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@johnhackney2328 Год назад

Awesome book that gives you step-by-step photos ru-vid.comUgkxTNB_zFBSnTo_O1PqfVUwgi7ityw0JlKt and directions to make every day project. I can see myself making a few of these projects and giving them as housewarming and holiday gifts!

@rimasgirnius4522 Год назад

Nice job.Respect for working with hands not cnc.Good luck to you sir.

@sgsax Год назад

I love repeating geometric patterns and have been intrigued by this idea for a while. Glad you showed what did and didn't work here, it will be very useful for when I eventually get around to trying it. I think the orange color gives it kind of a 70's vibe. I don't hate it. Thanks for sharing!

@CalvinJ82 Год назад

Super Sweet! Absolutely magnificent design and 70's smoker lounger whiskey bar mid century modern man cave color choice too. Love the extruded sausage slice approach to the build. Game changer.

@Pit.Gutzmann Год назад

Orange and brown - the 70s are back! 😄

@jinnij.caiman Год назад

Those look great and I like the orange

@joshuamartin7443 Год назад

Very old school classic design. Love to color contrast with it. Nice work as always

@larryweltsek1354 Год назад

I get that same happiness when a crazy idea comes together. The pivoting from one idea to another to problem solve is fun. Thanks for showing the "mistakes" that caused change.

@kungfumachinist Год назад

First video of yours I've seen. You're hilarious! The cut away with the chips falling at your feet, I did the same thing in a film I made in art school 30 years ago.

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@MoyockScorpion Год назад

Nice. The paint to pop the walnut was cool. Can't wait to see the rest of it done. Have a great weekend!

@suutje_ls Год назад

For some tips: use stop blocks on your table saw and your drill press. You get much more consistent results with way less trouble. You can also use blue tape on both panels and glue them up with super glue. The adhesion is enough, but it doesn't rip off your wood grain. Doesn't happen always, but its really annoying, if it does. Have fun!

@pauldent3059 Год назад

I love that orange, as a teenager I painted my whole room the same colour.

@xof-woodworkinghobbyist Год назад

Great build! I cannot wait for the cabinet. You are so inspiring... Thank you.

@jimbrent8151 Год назад

This was tough to watch cause... "Thou shalt not covert thy neighbors wood clamps... Thus endth the lesson..." Seriously nice... Thanks for sharing...

@tonyespinal2287 Год назад

Every Saturday, it’s Bourbon time!! Dude, any chance you can do a video tutorial on your milling process? 🤙🏼

@TheHaleyburks Год назад

Pretty, pretty, pretty……pretty good. Those are pretty good doors. I built some doors once and they were almost as cool as those. Really close except they didn’t have fancy colors or cutouts…they were plywood. Just 3/4” plywood but hey at least they worked. Actually they fell apart and I had to throw them away. This woodworking stuff is hard.

@colin4685 Год назад

Glad you spelt whisky correctly

@UpNorthHandyman Год назад

Those are some bad-ass doors, looking forward to seeing the finished cabinet. Thanks for sharing!

@michaelfishburn9367 Год назад

Really awesome looking doors! Are you concerned with wood movement? The walnut is now glued to the painted surface but the white oak will move? Also the white oak is only finished on one side so will it potato chip on you? Perhaps letting then walnut/oak float independent of the ply with finish on both sides would mitigate issues?

@JayBergCustoms Год назад

well, you just sold me on those Peony strap clamps. I've always used the bessey ones, but they are so dang bulky!

@STANWoodwork Год назад

I just love your videos. Great ideas and good lough. The doors looks absolutely beautiful.

@Amethyst1919 Год назад

I am taking credit for your walnut churros... it's what I told you you should have done on your last cutting board video...

@rbake125 Год назад

With the picture i thought that you had filled the space around the walnut with orange resin. I do think that may have been cool to do as well because if you do a transparent or light color you can add lights inside the cabinet and have them shine through.

@denisvienat849 Год назад

Très gros travail mais très très jolie bravo 👍👏🇨🇭

@bkambooboo Год назад

Hot Damn that looks great. Can't wait for the cabinet build.👍👍👍

@osomxl Год назад

I think that’s the first time I’ve seen someone turn white oak into golden oak!

