🔨🪚Colonial Woodworking | How To Build a Punched Tin Cabinet 

If green is what she wants,green is what she gets!!

So, Ron-Ron, I am a whole month late on this, but, Bruh, seriously consider having your own "Build Stuff With Me" segment on this channel! LOL! Seriously, speaking for myself, I love work working and crafts and it's been truly inspiring and entertaining watching you build this mini cabinet box! What else has the good Lord blessed you with!? LOL! Even if you never do this, definitely, entertain the thought! I love the stuff you build and Justine surely is blessed to have a husband-to-be that was gifted with the works of his hands!

Nice little cabinet Ron. Justine will love it.

Cute little cupboard.

Nice little spice cabinet

That was a real nice job, Ron. I like the green idea, and also like a barn/antique red.

I was enjoying watching how skilled Ron is at building the primitive box, but I was laughing worriedly at how close to the edge of the table the glue bottle was dancing toward with each little tappy tappy! 😅

Can't wait for this!!

Dark green my favorite.

Do Not punch your tin on your table..lol..I loved that.. love this ! Yes dark green or rustic red.. thank you

Never knew how much I needed this in my life

I want one!!!

Looking forward to seeing you Ron. Really missed the Chew and Chat this week. Justine made a beautiful meal. Love watching you build things!

My dad's tools at the beginning of this video! That's something you don't see every day! This video isn't what I was expecting, but it was charming. The black cat at the end was perfect!

10:45 Mish Mish!!!!! 🐈‍⬛ The cabinet turned out great!

Ron, totally in his element !

That cabinet turned out beautiful! You may have "eyeballed" it, but your years of experience with woodworking shows. Hope you and Justine stay well and happy. ❤

Hi Ron & Justine! Hope you're both doing well. Maybe some day Ron; might you think it practical in perhaps making a Wooden Stool for Justine? That way; she'll have something to sit on at hearthside while she's cooking & she won't have to squat or sit on the floor.💗

Love this. And yes dark green

That looks lovely. Justine lives it I bet. My grandfather who was Spanish, was a fisherman, he also built his own trawlers. When they emigrated to Australia he brought his tools and made his fishing boat. I have his tools and many of them were handed down to him by his father. He also made many of his own tools because he couldn't get the ones he needed here in South Australia. My grandfather was born in 1903 so some of the tools are very old. I really wish he was around longer as he passed away when I was very young. My mother was the last baby of 12, so her parents were nearly 50 when she was born. I don't use his tools but I do love having them, even a ratty old paint brush 😊

Great job Ron

Nice job Ron

That's awesome...you should sell as a pre made do it yourself box kit? Let people decide on the design for their tin.

You did so well! What a wonderful piece 😊 Vote for green!

What Justine likes is perfect!!! I personally love green!

Nice simple project I can share with the grandkids.

Good job!! How about a simple 1 person bench that Justine can sit by the hearth with?

I watched and waited for your jar of glue to go crashing to the floor!! I just love your cabinet. Wow! How beautiful Ron. Thank you for the tutorial!

This was beautiful! And yes I totally agree with Justine...Green would be lovely!!

Love these how to videos! Dark blue gets my vote.

Beautiful! Great job! So cool you can eyeball it! I say dark green. That's my husband's & my favorite color too! Be blessed have a great weekend you2!!

I always think that the true mark of a craftsman is being able to just eyeball measurements, and it turns out right anyhow. As a budding seamstress myself, I felt so proud of myself when I started being able to do things like pinch out a one inch dart by eye and feel while fitting, and then go to measure it and it was almost perfect! Of course it's always good (and sometimes necessary of course) to measure, but knowing that you have the ability to do it free hand is awesome. Well done Ron, that little cupboard looks wonderful! And I think dark green would be a lovely color to paint it, to match the corner shelves by the fireplace. Some little yellow flowers round the edges would match nice too! I don't know if Justine has much in the way of jewelry, but I was thinking what a pretty jewelry box one of those would make if you laid it down on it's back. I guess you would have to make some kind of little ledge inside so the door wouldn't fall in, but you're so clever at these things I'm sure you could. :)

Well, that was lovely! So simple, so quick! You R a 'natch' Ron, when it comes to 'handy' and it will aid you and sweet Justine in countless ways. Keep counting your blessings my dear, for they are ABUNDANT! Health and God Bless! :) P.S. Thanks 4 sharing your talents with us!

That's a great looking little cabinet Ron!

Good to see you Ron and Justine!

This is sooo cool Ron. I wish you had another channel that showed all your different furniture and woodworking projects. 👍👏

That is great Mr. Ron. I hope you do more of these videos.

I love it your very talented

Это великолепно!!! Ваши каналы очень познавательные и интересные!!! Вы показываете настоящую историю Америки! Спасибо! А шкафчик, просто потрясающий, главное он сделан с любовью ❤

My mother had a pie safe, full cabinet size, with four beautiful punched-tin doors. I don't have room for a cabinet, but maybe you could do a video on one that might fit on a modern kitchen counter? I could imagine it next to my bread box... 😆 I look forward to whatever woodworking projects you'll show us all in future videos!

Great editing with proper zooms. Mr. Renfield you are a man of many talents, same as Ms. Justine.

