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Rustic Woodshop
Добавлен 13 июл 2023
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Indoor and Outdoor Rustic Furniture
Indoor and Outdoor Rustic Furniture
This Simple Log Bench SELLS!
Join us as we build a simple faux half log style bench using six 2x6s cut from three pieces of 2x6x12 lumber. Each 2x6 for this build is cut at six feet (72"). Four of the six boards have a straight edge rip on both sides while the two others have a straight edge rip on one side and a 30° rip on the other. We ended up screwing the first 4 boards together with wood glue and used only glue on the two outside boards, you won't see the screws anyways. A hand planer was used to give the bottom edge and sides of the bench a rounded look to replicate a half log. The legs were made using a cedar pole but you could make them from any type of lumber. You could use a wood putty to seal the seams fro...
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Rustic Bunk Bed Build | FULL Size!
Просмотров 620Месяц назад
Join us as we build a rustic cedar pole bunk bed using simple tools. We ended up changing the top railing mid way through the video to give more room for the mattress. This is a style we haven't done before (with the logs on the outside of the railing) but it turned out pretty good, at least I think so. Thanks for watching! Thank you to all 400 of my subscribers! -rusticwoodshop #woodworking #b...
Rustic Log Wedding Archway | They LOVED It!
Просмотров 4552 месяца назад
Join us as we build a rustic outdoor wedding archway from hand-peeled cedar log poles. Thank you for watching and a special thanks to all of my subscribers! -rusticwoodshop Title Graveyard: Rustic outdoor wedding archway built from hand-peeled cedar logs! Hand-Peeled RUSTIC Cedar Log Wedding Arbor This RUSTIC Wedding Archway Turned out GREAT! | Hand-Peeled Cedar Logs RUSTIC Outdoor Wedding Arch...
We Built a Rustic Queen Bed Using Cedar Log Poles!
Просмотров 5373 месяца назад
Join us as we build a queen size log bed. These poles were peeled using a corded planer and no tenon cuts were made in this build. Thanks for watching and thank you for 300 subscribers! -rusticwoodshop #woodworking #building #furniture #pov #woodshop #rusticfurniture #rustic #bed #diy #handmade #rusticwoodshop
The SMALLEST Picnic Table I've built this year! | SOLD
Просмотров 6784 месяца назад
Join me as I build ANOTHER picnic table. This is the smallest picnic table I have built this year coming in at 6 foot long. 6 foot tables are pretty average, however I don't make very many of them. Does size matter? Most of the picnic tables I build are 8 feet in length but I do make them smaller when requested. 8 foot tables are more popular than 6 foot ones in my area. I built a SUPER small 5...
Making PROFIT Fixing Old Furniture | Bench Restoration
Просмотров 4594 месяца назад
Join me as I restore an old broken bench back to life using simple rip cuts from 2x6 boards. This is another easy woodworking project that does not require expensive tools or a lot of time. These smaller projects can also be great practice if you're looking to get into woodworking as a hobby or a profession. This was not meant to be a how-to style video, but just to show you the steps I took to...
Wood Torched Rustic American Flag | EASY Woodworking Project
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Another easy woodworking project that doesn't require any advanced tools. You can use a router tool for carving out the stars but I just used spray paint. It's a big time saver and still looks really nice after putting a finish on. These can take a little more time to make then some of our other projects on the channel because of the torching and staining of the wood but is definitely worth it!...
These Simple Wishing Wells SELL!
Просмотров 35 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Easy woodworking project using treated 2x4s, treated fence boards, a dowel, rope, and a bucket! The "2x2" box frame in the beginning of the video can be made by ripping 2x4's. These can be used as a planter or any other kind of lawn decoration, although it is mostly used for covering wellheads. These two are smaller versions of the wishing wells that are made. The video linked in the ending wil...
Hand Peeled Rustic QUEEN Size Log Bed
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Building a rustic queen-size log bed out of hand-peeled, cedar logs WITHOUT tenon cuts. This rustic log bed is put together with lag bolts, instead of the typical mortise and tenon joints used in other rustic log beds. A distinct appearance but still remains durable. Thanks for watching. -rusticwoodshop #woodworking #pov #gopro #woodshop #building #furniture #rusticfurniture #bed #handmade #rus...
Not Your Typical Picnic Table
Просмотров 2737 месяцев назад
Building ANOTHER picnic table using cedar logs. While not as popular as metal or two-by-frame picnic tables, these tables can support as least twice as much weight. The weight of the frame alone, along with the angles of its legs, makes it nearly impossible to tip over, even when several people are seated on one side. Cedar is an extremely rot-resistant wood. Thanks for watching. -rusticwoodsho...
Building a Wishing Well with Working Crank!
