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Hi @KeithJohnsonCustomWoodworking ! Did you try Rubio monocoat on the Valchromat doors? If you did, how does it look? If you didn't, there must be a reason that I would like you to please share. Thanks. Greerings from México City.

Nice video! If you don't mind me asking, the oak drawers are gorgeous but won't there be a problem with wood movement?

Any difficulty with heat in the drawer with the power outlets? I built a floating cabinet for my son and put power in the drawer for his Playstation and it got so hot in the closed drawer, the machine was hot to the touch.

😂😂😂😂 love the frustrated comments!

“Man that paneling doesn’t sound…… oh he recorded the whole voiceover there and it sounds great…”

inspiring work

Hi, absolutely beautiful work. What a display of True Craftsmanship and attention to detail. May I ask what a project like that would cost?

My guess would be that the "brass" powder is actually copper powder. I'm not a chemist, though.

140 USD for this two plates?....insane...

Beautiful, i would love to see you guys make a carrom board maybe even a poolan table. We need american versions....awesome project

Keith, Beautiful, Again!! Unless I missed them somewhere, which counter sinks do you use sir?

Fascinating! How did you know what to quote for this work? Like if you’re (hypothetically) charging 50/hour plus material all in you’re north of 24k (given that the client made you make 2!), which given the skill and results I don’t find ludicrous but I’m curious of the business aspect to custom pieces. Happy to hear others chime in!

Stunning!

Water near a bridge? "Under" is the word you're looking for, but you nearly got it.

What kind of wood movement are you expecting with panels that have an MDF core? Wouldn't that mean the panels themselves are delaminating?

Great idea! I would add a sturdy door to this to avoid noise from children and dogs

I tried to do this but when i was doing the 45deg cuts on the long pieces on my table saw, I created a wave pattern. What's the secret to keeping that piece near the rip fence.

THIS IS A JOB DONE SUPERBLY

Incredible woodwork!!!!!!! Kind regards from Germany

Puhleezzzzze!! 'Rabbet'? NO! It's a REBATE! Proper English, y'know, and A-L-U-M-I-N-I-U-M, like most elements in the latter half of the periodic table, it has the 'NIUM' in it's name, and I am sure that you would pronounce them correctly, so why single out poor old Aluminium for wreckage? Would you say 'Plutonum', or 'Americum' or 'Einsteinum'?

Where did you get the polymerized walnut oil, and what was the dry time for that? It looks beautiful, and I'm guessing it's even food contact safe. Thanks KJ! 🤙🏼

Humans could have ask any man whether they prefer curves....😂😂😂

As a beginning woodworker watching this video makes my head hurt. It makes me want to sell all my tools. LOL. Great craftsmanship!!

Tell me more about to the jig under the wood at your miter saw? Seems like it prevents tear out and helps with cut accuracy…?

amazing work. learned a lot. Thanks

Oh man, those look great… I have been wanting to play with wood bending for some time now. Excellent job, well done

Beautiful built. Great commentary and excellent woodworking skills. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, thank you. Might I ask about the large pads on your toggle clamps and where you got them?

Good job ,Jesus bless you

I am 25% Jewish, nice one, so you can be favoured with the Google algorithms, everyone knows, Jews have the algorithm privilege

Where do you order your drawers from?

Truly inspiring 👍

Great video and design. Love it. Wish I came across your channel to have a chance to get it, but will get the plans and build my own someday soon. Cheers.

Hello keith, love the video just interested in asking about wood bending. I'm trying to get into it and just want to know about the steam box cause the steam generator doesn't exist in my country there is only a steam pressure cleaner (3500w and 100c or 212f). Is it possible to use that even thou the pressure is higher than a normal steamer?

Wow, this closet office is amazing. Very well made!

For only 5k! Thats such a great deal for what you got!!

I am absolutely blown away by the gorgeousness of those cabinets. Well done.

I love how real your videos are. Mistakes are real, embrace them and move on.

36:27 I appreciate the fact that this UA-cam wasn’t “sponsored” by the film manufacturer. But I wonder, would you have used that film if you had had to spend $600+ out of your pocket for that material. I am not meaning to sound judgmental. I think it is great the film manufacturer was willing to provide the film gratis. And considering the costs of producing this UA-cam where you spend so much time showing what someone needs to do to implement using a privacy film, while it was free to you, it wasn’t cheap. But still, if the firm had been paid for by you, would its “cool-factor” have won the day?

The cabinets are absolutely stunning. The detail made possible by blending your strengths really made them come to life in the end. Congratulations on an amazing build.

This is a weird question.. What kind of floor do you have? It looks clean with all the wood cutting you do.

How can I get plans

A special result. For my taste the hinges were too long and dominant. In keeping with the creative design I would have gone with something less rectangular.

Everclear is a great all-purpose thinner and solvent. Besides cleaning brushes and tools, it's also ideal for de-icing your windows in cold weather. Just mix it 1:1 with water in a spray bottle. and it will melt the ice on contact. If you use distilled water, there won't even be any residue when it dries.

I’m jealous of that shop

What a masterpiece!!! And masterclass!

at 2:34..... why are the last 2 pcs. being blocked out in the glue up ?

Thank you for the video Keith. What do you do with the center cathedral pieces once discarded? Do you have a good use it? If so, what do is one example if you don't mind.

One of the best builds I've ever seen. Very straightforward, solid joinery, clean, great materials.

Fixing mistakes is so time consuming, but doing it well really separates the good woodworkers from the rest.