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The two walnut file cabinets I’m making in this video are going to serve as the base for my desk, but the plans also allow them to be built as free-standing units. This how-to walks you through every step of the build using basic woodworking tools, from cutting the carcass to specs to putting the file folder slip-ons in place. Because you want your drawers to slide with maximum precision, I’ll also show you how to use a universal drawer slider jig. Whether you’re planning to use hanging filing folder cabinets as the base for an awesome dream office desk or just create a place to put all those papers that are piled up all over your floor, this is the tutorial that can get you started.

The two walnut file cabinets I’m making in this video are going to serve as the base for my desk, but the plans also allow them to be built as free-standing units. This how-to walks you through every step of the build using basic woodworking tools, from cutting the carcass to specs to putting the file folder slip-ons in place. Because you want your drawers to slide with maximum precision, I’ll also show you how to use a universal drawer slider jig. Whether you’re planning to use hanging filing folder cabinets as the base for an awesome dream office desk or just create a place to put all those papers that are piled up all over your floor, this is the tutorial that can get you started.

Super fun and easy woodworking project using walnut knots to turn into wall hanging art. This will allow me to book match them into a 4-up configuration inspired by Andy Warhol. I used home center paint chips taped to the back to allow the color to pop through. These colorful chips can be swapped out to compliment the colors of your wall, match seasonal colors or show off your favorite sports team.

Most bandsaw problems come from either a dull blade or using a blade with too many teeth per inch. For the type of woodworking I do I only need two blades