You're the first person I've seen that has actually addressed the fact that driving pocket screws shifts the alignment. Not only did you say that it happens, you showed you're solution. Minor, I know, but thorough... Thank you.

I love how you did the legs. Great idea to batch two of them together.

The comments and advices during work are so benefit, I liked that, and nice grey color......Good job.

My first time on your channel. Thanks for detail explanation. Basically you shared your experience with your audience. Greetings from California

Absolutely gorgeous.my son bought a 1916 home and I'm going to build them a dresser similar to these out of some of the wood we removed during remodeling of his home. These are just really nice man

Great job. I love how you use accessible materials

The whole suite turned out amazing! Love your videos!

Love all the tips throughout! So pretty!

best 3 videos for a complete bedroom suite. downloaded all three, can't wait till the weather breaks so i can make them for our new house.

I'm sold

They turned out so beautiful!

Man it’s good t see Payton Manning has found a life after football. Psych just playin.😁😁😁 love your work, definitely subscribed.

Nicely done. Fully captured drawer bottoms makes sense. 1/2" plywood with a 1/4" rabbit utilizes most of the (otherwise wasted) bottom space and makes them really strong.

John these dressers are beautiful! I will be building one for myself and my son very soon and I really like the style of these. That grey top on the white base looks fantastic! Can't wait to pick up the M12 pin nailer, too. I've heard nothing but good things about it so far. Thanks for more great content, John! - Joe

The tops for this entire series are really nice. I love the contrast against the white. Well done.

I absolutely love your work man

Perfect. I'll be buying the plans later (when the price of wood comes down) - so I can build all of these pieces for my home. Simple but elegant. Excellent work! Thanks for sharing.

Nice work

Very nice

Awesome

In the words of Borat...very very nice!

Excellent work... You deserve every view.

These dressers are amazing!

Looks fantastic

very nice.

Wow! Beautifully done!

Pretty awesome job John.

Great Job, they came out beautiful.

I'm looking forward to my next project to try your finishing techniques. Your finish looks amazing!!! I like the white and grey contrast!

Absolutely beautiful quality work.

So beautiful!

Nice projects

very nice! thinking ill buy ur plans for this build... thx for sharing

Always enjoy watching your work. Gives me great ideas for my future builds.

Another great video thank you fir what you do

Once again, excellent work!! Very enjoyable, and wonderfully practical wood working tips and designs...THANKS!!

Great job! Amazing cabinets!

Very nice! It's refreshing to see quality work WITHOUT any Festool products. Folks, you can do this fine work without falling prey to the overpriced equipment!!

Those look great John, enjoyed the series!

Verry nice job, wow

Nice work as always John, they look great!!!

Damn John, great job, just not fond of the plywood fronts tho. I like solid fronts, using 1/4” birch ply for bottoms 1/2” birch ply for sides dovetailed but on the master build i’m getting ready to do I’ll use 21/32 spruce pine for the drawer sides. I like your design and love the gray top and white contrast looks great, great video, thanks

Great build!

Love your job!

Very informative wonderful video!

I really love your building process John, it seems quite formulaic, lots of similarities in the construction of your furniture. I say that as a compliment as it helps others getting started in woodworking to not feel overwhelmed by overly complicated builds. Once one has made , for example, the blanket box, one now has the skills & experience to tackle something more impressive like the chest of drawers or the bed you made. Subbed a while back now & always look forward to your videos.. 🤗 From the Emerald Isle 😎👍☘️🍺

Thats looks awesome 👌

These look amazing. Hope we get to see the whole room put together. Really enjoying these videos.

Nice work!

Very nice work John! I enjoy your videos a lot. Keep up the great work!

Hey great channel. How about a video on what tools etc you have in the shop and which ones every novice should have.

I've just started watching your channel and love these videos! Beautiful work!

Awesome!

I'm a new subscriber i like your ideas and easy to learn than you from sharing your work its amazing skill.. GOD BLESS YOU...

Really nice! Hope to someday soon be able to do this myself.

Excellent work John, I love the way you work. Nice "card trick" @ 17:27 ;-)

Love your builds man, just started my channel. Sadly it was in the middle of moving but ill get to making more posts. New to creating content but my wife follows you on Tik-tok and now since we have a new house she wants me to build all now bedroom furniture with your plans. Already purchased them and im going to start the builds soon and ill be making a video for them! Definitely going to give the credit where its due. Thanks for being awesome brother

Great work. Love the channel. Also! I agree 100% on the edge banding lol ughh

Great work bro.

I love how much the grains pops on the top. Are those pine boards you used for the top?

Good stuff! Thank u!

