Woven Panel Rolling Hamper Pt. 2: Assembly & Finishing 

Great craftsmanship as always but I really like the way you incorporated the button snap bags. It looks like they really belong there, which is obviously the objective.

I dig that man. Neat idea.

Beautiful work, Marc! That weave is just awesome.

That turned out really nice Marc!

Nice job Marc ;-)

Oh my gosh it worked! I can't believe that CA glue trick worked. I was all ready with my backup plan but it held like a champ. Thanks for the great tutorials, Marc! Now I just need to seal it.

Awesome job Marc, to your usual extremely HIGH standards! :) That's the main reason I keep on coming back to watch more of your videos, even though I prefer working in metal and welding. I just love your attention to details and the quality of workmanship. Its very inspiring!

Those first few moments of applying finish.... They can be such a rush! :-) Beautiful wood, Marc, beautiful project. Lots of challenges in this one! ...art

It turned out fantastic! Thanks again for share your excellent work. Regards from Barcelona!

This looks stunning! What is the inside dimension of the bag area? I plan using the same snaps and bags that you used on an upcoming project I have. Thanks for everything Marc!

Oh snap! That is beautiful. Nice job Marc. Douglas

Incredible as always Marc The Wood Whisperer. I actually enjoyed the 2 part "long" videos... your attention to detail is second to none, both in the craftsmanship of the piece and your filming and explanation. Boy that Walnut looks so great with the Danish oil / Teak oil. Glad the "BOSS" stepped in a nixed the Lacquer idea LOL!

Do those hinges really work? It looks like you close it with barely any force.

Great job. I like the hinges you used. I have used some friction hinges bought through McMaster-Carr. The ones you used are a little more expensive, but the mount looks a lot more secure.

You've done some amazing things in the past, given me (and countless others) bucket-loads of inspiration, advice and tips, but I think you've excelled yourself this time Marc. Who'd have thought that a humble hamper could look so stunning!

Well, well, well, such a beautiful and perfectly made piece of furniture! The way the bags are hold inside is great. :)

Very cool build and I think it turned out fantastic! Thank you so much for this video series Marc. I am definitely going to build this for my wife. Thanks for helping me earn husband points!

The sliding dovetails: I dont feel comfortable by cutting out more than one third of the thickness of the bearing material. I think this weakens it too much. Just my twocents.

You are now a weaving Master!

You did a really nice job with this. I think this is a really handsome design and you implemented it well. I've heard you shy away from calling yourself a designer in the past, but at the end of the day a good design is in the details and the way people will interact with the piece, and I think you've really succeeded on both levels here. It shows a good deal of design maturity and finesse. Good job.

Love the design. The weave came out great!

Just when you think you've seen it all in woodworking, you come and bring the goods!! Awesome project Marc, there are tons of applications for the weave method, the gears are spinning in my brain!

Superb as always! This is the reason I'm a huge fan. You are constantly pushing yourself in your craft and your work gets better and better as a result. " Marc J. Spagnuolo makes, the world takes" from RU-vid that is!

This is the best looking laundry hamper I have seen ;) To think it will only ever see dirty clothes... I'm almost sad for it.

Couldn't you make the video just 1 second longer :) 1337 !

Looks Great. Excellent idea and design. Thanks for posting the build.

Amazing! I never thought I'd be amazed by laundry accessories, but this one is beautiful.

Your attention to detail, and thorough craftsmanship really shows in this project. Very nice.

Amazing and functional piece. The weaving technique is being stored in memory for future use. Great job all around Marc!

I've been watching for years, and this has got to be my favorite project. just gorgeous, Marc. nicely done.

The Wood Whisperer Marc, fantastic job. how always your projects are beautiful. I like of form that you work. Congrats. L.ZACCARO

Very Nice, great work!

Awesome work! I'm going to have to try this weave technique sometime.

That will definitively be on my to do future projets.. Thanks for sharing!

Very close to perfection, love how it came out, love the entire process of making it. :)

Beautiful, but why not weave the lid also?

Nice job on the laundry hamper Marc!!

As always Marc, Elegant and functional.

55 DOLLARS FOR A HINGE??? How much did this entire build cost? I'm so cheap with my woodworking but wow you have a ton of equipment and I bet even your scrap walnut is atleast 100 dollars. ps. amazing work subbed

Superb design and realization! How much would it cost to buy one? Do you ship internationally?

I just built this beast and first want to thank Marc: the plans and guidance have both been awesome. I only found one part I don't like, and a few parts that I messed up that might help others: The canvas bags Marc used shrink a lot when washed-- like they no longer fit after one wash. I found some fine looking white nylon 30x40 bags for like $7 on Amazon. As nice as the canvas bags look, practically all of them had bad reviews about not being pre-shrunk. I left my stock slightly thicker than 3/4" (~20mm), and the torsion hinges can only accommodate 3/4" I was able to do the weave glue ups without ideal cauls or CA glue-- for the front panel, I slightly rounded the ends, and slowly eased them into place in the groove, gradually adding clamping pressure. And used Titebond Extend to be safe Even though you wipe off the excess Danish oil, there's very little tolerance for slop: the drips can hide between mated strips, and then slowly trickle back down onto the show face minutes/hours later (ask me how I know) Make sure the casters have enough space to freely swivel 360 degrees. They need to be placed closer to the inside than on a flat-bottom cart because the bottom panel is recessed, and notched for the legs.

