Wonderful video, Great idea. That was the sincerest thank you I have ever heard on KZread and I just want to say Thank you back.

Ideal for storage.Thank you for showing this to us.

I just found your channel. This is a great video. Thank you for sharing. I can't wait to get the plans and get to the labor of love in woodworking. It is what I have been looking for.

Late to join but have enjoyed these clever ideas & useful tips. Thank you for your generous sharing.

For those who haven't through of it, you can make an additional floor, with just the alignment block at each end, and put casters under it, so you can move whole stacks of boxes. Particularly helpful for bringing the season decorations in from the garage all at once, or taking inventory to sell at shows.

Carl, i just discovered your channel the other day. I'm already a big fan of you. congratulations for your work. cheers from Brazil

Stunning. Wish I thought of that. Thanks for sharing

Very nice. I like the attention of details, that you put in your design.

Thank you Carl. Just now discovered your channel....These storage boxes are genius.

Very nice containers. And congratulations on your continuing success!

Beautiful furniture. Fine details. I love your workshop set up. So organized and clean. Looks like a TV show workship. Thanks for your videos.

I like the idea. Thank you that you gave us for free very watchable scenes of the project. It was very inspirational for me. Greetings from Slovakia.

Fabulous ergonomic: elegant, practical & affordable. Thank you!.

well done Carl, thanks for sharing your smart designs, and congratulations on the success. Please, sir, keep on trucking (from France).

Very nice design on the Storage Boxes....Great explanation of the build process in your video........Well done, Carl.

Genius Carl. I love your design. I plan on building a set. Keep up the great work with your videos. Your one of my favorites on KZread, and I watch a lot of woodworking on KZread.

Thank you, Carl! You're an inspiration. Keep it up!

Awesome work Carl!

nice storage bins , very good idea, I always enjoy watching your videos, keep them coming !!!

Great concept. Very informative and easy to understand. Thank you for this video and thank you for your service, sir.

Great job Carl. I love these boxes. I think when I have the time to build these I'll add some biscuits when gluing up the sides for added strength. I'd be afraid if one of the boxes fell or was dropped the glued up sides may fail. The added strength from the biscuits would increase the strength and durability. Keep up the great work!

Carl, eres un genio. Te felicito, excelente trabajo.

Great design! Thanks for sharing

awesome. This is exactly what I need to store my card collection. Easy to add on, and my collection grows.

Very nice, thank you. I am looking forward to building them.

Nice - Concise and Serious. Thank you! Good Content!

Reminds me of old legal cabinets. Very nice!!!

Carl, you come up with some amazing ideas! Glad I subscribed! Hope you are doing well in 2018

Awesome job

Great job, this is a super cool idea!

@mattwlane

8 жыл бұрын

Hmm, yes super cool. ;o)

@MattLaneWoodshop

8 жыл бұрын

Wait a second here.......

hi Carl, I have a similar design of stacking the boxes. however I use mine for tools, and some boxes have drawers instead of doors. you should consider making a base plate with castors to make moving the storage boxes that much more easy. great design, the chalk board paint in a very neat idea

@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking

8 жыл бұрын

+David Carroll Thanks for comment and suggestion. Base plate with casters is a good idea. ///Carl

You are very welcome sir. I enjoy your channel very much.JOE

Jay Bates was right! Carl your channel is very impressive, I love it!

Thanks for sharing!

Well Done!!

Hello Mr Holmgren. Hope you are well. Time for me to finally start building your storage boxes. The plans are easy to follow. Thank you for your thoroughness. I am well past the time for my making these. One thing I’ve discovered is I am having a dickens of a time in breaking down plywood. I’m just not a fan of singlehanded pushing full sheets of plywood through a 1963 Craftsman table saw. I find my circular wandering when using a straight edge guide. I would be interested as to you thoughts on any other options. Track saws seem to be a very expensive option. I will check your video again to see if I’ve forgotten anything. Stay safe.

wow :) super :) greetings from Poland :)

Very nice boxes. I really like how they have two access doors. I'm thinking these are a bit too fancy for just storage. After all that work I'd want them in the lounge room. :)

ih boujour carl merci pour la vidéo !!!! super !!!!

I just found this, bookcase and love the idea, and want to purchase the plans. I wish I could get these plans. Any thoughts from folks on how to do this, and support this individual in some form?

Paid for plans, got the email with links. All good, thanks

This is fantastic. Do you think drawers would work instead of the drop down hatch? Or would the weight coming out be too much for the tower?

Woohoo! Been waiting for these, they look awesome. Off to buy the plans now, and a dado blade and some more clamps. Guess this is gonna cost me more than $100 ;) Have you done any weight testing, how heavy can I go (say if they're filled with books)?

@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking

8 жыл бұрын

+Pete G I have bins filled with coffee table books, LP records, magazines and they hold up well. Use a good hardwood (e,g, Maple) for the 3/4 X 3/4" reinforcing strip under the front edge of the floor. The back panel supports the back edge of the floor. If you anticipate moving them any distance, I would suggest 1/4" plywood for the back panel instead of 1/8". The back panel keeps the ends from racking. ///Carl c

Hi Carl, I know you haven't been active for about a year, but I'd love to be able to get a set of these plans and video. Are they still available? This is an amazing design and I'd love to build a set. I hope all is well with you. Take care.

I really want to buy these plans but the integration with PayPal isn’t working

which camera do you use to film ? :)

@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking

8 жыл бұрын

+DonDomel Nikon Coolpix L820 $220,00 //carl

@DonDomel

8 жыл бұрын

Carl Holmgren thanks :) great picture and sound :)

Such a shame that his website has gone now :(

@FuzzyScaredyCat

2 жыл бұрын

Seems to be back!

Good work sir and congratulations, but I think you could review think private video thing, I don't know if it's just for this project or if you keep this as rule, but the most successful woodtubers always show the entire process and profit from views and merchandise. The problem is, after a while the people stop watching, because they know the video is just a teaser for what they really want to see.

@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking

8 жыл бұрын

+Fabio BR Thank you for you insightful comment. I tend to agree with you on releasing a complete video instead of selling access to a private video with plans but I yielded to suggestions from friends, family and IT partner who thought I wouldn't sell any plans if I showed too much on the videos. I'll surely take you suggestion under consideration in the future. Now I have at least one vote on my side.... ////Carl

@DBYNOE

8 жыл бұрын

+Carl Holmgren I will by the plans just cause I have watched you in videos for a while and it almost feels like stealing for the number of ideas you give freely and explain so well. I think this public video has already given me and many of us DIY types, enough info to make these. My suggestion would be for you to sell a reduced price plan package, e.g. $24.00 for a three plan set or something like that. I also suggest you add a general mobile tool base plan with the details of the best of your designs of them, mine isn't exactly like any of yours, but my mobile 200+lbs TS/Router table came together after watching one of your earlier videos, Thx

@CarlHolmgrenwoodworking

8 жыл бұрын

+Darnley Bynoe Thanks very much for your suggestions. You've really helped me with planning future videos and marketing strategy. ////Carl

"Less than $100?" I hope they're even way cheaper than that to make a piece.

@jakepF1D

8 жыл бұрын

+patriotsriot It's less than $100 for the set of six boxes, so around $16 per box.

@patriotsriot

8 жыл бұрын

ya, that makes more sense. :)