The Great North Bennet St. School. An Education in Craftsmanship.
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- Опубликовано: 9 дек 2022
- Brent visits his alma mater, North Bennet St School. The place he learned about historic preservation and historic building. Come check out this amazing school for craft and design.
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Still can’t believe this channel hasn’t blown up. You have real talent for explaining things.
Thank you.
Attending this school sounds like an absolute dream. Maybe it'll be the start of a second career, when that time comes.
There are a LOT of second career people at NBSS. You should do it.
I was a patternmaker in the Navy and was nicknamed Geppetto because I enjoyed using all hand tools to do my work. If only I had been exposed to your passion for craft back then and youtube had been around. Thank you for exposing us to this amazing work and for inspiring great craftsmanship.
Your welcome, thanks for the support.
Can you do a video on room and trim colors? Natural colored wood vs stained vs painted trim and wainscot. I’m a woodworker and I’m completely redoing the interior of my 1900s NE Pennsylvania home. I love the look of natural woods. I have access to plenty of red oak and can’t decide if I should use it for trim or to go with a painted white trim. Great show I’ve learned a ton. Keep the videos coming especially the historical aspects. Thank you!
Will do. Thanks for the suggestion.
I'm looking into a woodworking program and I found out about this school. Sure enough, someone has kindly posted on YT about the place, so: much appreciated!
Glad to hear it. An amazing place.
That is such a cool video! Thank you for giving us the tour. I always learn something new from you. I love that enter inter flute design that you showed.!
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching.
Wow, I have to admit it's the first time I'm hearing about this school and I'm blown away. I'll most definitely sign up for those shorter workshops - amazing things they offer!
For Sure!! Its awesome.
Ugh! I wish I had gone to this school!
Me too!
Its one of a kind. Thanks.
What an awesome place.. if I had another life to live …
Agreed.
I have a friend that graduated from there and does preservation carpentry. He also did some teaching there.
Cool. Its a great place!
Bravo Brent!
Thank you!!
Just knowing this place exists gives me a rush. Thx so very very much for this vid🙂♥️
You’re welcome 😊
Fantastic. Please keep producing this educational and challenging content. Your passion, experience, and personality combine to be a voice the industry really needs to hear!
Noted. Thanks so much.
Excellent video Brent!
Thank you!!
That was SO cool! I'm glad this place exists.
So do I, it had a huge influence on me.
Have you ever been to Tiny Texas Houses in Luling,TX? It’s amazingly crafted tiny houses all from salvage materials (not built on trailers). There is a huge warehouse of salvage materials from the past. Beautiful and strong materials. It’s incredible 😊
No but I'll check it out. Thanks.
Great video Brent, thanks for the insight
Glad it was helpful!
Brent, you're the best!
You're very kind.
This is so awesome
Agreed!
WOW ! What an amazing place full of treasure ready for everyone to discover their potential learning to build from the past.
I just learned how to use a wood planner. It was amazing !
Glad you enjoyed it. It is amazing. Thanks.
Good stuff
Thanks for the visit
Wish I was as into wood working in college as I am now I missed a great chance. Maybe I can talk a kid or two into going there.
Word! I'm hoping my son goes there as well.
What is the name of the of the stone (or concrete) architectural element between the two brick eyebrow arches at the entrance? Not a keystone.. Please help, it's driving me nuts. Just had to build a bunch of those doo-dads out of wood and nobody can agree on the correct name.
Impost would be my vote.
@@kurtvonfricken6829 Thanks!
Kurt beat me too it. Yes, and impost. Thanks.
Well done!
I would rather study under you in Texas lol...... that's a nice school, but Boston gets cold lmao
Lol, very true. Thanks.
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Brent, how come with how much you love pre 1940 historic homes you chose a mid century modern ranch for you personal house? I thought you would be much more into an arts and crafts or colonial style.
Good question. I always thought the same. We have lived in older homes but this one was right for my family at the time and we love the neighborhood. Maybe one day...
swirls, twirls, spirals unfurls, pillars, fillers and old fashioned drillers...........this data is appreciated
Nice. Thanks.