One of your best projects man! Thanks for sharing

Beautiful work as always, Marc! I wish I could find walnut or a similar wood in Brazil for a reasonable price. I did a kitchen workbench with 2 shelves from Jequitibá-rosa wood e few months ago. Unfinished it looks like the walnut you used, but it needs stain to get to walnut color after finishing is applied. I'll get some pictures I took and post in the Guild site as soon as I can.

Beautiful work Marc! I grew up with lots of woven furnature, and do not remember any of it ever being prefinished. The one time Grandfather tried it, everything stuck bad and the finish was ruined. Your finish is excellent. Your wife definitely made the right call of no laqure. Only thought I have is to use small gromments and simple "tea cup" hooks instead of the snaps, espcially if you choose to take the bags in and out every time. Spas are easy to damage and wear over time making them harder to use than simply dropping the groments over the hooks.

Dang nice project. I might consider installing the bag front, sides, then back taking up the excess with the drawstring, but the removable feature will let the bags be removed for washing the bags as well. This will be most helpful in an active household where sweaty clothes can put odors into the bag (active parents and teen boys especially).

hey Marc, great look, check out interwoven fence used in the UK, I have about 200 yards of the stuff

Great project Marc, Makes me miss my Guild Membership, but just too busy this year! Thanks for sharing.

Looks awesome. Just recently watched a movie "War". there was a scene in the Japanese Yakuza compound where they had a double sliding door in a weave pattern. Looked awesome, and reminded me of your hamper design. Might use what you did and turn it into a sliding privacy door at the new house.

Fantastic project! I dare say that your wife might be asking you for some more projects from now on - you might be your own worst enemy! :)

Beautiful design. The only thing I would do different is the hinges. A piano hinge and stop levers would be a lot less costly.

Really like how this one turned out, the weave pattern with the grain variation just makes it I think. Might have to leave pictures of this one laying around so that I get a “I think you should build one of those” “Sure dear if I have to”

Beautiful result. Going to have to hunt for some walnut for next build!

After i finish my rockers i will give this technique a try on something, not sure what yet. Looks great Marc!

Great plan and a fun project to build. Just completed my Second one and they look fantastic!

Cool design Marc, well done.

Your attention to detail is incredible. I would've been happy with the project in the end of part 1.

Amazing how that dyed after your prep on inside. Great stuff

Very nice. I'm think a narrower and taller version. Mark

That walnut really pop after the teak oil! it looks beautiful Marc!

Fantastic as always Marc. I really love the look of the walnut slats.

I am glad to see that I am not the only one who uses my exotic wood cut offs as clamping calls.

That teak oil really made the walnut grain pop!

Awsome work marc!

That is gorgeous! Congratulations!

Absolutely Beautiful Marc.

You make woodworking look too easy :D

Thanks Marc that's a great project

Looks great Marc.

You, my friend, are my favorite builder!!! I’m going to attempt this build but I’m pretty sure mine won’t be nearly as rad as yours! You’re pretty bad ass & definitely the Wood Whisperer! Thanks for sharing your plans, as well. Huge bonus ❤️❤️❤️ Proud new subscriber!

Awesome project Marc.

hi Marc! great project

Your narrator voice reminds me abit of Patric Bateman (Christian Bale) in the opening scenes of American Psycho. The part when he talks about his morning routine. It's a very pleasant kind of voice to listen to. Awesome project btw, very nice touches!

Marc, this is one of your best projects. I will def. try this out when time allows. Great work!

you made that look so easy

Beautiful design and it looks amazing! The removable bags are a great addition also, definitely want to build one someday

Hi Marc greetings from County Cork in the Republic of Ireland . Your project is awesome my fiance loves it and wants it and her mother wants it and her sister wants it and my mother wants it and my sister wants it and my two and a half year old daughter wants it for dolly clothes damn you wood whisperer seriously thou nice job . Dave.

Very beautiful!! That finish really made a difference. It kind of looked like the lid didn't want to stay down? Maybe that's not a issue! Thanks for the video!

Just gorgeous!

Nice work Marc.

looks great Marc. always enjoy your videos. greetings from the Netherlands to you and Nicole.

Wow, that walnut!

Brilliant Marc!

what a great job it looks wonderful love the way the oil makes the wood stand out

I understand the need for friction hinges but I personally don't like the fact that the lid never fully closes and it will make a sound everytime you press it. Have yet to find a decent alternative though

darn no lid inlay?

Very cool Marc

Great job!

Hey Marc, the piece came out great. The oil on the walnut really pops. The snaps make sence. Dirty clothes , dirty bags. So my wife is watching this with me and you got to the point in the video were you said " I talked to the boss" , and she looked at me and busted out laughing ! Seems you and I are of the same mindset. Happy wife happy life. Oh and she loved the piecs as well. Great job!

nice work, looks like the lid is having a little problem staying shut without your elbow holding it down. Did you fix that? Don't want to spend 50 dollars on hinges if they don't work perfectly.

Marc, amazing as usual...

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So you're telling me it's August in Phoenix and your A/C isn't on?!?