I’m a professional furniture restorer and it’s reassuring to see someone making proper furniture without epoxy or industrial metal bases. Your shop is amazing and huge, I definitely have space envy! Keep up the good work 👏
I made a mantel for a customer just before Christmas. I used the same techniques that you did on the joinery that you did except I used biscuits to help align the edges. After rounding corners and distressing it I lightly burned it with a torch then I took a wire wheel to it then stained it with walnut stain and sealed it. The customer couldn't stop saying how much they loved it!
I always enjoy another man's technique that works just as good or better😃 I made furniture in Holland. For making large surfaces look old I used a convex knife on my 850 Festool planer and a Festool orbital sander. For scratches a scraper and for dents a key chain with big heavy keys. Watching this makes me miss this work.
I rented a shop space in a 150 year old factory. That's what the beams looked like. Though, I must say, what a waste of that beautiful work to put it on that boring grey wall.
Follow up question. How long are You waiting to hit it with the restore after you stain? And what grit is that you’re using? Thank you! As always great video
Quand on a grandi dans une ferme sous une vieille charpente, l'œil aiguisé reconnaît tout de suite une fausse poutre, une imitation, de la déco. Mais bravo ! C'est quand même un sacré boulot...
Seen your shorts, decided a sub to the channel was a no brainer.. mate you've got some skills there and quite the shop too. I have a tendency to make stuff from old pallets etc. There's something satisfying about making something by hand...
If you live in New Hampshire I would come work for you for nothing, zero, naaaadaaaa just to help and learn from you. I'm retired and got nothing to do so it would be a pleasure to work for you!! But I'm sure you don't live in New Hampshire. You do wonderful work!! DP
There’s a big mounting board that fits inside the mantel that gets fastened to the wall first and then the mantel fits over top and gets fastened to it
Не увидел смысла в такой сложности изготовления,ведь распиливали цельную древисину такого же размера.Такая задумка сгодится только для контрабандистов😂
It all looks great except for the ends. Instead of the “caps”, you should have inserted an end grained piece on each end. You are better than that bro.
A hand hewn beam would not have been hewn by an axe not much more then a hatchet. You should’ve used an axe with a much larger head and done more work with an axe. It looks like someone hit it with a hatchet a few times.
Most definitely, LOVE the majority of his builds but this one is lacking.. I'm a builder for a very prominent barnwood company, we do MANY faux beams out of hemlock, white oak, etc, and this one looks like a beginner DIY, the character is the best part and you can't just take a couple of swings and expect to bring it anywhere close to believable, and even though i scratch my head because he's phenomenally skilled with 50k+ in tools and this is what gets produced, if he's satisfied and its going in his house theres not much anyone can tell him 😏
I use to use a power hand plane to make axe marks then cut the tear out off with a knife. I was doing this with solid white oak beams. Not this junk ass wood he's using
I’m a professional furniture restorer and it’s reassuring to see someone making proper furniture without epoxy or industrial metal bases. Your shop is amazing and huge, I definitely have space envy! Keep up the good work 👏
I made a mantel for a customer just before Christmas. I used the same techniques that you did on the joinery that you did except I used biscuits to help align the edges. After rounding corners and distressing it I lightly burned it with a torch then I took a wire wheel to it then stained it with walnut stain and sealed it. The customer couldn't stop saying how much they loved it!
I always enjoy another man's technique that works just as good or better😃
I made furniture in Holland.
For making large surfaces look old I used a convex knife on my 850 Festool planer and a Festool orbital sander.
For scratches a scraper and for dents a key chain with big heavy keys.
Watching this makes me miss this work.
I am so jealous of your table saw setup ! I’m a carpenter myself. I do trim and custom cabinets. Love the content
I rented a shop space in a 150 year old factory. That's what the beams looked like. Though, I must say, what a waste of that beautiful work to put it on that boring grey wall.
I learn so much by watching your videos. Thanks dude
I am always impressed with your builds.
Отличная работа и результат превосходный👍. Привет из России🇷🇺🤝
You do great work. Wish I could see it in person.
Awesome work!
What is that hand held drum/wheel sander you are using? I gotta get me one of those.
Inspiring! Looks really nice
Beautiful!
Follow up question. How long are
You waiting to hit it with the restore after you stain? And what grit is that you’re using? Thank you! As always great video
Very nice Sir and you make it look so easy!!
Gorgeous as usual m8 but iam still struggling with the brown finish I loved the sanded black it looked burnt but great work as usual.
Круть!!! А какая техника, а руки золотые! 👍
The best woodworking!! ❤❤❤
Quand on a grandi dans une ferme sous une vieille charpente, l'œil aiguisé reconnaît tout de suite une fausse poutre, une imitation, de la déco.
Mais bravo ! C'est quand même un sacré boulot...
Very Nice!!
Brought to you by every woodworking tool that exists out there.
What is the dark brown finish you applied at the end?
