DiResta...don't organize too much..one of the many..many...many reasons i tune in is to look at all the kool stuff you have jammed into every nook amd cranny of your workshop..reminds me of my daddios shop..and my grandpops workshop...i bet it smells funky in there too...you can't get that from an organized shelf and tables...YOU ROCK BROSKI!!!

It is such a pleasure watching a craftsman at work. No wasted motion. Thanks for showing your techniques and jigs.

I love the tape in corner to get the radius for the drawer base. Definitely will be using that one. Thanks

WOOT!!! My branding iron and a shout out by Jimmy!! Thanks brotha!!!

Jimmy, the tape for matching the corner rounds, ugh such a DUH! Moment for me! Thanks for the tip.

The connection with core77 is Just brilliant ! You original style is the reason your so popular , and the videos here is pure you speak and give knowledge

I love the simple way you get the radius for drawer bottoms! Ipe is a great wood I like using it for cabinets.

Awesome project again Jimmy. Love the insight you give during the DiResta's cut videos.

Love the box joint jig. So simple and you can easily see the cut! Thanks!

Jimmy, your workflow is what really impresses me most. I think thats where you can see the difference between a pro and a hobbyist. All the tools and fine craftsmanship are useless, if you need to work on time. Thx for these videos, greetings from Austria :D

I have been making drawers similar to this for over a decade and I just learned something new! the tape trick to sand the radiuses on the corners. Thanks Jimmy!

I really appreciate the narration that you do and definitely like how you do your fast forward and the talking that you will do is comical and I really like your sense of humor! LOL

It's nice to see Willie hanging in there.

that tape trick to get the right radius is genius ,I'll never chisel out a corner again lol thanks

I,like,the comment and the speed video. It's a very helpfull format you get the explanation and you see how it's done on the same time frame.Very well done. Thank you.

Mate I honestly love your work! If only I had a work shop like yours lol. Being a floor layer myself I can appreciate the perfection you put into each project. 👌 Cheers for the knowledge you've passed on 👍🍻

And there you have it folks. Another take home tip Jimmy. Put tape across the corners and cut out and place on the bottom insert to get a perfect corner cut.

Awesome--more from Jimmie please

You're doin' the Lord's work, Jimmy. Keep on keepin' on.

Awesome vid! Tons of great tips, thanks Diresta & Core77!

cool the drawer that you did, and also the other channels to not get too monotonous I like your channel learned a lot : the axes that you make are splendid .

I'm your fan. May God continue to give you wisdom and a lot of creativity!

Love the tape tip. I just made a case and ended up chiseling the corners square. So much easier to use the tape as a template.

Jimmy, yes Sycamore. Good wood in small thin pieces but not so good for larger stuff as it moves a lot. I really liked the "ad" this time. It was just a Christmas Carol, nothing else! First ad I watched in a long time. Merry Christmas to you as well. Blair

Great design and adaptation to your lathe stand. I like the new style with narration better as well.

Great Video. I am really liking the Core77 stuff you are doing.

Nice work, Jimmy. That Willy sounds like a stand up guy!

Dead Sexy Drawer!!!! Love the tape trick where you figure out how to cut the corner. I needed this trick yesterday for the curved drawer video I am putting out later this week! Tight Blades bud! Brian

This is just so great to watch! Yet another awesome vid.

Why doesn't the video show likes and dislikes? Are you afraid of dislikes or what? Nice work as always Jimmy.

Looks awesome. One little suggestion. You need to make a filler piece to close the gap between the top of your drawer assembly and the bottom of the lathe table (behind your Diresta stencil). You'll be cussing after the first few tools/bits go rolling through that gap and get stuck or fall all the way out the back, because we can already see you're using that surface area to lay things down on.

Great video and slick solution!

I like that tape on the corners. I always chisel them out.

Nice South Bend Lathe also like the Drawer very handy when working. I built my own Lathe stand out of 1x1 square tube and welded it. and built a shelf on the bottom to hold a small file cabinet it holds bits indicators tool holders chucks etc it works good with my 12inch Atlas Lathe but also thinking about a small pullout drawer like yours to lay my Mic and Dial Cals on your Garage looks like mine but I am starting to get rid of a lot of stuff so I can work in it

Not sure how I missed this one but I love it!!!

As always, fascinating video, Jimmy. Craig from Moose Jaw

Nice tape tip! definitely going to use that.

Using tape to doing the corners is a good tip.If you are like me that draw will be full of stuff in a month.