@TheDrblu Год назад

Hey Jason hope you make room in the cabinet for some Lavgavulin 16!!!!

@kelvinnance8371 Год назад

Nice one, Jason!

@brucegibson8053 Год назад

"Show me the way to the next Whiskey Bar". Nice job on the "Doors"

@rea59 Год назад

I have the same G0555 band saw you do and you're right it's not good for re-saw. I bought the G0531B and put a 3/4" Highland Woodworking 'Woodslicer' blade on it and it re-saws like slicing through butter. I've used those blades on the 555 but its the 5hp of the bigger band saw that really does it. Awesome cabinet doors. That's a technique I'll use in the future.

@NGinuity Год назад

That woodslicer blade was a game changer for me on my Grizzly bandsaw. I also upgraded to a set of polyurethane tires. A few people recommended that I upgrade to Carter bearing guides but I found the stock ones completely sufficient for resawing; they're bearing guides too. I learned a TON from that David Marks bandsawn veneers video.

@nickprice7752 Год назад

The end result is very cool, I have to say I would have never thought that color combo would work so well together but it’s perfect as usual… keep up the great work man

@reclaimwoodworking7538 Год назад

Rocket Money would help you save up for a bandsaw with resaw capacity... Which I also need to save up for...

@shaynesabala Год назад

That was bad ass.

@dbader2 Год назад

As always, this was really cool. Thanks.

@koreywilliams4570 Год назад

Have you done a colab with the guys at the whiskey vault yet? I'm sure Daniel and rex would love some kinda awesome shelf or table or whiskey holder.

@pmdinaz Год назад

Lookin good!

@r2droidbuilder147 Год назад

Awesome job! REALLY makes me want to build a cabinet for my bourbon collection… BUT glass behind the lattice with lights inside the cabinet to showcase the bourbon. 🥃👍🏻 Stay thirsty my friend!

@hewittgordon8843 Год назад

You have had the Harvey 800 for awhile now. Wondering what your impressions are. And how is the Norfab holding up. TIA

@veros425 Год назад

Awesome doors Jason!

@sjlarue1 Год назад

Looks like you were thinking about your pipe clamps with that color choice. 😀

@gavinmcmillan6222 Год назад

Very cool

@mdrichards Год назад

Would it have been possible to make those orange panels 0.5" smaller in each direction so they sat inside the frame, without having to widen the grooves?

@GreatExplications Год назад

Orange is just bright brown, so it makes sense.

@mrkattm Год назад

Did you leave enough room for those panels to float in ther frame? Otherwise won't they expand and make bad things happen?

@frankbattaglia5491 Год назад

Great video; showing the process and the evolution of the idea is really helpful. On the other hand, your table saw safety makes me wince a bit. 1. Standing in the off cut "line of fire". We can see at 2:07 an off cut hits you square in the gut. Fortunately it didn't seem to have enough mass for injury, but hopefully we've all seen Stumpy's (and now Tamar's) videos of how those unexpected projectile offcuts can be way more dangerous than one might expect. Stand to the Side! 2. Using your fingers instead of feather boards and push blocks / sticks (especially for your groove cutting setup at 21:10 and again at 27:57). You may have a -SawStop- _"automatic braking system"_ but many of your viewers probably don't. It would be great if you could demo ways to make cuts that would be safe for all of us (as sometimes how to make a cut safely can be one of the biggest riddles in this hobby). You do seem to have a much safer set up for your router table, so kudos on that. I don't mean to be a wet blanket; I really do enjoy the personality and insight you provide with your videos.

@barrywhitlock4709 Год назад

Not only that, (like I commented in last video) he's very sloppy when it comes to when he wears eye protection. Most of time at miter saw he doesn't, sometimes at the jointer, etc, etc. Guess it's going to take a trip to emergency room with an infected or damaged eye for him to learn

@JamesWelbes Год назад

I wonder if you could have put a thin piece of plywood behind the panel and then glue each star to that instead of gluing all four tips of each star?