That is VERY nice Ron! Justine is a lucky lady.

I love the little box, Ron. With the pretty punched door, I would definitely put a back on it with a shelf and paint it red! But, I like green, too. Can’t wait to see it completed! Loved this!

Love the small cabinet you built. The hole punched tin door is lovely. It will be nice to see it painted up and on display in your home.

I love this! I used to make furniture and punch tin that looked like it was from the late 1700’s to mid 1800’s and made pie safes and jelly cupboards. This makes me want to get back into it. I like the dark green idea or black.

Great video! You should definitely continue these Woodworking videos regularly!

Dark green would look good. Especially with the natural greenery around the cabin.

Very nice.

Dark green Ron. I think that would be so pretty.

That's really nice!😍 Definitely green for Justine!

My vote is for dark green. I don't usually comment but I want you to know that I do watch. Both channels! 🤟

Really cool!! Enjoyed watching that. More please!

Hello Ron, I love the box it's beautiful. I am glad you and Justine are feeling better

Ron you did a beautiful job on the little cabinet and I love how you punched the holes in the tin. Look forward to other projects you make - I'm sure Justine very proud what you make. Take care -

Lovely tin wooden cabinet, Ron. Thank you for showing us your woodworking. Mish Mish loves it, too.

Look forward to seeing you build more stuff that was quite interesting

Dark green sounds nice. It's lovely!

Ron's Old Yankee Work Shop!

Beautiful and I think dark green would be perfect! Would love to see a door with a punched copper sheet ❤

I love it Ron. Justin is a lucky gal.

Very nice Ron!! Looks simple enough.😉😊😀👌😸

Good job Ron. Yes dark green

You've a very gifted artisan Ron. That's one skill I wish I had. I think hunter green sounds great for the cabinet. I'm looking forward to seeing you make more primitive items!

It looks great Ron, you always do such great work on these projects. I would paint it a primitive red or a butterscotch yellow with green highlights. Justine is going to love it. Thank you for sharing the way you make these historical style projects, the tin door reminds me of the punched tin doors on the old pie safes.

I like dark green.I think it will be pretty.

Wow I love! My Grandmother use have a real old kitchen cabinet that had the tin with design. She was old so was a antique. Not sure what ever happen to it but I aways loved. I love country style it beautiful! My mom loved green should be a beauty! Have a great day! 😊❤️🇺🇲

Well now I know what Sara will have me doing tomorrow lol. Thanks for the instructional video. Looking forward to more videos like this! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Love it please make more videos working with wood

Dark green is beautiful❤

Ron, you make it look so easy. I’d love to see you stain it with a period correct oil or other substance. I love to see the wood grain.

Enjoyed watching your video, Ron! Very pretty!Yes, paint it green and show the finished product to us!👍🏻 Please make more videos of you making items!! We enjoyed it!👌🏻

I loved the tutorial. But especially the punched tin!!

That is a beautiful little cabinet. You did a great job Ron. I bet Justine is going to love it! 🥰

Amazing job Ron, Justine will love it I'm sure. Can't wait to see the finished result. :)

Good video Ron here in the U.K. you would be known as a carpenter you are so good at making things.I can’t wait to see your new house video you and Justine work so well together bless you both 🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️

Ron, it looks great for just an "eyeball job"!!! Love your and Justine's channels!!!

You did a beautiful job

I love this project! I remember back in the 80s when my dad had hand drills. I discover his door know drill and got a little to excited making holes on the little house where my mom had her washer and my dad had all his tools and I made Swiss cheese of one of the walls. The noticed right away when it rain🤣

That’s awesome y’all make everything just like back in the day.

Great job showing the process of the rustic cabinet build Ron!

Dark Green would be Beautiful 😊

Great job Ron! Enjoyed the instructions to build!

Oh Ron, this is beautiful ! Your wood working is amazing. Very talented you are in all you do. Love all these videos you all do. Blessings always !

You make it look so easy! I think the dark green sounds perfect. Thanks for sharing, Ron.

Loved the small cabnit.

should look great when finished, green sounds nice

I know this is an older video, but I love it! Just a clear coat varnish for protection would be good for me!

What a darling keeping box !!!

Dark hunter green with yellow and pastel blue flowers!

You do such good work am so looking forward to your forever home to see all your idea builds!

Fantastic video and great craftmanship! Thank you for sharing! 💙🌿🩷

Also I cannot wait till you guys are building your house and it is great you will have an historical workshop!

What a pretty little box-----very well done. Like watching you craft vintage pieces. As for the color it would be good to go with whatever Justine likes best. Good job Ron!! Missed the chew & chat this week .The meal looked real delicious.

Nice work Ron…love it! You do amazing work!!! Justine will love it when it’s all done. ❤

I love primitive. Thank you for the demonstration. You make it look easy.

Really like the woodworking projects. They’re great, nice and simple but functional and good looking. Thanks.

I would match the paint colors with the corner shelf you have there. Very nice!

That was great Ron. I liked the way you explained the markings / pattern for the tin punching. Also, I agree a dark green paint is a good idea. Will it stay dark green? Maybe you could distress the edges w/ sandpaper, or what ever they had back then.

Looks great Ron Justine will love it!

More of these kind of things please! I loved this. Thank you inspiring me.