Big Wardrobe and Top-box P2 [video #254]

In todays video I take you through sizeable wardrobe and top-box job I took on recently. Enjoy!

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[dermotcullen]

Peter, keep repeating!! We love watching you make stuff. Cheers

[PREDISGOD]

Please, never apologise for what you think of as repeated viewing or projects. I, like many others I suspect, learn a lot from your videos, and it serves as reinforcement of points/processes learned from earlier videos. But I get that you always would prefer to show something new each time! Keep up the great work!

[ThePhilandPam]

No problem repeating, I could watch it all day 😊👍

[harkidodia]

Love watching these real projects for customers....

[kiwdwks]

Thanks for sharing it Peter...good job. The finished product looks simple when done. People don't see the hidden challenges to make it all work.

[murphymmc]

This video really does show how well your dust collection systems works. MDF has incredibly fine and pervasive sawdust, nicely done. Great work on the project as well.

[jome]

Big fan Peter - many thanks for taking the time to make these videos - as a hobbyist, I always pick something up from every video - cheers.

[garybarchas]

It's nice to know I'm not the only"idiot" that has spent time chasing down a bit that I'd left in a router! Lol. I purchased the LED light you talked up. At 65 my eyesight isn't what it used to be. I reveived it, wired it up and took it to a finish trim job. I was thrilled with being able to see even the smallest of markings! Thank you, thank you ! I couldn't bring myself to spend over a $100.00 for the ones in the supply yard. Keep 'em coming.

[michaelkelly]

Love the owning of mistakes and mishaps. Gives hope to us all.

[greaser]

Really glad you were able to get on with your grooving... :)

[markbryan]

Yup, the quickest way to find a missing tool is to buy a new one! Nice wardrobe job.

[harrygirgin]

Very nice Peter. I enjoy all of your videos.

[raysmith]

Good video, with some good tips love the idea about pencilling in the hinge, I have bought a Kreg jig to drill the hinges on my latest project 👍

[resultcarpentry]

Have just finished a very similar project.
Using exactly the same build formats Peter.
Loving your slick work and even slicker video production.

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[alanmullock]

Good watching Peter, pesky router bits!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[gavjav]

I told you your bit would be in another router 😜 easily done, at least you have a spare one now 😀

[troyboy]

All your parts are interesting Mr Millard …. oooh, matron !

[markrowland]

Thanks for the video, Peter. As others have said, I like watching you make stuff even if it's something similar to what you have done before. Shame you couldn't show the install. I think people like to see those as well.

[chipatchison]

Can you do a short video on how you use the face side and face edge marks on your project, please?

[Mrfreezeee]

Well thats the last time i pay for info from a physic gypsy mime, whos grand daughter has a boyfriend who is a woodworker, and whos dad is the butcher for the sister of a guys second cousin of his ex wife, what was i thinking ... looks great Peter as always