Small Display Case | A Dad & Son Project!

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Published 2018-06-21

I absolutely love that my son Ian came to me with a project idea that he wanted to build with me. While the negative is that he broke his wrist a few months ago, after getting signatures from us, the kids at school and his teachers, it turned into a bit of a badge of honor. He got the idea after seeing a trophy case, and wanted to build a display case for his cast. And as usual when he joins me in the shop while the camera is on, he is "the goofball"!

This was definitely some good quality dad/son time where he had fun and hopefully learned a few things along the way!

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All Comments (8)

@DesertBumWoodWorkn 6 years ago

Very nice display case for a memory, its always good to get the kids in the shop and learn.
@dekeros-recreationalwoodwo6456 6 years ago

What a great project. Really nice! :-) Never fun to have a cast. Oh - and what a nice display of t-shirts there. :-)
@TheMakerMonster 5 years ago

That outro was the best. I want him to come wrap up my videos for me. Hahaha I wish I had someone to hand the screwdriver off to when I got bored!
@MCBWoodworks 5 years ago

Cool project! I love seeing kids getting involved and butternut is one of my favorites.
@heyimamaker 5 years ago

Nice one! You should put a little plaque with the date he broke his wrist and when it was removed :)
@christofix 5 years ago

working with your son must be awsome. I have 2 daughters. They are interessted in what i do but we are not working together on a project. they have already played a role in one of my previous videos. The result is realy beautiful. You are a good woodworker! I hit that red button for you en the bell is on!
@StuffUCanMake 5 years ago

Just discovered your video. You have inspired me to make one for myself.