Beautiful JOB!!!

great job! and good instructions too (with humor and humility)

Love everything about this. I love repurposed wood projects. Love box making and I especially loved your thin-rip jig.Thanks for posting.

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

+Terry Cairns Thanks, Terry. Really appreciate the kind words.

I've been told, and I sometimes believe, that woodworking is just advanced box-making... I love making boxes. I've seen quite a few YT videos too. Yours (both box and video) are a winner. It shows the beauty of a simple process. A quick/easy design criteria and you go on from there. It didn't seem like a typical "voice-over" either. It's like you were right there doing as I was watching. And the result is marvelous. Thanx for posting it!

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I agree. Box making seems to be at the core of this craft.

What a great box! The pallet wood top is wonderful. Great job.

Nice job!

I liked the simple yet clever joints made on the table saw that precluded the use of fasteners to hold the box together. It made for a nice clean and asthmatically pleasant finish. Also, he didn't destroy the whole of whole look and final finish by coating everything with a dark stain like so many other woodworkers do.

Nice video and very nice box! I love making boxes and you taught me a couple of tricks I haven't tried before. Thank you.

Lovely trim work. Thanks for uploading this.

Very nice!

Thanks for the video; thank you for your time and for your teachings

Outstanding job ! Beautiful creation and great first video! KZreadr in the making!

Very nice box! I'm sure you put a lot of effort into making it. Thanks for sharing.

Great build video, Dave. Thanks for sharing.

I can't believe you made that masterpiece with reclaimed wood! very nicely done

Beautiful box and great video presentation. Your video brought back nice memories for me. I always loved little boxes crafted from wood and more than once asked my Dad to make one for me, which he always did. It was many years ago, but it's nice to see some things never change when a girl has a loving father.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! As long as I have a wife and kids, I'll never be short on projects.

A really well thought put design and construction. I loved it. The joinery techniques are relatively simple but your thought about how to assemble it is inspiring.

Man that really turned out nice. Thanks for posting the video. Always to good to see new techniques and pick up new ideas.

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks.

Beautifully designed box! Great video, it is always nice to see am not the only one that has "design changes" mid-project.

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Rick. Learning to make adjustments as you go and living with them has really helped me get better in my woodworking.

Good start to your build videos. Thanks for showing us how you did it. Beautiful box.

Excellent presentation skills for a first video. Nice box. Easy to follow the build process. Keep em coming. Just realised that this was 2 yrs old. I'll leave the comment regardless.

Really love how you managed to take something so "simple" and turned it into a very complex design. I just love what you did to make this little box your own. Keep up the great work :)

Great job Dave, Stunning piece

Very nice! Great first video. I'm looking forward to more videos. Thanks for sharing

Beautiful box. Well done. I like the jig you used to cut the walnut trim on your table saw.

Got some great ideas from your build. Very good work! I usually get thru half the project and what started out as a precise build becomes rustic!

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Billy.

Wonderful work! The wood grain pattern on the lid almost looks like a painted landscape. Thanks for sharing...

Beautiful piece of work!!

Great video! Thank you sooooo much for producing most of the video in "real time" AND for explaining what you were doing, and why you were doing it in a particular fashion!

Excellent techniques used in this video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Keep it up.

wonderful, little box. You make it look easy, the vertical splines are a nice touch.

Amazing. You've really inspired me. It's 10:30pm but I think I'll go out to the shed and make something. I'm sure the neighbours won't mind.

@jamzach4

6 жыл бұрын

Agreed David. Totally inspiring !! Great job. A real work of art.

@africancichlids3011

6 жыл бұрын

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6 жыл бұрын

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6 жыл бұрын

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Very nice vid love the way that box looks

I like your presentation well made video, nice choice of back ground music. The nice box, the new owner should has this for years to come, Thinking of your daughter every time she picks out a recipe. These always make the best gifts. Job well done.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Anthony. Really appreciate your taking the time to comment.

Because of not owning a table saw I tend to build my boxes with hand cut dovetails, gives my great satisfaction when they all fit LOL.. I have subscribed so I can get a few ideas for upcoming Christmas & birthday presents.

