WOODWORKING - Building an Oak Cabinet with a Sliding Tambour Door
Тәжірибелік нұсқаулар және стиль
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Follow along as I build this Black Stained Oak and Brass Record Cabinet which features a Sliding Wooden Tambour Door, Brass Grilles, and a Push to Open Sliding Bi-Fold Door, all designed to stylishly house my clients record player as well as a large collection of records. Other equipment such as the amplifier sit behind the brass grilles. (Please note the crappy record player shown is not my clients, its just the one I have in my workshop)
It’s important to understand that when building a piece as detailed and precise as this you must allow the wood to acclimate properly to your shop as well as let it adjust to its new state after the milling process.
I never show the extensive milling process I go through but each board is gradually taken down to it’s final size in a series of stages, allowing the boards to rest in between. In particular, the slats for the Tambour door, which have been milled repeatedly over a week and a half, gradually bringing them down to the finished size. This process allows as much movement as possible to escape before assembly.
The Tambour Door uses a canvas glued to the back of the wooden slats. I’ve used contact glue to do this which can have its problems if not done correctly. Please note not all contact glues are the same. I only ever use industrial grade contact glue sourced from my suppliers. I never use glue from general hardware stores, from my experience it doesn’t hold up as well. I would not use PVA as this will introduce moisture back into your wooden slats.
When I originally designed the Tambour door I hand carved a handle into one of the wooden slats (shown in parts of the video). Once everything was assembled I decided I didn’t like the style of handle and cut it off, then replaced it with a smaller handle which has been rebated into the slats.
The Push to Open Sliding Bi-Fold Door. Seems simple enough right? But there is a lot more going on here than meets the eye.
In order for a sliding bifold door to work, there needs to be a track that guides the door from its open position to its closed position.
In order for a push to open mechanism to work, the mechanism itself needs to push past the door enough to pop the door open.
Can you see the problem here?
The push to open mechanism, when open, blocks the path of the sliding door.
Now to be honest, when I designed this Record Cabinet I just assumed there was some hardware that existed that could achieve this, but to my surprise I couldn’t find anything for a small cabinet like this, so I had to come up with my own solution.
I achieved this by adding a push block on the inside of the door. The block allows the push mechanism to fully spring open without interfering with the sliding door track.
Now because the push block protrudes so far out, I’ve had to make a slight recess in the opposite door to allow the bi-fold to open further.
The black stain used is just a cheap brand here in Australia called Feast Watson. There’s nothing special about it other than the fact that it is oil based. I’ve use this stain because I like how the light oak undertones come through the black. If I was going for a deep black I would’ve picked another product.
My process for applying black stain is to finish sand everything to 120 grit by hand then apply three coats, letting the stain sit for a couple of minutes before wiping off the excess. Sanding to 120 grit allows more stain to penetrate the wood.
I used Osmo Poly X oil as a clear topcoat which isn’t usually recommended as it can remove some of the colouring from Feast Watson products, but I have allowed the stain to cure for over a week before applying the topcoat.
All my custom-made aluminium hardware has been sprayed black to suit the rest of the cabinet. All other hardware is by Blum.
The Tools & Equipment I use- kit.co/nickpedulla
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Standard Questions-
- What glue do I use? Titebond 3
- What finish do I use? Osmo Oil satin
- What stain is that? Feast Watson Prooftint- Black
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Designed, built, filmed and edited by Nick Pedulla from Pedulla Studio
Music from www.epidemicsound.com
#woodworking #recordcabinet #tambourdoor
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Young woodworker here. You really inspire me to be better, not only at the craft but also at video making and picture taking
One of the best woodworkers on KZread, without a doubt. Thanks for giving us the privilege do whatch and learn from you.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much! I appreciate the comment!
@rolikasbam2569
2 жыл бұрын
So true
@mattlong6359
2 жыл бұрын
Truth
@user-hm4qy5jc6n
2 жыл бұрын
nice
@AyoDenny
Жыл бұрын
Pedulla is in at different level…
You produce without a doubt, some of the highest tier woodworking content I have seen on KZread, the quality, efficiency and consistency in your work is inspiring and motivation for me to better my own skills. 🤙keep grinding my dude, awesome work.
Woodworking at its finest. No talking. No music (apart from the reveal). Just quality content… 5/5
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
I love that you call it a studio and not a shop cuz u are producing art, you've inspired me to change certain aspects of my approach to design
Yeah.. sorry man, this isn’t woodworking…this is freaking art! Unbelievable piece and attention to detail. I always look forward to your videos coming out. Keep up the great work!
