Unreal. I clicked in thinking I could find some tips to repair a couple section of my og plaster moulding. Nope. This is far beyond my capabilities. Very impressive sir.
Fantastic video, and just what I was looking for to learn how to do this. I just need to know how to do internal corners now - been racking my brains and haven't thought how to yet!
I'm wondering the same thing. Part of me thinks I can and part of me thinks it's like watching a pro athlete and thinking I can play ball like they do. They all make it look so easy.
A beginner here. Just wondering why one would put plaster trim why not wood or Or something else? Is it because sometimes a customer may want a custom trim?
How do you make the form, the sliding template. I made one out of wood for the chair rail but then reinforced it with metal. It’s does not work well at all. Also I see the variations in your plaster consistency. Can you share how many coats and what mixes you are using when you dab it all up in mass, then hand wash, then paint brush then detail , please.
Technically inside and outside corners are done with a Mitre Rod, when you see him working with a piece of metal that has a 45% angle that comes to a point, it’s either a self made one or purchased (can’t telling the video). Mitre Rods are an obscure tool that is hard to find, as the horse can’t do inside or outside corners, the Mitre Rod follows the contours of the moulding while you move it at an angle creating the mitre joints
Nice but do you sell the knives or explain how to make them? Any words and guidance other than that terribly loud music? Or are you just selling your services?
Nop he doesnt it is plaster of paris with double hydrated lime 2/3 lime 1/3 plaster. You need to add water until the consistency is creamy (make a donut on a table with the lime, fill it with water then add the plaster of paris)
Nice, old school, you don't see that much these days, you mostly see guys pre making plaster coves and medallions with a sled then screwing/glueing them to the walls. I'm a retired old school guy.
Would have been better , cleaner and easier to run a reverse mould on a bench and cast some lengths , less plaster, less mess in the clients home and a cleaner job all round …
Why would someone choose the plaster crown moldings which are long in the making, expensive and hard to repair verses the wood, polyethylene or styrofoam?
I came here because I thought it was cheaper than wood. I stayed to watch an art being performed by a master. (No, considering labor, it's not cheaper than wood)
Es un viejo.novato ajajaja lo primero es que tiro la cornisas.sin reglas .arriba lo segundo es que las terminaciones no se le dan tantas brochas.y los tercero para terminar las esquinas ese no es la manera para terminarla más rápido. Aprenda a trabajar yeso cin los dominicanos ajajaaj
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This craftsmanship is astonishing. I'm thoroughly impressed! Well done, Sir!
Unreal. I clicked in thinking I could find some tips to repair a couple section of my og plaster moulding. Nope. This is far beyond my capabilities. Very impressive sir.
Fantastic video, and just what I was looking for to learn how to do this. I just need to know how to do internal corners now - been racking my brains and haven't thought how to yet!
You could make sections of the moulding upside down on a bench and then install it as if it was a piece of wood, then simply marry the pieces together
Great to see a craftsman and artist working. Do I dare to try this as an amateur.....
I'm wondering the same thing. Part of me thinks I can and part of me thinks it's like watching a pro athlete and thinking I can play ball like they do. They all make it look so easy.
Never hurts to try! Practice makes perfect in all fields!
Muy bien trabajo...y como se prepara la mezcla trabajando con sentí y por qué se cuarta...saludos
Nice corner work! 14 min in, was wondering what you were going to do.
Awesome work and craftsmanship !
My hat off to you sir. You’re a master at it!! 😎
A beginner here. Just wondering why one would put plaster trim why not wood or Or something else? Is it because sometimes a customer may want a custom trim?
Absolutely incredible craftsmanship! I'm a trim carpenter and curious as to why or what advantages does this provide compared to wood/mdf ?
wonderful work and you have a beautiful smile🥰🥰
J'aurais aimé voir comment il fait les angles très bonne vidéo
How do you get it to stick like that? usually it is quite liquid...
How do you make the form, the sliding template. I made one out of wood for the chair rail but then reinforced it with metal. It’s does not work well at all.
