Built-In Mudroom Bench w/ Drawers & Slab Top 

Great video and thanks for sharing the written article with the walk through. I am planning on building my first cabinet this week and this is very similar to what I was hoping to do.

This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection ru-vid.comUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.

My boyfriend thinks I'm crazy because I binge watch videos like this and I want to learn woodworking skills. He jokes and says he's going to buy me a circular saw for father's day. All I know is that he better stay true to his word. You guys inspire me and you're local so can refer back to your videos and use the same resources when I get started. I plan on making something simple to start: A small entryway table preferably with a live edge and hair pin table legs. Wish me luck 🤞🏾

Younger woodworkers use the floor. Us older guys use sawhorses. :-) Thanks for the video. I picked up some good ideas!!

These videos are super helpful thanks. Hoping to build my own workshop in the summer. I would love to be able to build stuff like this in there.

Thank you so much for naming the paint color I hate it when people dont do that nor answer people that ask.

Love the base color and the build is pretty straight forward. Thanks!

I always look forward to these videos!

It's so cool how you can make something so pretty

Looks fantastic!

So I didn’t realize you had a RU-vid channel until it showed up in my recommended feed just now, but I actually used your plans to build our changing table a couple of years ago after my wife found them and asked me to build it haha. Nice work on this bench and you’ve got yourself a subscriber :)

It’s beautiful, I wanna make one like this for our house. What model paint sprayer are you using? And can you give a link to the drawer box maker? Keep up the good work

The bench and lockers from the other video look amazing. Do you have a materials list for the bench?

I am so glad I found your channel

Amazing job.

That's a great job. The only thing I would have done differently (and it's purely a personal preference thing) is put a space between the two center drawers. I would have used that space to install a new electrical box and outlet, and run wires through the middle so that I would still have access to that wall outlet.

Hi! Great videos, thanks for making these! Quick questions, you mentioned that you drew a sketch on the computer to get the measurements of the pieces you needed. What software do yo use?

Looks awesome. Are the feet extended a bit to account for your drawer front or are they flush with the carcass? Also, how wide were your cuts for the platform? Thanks!

Nice work hopefully when I hit the number this will be in my new house

Love your videos! Do you have the rough cut plans? They’re not on your website.

Hi. Love your work. Very inspiring 👍. Would you be so kind to tell me the color of paint on the mud bench? Thx!!

This looks great!

Happy New Year. Just ran across this video wanted to know where you purchased your drawer boxes from?

Looks great, guys!

nice work, thanks.

Looks so good. I really like the top you went with. How do you open the drawers w/o pull knobs? Do you have special hardware that pops the drawer open?

Very COOL!

I love this bench, how can I get plans ?

I wish to see the list of materials used on all of your projects moving forward for a complete tutorial :) thank you.

Great video!

What did you use to finish the slab that gave it the matte look?

Nice work!

DAP is great! I Prefer the non-silicon version and it really helps cleanup wood trim in our house.

What type of oil did you use on the top of your bench?

Lovely!!

Great work. What's the name of the song at around 4 minutes

Looks great. Can you tell us who made the drawer boxes for you (I also live in the Detroit area) Thanks!

You bought a live edge board only to cut both live edges off? Or am I missing something?

Brave track saw cut taking that slab in 1 go.

Where'd you buy your cabinet boxes from? I'm around Detroit and would be interested to know where :-)

What’s the brand of the paint sprayer that was used? I was viewing that right, battery powered and no cords?

@5:11 What paint gun is that?

nice video and just subscribed :)

What is the total depth of the carcass?

What would be the height?

Cool

What are the dimensions on this one

I also got my live edge from them like them on social media live edge detroit

Who built the drawers for this?

Nevermind, I saw it. "Cracked Pepper". Got it.

what kind of sprayer did you use to paint ?

Whats theblue thing used to drill holes sideways called?

i think you meant to say a planer sled, and a planer. router sled is on rails on a table

Had to laugh. The entire discussion about the mating edges and how to achieve it was filmed in front of the jointer. LOL

+ Like from Moscow Russia 👍🙂

@8:49 Wow. You basically said the sponsored Kreg track system doesn’t cut straight. I appreciate The honesty, but damn

Can this also be used as a tv console?

how much did those slab cost? here it would be hundreds if not thousand of dollars

great job. Maybe next time consider dust collection on all of your tools. This is very unhealty!

As soon as i heard carcass i had to leave. Not bad but i couldn't stop laughing.

Exposed plywood edge filled with wood filler to increase durability over solid wood edge banding?? No chance lol

Looks amazing. But very time consuming. And you have to be very set up :(. Can't really do this DIY with out proper tools.

Are you a professional carpenter?

"Carcass"? Odd.

Did you go to college to learn your skills?

How to make stuff: Step 1: Garage with Thousands of Dollars of Tools I'm not mad at ya, I just realize I'll be buying stuff because I my house doesn't have a good space for this, much less all the tools...

no masks?

i cant watch a person crawl around on the floor , looks good but at least get a couple pairs of saw horses...

Interesting projects, but with most of your other videos you really don't give much instructions and rely on a lot of special tools and products you obviously get for free which none of us have.