Thumbs up for honesty !

Mistakes happen. That’s part of the learning process. Especially in design. Besides, I like big bottoms, and I cannot lie.

As my father used to tell me- The man who never made a mistake never made anything. You can never have enough storage. Thumbs up.

Another great storage solution John, I really like it when you guys throw your mistakes into your videos, it shows true character, especially when you could have left it out!

Nice, liked the boxes but most of all the box joint jig!

Easy to operate! Love it!

Very thorough and instructional video. I admire those secure enough to exhibit mistakes on youtube. Those boxes look sturdy.

Nice will be buying your plans and building the advance box joint jig...

Thumbs up for honesty and sometimes making a prototype sample first can prevent costly mistakes

Incredible mate, more clear and simple than most on TV! and they get paid for it. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Andy Yorkshire UK

Good job John, and thanks again.

Another great instruction video! Thanks John.

Thumbed for honesty :-)

Your videos are always enjoyable to watch. Not all videos by others are as professional as yours are. Us viewers prefer limited talk and not showing all of the minor performance. I like a speeded up proscess where it doesn't interfere with the ability to understand what is happening..

Good Job Sir, your time making this video is appreciated and constructive.

I have to attempt to make that box joint jig. Then I can make some boxes, thanks John as always you give us a great video.

I very much enjoy your channel

Love the vids john, i enjoy watch them. Love from Australia, Melbourne .

I am hooked on Your shows how to make Boxes. All Videos are excellent and I can learn a lot!

Your channel is excellent john , I learn so much

very cool thanks for your time!

Another great and easy to follow tutorial.... very useful... thanks

Great, thanks! I love your videos! Greetings from Austria!

Thumbs up for the honesty

Love the honesty

I enjoy all of your videos. Keep posting !

Nice boxes for odds and ends we use in the shop.

Nice John!

So John for a lot of year I made boxes for a chocolate store and and your ideas couldt me hep full now. thank john olaf from argentina

Love the penut gallery guy in the background when admitting wrong size haha nice touch ... Nice

Very nice boxes! Thank you my fiancé should like them to store her things!

Thanks for sharing John. Now you need another sheet of plywood for push sticks. ;)

once again thank you for sharing

I enjoy your video's. We see to think alike, that's a good thing I usually use scrap material, I enjoy what you do , how you do it, and enjoy your videox

You make me want to make it..even if I don't need it at this time. :))) Thanks for your videos!

A red wire nut makes a great cap for tubes of caulk/adhesive.

Muy buen trabajo John, espero construirlo para mi uso.... gracias por tus aportes siempre, saludos desde Lima, Perú!!!. Great job John, I hope to build it for my use .... thanks for your input always, greetings from Lima, Peru!.

Nice john. You might spur me on to clean up my shop!

I love your work

very informative video. Thanks for posting

Great video as always John. I guess you didn't need all those pushsticks after all :-). Keep em comming

Now if i only had the box jig.....maybe one day...lots of laughs...thanks

Love it.

enjoyed the video, well done.

No nonsense woodworking :)

Your videos are the best.

A another method for sealing a used tube end is with a wire nut. Great video, thanks for sharing.

your shop is super clean.i subs

Una manera diferente de hacer pequeñas cajas que lucen por su ensamble.

Nice job... and very clean shop not like my shop lol i will make that soon

nice john Might make a roof window as a velux

I want to learn like you You are awesome

When i heard the voice i'm not gonna lie, i got soda in my nose. Almost spilled on the screen. Did not expect that. And you say your videos don't have/have lost some of the charm.

hi john. you make it look so easy! my one question would be how do you keep the lids in place? without hinges, all i can think is that you use a copy of the bottom as the lid and the dados on the edges allow the lid to partialy drop into the box?

hey john just a thought ever think of dadoing the lid so it can slide in and out instead of just lifting off

excellent

Nice step by step John... Appreciate the speedup. Need to make a project of some push sticks!!

great boxes.. would you be interested in making a set of 6 to sell.. I do reloading and would like to have a set of 6 to put empty brass shells in and the bullets that get loaded into the brass shells.. I think they would work great for my use if they had a bit bigger hole in front to reach in and grab brass and bullets. thanks again for the great video.. you do nice work...

I liked the voice over.

6:11 I seriously thought someone outside was yelling. I didn't realize it was part of the video. ;)

Cube world of Canada? Haha Nice vid John. So that adhesive penetrates into and through to the other side of the joints? Gonna have to try it then. Thanks

have thought about making this stack able?

Whats with that massive wood vice on that table? Going to have to look at more your vids!!

John, Do you have a link to box making jig? I dig these boxes!

Hi John thats an intressing jig do you have a plan for that and would it work on a router table instead of table saw ?

muy bueno

Nice job John Wish timber was cheap in the UK an 8x4 sheet of 18 mm ply is around $45 and soft wood is silly money for not very good kiln dried stuff

You should have also used a hair net to prevent serious damage to your hair.

john could you show a pic or a short video of your arbour on the table saw ...i have just aquired used table saw but over here i think the arbour will be too short to take a dado stack.....would love to see the longer arbour.

As I've said elsewhere, it's tough on us here in the UK when it comes to dado stacks. They can be bought here (at a price) but it appears that table saws for the European "sub-industrial" market never have the arbor to accommodate a dado stack.

Hey John, I would like to thank you for watching my video on recessed drill bit storage wall shelf thing and I am sorry for not responding to your email through youtube (I am still getting used to how all of this works). The storage boxes are nice but I would have to say that I am a fan of the bigger ones.

John I know this is an older video but I was wondering what size brads are you using for this application and are box joints stronger then dovetails

ur sooo awesome

You mean to tell me that you didn't make all of the push sticks? Or do you like to trace them on all of your plywood?

Do you really only use that Poly adhesive for plywood/shop projects?

What?? you didn't actually cut out all those push sticks

Why did'nt you use.....mdf ?

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I hate when the drill press makes wavy movements when wide (punches) attached to it. A project cost me 1 week more only for that wavyness.

But now you've used up the plywood and can't make all those push-sticks you planned! :)

Podejrzewam, że gdybyś miał więcej miejsca byłbyś w stanie wybudować drewniany żaglowiec

why not use regular wood glue ( carpenter's glue?) probably less toxic ... ( your n'ailing the thing anyway but wood glue can hold up to 3000psi)

SORRY I JUST COULDN'T HELP MYSELF, i just finished watchig hellraiser and got this crazy idea Picture this.... John is there Making a storage box ,.......... all of a sudden, there is a lightning surge in the woodshop. THE WOODWORKING CENOBITES APPEAR First... Reciprocting saw (the equivalent of Chatterbox) Then .... Nail head (the equivalent of Pinhead) Then... Grease Can (The equivalent of Butterball) Then... Drop Saw (the equivalent of Deep Throat) NAIL HEAD : THE BOX....... You Made it... We Came !!!! JOHN : it's just a storage box (in fearful tears) NAIL HEAD : Ohh Noo, it is means by which to summon us JOHN : Who are You ? NAIL HEAD : Woodworkers in the further reaches of experience., Angels to some, Demons to others JOHN : it was a mistake NAIL HEAD : You made the box, we came !! Now you must come with us JOHN : But but.. it was a just a stupid box for a youtube video NAIL HEAD : Oh Please.... no tears, it's a waste of good suffering LOL

why aren't you using wood glue? not strong enough?

Nice video consider me subed!

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