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How to Make a Wood Remote Control Holder for the Coffee Table

Let's make something to give the coffee table a big storage upgrade. A remote control holder caddy (wood, of course) will let me organize all of the remotes and even my phones into one central location. This build will be 100% wood. To start, we will take some African Mahogany and some black walnut over to the planer. Some quick passes on the table saw and angled cuts on the new miter saw will have us on our way. For the joinery it is all butt joints and wood glue - no hardware necessary. Though, if you want you can add some felt pads to the underside of the caddy. I'm very pleased with how this turned out. It was a quick build and potentially something we will offer in the shop. As always, please let us know what you think in the comments. 0:00 Intro 0:15 Milling The Faces 0:53 Measuring & Marking 1:22 Getting Fresh Edges 1:45 Miter Saw Chop Fest 4:05 All of The Pieces 4:40 A Very Minor Problem 5:35 Trimming A Piece 6:00 Gluing it All Together 8:05 Unclamping 8:30 Let's See How We Did 8:45 Sanding it Up 9:17 Addressing a Minor Problem 9:57 A Few Finishing Touches 11:15 Applying the Finish 14:28 Buffing it Dry 15:00 The Finished Product Thanks for watching, please consider liking the video and/or subscribing to the channel. If you are already subscribed, thank you for the support!