This was very helpful. I appreciate the detail and the clear explanation of each step.
@waynemeriwether17397 ай бұрын
I come to KZfaq to learn new techniques or improve ones I haven’t quite mastered. I look for detailed videos that I can follow step by step. This video checks off all those boxes. Thanks so much for explaining tray making in just great detail. I especially appreciated the use of a business card and tape as spacers in order to get mitered joints just right. I followed this method and cut my best mitered joints to date. Thanks again for producing an instructional video with so many useful tips.
@MMWoodworking7 ай бұрын
Thank you! I am thrilled to hear your joints worked out. Happy holidays!
@cl99009 ай бұрын
I'm amazed you don't have way more views, I really enjoyed the detailed explanations at each step. It either taught me new things or refreshed my memory from wood shop in school which I appreciate. Too many (all?) of the popular woodworking channels are essentially just a series of infomercials pretending to be educational. Keep up the good work!
@MMWoodworking9 ай бұрын
Thank you. My content is, admittedly, a length that isn't for everyone. I am glad to hear I could offer something helpful!
@debsibson70715 ай бұрын
Thank you for this video. I have just started box making and this was very helpful.
@kerenaridanshe649210 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this! This is such a great resource for one of my current projects that I've been struggling on. Thanks for sharing your expertise ☆
@MMWoodworking10 ай бұрын
Thank you. I hope your project turns out great!
@MMWoodworking11 ай бұрын
Timestamps... - Introduction: 0:00-1:03 - Materials/Prep/Sizing: 1:04-2:15 - Design/Sizing: 2:16-5:09 - Miter Layout: 5:10-8:50 - Table Saw Setup: 8:51-11:16 - Miter Sled Tips/First Cuts: 11:17-14:41 - Fitting Length/Width: 14:42-19:16 - Example of Proper Fit: 19:20-20:41 - Base Groove: 20:42- 25:07 - Cutting Bottom: 25:08-25:55 - First Sanding (pre-glue): 25:55-29:35 - Miters Glue Up: 29:36-36:11 - Sanding and Prep for Splines: 36:12-38:15 - Choosing Blade for Splines: 38:16-39:50 - Cutting Splines: 39:51-43:16 - Making Spline Inserts: 43:17-47:12 - Glueing Up Splines: 47:13-50:21 - Trimp Splines: 50:22-50:52 - Making Dividers (plus glue up of dividers): 50:53-11:15
@12cwgirlАй бұрын
I found a wooden jewelry box that had metal marbles in the base that rolled around. What in the world why ?
@MMWoodworkingАй бұрын
Not sure. Maybe it was to alert parents if their kids were playing around and picking up valuable things? Could just be to add weight, but in an odd way. Maybe just to mess with people!