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Under_thewall
Добавлен 2 окт 2023
Welcome to Under_Thewall!
I'm Marcus, and I'm from Somerset, England. Join me in exploring the fascinating world of drystone walling. Watch as we build and restore these timeless structures, showcasing the artistry and beauty of this ancient craft.
Subscribe, like, and follow along as we share the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of Somerset through the art of drystone walling. Let's celebrate the enduring beauty of these walls together.
I'm Marcus, and I'm from Somerset, England. Join me in exploring the fascinating world of drystone walling. Watch as we build and restore these timeless structures, showcasing the artistry and beauty of this ancient craft.
Subscribe, like, and follow along as we share the rich heritage and stunning landscapes of Somerset through the art of drystone walling. Let's celebrate the enduring beauty of these walls together.
How To Build A Moongate
Follow Along As I Build My Second Moongate. Made from Bath stone and Indian Sandstone slabs. find my other work on Instagram @ under_thewall
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Building A Drystone Moongate
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In this relaxing and easy going timelapse video, join me on my first attempt at crafting a fully drystone Moongate masterpiece. The rugged and unyielding Blue Lias stone is as tough as it comes, and it took a solid three weeks of grit, determination, and some expert help from my dad, who handled the sandstone cutting like a pro. I go by the name "Under the Wall" over on Instagram, where i share...
What’s with joints? Is it strong enough?
Magic! <3
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Wow 😮 What can I say 😅
why is the top half of the arch in a different style to the bottom half? is this how it was shown on the drawing? customers preference?
how can this artist only have 60 subscribers... this is amazing and it motivates me to try something similar myself but in a much smaller scale
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I would probably have to mortar it because I would run into it and make it fall down😢
Haha you would need some serious force. She's solid. Thanks for watching 😊
what stops the two lower inside corner blocks from walking in towards each other ,,,
Hi. Do you mean the first two either side when the circle starts?
@@markstuff0 yep ,, they dont seem to be anchored to the base course at all
@tomthompson7400 it's the same principle as the quoins at the base of the cheek end. Just the huge amount of weight on top of it will create enough friction to stop it going anywhere. 🙂
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exellent work
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Great job. I would extend the reinforcements at both sides towards the bottom though.
Nice work! A pro tip from a retired journeyman stonemason from the 'for what it's worth' department. If you're going to be doing this type of work long term, get yourself a good pair of knee pads that's designed to specifically protect your patella(s). Your knees, ankles, legs and hips will thank you 20-30 years hence. Anyhoo...keep developing your craft as you have a good aesthetic eye for proportion - a rare 'gift' in the stone setting world! Cheers...
Such incredibly hard graft and a fantastic finished piece!! How could I not subscribe!!
Fantastic work 😊
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Great work! But... no masks when cutting?! You guys are wild! ;)
Beautiful work gentlemen, subscribed and can't wait to see more
super cool mate ! make more of these !
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I just subscribed, amazing job!!!! I hope to see much more from you!!!