Amazing Techniques Woodworking You Have Never Seen - How To Installation A Wooden Staircase Treads
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Amazing Techniques Woodworking You Have Never Seen
How To Installation A Wooden Staircase Treads
Installation of wooden stairs to your new home
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Watching the video and reading the comments about workmanship, tools, techniques and safety all done somewhere else other than America or Europe, I have to smile as I look at an old iconic picture on my wall of American steel workers sitting on frame work hundreds of feet in the air having a sandwich and cigarette. Different places, different times, I'm sure the stairs when finished looked as good as any stairs in that country.
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At lease they showed up to work.. better than most of the american carpenters I know. Also not to shabby for they have to work with, they are doing and trying their best.
Jesse James meets the three comancheros! What a codge job! Reminds me of the workmanship standards here in the Middle East!
its a joy to see an electric hand plane next to bare feet... this is how i do my toenails
Nice made
I’m a carpenter by trade and working barefoot is crazy I want to buy this guy some boots it just reminds me how much better we have it
Bravo; you create in your own world a awesome stairs and just with things you have around you, and creativity. As a 40 years experience in construction in north America I strongly congratulate you. The fusion you do with concrete to wood is brilliant;probably tar. I see so many workers here with there boots scratching the cheep wood surface, and you you take care of each movement yo do. etc. bravo. We see that will last for ever. You are humble, and real artist.
Good honest work. Too many negative comments from people with no imaginations.
The technique seems to bodge bodge and more bodge. It's amazing that someone had the cheek to put this up.
very beautiful
true craftsman if it don,t fit BOOT IT
Yeah real smart working with boiling bitumen and wearing sandals FFS
hey nice native timber....wonder where that came from?
Labour of love
I learned a lot from this and that is never to do this ever
Vietnam number1
No shoes, no kneepads? Wow, just wow.
hey Turned looking great at the end and respect to them for taking shoes off in the house
Nice shoes
I'm amazed he didn't step on a nail.
This is a self taught carpenter who is the best of the best in this part of the world... Amazing hack job.
muy bueno, increible sigan subiendo mas videos!
People like you shouldn't encourage stupidty.
Starting out the vid with a mispoured concrete step that some random guy starts gnawing at the unlevel portion with a sawzall.
Been nice to see a gadget that held anything level for smoothing it out perfectly instead of gnawing at it like a concrete rat.
Or just stained the steps and trimmed them with wood for looks and metal for where the wear usually is.
The thumbnail is a lie.
It looked like the stairs we're going to fold up to expose storage area. But no, they're concrete, so zero storage, except for maybe a razer blade for protection on a dark night when the moon is dark and you're accosted while climbing your particle board with laminate steps that will with humidity peel up after a while.
The totally innovative way he uses a small broom and scoop pan to sweep up debris makes me want to go out right this minute and buy those two innovative tools. Friggin amazing 😵
Gotta love two toned bannisters though.
This would be better named.
Guy puts in wooden steps over concrete steps.
Didn't see one innovative tool used or technique.
Not saying the guy can't build steps.
But the second step he put in, was riding on the backboard of the first step. I would like to go back to see those steps now. You know a kind of follow up.
I admit I've never seen someone at a construction site working in bare feet. And he did the jump test on the landing which shows superb skills! Please youtube don't show me no more shit like this ever again before I blow my brains out!!!!
I guess I’ll stop wearing shoes when I work with power tools. Great tip! Thanks!
Love the Safety Boots
Good video
he's got some nice safety shoes on.... wonder what he does about say... splinters, small rocks, nails etc?
U do such amazing work. U guys should all be proud of yrself.
good job......you brought all the haters out!!
Looks totally safe. I am so happy I watched this video, now I know how to use power tools with out wearing shoes. Thanks!
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nice safety boots.
The finished job is brilliant!
nice
Не смотря на все но.... Лестница то получилась!!!)
These stairs are absolutely beautiful and I bet they'll be there many, many years to come. They know their climate better than we do and why can't you be kind?
Nice safety shoes 😂
In Germany we would say "Pfusch am Bau".
this is called being talented and able to survive not everyone is always on your side but you keep on going, you may lack somethings but whatever you have i what you use to make a difference, am humbled by you work, and may God take you to higher levels
Wouldn't this be one of the last things you would do, instead of an intermediate step as this looks to be?
Must be somewhere outside North America...no safety shoes? Gee...could have been a good commercial...good luck!
Xin chào tôi ở Việt Nam .These workers are in Vietnam right ?
Kindly share ur experience that in Asian countries we should go with wooden stair or we should go with granites or Marble. Regards
I liked this video. Chances are the haters commenting with their sliding compound miter saws and tread jigs would not be able to last in this country if asked to make a living installing stairs. The end product looked amazing from what could be seen in the video. I did notice the 40tooth saw blade and wondered why the wood was not splitting all over the edges. I like the 80tooth myself. Maybe the humidity in this country and the type of wood (mahogany or ipe) kept it from splintering on the edges.
You are all here because "AMAZING" word.
he do THE BEST HE CAN..... with... WHAT HE KNOWS.... and WHAT HE HAS.... WHERE HE IS.... That makes it ok. I am German and live in Paraguay since 7 Years. Since i live in the 3rd world, i have a different point of view...
