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The solid walnut bottom panel is turned the wrong way. The grain has to run perpendicular to the sides so that the bottom can move seasonally

Man, I spilled my drink at 6:41, now I gotta clean my keyboard

I've done that cut on the wrong side 😂 it is worse finding out after you build them all

The early 80's called and said that they're ok with you keeping that kitchen -- they don't want it back. Kudos on the lovely drawer, though.

Most people I know with an extractor also have a shop vacuum.

That ad read was too good to skip.

Well when you're on a fixed income you can't do all that

Great timing. I'm just about to build some shop drawers and trying to decide where to spend the time/money and where to just send it. Did you wind up installing the secret walnut drawer somewhere? I'm curious to see its fit/function without hardware or drawer front.

thanks for keeping the mistake in, helps me be less angry at myself knowing you do it too :D

I like that beginner's version has a brad nail sticking out in the middle of the drawer 😅

So next up… 3ish options for drawer fronts? 🙂

The walnut drawer bottom is oriented wrong - if you install it in a "piston fit" situation, it will bind with seasonal movement

I have to laugh of the bots speaking about the ad. As if most of us watch them if not forced.

You could have made the intermediate slightly lower making up the difference with the face of the drawer and cover up your mistake.

wow basketball legend ray Allen built your crosscut sled that's dope

I give you a 10/10 for video quality and editing skills.

The ad was awesome!!!!!!

your ad was amazing!

👍great video

Primo editing on the advertisement segment!

Nice RUSH REFERENCE!

Material pricing is so interesting and it shows how naturally available materials affect prices. You say in the intro Birch ply is cheaper than Pine. It's the opposite here, Interior/furniture grade Pine plywood is ~100 USD and Birch usually starts at 400 (for 16-18mm and up)

Th orange big box stores in my area sell something called 'Sande Plywood'. Not sandeD plywood, but Sande (no second "d") It only comes in 2'x4' sheets in 1/4" (6mm), 1/2" (12mm) and 3/4" (18mm) thicknesses. It's relatively inexpensive, overall good quality, looks good, and cut's nicely. The panels are true to size and square on all corners, AND it weighs 35% - 40% lighter than baltic birch plywood. I've been using in place of baltic birch and am happy with the results so far.

The advertisement read was pretty good. I don't remember who you were advertising for now that the video is over, but that have to feel like they got a good ad read from you (though I guess it defeats the purpose if I don't remember who the ad read was for?). Great job! I was entertained during the ad read!

Where do you get inexpensive lumber, let alone birch ply????

dude made a reference to rush. easy win.

13:22 missed a nail :)

My god man, those kitchen cabinets!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😱😱😱😱

You should probably point out that the reason why Baltic Birch is so expensive is that it's a product of Russia and under a 100% tariff. Then people who have a moral problem with Russian products can avoid it.

I always dovetail the sides directly into the drawer front, from the bottom up. Very clean and it no longer looks like a box.

I clicked “like” because of the sponsor segment. 😂

Elitist drawer maker! What about the lowly pocket screw?! Yeah, I said it, pocket screw. LOL Great video.

Did you watch the ad and garbage day broke me 💀💀

I've made a bunch of beginner drawers and leave a 2" gap at the rear, so it can be "fully extended" without accidentally pulling it all the way out

Hate to say this but 1/4" plywood is really 6mm thick Plywood so you are using metric see we will get you some how silly imperial people

The tests showed that "reinforcing" the rebate is bad. Why is it good for the box joint?

Adding a 1/32" to the half inch is the first I hear that. *Wood* have made my life much easier last year when I made my drawer system. "That's GOLD, Jerry! ” 😄

I’m so excited for the add after reading that comment

Appreciate your video and as always your humor. One thing I have "learned" the hard way but rarely see mentioned in drawer instruction videos is the cabinet the drawers are installed in. If your cabinet is not square and it's interior dimensions are not known accurately all the care and skill put into the drawer construction will be for naught.

Nice drawers, cnc'ing those out of plywood also works well. About that mailing list - just post videos here, because you can't give me a single reason why I should give you my email.

I dont care too much about the advertisement, but the delivery was great. Got some chuckles out of me.

That ad was so disturbing and creepy I completely missed what you were talking about....

My god, those "beginner", "intermediate", "advanced" signs are so good. I can't believe how readable they are with such a busy set.

What is that finish you used?

On a shopvac some hoses for them may make high pitched noises. I imagine those ones are cheaply made and that is why they are awful.

The "awful" is a horrible flat cut of wood, the better is a "rift to flat" and the "best" is a quartered. That should have gone into your explanation. Also, anyone who says the flat cut is cool looking should put down their tools and walk away forever.

Im going to stick with some wood glue, some attention to where the nails can be hidden, the length of the nail, some creative clamping, and a bit of wood putty. The majority of the old furniture we own was made cheap and was never bought with the intention of being multi generational antiques but at best a prime candidate for a yard sale resale lol..