I'm surprised this man still has any fingers left. He got close, more than once, to the table saw blade while it was running. Love the ice box chest. You did an awesome job.

@Markalo1025348

3 жыл бұрын

Haha I came to to comments for this. He used the jig when the wood was far away then his fingers when it got close to the blade!

You were a big reason i made one for my daughter's wedding reception, was a big hit! So my thanx for the plan and incentive i gained from it!

I'm about a week out from having my shop together I'm a beginners beginner greenhorn... Lol I have been watching all of your videos over and over again big fan and appreciate all of your posts you really make it easy for the greenhorn to understand .. Thank you

I made one change to your version, what I did was I left the ice chest plug alone and drilled a hole on the bottom of the ice chest with a drain valve from a boat, so the water drains completely out without having to soak up the water that's left in the chest bottom.

@FunWithWoodworking

Ай бұрын

That sounds like a good idea. I will have to check it out.

Love it. Gonna give this a try, after I finish a few other projects. Thanks!

Building these this Spring!

I made one this past week. I used a 48 qt Igloo from Walmart at $16 and the cedar fence planks were $24. It came out great for less than $40. I research alot of similar designs on the web. Yours was the best looking. Thanks for the post.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Donald Shade That's great to hear! I would love to see a picture of your completed project.

Great video, this is exactly what I've been looking for! Thanks for the Sketchup plans.

The router sure does make it look neatly finished nice project Thanks for sharing your skills

Amazing piece and great tutorial, thank you very much !!

loved seeing it being built.

Loved it. You're very efficient, no lost time, thanks.

Dude! Yee Haaaa starting mine today! Thank you for all your efforts to record and teach.

I just made two of these boxes. I also made a video that i'm releasing on the 15th. Thanks for the great project. I also gave you credit for the design. Thanks again.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Mike Fulton That's awesome! I can't wait to see it.

What a excellent project. It certainly is better than having the cooler sitting on the floor at parties.

I just started this project tonight, and all the cuts have been made (with the exception of the miter cuts). I'm going rouge and not using a cooler, but instead building my own out of construction foam, which will be impregnated with epoxy and fiberglass cloth. I'm making it so the water will collect in a 3/4" diameter PVC pipe at the bottom, which runs on a slight angle down towards the spigot. It would have been cheaper to buy an Igloo cooler based on initial purchase cost, but this will be my own homemade project from start to finish. Thanks for posting this and the PDF file!

This is a really great project and one that I can see building soon.

Loved the cooler box, great idea.

Video came out great. I really like this project. I need to build one soon. Thanks.

Great job !!! I will try to do it greatings from Mexico

I think it's a cool project. I think I'm going to make one but with wheels on one side so I can move it around easier. Thanks for the great idea.

Amazing work!

Cool thanks for replying. I'm definitely going to make one of these. Thanks for the video and easy instructions!

im gonna have to try this build thanks for the pdf file.. one would look great on the front deck!!

Awesome!! thanks for sharing. just picked up a bunch of fencing panels this morning. this gives me a AWESOME idea for a last minute girt. Keep up the great work. love the videos.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Al Smith Very cool man! Please send me pictures or post them on my Facebook page once you get it done! I also sell a full set of plans with cut list, material list, and cutting diagram on my website if you get stuck. www.funwithwoodworking.com/p/store.html

Good project. Well presented.

'Cool' project. Thanks for sharing...

I had excess pallet wood, pickets, styrofoam coolers that came with Christmas gifts and a 35 year old bottle opener. Thanks to your video. My excess is almost gone. I posted a pic on your Pinterest page.

@FunWithWoodworking

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome, thanks!

That is so cool. Thank you so much for sharing! I love all of your great tools too.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

bransonhauntedhills Thank you!

I made 2 of those before I see the video, I just saw your video to see the technic and I want to say, good job ,my have wheels that's the only difference!!

Great idea and design! Even better job on the execution.

Beautifully done. I'm envious of your shop and your skills.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice video! Well made, great job!

Very nice love your work

Man, you work fast! LOL! Great job!

awesome man. That came out great! Yes -you scared me with the table saw too. Great job though. Thanks for the video.

@ismaelyep793

2 жыл бұрын

Hell ya basic bird house builder here I was all puckered up during the table saw run

thanks for the video, excellent work, Greetings from Mexico

Great job!

You've got a good channel starting here. You've got some nice projects and do a great job with the videos. Thanks!

Very cool video! Thanks!

I never comment on videos but this one was just absolutely great. Video was shot amazingly just as well.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video man! Really enjoyed it! Keep up the good work!

Excellent video. Well explained for a DIYer. Thanks

Nice project.

great video and awesome idea. ty

Great video !!

very well done my friend

I love the New Yankee workbench...I built 2 for my wood shop.

Nice work! Thnks 4 sharing!

Thanks for the video, just purchased and downloaded the plans and materials list, I'm building this today. Out the door, on my way to Lowes.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Nolan Barges That's awesome! Please send pics when you're done.

Great video. Id love to see a video highlighting your work bench... it looks really well thought out.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Nick Pernia Thank you. It is the New Yankee Workshop workbench that Norm built in the second episode. I purchased the 1st NYW book used on Amazon for less than $10 and it has the plans inside. I shot video when I built it but it was the 1st project that I ever shot and it is very bad. I may still post it.

Only thing i would add is a cup under the bottle opener for the bottle caps to drop into !! nice vid

Nice work

Great work! You do the kind of wood working I like. I plan on doing allot of your projects for our home! Thanks for the insite and keep up the good work.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Davy Crockett Thank you!

Great job with very easy materials!! My only concern is maybe should have guards on that table saw. I know they can be a pain in the arse but......

