Excellent tip…just found your channel and am binge watching your vids..just start building my own workshop in the backgarden and am planning to do similar work as yourself..really great info.thanks..if I could subscribe twice I would….;-)

Excellent tip…just found your channel and am binge watching your vids..just start building my own workshop in the backgarden and am planning to do similar work as yourself..really great info.thanks..if I could subscribe twice I would….;-)

great channel , full of info ! thank you

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Hi tony use a pole plastic is better

Have you tried Renner 863, fantastic stuff, my go to for veneers, and it's waterbased 👍🏻

Really love your work. Just wondering what computer programme you are using for the cabinets? Also what did you allow for a hinge offset? Im a keen woodworker and hoping to have a go at my own face frame kitchen. Thank you. Greeting from Ireland

😂 absolutely love your channel, breath of fresh air, slowly getting through them from the beginning. As a Carpenter & Joiner myself I love to see someone do things almost identical to me.

Hi. At about ten minutes, why do you use a random orbit sander and the regular square one. I thought ROS was always the better option/finish? Not critiquing...... I'm just a curious novice weekend woodworker. Project looks great! thanks. :)...... (and subbed)

Thanks for sharing mate

Nice work Matt

Hi Matt did you get a picture of finished job

Nice job Matt the use of jigs makes it look easy

Nice job Matt. When I have made this sort of thing in the past, I always end up under pricing because they seem to take way longer than they should. I guess if you are doing them as part of a larger build, then it is added value.

For external joinery SIPO dominos should be used rather than beech but the failure is usually in the adhesive. I have spoken to many joiners about this exact thing and most of them swear by PU adhesives as opposed to water based PVA. The only downside is you've got to work fast with PU.

What was the jig used for the Festool router on the makita rail?

Do you happen to have an Amazon store or anywhere to see the items you recommend

Brilliant solution on the oak edging for the desk top, I will defo use that in my upcoming project, thanks for sharing.

Speak to mark Williams at spekva uk. I’m sure he could advise

hi mate that is brush with a wire brush and i would defo say it is stained oak👍

Fantastic watch

Wire brush for the grain and a bit of ammonia for the finish.

I normally use a wire brush( brass) to dig out the grain (go with the grain) and this creates the deep grain your looking for.

I've done that grain effect with a wire brush brush with the grain.

That was a big in ……… nice to see you back

Fascinating. The finish was absolutely top notch. Never used Renner paint but definitely gonna give it a go. Really good looking job, well done mate.

Nice one bud congratulations on the over 1k subs , Graham

Another great watch, thanks Matt

What a lovely job!! Love the hyper OCD level of detail you go into to get a great result....Pity I can't access Renner paints here....

Looks great. Top notch and you went for 6 hinges.

So much great content in this video Matt, always learning some nuggets from your uploads, and always entertaining.

Absolutely stunning job, well done 👏

Great job Matt and some useful tips too. Good to see you posting again, it's been a while!

looked sweet 👍👍

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The screeching sounds ( music ?) has me shutting you down , I’m gone to other sites, hope Temu stops sending you stuff!!!

"Promo SM"

Have you considered using a " ticking stick"?

As I understand a fox wedge is in a blind mortise. But it's still wedged

It's always good to keep evolving techniques as times goes by. I like your honesty and the pencil sharpener to make the points on the draw bores. I was taught a rime/ditty when I was an apprentice regarding drilling draw bores which went " A 16th closer to the face brings the joint up into place" and I've always remembered that. Regarding Domino's for windows and doors, I think I may have posted on the previous video you did. For me the Domino is excellant for interior work but exterior Joinery needs to face all the weather we get so temperatures from -10 to +35, dry Summers to wet Winters etc. When you look at a 9" door bottom rail and someone puts 3 large domino's in it to hold it together they forget the spaces between the dominos which can only rely on glue to prevent water ingressing in from the front of the door through to the back of the door joint. I've seen a few external doors where the domino's have held in one side but the glue has failed and water passes through the joint. If you look at dowel jointed external doors which are pretty dire they do at least have a profile ans scribe joint running the length of the rail which does help a bit to prvent water ingress. Imagine over time an external doors in all weathers ,slamming shut etc and a floating tenon/Domino relying on glue and friction in my opinion just won't last more than a few years. Enough of my ramblings , keep up the good work, loving the swallows too. All the best Ade

I'm so sorry for your loss. When our companions are taken from 6 hearts are devastated.

Hello what sort of hours do you generally put in when you are working in the workshop .cheers

Thanks for sharing ....I would never have thought of mitre folding MDF..I've just started a job where I'm going to steal one of your ideas and use dominos for doing the scribes for alcove cabinets. I'm a bit the same as you in that I obsess about the finishes so much that I think I worry far too much, the customers never seem to appreciate the effort gone into the perfect finish..

Great job Matt loved the design , long, med or short videos don’t matter just enjoy doing it , that’s the main thing ,

Thanks Matt for a great job. My wife and I are really pleased with what you have made for us. Anyone who sees it thinks it's fantastic. It has definitely achieved the wow factor that we were looking for; a real statement piece. We both appreciate your attention to detail, which shows in the final product. Thanks again!

Hi mate cracking job! What spray system do you use please also what paint

another great watch, really enjoyed that

Sounds like we basically using the same products really like the base coat as takes to sanding back well. Topcoat sprays and finishes so well. Like the graco as just have the gun to clean out.

900 subscribers in a year is pretty good don't lose faith give it another 3 months and you will get there I can totally understand that it is work on top of work but I think you you can make it. Your a Chippy so you know all about hard work and disappointment. YOU CAN MAKE IT

Great video 👍🏻 use the same sprayer perfect for my needs. And also love the renner water based paints Did you say you use a hardener as well? Is that just in the top coat?