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much
@user-hm4qy5jc6n
2 жыл бұрын
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Most will never imagine the incredible number of steps, fore thought, planning, ingenuity and patience needed to achieve your results. Especially enjoyed your custom hardware solution. Your glue up table made a light go on.
@pedullastudio
Жыл бұрын
Thanks for noticing
Your projects are 'wood art'. On your stereo furniture piece, it was genius to hang those doors on aluminum track with the rollers. The canvas backed tambour rollup brought back memories. Out of oak, I built seven wall-hung cabinets with split tambour doors that rolled horizontally. The sixty-inch-wide cabinets hang over the individual birthing room beds in our local hospital and hide the oxygen and other mechanicals involved in the birthing process. After working for the hospital for twenty-one years, I've been retired for sixteen years now, and those rooms are still being used and the tambour doors are still functional. Building all the cabinets for those seven rooms is one of my most prideful projects.
@cmckulka
10 ай бұрын
What an awesome legacy to leave. That sounds like a much more welcoming environment for a mom in labor. Thanks for sharing your story.
Finally, someone really worth watching
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Got to be honest. Watched the whole thing hoping to see the brass grills being made... but none the less you are truly a master
KZread should make an option that We can make multiple thumbs up. So I can give this artist millions of thumbs up
Love watching your work, absolutely stunning!!!
You are so within your work, heart, mind and soul. Truly an artist.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Great piece. Love the vintage look. That tambour roll up and that black stain got me deep inside. Thank you.
Truly impressive work…love the care taken and the intricate design elements. To be half this good one day is an aspiration! Thanks for your videos!
Absolutely incredible! Truly inspiring work.
Been watching your videos for a while now and man what an inspiration you are? Not only in high end woodworking, but the way your workshop is organized tidy and clean is nothing short of an art in itself. The highest level of respect is what you deserve my friend!!!
Love what you did with that custom hardware! super smart!
Another cool project. Thank you for taking time to film, edit and post this video.
It's just mesmerizing and soothing watching your videos. This is so my style and could fit easily with my other furnitures. It's borderline OCD and I love it. Thank you!
I love woodworking.I love pretty furniture.I love watching your work.And i must say....you have lovely workshop
Your woodworking is so refined please keep providing more videos
Very beautiful work! Congrats!
This is just really beautiful work. Inspiring craftsmanship. I also noticed your right hand has been through a lot. You’re still swinging though, and blessing us with this content, and whoever buys your pieces-they’re blessed too. Thanks for not letting an injury stop you.
It's like 60's furniture but made at the highest level of quality and in styles that never die.
Very nice work.. Love the self created hardware, exceptional creativity!
I love it! Such a beautiful piece! So much inspiration for me! Love the brass! All of it really! Stunning
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much
Great piece and design. Always a joy to watch and see what you come up with.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much
Your woodwork is outstanding.
The bench you made museum piece this Quality Quality Quality furniture bring your A game gentlemen there's a new teacher in town 😎
Incredible work! What a talent.
Bro this is poetry in motion with no words needed!! Your craftsmanship is stunning; thank you for sharing your gift
Always torn when watching your videos between being in awe of your incredible creation and sheer jealousy at your shop (especially that cabinet saw)
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching. Ill admit, its a pretty awesome saw
Beautiful piece of work.
I'm glad you started posted videos more frequently. Already from your first videos I was impressed by your woodworking skills and I was sure you will conquer youtube if you start posting more regulary... I think i'm not over reacting if I say that you are probably the most advanced woodworker from all we can find here on yt.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much! Thats very kind of you
@user-hm4qy5jc6n
2 жыл бұрын
ok
@sajadulislam7619
2 жыл бұрын
ok
Oh man this cabinet's finish took my breath away.
A true craftsman! Love your videos, can't wait for the next. I always save up your videos to watch on a Saturday morning with a coffee, perfect way to start the day ✅️✅️✅️
Thanks for this video. I am in the middle of making a record console from walnut. Got a couple ideas for mine from this. Thanks!
Oh to have such a great collection of tools, metal and wood working. Terrific outcome.
Beautiful table work. Thanks for showing us the details.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
My pleasure!
Absolutely stunning and a marvellous work of art 😍❤, Thanks for sharing !!
Thank you for your masterful and elegant work
Regards from Argentina !! Nik you are the Lionel Messi of woodworking!!!
Beautiful work, love the bifold hardware and all of the detail. Also loved that intro music!
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Nice work on the Tambours -- they always drive me nuts.
Your designs and execution are worthy of that amazing shop...and inspire me to step up my game!
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks. All the best
Great work, man!! Can't wait to see your next creation. Keep posting!
