Building A Gate using Half Lap joints

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024

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  • @David.M.
    @David.M. Год назад +2

    You did a great job. Thanks Mark.

  • @garygoldsmith3887
    @garygoldsmith3887 4 месяца назад

    Your video just popped up which was great as have a single gate to make from scratch springtime next year,. great info, strong gate, no power tools except drill so hand cutting which i enjoy. Thanks for info, much appreciated.

  • @WeekendShedHead
    @WeekendShedHead Год назад +1

    Superb build mark, Rock solid.. they are gonna last! 😃 thought you might have swung from them though😆😉 cheers Rob

    • @KAPWoodworkandbuilding
      @KAPWoodworkandbuilding  Год назад

      Hey mate thank you. Could try it next time. 🤣 Not sure customer would appreciate it though. Hope your well and happy Christmas to you and your family.
      Mark 🎄

  • @SteveMonk1956
    @SteveMonk1956 Год назад

    Nice work Mark, nice sturdy gates.

  • @GrumpaLoz
    @GrumpaLoz Год назад

    Nice one Mark. Thats a well crafted gate with the T&G, interested in those collapsable horses too .....and nice music 😀👍

    • @KAPWoodworkandbuilding
      @KAPWoodworkandbuilding  Год назад

      Stanley saw horses. They have become one my most important bits of kit.
      I was pleased with this job. Most importantly the customer was as well. 😃
      Wishing you and yours all the best. Mark 🎄

  • @ashleywildsmith9605
    @ashleywildsmith9605 Год назад

    Absolutely smashing job, well done Mark 💪

  • @johncochrane2707
    @johncochrane2707 Год назад

    Nice work as always Mark.

  • @michaelplays2449
    @michaelplays2449 Год назад

    Nice build !!!

  • @jimrick52
    @jimrick52 Год назад

    Nice pair of gates Mark, they look very strong 👍

    • @KAPWoodworkandbuilding
      @KAPWoodworkandbuilding  Год назад

      Thanks Jim. Hope your well wishing you the best.

    • @jimrick52
      @jimrick52 Год назад

      Doing ok Mark, looking forward to semi retiring at Christmas, just a bit too cold to go in my workshop at the moment, which is a shame. All the best to you, dawn and your family 👍

  • @Amped-JDS
    @Amped-JDS Год назад +1

    Nice gates. Couple of tips for you moving forward. You really want Coach bolts for gates so they can't be attacked / undone from the outside and they look nicer. You also should add another hinge to the middle of each gate. You did a good job of the braces on the gate but you are carrying the load from the top down to an unsupported side which will warp over time. Its not a major issue but if you had only ever planned on 4 hinges then technically your brace should go from the top outside corner all the way to the bottom inside corner that has a hinge there to avoid that warp. Personally I prefer the way you built the gates and would have built them the same. Nice job.

  • @paulshea7022
    @paulshea7022 Год назад +1

    I always put a slope on top of the gate posts to stop water laying on top.

  • @idlersdream826
    @idlersdream826 Год назад +1

    😂, that reminds me of the old joke of the bloke who asked how much was the 4"x2", to be told, we're metric now sir so it's 100mm x 50mm and it's £2 per foot 🤣. Nice gates by the way 👍

  • @stephenkennedy212
    @stephenkennedy212 Год назад +2

    spot the mistake half laps showing one side apart from that not looking to bad

    • @007mrdarcy
      @007mrdarcy 4 месяца назад +1

      I spotted that straight away.If I did that, |I would guarantee the customer would refuse to pay until they matched. Obvious that he hung one gate the wrong way round and put the braces on in the wrong direction. Bad form really...

  • @kalijasin
    @kalijasin Год назад

    I would of put slats on both sides. 🙊

  • @generalsnickers1
    @generalsnickers1 6 месяцев назад +2

    Absolutely useless video ..why did you bother. You didn't explain a single aspect of how you made the gate.