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Building a wooden wishing well with working crank! Great lawn decoration, also used cover up wellhead's. Simple build, nothing fancy. Thanks for watching! #woodworking #woodshop #building #furniture #pov #gopro #rustic #project #handmade #rusticwoodshop
Building a FULL Size BUNK BED with Trundle
Просмотров 1887 месяцев назад
Building a FULL Size BUNKBED with Trundle | POV Woodworking This was a pretty easy build using 2x4's and 2x6's. Thanks for watching! #woodworking #pov #woodshop #furniture #gopro #rusticfurniture #building #bunkbed #handmade #rusticwoodshop
Building a Log Frame Picnic Table | First one of the year!
Просмотров 877 месяцев назад
Building an 8 foot picnic table with a log frame. Heavy duty! Thanks for watching. #woodworking #pov #woodshop #furniture #gopro #rusticfurniture #building #picnic #handmade #rusticwoodshop
Building a Rustic Cedar Log Bed | QUEEN Size
Просмотров 7038 месяцев назад
Building a rustic queen size bed from hand-peeled cedar logs. Thanks for watching! #woodworking #building #furniture #gopro #pov #rusticfurniture #bed #woodshop #handmade #rusticwoodshop
Did u use a mix of raw and pressure treated lumber?
Yes. Everything except the handle, dowel, and 2x2 framing was treated. Thanks for the question and comment!
Really nice build of the bench. Enjoy your no nonsense style of making these videos. Thanks for sharing !!
@@Lutzboater Thanks for the nice comments and support!
happened to me yesterday with a phillips bit while screwing in a screw screw bit into the wood got stuck phillips head jump and went right into my nail i'm lucky i switched from my sharp point phillips head to a flat head one otherwise i would have gone straight through my thumb
@@carlito19934 Yikes! That sounds like it could have been a lot worse. I know the feeling, I get myself good a couple times a year 😆
Nice build. Do you have any pdf plans with dimensions and cut list?
@@BrandonCabanillas Thank you! I don't have any plans for this build, unfortunately.
Darn good looking bunk beds. Some youngsters are going to really love these
I appreciate it, thank you!
How much did they sell for?
@@arlingtontrains7 The ones in this video sold for $120 each.
Sit your dowels in a V channel stops them running around !
Nice design. When attaching with lag bolts, do you pilot drill 50% of bolt diameter the receiving timber to give space for the bolt or is bolt forcing itself blind into receiving timber?
@@JohnColgan. Thank you! I'm forcing the bolts through with an impact. I'll usually hammer the bolts in a quarter inch so the logs won't move around on me then impact it down.
Have plans? Great video…
Wheels and a winch and you’ve got a gantry crane!
I like the way you think!
Just subscribed. Very nice project.
@@darrellburton3949 Thank you 👍
Could you tell us the measurements for the top part I started the build but want it to look right thank you
@@dilliongray1002 That depends on the width you used for the box frame in the beginning. For example, if you had an 18" x 18" frame regardless of height you would need one 2 x 2 at 18" long and another at 16.5" for the butt joint, that's how I've been making them. Feel free to experiment and find what size you like best since we all have different tastes. Hope this helps!
I've had similar looking wells on marketplace and offerup and sold one in 3 months...I even lowered the price...same for planters, benches ect..
@@thedbcooperforum How much were you listing the wishing wells for? Location and competition are important factors.
@@rusticwoodshop fort lauderdale...mine is a round 4 feet tall and similar ones are going for $150 and I marked mine at $85..
@@thedbcooperforum Thanks for the reply. $85 is on the cheaper side and sounds like a great deal! Our smaller ones are $120 and our bigger ones are $20 more. I've sold 15-20 the last two months but a lot of people in my area have well water so they use them to cover up a well head, that may be a reason.
❤ this! What a fab rustic project. Thanks for the idea and demo.
Thanks for the comment!
Love it, how large is it
Thank you! 19" x 36"
Is it possible to give the measurements of the wishing well ,thanks
good Job Thanks
👍👍👍. Thank you
I would probably use different screws or nails, the sheet rock screws look ugly.
He built that as a demo to get some inspiration to someone. When you make one use whatever you want , maybe glue it as well He did a great job . Very simple and quick
I already thought you was going to teach us slowly how to make one. I am disabled and try to learn from some of the best people videos. Measurements would have helped me build one
Hey there! This wasn't meant to be a how to or step by step kind of video but more of a "watch and learn" to show you that you don't need any fancy tools, joints, or cuts to build these. Measurements here are irrelevant, you can make them any size you want to! It's more about the simple design and layout more than anything. If you want specific measurements for the box frame in the beginning feel free to send me an email, it's in the description. Thanks for the comment. 🙂
Very nice looking flag. I like the style of your videos. No unnecessary chatter during the build. Keep it up !!
Thank you for the comment and kind feedback!
What do they usually sale for in your area? I know all areas are different but just curious as to the range since I'm considering building some myself
well done and well made
Thank you, I appreciate it!
I wish I had some help when I built mine.
Big time saver! Thanks for the comment.
Nice handywork!
Thank you!