10/10 would definitely buy! This is amazing you have serious craftsman skills, I wish I could build something like this

Real BEAUTY !!!

anyone that downvotes this is jealous or a noob that is mad there aren't written instructions they could never follow anyway.. killer garage build dude... i upvoted for jealousy of your ability to wisely use your free time with killer results

The cats did a wonderful job of supervising the installation. It turned out to be quite beautiful. Liked the video so I've subscribed.

Awesome process! Loving the Dan Auerbach In the background.

At first I thought "well, nothing special".. . And then saw the final image, lights and vinyls, it kills it. I need to make one like that. Well done

three different vehicles noted..and the editing effort was noted..and the beautiful cabinet craftsmanship was noted..conclusion: amazing, eclectic video...

Nice record cabinet!!! Like the black cat too and the lights!!!

Nice. The black walnut finish is awesome. Digging the cat too.

AYD you inspried me to build mine used many of your steps including the Walnut over ply. Yes had to do the lights also. Still like watching your video that inspired my build.

my dad would have been very impressed by the craftsmanship here

One of my favorite get up kids songs. Got to sort of play with them once :) Rad build dude!

Caught the get up kids for a moment, well done!

You are a true artist. Many blessings to You Sir!

A vinyl collectors dream.

Brilliant! A beautiful and functional design. Thank you for sharing.

Nice work! Making one like it this weekend for the Mrs.

The cards. nice.

Absolutely amazing and beautiful! Everything I build comes out like crap! Lol

Absolutely stunning, man! Superb display of talent!

Very awesome! I would love to make this. I think would add a little lip on the raised lid to hold what album is be played.

This video was almost like it was made for me. Been looking for a lighted cabinet that also safeguards from the cats, who are too fat to be walking on the damn plastic turntable lid!! Thank you.

great and beautiful work!! Much more beautiful than a simple ikea "kalax" piece of furniture. I love !!

Beautifully done

Beautiful piece of work!

Very simple, but neat and effective. I like it.

Dang, I love the design and it turned out beautiful.

Beautiful!!

Mahogany on nails .... Yes you, my friend is a big sham! At home that night, I brought her to prevent the siren from turning on the siren, and the cat was evicted from the place I liked. However, all the signs of a lover of good sound are in stock. A simple and beautiful project. Good luck.

Brilliant video. No long boring speeches. Now! Please! Make me one.

green day ftw. nice build and video too!

Nice job! Thanks for sharing.

Very professional

Beautiful! Wonderful craftsmanship!

So PRO dude 👍

Good job!

Goddamn it- I can't wait till my projects look half as good as yours. I'm very impressed... and jealous!

Wow , great job my friend, simply awesome!!!!!! .

awesome!!

Beautiful! I’m trying to figure out what direction to go with my setup. I bought this house 6 months ago and am still playing records on my cheap, all-in-one/don’t care if it gets broken setup. I don’t have the skill yet for something this impressive, but this is definitely some good inspiration for me. Love the project, the product, and the presentation. Also, love the Diresta ice pick!

Absolutely brilliant! Well done.

Incredible! You are a true craftsman

Very Nice 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Wow ! You really know your stuff . You should teach.

Great build

10 / 10 Why i don't have these kind of skills... WHYYYYYYYYY 😩

Nice design! I like your editing! And tools! And ice picker! I learned more from this video then from 50 videos of Steve ramsey

Subscribed just cause I wanted to be subscriber #1000. Congrats on the project and the channel!

all I can say is. ...awesome.

That's a piece of art.

Super Fantastic!

Really nice work, man!

