the 2x4s. They wasn't where they usually are. So I find an employee and said tubafour and he looks at me for a few seconds longer than he should have and says "oh! Matt's his name! Matts way to say 2x4 is just addicting!" And took me even longer to realize he was talking about you lol

My wife will love this!

I'm always amazed when I see your daughter, no way Amy can deny she's her daughter, they could be twins! Nice storage chest too by the way!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

lol thank you

My wife has been asking for something similar to this for the end of our bed. This is giving me some good ideas. It looks beautiful 👍🏼👍🏼

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

👊🏻

Hey Matt, As always, you are at the top of my list of favorite KZreadrs. My daughter is a doctor and she did change her last name when she go married. She is now Dr. Outlaw, yes, Dr. Outlaw.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. That’s great

Sitting in my garage doing my initial burn in on my new RecTeq 700 and watching this video! God bless you brother and thanks for this vid! Enjoying a beautiful TN summer night!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Great! Enjoy that grill. It is awesome!

I have been looking for a project like this to bring my skills to the next step. thanks Matt for all you do, you are an inspiration to all that have fun making sawdust.

I've been meaning to build something like this for my house. great build! Love the thumbnail 😜

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I thought you might lol

Poor Matt poor poor Matt so much effort in the kick and he was proud of that kick. I salute you brother you got more air than me

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

lol, those are grade A ninja skills my friend!

Just downloaded the free plans, thanks. They came out of the printer in landscape format with large print which is great so I don’t need my glasses to read them. I live in New South Wales Australia & where we are we’re in COVID lockdown for a couple of weeks so I’m not really allowed to go to the hardware store for wood at the moment, so my build will have to wait a bit. Again thanks for the plans, really like your channel, Regards Paul

Keep it up, Matt!! I love the enthusiasm you display in your videos. I've been a follower for a long time and am proud to see how far you've come.

Simple projects are often the most fun. Nice job!👍

Thank you for sharing this! I just finished making it and it’s perfect for what I needed.

Awesome build! Thanks for the plans!

It was great to see you get back to your roots and build something for us beginners I know you’re trying to really reach out there and grow a lot but work but I love what you’ve done looking forward to the next one

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

I've said before that I'll continue to make beginner projects as well as more advanced. I enjoy all aspects of building.

Great video, perfect timing. I just bought the lumber for your Modern Outdoor Sectional then will do this next. Clear instructions.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

thank you!

That was short, but sweet. My daughter and I will make one for my wife this week. Will let you know how it goes

Awesome, think I may use this idea for a toy box for my son.

Fantastic video, love boxes and chests

Nice! Good idea. Thanks. You inspire me, I just started out with woodworking (hobby).

Adding this to my to do list.

I just got the plans, thank you so much. I love all of your videos, especially the pocket hole tutorial, I learned a ton!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Pretty!

Thank you looks great

I love the build. I think I'll do this one out of cedar fence pickets. That way I can use it for package delivery.

Great looking simple chest. I think I found my next small project to build. I know that my Mrs will definitely appreciate the extra storage space. Keep up the great builds!

An excellent design and build project! Well done!

i like this, my wife has been asking for a cedar chest. i'll use your design. thanks!

Good looking, practical, and multi-use. Everything I love in a build. Good video Matt!!!!

@paulmood308

3 жыл бұрын

PS, love the ninja skills display 😆

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! 🥷

Liking the new build, and how you used the onebasix to the fullest. lumber prices have me holding off on my projects for now. keep the awesome videos coming. 👊

I love this video! Just like the old times 🤙🏼

VERY COOL AND EASY TO DO - NEXT PROJECT KEEP DOING SUCH A GREAT WORK - BLESS

Awesome looking build!! My brain wouldn't have let me do 4 boards and 1 thinner on the top I either would have had to put the thinner one in the middle or rip all 5 down to teh same width then built it, probably the former. Only change I would have had to make but again that's my own OCD.

I love your vids Matt I’m trying to make most of the projects you show

Very nice thank you for sharing your video.

oohhhhh I can't wait to make my first chest! Thank you thank you!

Such an easy great looking project! Looks like that AC will come in handy.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

lol for sure! Still waiting on it ha

Great vid! This design can be used to create so many other pieces. Thanks for sharing my friend!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Love the simplicity of design When I make this for my patio I may beef up the top for extra seating and move the handle from top to front Great video

I just binged watched the entire outdoor furniture series, great projects and fun videos to watch!

Very nice! I would suggest a screen under the bottom boards. The dirt dabbers would make a nest inside where I live.

Love it! Nice simple and practical build!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Good job enjoyed it thx for sharing

Nice build there Matt, Glad to see your channel taking off like it is. Keep the good videos coming.

Pocket hole King. Really cool and easy to do project. Great job! 👊🏻

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

👊

Very cool 😎!

Great build Matt! Also, thanks for the plans. :-)

Nice build.

Great job Matt ! I along with a lot of others appreciate your hard work ! Great to see you back using pocka Holes for this project!! The Community is unbelievable!!! Still lovin the content! Continue when you can to help the Beginners !

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 👊🏻

We’ll done!

Very nice build, this looks far superior to the one I threw together with plywood 🤣🤣

This is awesome. Thanks for another awesome video sir 👊👊.

I want one of these 🤩🤩🤩

Looks amazing. Gonna build a couple. See if i can sell em..