@strongmaster Год назад

Curious how the end grain of the walnut will interact with the white oak grain. These are really cool doors

@cemoicemoi7968 Год назад

Great !

@johnandrebeccamalcolm3895 Год назад

Did the band clamps fully close the miter joints, or did you have to take extraordinary measures to do so? Clearly as a charter member of "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen", this wouldn't present a problem for you...

@artmart86 Год назад

Wouldn't also work like having a thinner walnut, make a deep cut to set inside that thiner walnut panel and then just another piece of the oak to enclose. Kinda like a sandwich effect haha I don't know just something it occured tome

@gregmize01 Год назад

Badass!👍👍👍👍

@joeluppino824 Год назад

If You like it that's all that counts

@emersondamiao7291 Год назад

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@msmith2961 Год назад

Gluing the stars in, I would have poured a thin layer of glue onto a silicone mat then pressed each tip (just the tip ;-) ) onto the glue rather than use a brush.

@wurly164 Год назад

I wonder if Norm watches

@alfonsoPina 9 месяцев назад

"I'm Whisky", Hi Whisky, I'm Hungary. lets go get a sundae

@millsysmadhouse8501 Год назад

that was a pretty whiskey joke at the start of the vid

@patshipp9195 Год назад

♥♥💖💖🙏🙏Nice job

@zendarva Год назад

What? No spring punch?

@digitaIgorilla Год назад

Hi Whisky, coming out to play?

@Hypo_Luxa Год назад

You'd definitely be allocated whiskey, lol

@oscarmarfori613 Год назад

Nice cab doors but kinda on the expansive side specifically on the finishingk

@shanewilliams4603 Год назад

"I'm Whiskey" LOL. Does this mean people are supposed to drink you?

@scotter_dotter Год назад

Why are you always building bourbon cabinets; but, you never build moth cabinets? I’m here ever Saturday. 😊

@terryhayward7905 Год назад

The doors look great, but I would have used orange resin to fill the spaces between, much simpler and quicker, the resin would hold the pieces in place so no need to glue each insert. Also interior lights would show through the resin.

@trevorbailey9611 Год назад

I use a stick of glue to stick graph paper to my wood when doing layouts. The paper comes off pretty easy and sands off anything left behind really easy. Might save somebody from drawing or messing up so much linework on their wood.

@victoryak86 Год назад

Great idea!

@devinmoodley4061 Год назад

I was thinking you could print out lines on a sheet of paper and stick it on.... I forgot graph paper existed for a minute lol

@STILLWILLPHOTO Год назад

Brilliant 👏

@justinkayce9811 Год назад

@@devinmoodley4061 I had the same idea! I also didn’t think of graph paper 😂

@Relzik_ Год назад

Hey Jason, love the project I've seen a few people mentioning adding lights to the inside of the cabinet instead of the orange accent piece which would look fantastic. I also noticed your reference to the panels looking like stained glass. How would you feel about translucent orange resin in place of the orange accents and then also adding recessed defused lighting in the cabinet that would give that a nice shimmer similar to stained glass? just a thought! looking forward to seeing the cabinet when its completed!

@tanyahardman4321 Год назад

He should of done it purple

@the_lancepryor Год назад

Now that you've got tangerine backers on those I suppose it would be too late to recommend lights on the inside of the cabinet. I think it would've looked pretty cool and would showcase that lattice nicely.

@ryannichols732 Год назад

I thought the same thing

@photojournalists Год назад

Me too! Led inside would have looked the best

@kevinmccann316 Год назад

Ditto…. Some LED strips to backlight the cabinet

@chriswitek9455 Год назад

Lights need a power source which means limited places to move it or remembering to change batteries. If he's like me he'd forget or just doesn't want a power cord

@MumrikDK Год назад

@@chriswitek9455 Yeah, no way something like that would end up plugged in for me. Doesn't serve a functional purpose and is yet another cable to route.