Hi, like from Ukraine!

love your videos i wish plans were cheaper or free for the poor people like me lol

nice dresser bro

Good videos! I made the bed from your plans (I used clear fir instead of the MDF) but it turned out great. Wife loves it. The dressers (chest of drawers) I’m doing next the night stands. Thanks for such clear instructions. By the way, HD doesn’t carry the crown molding where I live.☹️

I love this!! Question: have you ever done a cabinet door like those draw face? I love the look, will it work for kitchen cabinets?

This set bed set has turned out awesome, elegant and simply beautiful Why do you dado the outer edge of the side panels?

Great work! You should create a plan "bundle" to get the whole suite of plans together.

Great looking bedroom set! As always, a demonstration video chockfull of helpful tips and lessons-learned! #letsgetintoit

Hi John! Top-notch work! Any chance you can share how tall the drawers are? Trying to determine if your plans will work for my storage needs or if I would need to make adjustments. Thanks!

Do you sign and date your masterpieces? Much appreciated that you always give thorough explanations and generous helpful hints. Any outdoor projects scheduled...like, maybe a kiddie picnic set, child's rocker, or tot activity table?

Love it brother! Are you doing the builders challenge? I think I'll give it a go

Watching this video really frustrates me bc it reminds me we don’t have a fuel biscuit joiner yet!

Beautiful work. One day I will be confident enough to build something with drawers lol. What was the bondo on the plywood edge for?

Hello sir. How is the Sher wood kem paint? U mention u loved the Bin primer on the other video. I been using the Bin primer but I hate cleaning it. Please let me know. Awesome video by the way.

Question... I bought the plans for this. What type of 3/4" plywood?

Any hints/tips on how to measure for where to put your drawer slides on something like this?

Great looking dressers. How many times do you sand between applying coats of paint? And did you Shellac the dressers also?

John, you list BIN Primer in your materials list but you show Sher-Wood Kem Aqua plus in your video. Which do you prefer?

How do you like spraying that White Poly? Get a super nice smooth surface? I just bought a Fuji 5 stage (similar to your setup). Trying to decide what white finish I want to put on my projects

I was wondering what brand of edge trimmer are you using?

Great work and video, John! I’ve seen you spray finishes with both HVLP and airless. Do you have a preference? Thanks!

BTW John how you liking that Mikita track saw?

Did you edge band the perimeter of the plywood drawer fronts?

Wondering why the top is made from 4 pieces glued together vs. a single panel cut to size. Also did that with the toy box episode. Is it for expansion and contraction reasons or other? Thanks

Good Evening John, I just purchased your plans to build some dressers for the family. I just had a quick question. Was there a specific plywood you bought from Home Depot or Lowes? Please let me know. Thank You.

The real wood filler bondo has real wood fibers in it so it sands and stains much much better and matches the real wood around it much better it’s really for when you need to fill something that’s going to be stained and clear coated and needs to blend in and match exactly for anything that’s being painted the old school regular bondo is the way to go it’s much cheaper and dries super quick and is easy to work with I have been using both for years and it’s worth it to keep both in the shop just try it out when you do you will never use any wood filler from the big box stores or hardware stores ever again the bondo bondo wood filler and & Minwax high performance wood filler which is just bondo with real wood fiber also is the best things to use on wood period

how tall is your dresser? its very beautiful

What table saw is that? Also what are those things called that you set the foam insulation on?

Would I be able to ask what the total cost in materials that is for the dresser?

How do you get the measurements for where your drawer slides will be mounted in the box? Are each of the drawers unique once you put the fronts on? Meaning can they go in any order if removed or should they be placed back in the original order top to bottom?

Love the videos! I just found your channel and watched a lot of them back to back haha. I just wondered where you ordered your white insert for your table saw? If you could let me know that would be awesome thanks!

Might have missed it but where did you get your edge band trimmer from?

Forgive me for my ignorance, I'm still learning. But why do you notch the ends of the sides and bottom panels to join them. Why not pocket hole screw them like the drawers? And again, this is a genuine question. Is the notched joint stronger? Then if so, why not notch the drawers as well?

What kind of plywood do you use for your white furniture? Is this from Menards? Do you find that paints well?

Do you have a router table? That leg detail might be a lot easier on a router table using a miter gage. Also, how do you get the inside offset of the faceframes exactly right so that those (I'm assuming 3/4"?) poplar spacers are perfectly flush when installing the drawer slides? I've tried doing that before and it's a huge pain in the ass, I end up having to go back and plane down or shim out the spacers to get them to align.

Where’s the video for the jig?

do you have an estimate on how much each dresser cost? going with todays wood prices.

Those look extremely high end and you make it look like nothing to it. If you weren’t to use legs how would you prop it up? Cabinet base type bottom?