Thank you, for yet another inspiring video! ... As a suggestion - you should add an 'Applaud' button to your videos. Again, thanks for a very cool idea - I'm thinking to build this to replace our current blanket chest I made out of plywood.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Unfortunately the applaud button isn't available to me. They only give certain channels access to it.

Once again, an awesome build brother!!! 👊🏽

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you 👊🏻

Another great video... 👍

This would make a good Equine tack box, with the addition of a tray.

i like your video thats vary insteresting thanks stay safe

Would be nice to see the same walkthrough as a bit more of a budget using just a circular saw when you don’t have a mitre or table saw.

@DanielPlunges

3 ай бұрын

I second this.

Wow love this chest 🥰🥰🥰

Love the build...and the clean face!

A Moving Experience!!

Matt- Great project and video. I am nearly done building this, although with some modification. I made it larger to accommodate my patio seat cushions, and taller (table height) so we can use it as a place to put food and stage for the grill and smoker. So it's approximately 44x20x30 high. I am also putting it on casters and I added hardware cloth on the bottom to keep critters from getting in between the slats. My experience with a router is limited. I did use a chamfer bit on all the edges, but obviously there is the round inside corner that it leaves behind. I realize it's only outdoor furniture, but curious if you used a chisel or some other method to make better corners after you used the router. For a finish, I was going to use stain, but after consulting with the folks at the red store paint counter, they persuaded me that stain and paint are both going to peel eventually in an outdoor environment and the paint was much less money. I'm using a Zinser primer, followed by two coats of exterior paint. Thoughts on the finish? I had contacted Cabot directly about the Australian oil that you used and they recommended against that for being out in the elements, which yours, it appears, is not. Keep up the good work. Love watching all your material.

Where I live here in Arkansas I'd have some Nasty spiders moving in through the cracks in the bottom. Maybe covering the bottom with some screen would keep the spiders out. ?

Nice job sir 👊

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Great build! 48 hrs with no rain for the stain to dry? Well, guess I won’t be doing that until August or September! It’s been raining every afternoon here for forever it feels like.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

lol

Matt, do yourself a video and make a fence with a stop block for your miter saw. You won’t regret it. Keep up the good work. Love the videos and the positivity

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

It’s on the list of to-do projects this year

Are you I Covington GA. I feel like I met you at Alcovy fitness

@731Woodworks

2 жыл бұрын

I'm in Arkansas

Making two of these a little smaller. We are placing items in them that we wish to leave to our girls. AND they'll get a keepsake storage chest to boot. ;)

Great video ... simple and easy to do for the beginner... looks good:)

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Hey 731, just making a small kids size picnic bench table but things have to go wrong. Yes I was pulling me hair out as you would but getting things sorted

Greetings from Fort Smith. Love your videos brother!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Hello neighbor! Thanks!

This reminds me of the chest I made in my high schools woodworking class. Can't wait to start woodworking again, starting with this project.

Your an awesome inspiration brother, the honey do list is half done since watching you videos. May you and the family be blessed for all the information you give back to us all!!!!!!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I would have installed the hinges on the inside. That way it would be cleaner looking and not be hitting the back of your legs when using as a footrest.

Nice shirt, Great vid!

@731Woodworks

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

That would make a good Horse Tack box. Add a trey.

Very nice job!! So I built something similar a couple years back for my son. It ended up getting some horrible splits. I used same method of pocket holes. How would you suggest to prevent in future?

Great build but I think I would have used cedar to keep the bugs away.

My daughter has been wanting me to make something like this for her room, blankets and such. I'm on it now!! Thanks

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome

Really really liked this build. Thanks for the detail.

Lol well now I have got a new project to make for my son and daughter. Might as well start it today before one of them see this....off to Lowes lol

Hello Matt, really love your videos. You are a joy to watch and listen to. I am older and thinking of doing woodworking as a hobby possible side line. I did not see free plans for this chest. Am I missing something. Can you send to me or tell me what I am doing wrong to not be able to see plans. Thanks Bob Blondiau. From Oklahoma.

Perfect for my recycling

Awesome project Matt. Thanks for sharing 👍

I just made this box and I love it. Is that a 18 gauge bead nailer? And what size nails did you use? I did the whole thing with glue and clamps. I would like to put some Brad nails in now.

Great ideas as always. Thank you for all you do!

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

How would you recommend making this waterproof to store deck cushions when not in use so they don't get wet from rain? Should the wood glue on the top and side glue-ups be sufficient?

You should put your logo on the front of this it would look pretty sweet or the top

Love this. Do you think this have enough structure to act as a seating option as well?

@731Woodworks

2 жыл бұрын

yes, it is sturdy

I made this using your plans to be used as a toybox in my soon to be born daughter's nursery. What should I use as a finish to protect the wood and be safe around young kids?? I am a very basic beginner and have zero experience straining wood.

@731Woodworks

2 жыл бұрын

You could paint it. Or stain it and use a water based polyurethane to seal the stain

Unable to find "free" plans for the box.

Grabbed a CMT 40 tooth combo blade about a month ago and I have been very happy with it.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome. I love those blades

10:26 Could you install those hinges so that the longer side sits on the top of the lid? Is it more sturdy the way you installed them? Thanks for sharing this video. Cheers.

Great looking storage cabinet, Matt. I bet that a bunch of us 'weekend wood warriors' build this one.

@731Woodworks

3 жыл бұрын

Hope so!

What kind of wood do you use for these outdoor builds? All spruce or do you go pine? Actually wouldn’t mind a video on when it’s okay to use pine as well as three different varieties of pine.

What's the next best option if no pocket hole jig?