Nice woodworking project, it looks very good, but.....this is the worst possible way to site or position a turntable if you want good clean sound! You have just coupled the turntable to the floor with a big heavy piece of furniture that is also loaded with heavy records, meaning that it will conduct low frequency vibrations extremely well right up into the turntable. The speakers are sitting on the floor right next to the cabinet, so bass vibrations from the speakers will go right into your new cabinet and up into the turntable and vibrate the record, tonearm and cartridge! You will seem to get lots of bass, but probably boomy bass with a lot of overhang on the notes. If you turn it up loud enough, it might even feedback with a low howl or thrumming sound. An interesting experiment you can try would be to NOT turn the turntable on to make it spin but merely place the needle on the record and see how far you can turn up the volume control on the amplifier before it starts to howl and feedback. (This test assumes that your turntable wasn't designed to automatically mute the audio signal from the needle and cartridge when the platter isn't spinning , or during certain automatic pick up and set down modes, as a few turntables are). If feedback occurs with the volume control anywhere near a position that you might set it to when listening to music, then you know for certain that you are causing Distortion and muddiness in your audio quality. At the very least, you should move those speakers as far away as possible from the cabinet, or move the cabinet away from the speaker positioning, and put the speakers on stands to get them off the floor. A Also, if the turntable tends to skip when you walk around in front of the cabinet, I won't be surprised. Again, you have coupled the turntable to the floor, and virtually all floor joists move, with the exception perhaps of very recently built houses with engineered lumber for the floor joists. Also, most floors will dip away downwards as soon as you get 6 in to a foot away from the wall; did you check the top of your cabinet to see if it's level or if it's tipped downwards? The stereo cabinet will probably tend to rock a little bit as you walk around and you might hear the footfall noise through the speakers, or the turntable might even skip. (This is often more prevalent on carpeted floors because of the sponginess and give of the carpet and padding). This is why many fancy stereo stores have lightweight steel frame equipment racks that have adjustable floor spikes to enable you to level them, and that are specifically constructed to be lightweight and not prone to transmitting or resonating at extremely low bass frequencies. Personally, I have found that in most cases, and especially if you have problems with the turntable picking up your foot falls or skipping when you walk by, mounting it on a light rigid shelf will almost invariably solve those problems.

I subscribed.

wow, nice!

This is gorgeous. Well done.

Beautiful!!! I’d love to build one because this is better than the ones I see in person but I don’t own any of these tools. Guess I’ll have to looking on Amazon. 😪

Fantastic video! You are incredibly talented!

Loved everything up until 7:22 Need to check your channel, hopefully you built stands for those speakers. Beautiful work on the cabinet!!

Nice job! Beautiful cabinet.

Great cabinet, but I expected to see no cats in the living room afterward. THAT would have been problem solved!

That is freakin awesome!

Great project and great video. Like how you have slow and fast parts, gives rhythm and creates interest. Looking forward to see more. Subscribed!

Great job. I would build an extension for the speakers, though.

Great Great Job

Fantastic!

Super project! And a great video, well edited. Good work all round. :-)

clicked on accident, kept watching for the editing

Is your compressor running??? You better catch it!!!! 😉😉😉 Sweet build thanks for the inspiration.

Nice job. Now make a matching speakers stands

Great project, and great video!

that Bernie bumper sticker though

Well. 40 more records and it'll be time to build a new one.

wow great video...

You just inspired me to do this!

amazing, I am really impressed :)

I need this man in my house..... 4:18

nice now some proper speaker stands!

awesome !

Like it!

Nice work. Nice editing. SUBSCRIBED!

Your video is really nice and it's a beautiful project that you realized. Very pretty and well finished 👍👌 You are professional?

I dig. Subscribed.

Very enjoyable and educational. Subscribed and awaiting your next creation sir!

Looks cool but you should've added something to the lid to prevent it from slamming.

This is fucking incredible. Holy shit you’re extremely talented and skilled!

I get it. I get it. You're handy.

Royal Headache!!!!

Like ur video

Nice !

I liked this, but I couldn't help but think it'd be nice to have some kind of damper on that lid. Something to keep it propped open when it's up, and to stop it from closing too hard. I'd hate to set an album going, only to have the needle jump because I set the lid down too hard. Maybe that's just me..

Oh you make it look so easy.

sweet song at 2:56

First few minutes = $100 build After walnut = $triple that!

Ha ha... that was the EXACT same fractions to decimals chart that I downloaded from teh Internetz.... Exact

nice *holds back tears* nice

I'm blown away! Nice work man. How much would you charge to build one of these for me?? I'd travel to pick it up. Seriously.

I want one !!! I ll pay you !

This is what I've been Looking for in a Turntable Cabinet Awesome Job Sir what would This Cost to Make ??? 313 Until I D-I-E 💯

Show 👏👏👏👏👏