Nice… a master at work
You are out of this world omg this so cool
Seen your shorts, decided a sub to the channel was a no brainer.. mate you've got some skills there and quite the shop too. I have a tendency to make stuff from old pallets etc. There's something satisfying about making something by hand...
The pros always make it look soooo easy
Nice!
Well, you're a real master!
As usual , you are number 1
Great work! What is the band saw tool you're using to mill the log? Keep up the good work!
it is his sawmill he has a video on it ,,
A man can never have enough clamps.
How do you dismantle it?🧐
Okay so what was the black stuff in the ZEP bottle?
This might be my fav new channel
Thank you!
How do you price a price like that?
Gorgeous build Dusty!!! What is that sander/brush you used to help make it look rough and aged?
Thanks! It’s called the Restorer
What attachments did you use for the restorer?
It's called a burnishing sander m8 there's loads of makes on ebay. 👌
Great job as always! Couple questions. What did you spray on it? What color and brand of stain did you use? Always appreciate watching your projects.
Thanks! It’s a Varathane reactive stain
Toujours impressionné de la précision et de la beauté de votre travail et un peu jaloux de l'équipement et de la grandeur de votre atelier 😁
ERES EL GENIO DE GENIOS DE TODOS LOS GENIOS CARPINTEROS
جميله تسلم ايدك
Machines, machines and machines,,,,,,,,,
If you live in New Hampshire I would come work for you for nothing, zero, naaaadaaaa just to help and learn from you. I'm retired and got nothing to do so it would be a pleasure to work for you!!
But I'm sure you don't live in New Hampshire.
You do wonderful work!!
DP
go north . he is in Canada
In his talking videos, you can tell he's Great White North all the way.
Я правильно понимаю? Мужик взял брус и сделал из него брус?
Башенной собаке, как говорится, и 30 км не крюк
This guy has more tool then my local jobber
Dusty how’s that mount to the wall , French Cleat? Thanks
There’s a big mounting board that fits inside the mantel that gets fastened to the wall first and then the mantel fits over top and gets fastened to it
At first I thought he was wearing a “Black Adder” tee shirt!!
Legend
Братан так знакомо. Сам себе захерачил такие же балки в беседку.👍
Tape the outside of the miters first. Every 2 feet or so.
Super
How did you hang it on the wall without showing fasteners
Very nicely done!!
he mounted a board to the wall 1st then mounted the mantel to the board
Vwry nice
no mask or ear protection??
Mantle, perhaps??
Wawww
Pas de blablabla, juste de l'action !!!
Wife: now the tv is too small!!!
made the tv look tiny
Не увидел смысла в такой сложности изготовления,ведь распиливали цельную древисину такого же размера.Такая задумка сгодится только для контрабандистов😂
Нравится 😁👍
It all looks great except for the ends.
Instead of the “caps”, you should have inserted an end grained piece on each end. You are better than that bro.
Wow ( loudly )
Круто 👍
Смысл?
Assume work
Красава супер, но цвет не правильно подобрал не село не вгоро
I think IT would look better without making IT look old.
Искусство ради искусства
Брус 150\150 прилепить дешевле вышло бы
👍🏻👌🏻🇲🇽
Интересно, а сколько стоит оборудование в его столярке???
40-50€ а может и больше.
Распустил брус и сделал брус
@@user-ve6su3nu1e фальш-балка не слышали? Я умываю руки
@@Dimik102 а смысл?
Много мульонов
A good example, that the US fake and fast mentality isn't even stopping at artisan work.
:) ...❤
🇧🇷👍🏼🤝🏼
why
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇲🇦
ahooenno
Brother, the nails in the corners need to be hammered in at 45 °, so that it is as strong as possible from these nails.
The strength comes from the glue. The nails are just holding things in place until the clamps get put on.
Простите. Но это какой-то оргазм, смотреть на вашу работу. 🤝👍💪👌🇷🇺
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U ask me the axe 🪓 marks f****d it
A hand hewn beam would not have been hewn by an axe not much more then a hatchet. You should’ve used an axe with a much larger head and done more work with an axe. It looks like someone hit it with a hatchet a few times.
True.
Most definitely, LOVE the majority of his builds but this one is lacking.. I'm a builder for a very prominent barnwood company, we do MANY faux beams out of hemlock, white oak, etc, and this one looks like a beginner DIY, the character is the best part and you can't just take a couple of swings and expect to bring it anywhere close to believable, and even though i scratch my head because he's phenomenally skilled with 50k+ in tools and this is what gets produced, if he's satisfied and its going in his house theres not much anyone can tell him 😏
I use to use a power hand plane to make axe marks then cut the tear out off with a knife. I was doing this with solid white oak beams. Not this junk ass wood he's using
@@clayton5584 your way makes more sense than what he did.. its a faux beam for sure, just looks like it was special ordered from a target catalog 😂
Hahahaha 😂🤣😂 🤣😂🤣😂 waste totally time 🤠
? Huh ? Go back to the Sandune’s
Ironic comment from a homoeopath.