Hola, felicidades, que bonito trabajó, disculpe, ¿Que material es el que le ponen caliente, que es de color negro?
Can’t help but think an entirely timber stair case would be cheaper and easier. The casting of the concrete looks rough as.
Hi thanks for sharing this video. Although this wasn’t an amazing techniques of woodworking but even from ordinary or even bad techniques i can still learn something from it. And also i learnt something very usefull from the comments before mine.
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Still trying to figure out what is supposed to be so amazing.
Extremely soft concrete.
I guess it's true...I've never seen anything like it!
Congratulations ! Great workers ! Good results !
There is absolutely nothing amazing about this video.
There are 2,000 ways to do this more efficiently, better, and safer. This video should be for entertainment, not for instruction.
Good job.what is this black? Thanks
amazing...really?....
I think they are doing a great job, but they should really have steel toed boots on. People should learn to appreciate guys like these doing the jobs no one wants to do.
Amazing demonstration of ignorance of the materials being used. I would like to hear from the owner of previous jobs this guy worked and listen to the amazing failures in quality that you never hear about: treads that warp, check and rot; stairs that someone else deals with maintaining and ultimately replacing while this guy blunders on building more problems in other homes and contributing to a disdain for local craftspeople who spend more time mastering power tools than mastering methods of construction.
ive seen some cowboy work in my time this has got to be near he top
If concrete chips that easily you have a problem. Improper use of a chop saw. I know a guy that almost lost a finger when he picked up the board to finish the cut and the blade kicked the board sidewise.
Always good to smoke even better to let your ash's fall on the new wood steps at 9:50 in the video... CLASSY !
Wood directly over concrete? Yeah, that makes sense!
they put tar we used to put tar on telephone poles to protect poles it sealed wood from moisture same concept illegal in usa
Makes stuff up as he goes along. 100 points for capacity to adjust, for problem solving and innovation. Final product looks great! Is it safe?
wonderfull
The concrete floor/steps should have a moisture level of less than 3%. Otherwise the wood will be ruined within a year....
I stayed for the music. I swear.
The amazing woodworking thing is he leaves smoldering ash on the customers stair 9:50
wow, this is very Amazing Techniques Woodworking!!!
Can this also be done while wearing shoes?
All,
It is a very good job, and it's in Vietnam.
As always...all the pros.. .yap yap yap.
Hes skilled at what he does in his own way. He probably didnt even go to a school and learned all this.
All I see are haters.
Haaaaaaters.
If he doesnt have boots and you're so concerned osha might come get him in a place where it doesnt exist (lol) buy him some your damn self. :)
Who gives a crap about the boots, the quality of work is beyond substandard.
Just drill away at the supporting concrete structure so you can make the finish look good...
Why work fast when you're only making .50 and hour, better make sure the tape holding the temporary cardboard down is flush.
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Hard working man but can't stop to notice the many, many safety hazards but ofcourse I also know this is not America and just some place where they don't give a shit about their workers. Hard worker, I am tired just by watching him. Great Job. Love this video. I gave a thumbs up of course.
If you can do this with old tools and walking on flipflops then you are a pro!!!!
He is supposed to be wearing steel toed flip flops.
Lovely music choice for the video!
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god job
красавчики!!!!!
Health and safety!!! No steel toe caps! No shoes😬
The only amazing thing in this video is the guy’s slippers..!!!
Health & Safety Hamish says no. Those shoes have gotta go. Don't be working no mo. Come back tomorrow.
It from Vietnam
Well at least he got a level. Showers are tiled in a way that the drain is the highest point of the bathroom.
i just love reading comments from tradesmen here in the U.S. that have obviously never been out of the country. I have seen buildings and structures in parts of the world that were built by hand out of basically mud and straw over a thousand years ago but you're gonna tell these guys that unless you follow code (our code) your shit is gonna rot, or fail or whatever. Meanwhile here in the states we have whole communties of homes falling apart that were all built with high tech materials & techniques and to strict adherance to code. smh
BTW I'm a 30 year commercial & residential carpenter.
screw the paintbrush get the shop vac ...lol
Excess wood in cutting are wasted.
Too much advertisement.
I like stairs made of wood.
Salam
Those quick with a negative comment, can you please add a link to a video that shows where you personally are capping concrete stairs with wood? I would love to see different techniques, particularly when you say that this man is such a "clown," as I love to learn. What ways are you aware of that would work better and are faster? This is the first time I am seeing this, and I have been to Thailand and other tropical environments (Bali and such) quite a bit, so this is impressive to see how to safely get this look -- which can of course be easily traded out overnight when termites/mold DO eat through this wood. There are 4 fairly long spikes that are holding the tread, no less. I have only basic carpentry skills, as I am an electrician who works alongside skilled carpenters and other tradesman and love to learn from them. I am an electrician, myself.
I definitely wouldn't have him around my house thanks. No shoes even, wow.
What about plywood first and then the solid wood.
In a 3 years later this stairs will sounds like an full philarmonic orchestra.
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At least he could measure 2 feet properly
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wow! great job!