Very cool I like it

Those push stick skills are what’s up bro!

Love it.

thanks for sharing very niocely done

Love the tutorial. I went the other day to buy my supplies to do this with a mid size broken fridge, bout 26" tall, not the mini. Almost had a heart attack! 189.00 for everything, of course, I over figured. Wasn't using fencing, which is a great and much cheaper idea. 'Will be making a return trip to the local hardware store. I am using cypress left from a remodel at our house. I have watched this video numerous times and will tweak my cooler. Thanks for the tips, I may keep it here and not take it to the beach (Dauphin Island, Alabama) for my kid and friends to use. :) Wish me luck! I am a budding builder, I LOVE power tools!!!

@quakersmith3828

7 жыл бұрын

If you're interested these are some great woodworking plans you could use: HootWood. com

thanks for doing what you , its great for me.

nice work

brilliant!

that was a great job now I am going to make one thx to you and your easy steps on you youtub thx for that man

Hey nice video! Thank's for taking the time to make this. You just got a new subscriber!

nice job!

Thank was looking for aution donates for DBA runs. This is perfect

Really well done. This might be a good spring project.

@craigdoeding4393

10 жыл бұрын

I like the way he used a scrap piece of wood to keep the hinges and handles in the same location on both sides. I never thought of doing that, I always measure. I need more tools. Clamps and the air brad nailer would be really cool. This is a pretty cool little project.

@KurtSchwind

10 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the scrap wood he's using would be a type of 'story stick'.

Well done

Bom trabalho.

Just finished the ice box using an old 54 quart Coleman cooler. I found some cast iron handles at Hobby Lobby shaped like black pipe that when well with the theme. Also shortened the legs opposite the downspout by 1/2" and ran a 4" wide cedar board to the underside of the tray between the legs to which I mounted 2" caster wheels. Finally, I added a trim piece under the top plate mainly to add support the the hinges and balanced it with a trim piece around the bottom of the box which hid the bottom boards from view. Great project with many complements on the finished product.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

Ray and Vincetta Nicosia That sounds awesome. Please post some pics on my facebook page!

Amei este vídeo, muito ótimo. Farei com certeza. Obrigada!

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Jaciara Silveira Muito obrigado

Love it

Love it, now I just need to get my husband to make it.

ok, that sounds good! Thank you...

Nice job, cool vid!

good job bro!!!

Very cool project. Walking around the saw to grab the piece of stock at 2:50 made me cringe a bit. I generally let it drop or use a table as an extension. You have a great shop with all of the essentials. Nice.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your concern. I have learned quite a bit about using the tablesaw since I made that video.

Nice job.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Thank you very much!

I made this cooler with your plans. As usual I had to screw one thing up, like I do on everything I do. I assembled the legs wrong so I had to make a fifth leg. I guess I have a start on my next one.

@FunWithWoodworking

5 жыл бұрын

I won't say that it has never happened to me.

Thank you!

Great job with the video editing. I could use this as an example of excellent instructional design (except for that part with the unprotected work on the table saw). Still, this really is an excellent video.

Well done :)

What a great video. I admire your cooler especially the craftsmanship, the designed and cannot compare to the rest of those other builders. Thanks again.. I have a suggestion if you agree to build a lifetime calendar (made of wood). A good size wooden frame and inside the frame you attach the month (slide it in) and below the days in order also slide it in and below the numbers in order also( just like jumble). Remember now all numbers are single piece and also holidays are different piece.. thanks again and good luck...Months, days are written(paint) not curving.

@FunWithWoodworking

9 жыл бұрын

William Dizon I like that idea. Let me see what I can come up with.

Bravo!!!!!

Those drywall screws will rust if this cooler stays outdoors. For anyone copying this project, please use exterior grade screws and galvanized hardware.

Love watch'n your channel man. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to get mine made up as well. Starting on it this weekend!

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Please post some pictures on my Facebook page when you finish it!

@rylch44

10 жыл бұрын

FunWithWoodworking So I botched the first one...So It's going to be turning into an outside plant station for my girlfriend. I'll post pics of them both soon to your FB page when I finish. Legs are drying currently. I cut all the other stuff. Just have to assemble. Thanks again man. Love the project. One of my favorites on the web! Keep up the good videos man. You have my support.

This is awesome. Thanks for the plans off your site. I'm gona make one of these before the 4th.

@FunWithWoodworking

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Please post a picture on my facebook page when it's done. I would love to see it.

@brianbarry3356

10 жыл бұрын

Will do

12:43 Those miter joints are killin me right now! Yes, it is an outdoor piece but still...

@FunWithWoodworking

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Watch the video again and pause it at 3:25. The 3" face is flat on the table and the 2 1/2" board is sitting upright. Look where the shorter boards are. 2 on the left and 2 on the right. with the cut angle pointing in towards the middle. When you build it you want to make the 3" part with no glue seam point towards the front. That way you don't see the glue joints when you look at it.

Hey great video, I just finished building one using your design, some reclaimed siding and an old cooler I had laying around. What do you think about using pressure treated pickets? Thanks

Nice.

I would've liked for you to have opened the cooler at the end of ur video. It'd have been nice to see how it worked and also to see the box drain at work. Love the video tho ❤️

bad ass bro good job

I would hold the push stick in my right hand and use that to push the board through your table saw... but awesome project!

@FunWithWoodworking

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for caring.

Now that I made mine, everyone in the family wants one!

Hola me gustaria saber como hiciste tu mesa de trabajo ya que me gusto mucho hacer unapara mi. Gracias muy buen video

AWESOME.

@FunWithWoodworking

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

It is a Skil 3410 Contractor saw. I bought it at Lowes.