A nice design that is well executed. Thanks!

excellent job. love the use of the dado. keep being awesome.

Awesome project and video Dave. I really like how you ripped those walnut strips. Keep it up.

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Gabbert Thanks, Adam!

awesome work. very beautiful box!

Bravo!!

Very detailed little box, great thought into it. I just finished mine, its very simple and very first one, I ran into some problems being a beginner but learned from It and I hope to learn more from this very fun hobby.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Congratulations on the first box!

@johnmaskey3462

7 жыл бұрын

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7 жыл бұрын

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@delegofreak1

6 жыл бұрын

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Cool video, really nice box.

Nice project. Very good production.

Looks great, very nice.

Lovely workmanship. Great first video....can only get better from now on 👍🏼😉

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Marc

great work. thanks for sharing

Very Nice, thanks for the idea

Lovely job there pal.

Great looking box

May have been a pain,but obviously worth it. Looks really classy

Obra de arte , muito linda PARABÉNS .--( C PR brasil )

WOW You make a suuuuper Job

'.... or whatever they give at baby showers' .... hilarious! Loved this video.

@karodora

7 жыл бұрын

Also loved that comment. Believe me, making that box was much more fun than going to a baby shower.

I just finished my first box, which turned out close to my expectations,( nothing ever goes completely as planned right?). Can't wait to try some of your techniques on my next one. Thanks 4 sharing, many of us really appreciate it.

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Congrats on the first box.

Beautiful!

And if you look at the top it looks like a picture great job

Beautiful box

Great job Dave. I'm going to be making boxes soon, so this gives me some good ideas to use. I really liked how you hid the splines. Keep on with the videos. I just subscribed.

Beautiful job. Would take me a week or more.

very nice job..

I am very impressed. Turned out great. The attention to detail was amazing. Also hard to believe that was the first You-tube video. You did a great job with that too. The only that would have made it better was some really loud rock music drowning out all of your instructions. NOT!

Nice job! I want to build this using just hand tools. No one wants to do that these days unfortunately 😕

This box looks fantastic. You did a great job with it. However, I cringed when I saw you using the table saw with no riving knife or splitter. I've had kickback before (still have a nasty scar from it) so I'm very conscious of always using a riving knife. Thankfully you didn't have any kickback (or at least if you did you didn't show it :) ).

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I've been using this saw for 15 years with only one kickback incident (really stupid move with a dado stack). That said, I understand the concern and have recently bought a Micro-Jig splitter. Will install it soon.

Wonderful

Perfection in action

Good job

Parabéns, belíssima peça.

That is a beautiful box the grain around the sides don't look bad at all don't beat yourself up for that

@DaveHarshberger

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I really wasn't too upset about it. I'm always prepared to adjust to my mistakes because I know they're going to happen.

beautiful

Excelente!!!!!!!!

subscribed

Vary nice

👍🏻

nice box .the pallet wood top is sexy looks figured

Dave, really impressive work! Do you know what kind of wood the pallet was? It made a unique and great looking top.

@DaveHarshberger

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I'm not sure what kind of wood that was. It might have been cherry, but I couldn't be sure . It had a lot of flaws and some voids that I filled with epoxy.

Simple box?

I can't wait to get my shop up and running it's killing me

Caddyshack!

If you have a look at Hyezmar’s design in his Woodworking Bible, you can get a great alternative design for this.

Beautiful work but did you tell how you got those pallet woods so smooth and fine?

@DaveHarshberger

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. The pallet wood is just the top panel. It was a piece left over from a previous box project. When I was making that box, I filled some voids with epoxy and ran it through my planer.

Tick!

love the box build but the lip smacking is quite disturbing

Very nice job. Very nice craftsmanship. I like the groove to elevate the top. Very nice video / audio production. But....you scare the shit out of me with the way you use that table saw. Hands way too close to that whirling disc of sharp metal. No splitter?

Yes! I was searching for a project such as this! It'll definitely be a HUGE help while I continue to work with Woody Hyezmar's plans which I found on his website.