@YoursUntruly Год назад

Don’t remember this for the rest of your life or anything.. but Reminds me of A&W

@heybails854 Год назад

Why are you doing making a Whisky Cabinet ? Surely you should be making a Whiskey Cabinet? (Description says : Next Level Cabinet Doors || Making a Whisky Cabinet)

@BalwinderSinghcheemaonelife Год назад

Idnt have band saw , use band saw in next shot 😮@5:05

@shazz501 Год назад

He said he didn't have a bandsaw that he could resaw with,not all of them are suitable for resawing

@josephtwilley7187 Год назад

No CNC! So I use my router table. Haha. Still a cool build.

@sleepyparrot. Год назад

If you ever get attacked by ninja's you now have hidden sherikin star's you can easily get out and defend your home with!

@richardknowles8035 Год назад

Padauk panels for the back would’ve looked great.

@dfs7979 Год назад

Pro tip - when you need to route 4 sides of a blank you can start an inch or two from the end and stop an inch or two from the other end. This will give you a stable base to keep everything at 90 degrees.

@IndianaJBird Год назад

That’s a great tip! also nearly impossible to do with the feather boards.

@AmericansWillRise Год назад

@@IndianaJBird it would still work great, because the feather board would be pushing on the flats.

@cswatson4823 Год назад

Don’t take this wrong ……..I love your wood churro Keep it up. Awesome doors

@richpeggyfranks490 Год назад

Great video showing your creative process. Please don't succumb to the CNC mentality. Before readers crucify me for being anti-tech, I was a mainframe programmer 40 years before retiring. Technology is great if it saves time to allow more important endeavors, but not if it replaces human ingenuity. Thanks. (P.S. Also enjoyed your Magnolia Network TV appearance.)

@sapelesteve Год назад

Terrific idea & fantastic work on those doors Jason! Looking forward to the rest of the cabinet build! 👍👍🍺🍺🍻🍻👍👍

@ydefraigne Год назад

I really likethe way you show your mistake and finally your solution to it. Thank you for that

@jeffblalock6326 Год назад

I've never even heard of you. RU-vid recommended this channel. I'm like 5 or 6 videos deep and I'm hooked. Lol. You're humor and skills are impressive.

@martinfrechette1072 Год назад

To save a lot of time in your finishing process, you could have Rubioed the stars' sides before cutting them off... Mask the glue edge and finish the cove. Really love the look of your doors. A bit of '70s flair to it, especially with the orange.

@gajet89 Год назад

You could also consider doing a half lap joint on all the walnut and oak pattern pieces where the points of the star overlap. That way it's just two pieces to glue together rather than a bunch of individual stars and it might be a little stronger. Looks fantastic though!

@texacajundiy Год назад

Those came out great. If imitation is the highest form of flattery, I'll be flattering you later this year. Try 50% Mudlight and 50% Pure on white oak. Its my current favorite.

@fulviomichelis1861 Год назад

Great project, thanks for sharing. Can you tell us how long it took in total? In general, i would find it very educational to know how much time a pro like you spend on a build! Thanks in advance

@yobgodababua1862 Год назад

Heehee! They're always after me Bourbon Moth Charms... Black Walnut Stars! White Oak Holes! Rockler Bits! Bits and Bits Bits! Green Clovers! (wait a minute...)

@CardsbyMaaike Год назад

very nice, I'm sure you need a little pick me up after that ;-) and aren't you glad you have a cnc machine?

@brentfrench752 Год назад

Jason, I have the same bandsaw as you. Just buy the re-saw fence and extension riser from Grizzly. It works great and I don’t think it was very expensive at all. I don’t remember specifically, but I think the re-saw is up to 13”? Of course, a new riser and fence isn’t going to make it Laguna. However, in my humble opinion, for the price vs value, you really can’t beat the Grizzly. Perhaps Grizzly would be willing to send you their 18” saw given you’re such an awesome ambassador for their company. Oh hey, the doors look awesome. Can’t wait to see cabinet completed and well stocked!

@albatz1377 Год назад

In cabinet lighting would have made the holes really pop ...nothing crazy bright ...just a dim whiskey color lighting...

@aaronchintz1822 Год назад

Gorgeous project... Until the paint went on, anyway. Personal preference and all that, but I just can't get past the orange. Doesn't really work with the wood tones IMO, and it feels more "General Lee" than "Pappy Van Winkle." Still, beautiful work. You make some of the most informative and watchable woodworking videos out there.

