Build: Walnut Boxes (Part 3) 

Holy mother of visual ecstasy!! This video, series, build, voice over, camera work, and tools used is freaking incredible! Well done, brother!

I'm having a great time checking out these tools, kind of drooling. I'm building boxes this year for christmas gifts. 1.5 completed so far. Each slightly different from the other; mostly the lids. I've got a table saw, a chop saw, a router table, a wood workers bench, on wheels, palm Sanders and a belt sander. Oh yes a drill press , with sanding drums. I'm turning out some beautiful boxes, but I'm not quite ready for wooden hinges. That was cool, watching you make those. Hey, your camera person is good. Your music is great. No stress here. Great work, got some tricks here. Thank you, couple ideas, thank you. Interesting though my boxes are not much different, insides are lined in a contrasting color, I have gone with inlays (look) on the exteriors; beveled lids. I sure enjoy making them. It would be so much quicker, and so much more precise with this kind of equipment. Sigh. A big belt sander. A planer, a joiner. I'm just making a few gifts. I build and refurbish hot-tubs. That's my gig. Great videos. I'm digging it.

This is the bar that other YT’ers need to hit to be in the game. No corny or janky jokes or self flatulation, just plain woodcraft mastery. I wonder why he didnt make the sides from 8/4 so he could have used s specialty jig that prompted us all to go out and buy. This young man and his skill and artistry is a force to reckon with on YT. My hat is off to your sheer talent and craftsmanship for museum quality work.

Beautiful work, not just the woodwork.

I like the fact that you have two trillion of tools, of any kind and forms, for any situations and positions.

You weren't kidding about how much work those hinges were! Great job!

(best with sunfire subwoofers) Don’t get me wrong, great with headphones. My usual escape. Just watched in my family room. Thanks!!

Well Blake It looks like I'm late seeing your channel. But I'm very impressed with your work. I love making boxes and it's great to see someone who has the right tools to make the job go smoothly.

That birds eye maple is gorgeous! Another excellent project, keep them coming!

Amazing work as usual. Thanks

Admiring your shop setup! Great tools you gave in that garage

Blake, the box is simple yet so effective and beautiful looking. Congrats bro! Cheers, Sean

Yup, I agree with Brandon(below)...and I subscribed....cheers...rr Normandy, France

Great job, really nice project,well done,there will be a few of these produced in the future. My brain was getting a little stale for ideas. Thanks Blake, also your attention to detail on the audio and video is excellent. The realization that building is on thing, then the video and audio are another set of challenges. Really enjoy your productions.

Great stuff.

Been racking my brain since Part I.... “How is he going to drill that hinge properly”?? Now I know. Nothing beats the right tool for the job! That’s a beautiful box Blake! Great work man!

Lovely

I love the build. The boxes look great. The walnut is beautiful.

Oh Yea!

Great 👍 work keep going bro

Beautiful craftsmanship! Could you talk a little about the picture frame clamp there? Looks pretty simple…not sure where to find the corner right angles though… TIA

Thanks so much for this video set, I’ve just finished the 4 and really enjoyed watching, you capture the art and essence of both wood working and videography extremely well!

Another FANTASTIC build as always, Blake! 🤙🏼👍🏼

Just found your channel, love the craftsmanship. I'll be watching out for more from you forsure...

Great Edit! You are a true craftsman! And the boxes are gorgeous also!

That’s better. Anyone else rush to watch these videos.

Beautiful...

Looks gorgeous! Great job!

Blake another stellar project and video! Thanks for sharing.....

Beautiful 👍

Hi there! Great project! I should show my woodworking more often but it takes sooooo much time. Great work on that part! But I must confess that I am unsure about the hinges. They are per se great, but I don't really like that they break the flow of the wood grain on the back. Thinking about that... would you think that integrated hinges like a finger joint would work? Regards, Etna.

Gorgeous. Nice work!!

I like your work! Good job!

Hello Blake, Thank you for sharing your work with us. The attention to detail and the video quality and editing make your videos an absolute joy to watch. The pace is so tranquil and relaxing that I could watch them all day. I had a question for you. I cannot justify the expense for a Tormek at this juncture and was curious to know your thoughts on the Work Sharp unit you have and use? Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks again for your work. Mike

great job, thank you very much for teaching me. I am looking for a system to sharpen my chisels and I like your machine, would it be possible to tell me which machine you use to sharpen them? Thanks a lot

Another great looking project using outstanding techniques. Really wanted to see that walnut grain when you applied a finish. Is that going to be part 4?

Nice last name BTW, Keep up the nice work.

Did you make that mitre clamping system? The metal rods with square corners?

Grt work...keep up

I dig it.

Hola Blake, Debating whether to get chisels for the 1-st time. What brand do you use & the sharpener. P.S. Interesting square frame holder. Great job on hinges. Art

Where can i get one of those box clamps at minute 8?

OMG, grinding your Japanese chisels with a machine! Sacrilege!

What is the brand of threaded rod framing square you use? I am wanting to purchase one...

At 8:17 what is that tool and what does it do?

Any news on the entrance way Cabinet

10:06 what kind if sander is that

I kike your channel very much, and it is very helpful. Thanks !!

why do you bother beveling your miter saw instead of just 45 vertical??

Before seeing this video if you told me you could make hinges out of wood I would have said you were full of shit. Only thing I have to say now is WOW!! Great job sir.