The bow of the board placed toward the center of the drawer... so the bottom will push it straight... Genius!

Jimmy that is sycamore no doubt. Wonderful vid as usual.

You say thank you for watching, I say thank you for sharing.

oh good grief! using the box joint test piece as a glue spreader is brilliant! so simple too! always make such a mess trying to brush in glue never though about doing that

great video. Thanks for the instruction and inspiration.

Amazing work.

very good master jimmy, always

Maaaaaaany box joints! Cool!

Great show Jimmy fine work you do thanks

Thank you Johnny I am so interesting about your videos keep up my friend

super neat as always!

احترمك يا معلم انت فالواقع شخص يستحق الاحترام و التقدير احبك في الله اخي العزيز

Great stuff. Thanks jimmy

very nice I wonder do you have a video for your slade I love the detail of removable size thank you Gilbert

Excelente Mr. jimmy.

ayyyy Willie from that old Dirty Money episode!

Nice box joints. I've made a bunch of them myself. I got the the point where I'd clamp all 4 sides together and cut them all in one go. Vise Grip swivel pads are where it's at for doing that. Watching this I'm thinking Jimmy needs to make himself a woodworking vise. I mean come on already. If you wanna see how I made mine I can post links to pictures. Not that I think mine is the greatest. It ain't. But it is better than nothing.

I like the idea of the little shelf, but why not frame the perimeter so that way the pieces won't fall off as your working?

Wooo! Tony shout out!!

hey Jimmy that wood for the small boxes is pecan

Love your dust collection capacity!! Lol

inspired by your "junk" drawer you took down. i have a bunch of old ss food trays like that, think im going to make a lip for them to slide on and use them as lathe drawers.

Super boulot et bonne année 2019

Really Nice

Super cool...go jimmy go😄

always great!

That was awesome Jimmy! Was that sycamore the wood you showed on Instagram a few months back? He have a few of those trees in our yard, thats why I recognized the pods they make.

SawStop supplied all the vloggers with their saws? Jay got one too not long ago.

Great video! How does that Sawstop works? It's a good tablesaw?

awesome!

Hey Diresta! Show me how to make under the cabinet pot and pan bins that pull out. I want to make some for my wife and need a tutorial (a good tutorial).

Wait, jimmy did you buy one of those aluminum safety brake things for your table saw? I saw the video for that product 2 days ago!

Yup thats quarter sawn sycamore for sure!

How do you know which wood to use? Why oak and walnut and sycamore? I wish I had more knowledge.

what do you do with all the saw dust? can they be recycled into a ply board or something?

What was the top box on top for? Seemed redundant to drill large holes in the frame for access to a second "frame."

its funny, i watch a lot of woodworkers and they all tend to build something with their tools to organise their tools better :D so the next time they want to build something to organise their tools better, they have better organised tools at the beginning

off the wall question how long is the belt on your belt sander im thinking of building one cheers

Are you going to turn a knob for the drawer on the lathe?

Jimmy, what is the bit you are using at 3:46? I don't get how that rabbet is cut.

is that the same Willie from one of the episodes of Dirty Money?

Jimmy is that the same Willie who was in an episode of Dirty Money?

Was that a plug for Saw Stop? It is supposed to say "Diresta" on it!

sawstop- oooouuu, no more fingers geting cut!!! yay

Camarada seu trabalho e muito bom mesmo... showwww gostaria de saber como que faço para comprar uma faca de caça feita por voce.. qual o valor e como fazer ok abraço

Do you use wood screws or drywall screws?

So badass

nice build! did I see a guy in the back in a Louisville shirt? Go CARDS!

Why are the ratings turned off?

EXCELENTE

Sweet

Jimmy, your Kung Fu is the best!

Whos channel is this?

is that an Atlas Lathe?

am i like it, no I LOVE IT

Clearly someone has stolen something on Jimmy at some stage hence his name of everything in his shop including multiple boxes within a drawer.

13:37!!!1 You sure are one leet m4k3r!

My wife just pointed out that you sound like Richard Gere

Good morning diresta. Good morning Jimmy sir. 21july2018.06:31time.

a pellet mill would be great for you. then you be able to make your own pellets.

Much too pretty for a shop drawer.... Will the handle or knob build be in the next episode ???? How about the handle be some sort of U shape with provisions for hanging a shop rag...away from the spinning chuck of course. :-)

I like you jimmy