@jmcguire708 Год назад

to save a lot of time gluing stars, instead of a paint brush, use a small sponge! love the pattern!

@MarshallLoveday Год назад

Your 'see-through' effect might have worked if you drilled about a 3/8" hole in the middle of each dark walnut 'X'. That would go along with Lance's suggestion below..... I know how much you like drilling holes........

@jeffmanges874 Год назад

Building the cabinet to fit the doors hmmm 🤔, seems like whiskey business. 😂😂😂 Can Rocket Money help me buy John Voights’ Chrysler LeBaron?

@simonr6793 Год назад

Jason this build brings back memories, years ago I actually had a chain of craft shops and at the time I recall thinking that all craft shops looked the same... Boring as hell 😴 😒 🙄. I recall having a bright idea and decided to paint each and every single wall in different colours and the brighter the colours the better. Hence the flood of memories when seeing you using the bright orange 🍊 paint 🎨. Needless to say the shops nolonger looked like everyone else's shops and as daft as it sounds I actually noticed a increase in the weekly takings in each of the shops that I owned. Sounds daft to say the very least but honestly just a bit of paint seemed to help open people's wallets and purses alittle bit wider when it came to them parting with their hard earned money 💰 🤑 💸. What's the plan for the carcass please don't say it's lime green or something similar 😉 abit of good old hardwood is in order to help the door design Pop 😉. As always brother 💯% 👍 🇬🇧. P.s How the guys bed holding up ?, the chap who was your first competition winner here in the UK 🇬🇧.

@moelongval9216 Год назад

I don’t know? Maybe it’s just me! But when I look at your doors, I have the urge to yell; “TRICK OR TREAT!!!

@edwinmcguire6040 Год назад

I Loved the Effect of you being Whiskey and staying true to the effect was your Breath smelled like Whiskey also, Well Done. I Really Believed You WERE Whiskey.

@pmhops77 Год назад

I like your stuff, particularly the "get started for $1K" video (think I want to get into this as a hobby). One tool I've seen you use but never see in the description, what design/modeling software do you use?

@wyw876 Год назад

Fiction writers tend to fall into one of two camps, Planners and Pantsers. Planners know where their story will be going, and will apply effort towards getting there convincingly. Pantsers are "flying by the seat of their pants", and apply their efforts going forwards and back, rewriting, and rewriting, and etc., trying to see where their story is taking itself. George R. R. Martin is a Pantser (Gardener for more polite company), as is Stephen King. Sir, I believe you may be a Pantser.

@jeffmansfield914 Год назад

Great video! I like the overall effect, but since everyone’s a critic, I’ll add my two cents. The contrast of the grain in the oak panels made the total door a bit too busy. You end up with star shapes made of 2 different colors… inside of polka dots… inside of stripes. A different light wood with straight, low-contrast grain would have worked better, in my (not necessarily valuable opinion). I certainly understand a strong desire to use oak because of its role in making whiskey (oak barrels), but it came at an aesthetic cost. Thanks again for a great video! I appreciate the way you let us into your thought process and working through challenges. There are plenty of channels which simply present rehearsed tutorials on projects that the presenter has made before and has worked out the bugs.

@mesoed Год назад

I'm curious if using Rubio Pure over the walnut colored Rubio would have helped a bit to pop of the shapes from the shadow. Probably not, but perhaps....

@wasrados Год назад

Welcome!!! looks like one of those projects to me.. never again..!!! good job my friend!!! Regards

@Jack-yl7cc Год назад

10:42 If you're doing layout and want a very accurate and consistent pattern then you shouldn't move the measuring tool to a new "reference point" during your layout as you're changing the primary point of reference every time you do. With an ever changing reference point, every time you moved the ruler you introduced another chance for compounding errors. There are also faster ways to do that layout, you could have used a simple pair of dividers; an equidistant layout divider, a storyboard stick(woodpecker sells a fancy one but, you could easily make your own), or my preferred method, used a jig. The "test piece" you made could have easily been made into a jig that would have enabled you to quickly transfer those circles in a repeatable pattern.