Also I see the variations in your plaster consistency. Can you share how many coats and what mixes you are using when you dab it all up in mass, then hand wash, then paint brush then detail , please.
Beautiful job, Sir! I also wonder how you made the internal corners...
Technically inside and outside corners are done with a Mitre Rod, when you see him working with a piece of metal that has a 45% angle that comes to a point, it’s either a self made one or purchased (can’t telling the video). Mitre Rods are an obscure tool that is hard to find, as the horse can’t do inside or outside corners, the Mitre Rod follows the contours of the moulding while you move it at an angle creating the mitre joints
Nice but do you sell the knives or explain how to make them? Any words and guidance other than that terribly loud music? Or are you just selling your services?
Incredible work! You make it look easy, I'm sure I will have fun trying (my.husband not so much 😆)
Remember it's going to take many years...imagine the fun you're going to have torturing the poor soul.Oh well...something to look forward to.
HOW were the inside corners done so well?
I would’ve like to see how you did the corners. My guess is you get it as close as possible then fill and form manually.
Plaster usually has a very limited work time. Do you use a special plaster with a longer work time?
Nop he doesnt it is plaster of paris with double hydrated lime 2/3 lime 1/3 plaster. You need to add water until the consistency is creamy (make a donut on a table with the lime, fill it with water then add the plaster of paris)
how much does a job like this typically cost?
Great looking finished product.
Muy bien maestro lo felicito por su clase pero puede explicar cómo se ase el molde
The Rachmaninovs,the Beethovens of the DIY world...I can only watch and marvel.
Can you please post a video on how to mix the plaster and lime
Here's a video with some details about the mixing....
ruclips.net/video/2zFFn3AbORU/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
Nice, old school, you don't see that much these days, you mostly see guys pre making plaster coves and medallions with a sled then screwing/glueing them to the walls.
I'm a retired old school guy.
Lo felicito maestro por su trabajo y mostración pero si puede mostrar cómo ASER el molde
and the joint? by hand? ... amazing!!!!
Como haces las esquinas
Vous avez un bon travail, prenez mon cher frère, un voyage réussi, Seigneur
What is it like matter. Is it a plaster?
Buen .trabajo
Hola amigo kiero q me agan unos adornos asi cuanto pagaria por esos adornos tan padres
Cómo se prepara con semento y por qué se cuartea
Salut j'aime pas faire votre formation alors comment nous allons le faire à votre vu ou
What type of mud do you guys used what’s the name of it?
Can anyone answer this
J'aimerais bien travailler avec vous je suis clarifié j'ai avec mes diplômes aussi merci
Would have been better , cleaner and easier to run a reverse mould on a bench and cast some lengths , less plaster, less mess in the clients home and a cleaner job all round …
Very good job
Why would someone choose the plaster crown moldings which are long in the making, expensive and hard to repair verses the wood, polyethylene or styrofoam?
That's it ! Je cherchais justement un vidéo qui montre comment faire. merci
I came here because I thought it was cheaper than wood. I stayed to watch an art being performed by a master.
(No, considering labor, it's not cheaper than wood)
Занимался этим делом трудоемкая работа зато результат радует 👍
Может вы подскажите как в углу тянуть, уже второе видио смотрю и показывают только по прямой а это и так понятно.
i love this...
G00D J0B!
nice work ma
Un artesano
Jolie
Old school is the best
Time is money...😇
Esos guantes no sirben usa guantes adex
queda la casa como cuando el bebe come compota,,,chorriada
mooi
Salut
Comoasetlatarraja
always music
Все ждал что покажут как угол тянуть а все остальное и без этих придурков понятно, но нет не показали.
🤣
That's not even hard. I can do that. I DID do it, many times. At least fifty (50) times.
Es un viejo.novato ajajaja lo primero es que tiro la cornisas.sin reglas .arriba lo segundo es que las terminaciones no se le dan tantas brochas.y los tercero para terminar las esquinas ese no es la manera para terminarla más rápido. Aprenda a trabajar yeso cin los dominicanos ajajaaj