Nick, your sliding door solution is very clever, and the brass just pops in that black finish. I am slowly learning about improving my woodworking techniques to use at home, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Nick. You've really refined these cabinets to an awesome level, seems an excellent niche to cater to. Cheers!
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching
Wow----your work is so incredible. I am in awe, and jealous too! I would never be able to work at that level, not in a million years.
Outstanding brother! Thank you for allowing us to watch this gem being created.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
My pleasure!!
I really like how your videos are: no words, many cuts so that only the most important things are shown. Perfect!! And your work is like from another planet - Thank you for that!!
With these precision instruments you can do wonderful creations in the art of carpentry.
I thought you were a god, but I saw your scars on your hands and you are one of us. Amazing work. Thanks for sharing.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Unfortunately it can happen to the best of us. Thanks for watching
Beautiful as usual! A whole different level of woodworking
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Cheers
@sajadulislam7619
2 жыл бұрын
wow
Simply amazing beautiful craftsmanship keep the videos coming!
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks, will do!
I really think that you deserve a great career in furniture woodworking. Sure, the pieces you're building are a kind of an art and should be quite expensive, but this is the price for the better to be afford ! Keep on showing us your knowledge, and stay long among the best woodcrafters we can see ! Thanks a lot for this moment of grace !🤩 Sorry if my english is not very good, I'm french…
Wow! Always impressed. Thank you for sharing.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching!
Surprised even myself by tearing up a little at how beautiful I find this piece
Beautiful work. I appreciate your write up as well, makes it a bit easier to understand some of the process.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for taking the time to read it. Cheers
Your craftsmanship is a thing of Beauty. Love the videos.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
Truly awe inspiring... thank you for sharing!
I agree with you this guy is an awesome wood worker I really enjoy watching him he is one of the best
Wow!!! Even though you almost lost it, you seem to have total use of your right hand. That is wonderful.
You are definitely one of my inspirations in woodworking. You are definitely THE furniture maker to emulate for modern furniture. I'm un awe with every single project you post.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much! Thats very kind of you
This is one hell of a cabinet I've seen
This is stunning! I wanted something like this for my home office.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Excellent!!! Very exact job!!! Congratulations!!!
I'm not only green with envy of your shop and tools, but your skill set as well. This cabinet is a wonderful piece.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Nicely done, thanks for showing us.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching
Beautiful cabinet. Like others below, I appreciate your methodical process. I also have to admit that your panel gluing system is awesome. I like the stain and how the oak shows through. Have you ever tried using iron acetate?
OMG the most beautiful handmade piece ive ever seen
Man this is art of beauty thank you for a great work..
Only got about 10 mins through…have to watch the rest later. But as always, very well done sir! I think you inspire more people than you could ever imagine.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for starting it! Also thank you for the kind comment
Another crazy project. Magnificent achievement. Well seen the Jimi and the Fleetwood 😉
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you. And thanks for noticing 👌🏽
fantastic design and work
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you! Cheers!
watching you to work..... I found it relaxing man ;)
Это просто космос! Спасибо огромное за труд ваш!
Miles Davis said that notes should be rounded.Greetings from Greece.Excellent🌹
I watch how you think and work, and it makes me want to immediately drop what I'm doing and go out to the shop and create! Thanks for another inspiring video.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thats awesome! Thanks for the comment
Just stunning
THANKS for showing this
Very nice, i how the grain shows through the black stain. The mechanisims you made work fantastic
This video exemplifies artistry and craftsmanship.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much!
amazing work
Love your work, thanks for your sharing
what a job !. beautifully, with attention to detail, perfect workmanship. it was worth watching. I greet and wish you much success, peace and health
man that thing is a work of art.
Que trabalho MARAVILHOSO!!!
Incredible piece ... well done man.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much
Another beautiful piece Nick, plus it is the first I've noticed you cruise passed 100K, congrats on both fronts.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much
This is amazing job.. I have no words..
A realy charming work, be proud of it.
Es realmente hermoso! mil felicitaciones. Saludos desde Colombia.
Just fantastic work!
Well done Nick. Funny you mention about your milling process. Some of my woodworking friends chuckle about how long it takes and how much time I let the wood acclimate to my shop. To each his own, it works for me. Beautiful piece. I am looking forward to the next creation.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Its gotta be done
Awesome, a work of art, keep crushing it.
@pedullastudio
2 жыл бұрын
Thank you
Saudações. Essa oficina é a maior e mais bem equipada que já vi no KZread. E os vídeos são sensacionais!
We are mere mortals, you are the god of wood working, it's truly remarkable to watch you work. I'd die to go to your shop, it's the most beautiful thing I've ever seen, well maybe your woodwork is more beautiful heh. Thanks for another amazing video!