That Big Green Door - Striving for the Perfect Paint Finish & Making the beadings
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- A little insight into the process of getting a perfectly sanded finish on your joinery, alongside the manufacture of the glazing beadings for the frame and the door. Next video we will be glueing the frame together.
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My favorite videos each week. I look forward to the next episode and greatly appreciate the time and effort you put into every aspect of your work. Here in the USA, it is really hard to find a woodworker that puts that much effort into finishing. Thanks for sharing.
Fabulous craftsmanship!!
Gosh,seeing you make those beads takes me back when I was an apprentice in the joinery shop. We never had in feed rollers on the spindle moulder, it was fed in by hand, and the sanding was also done by hand, no machine for that, all done by the apprentice. Happy days. Lovely work as usual Ollie, your eye to detail is incredible. Bravo 👏
I find that one the biggest advantages of being a carpenter is that I am not a painter...🤪
We had some Mumford and Wood windows years ago, and most people thought they were UVPC🤷♂️
Making Christmas dinner watching this, nice to have customers who appreciate your level of detail 👍🏻. Happy Christmas Ollie, enjoying your videos
2024 workshop tour please ollie 🎉🎉🎉
It’s looking fantastic! Like you say, the only way to get a perfect finish is preparation. Looking forward to the glue up! Have a great Christmas. 🎄🎄
Interesting method of making sure that the paint is applied as needed. Thanks for the information. Cheers. Jim
Another brilliant video. Thank you for taking the time to make them
Loving this series & all your content - the attention to detail, mad skills and passion for the job are a joy to watch & that’s despite only understanding about half of what you say a good half of the time (not being in the trade…)! Some of the complexity is just mind blowing.
Looks absolutely brilliant
Thanks for the training videos-lots of ideas for my next door making projects
Thanks for an excellent year of tips, tricks, tool recommendations and your content in general. Have a Merry Christmas and a happy new year, to you and yours.
I love the detail you go into making your projects. The videos are really good
Great video 👍
You do some beautiful work.
Hope the dentist visit goes OK, and have a fantastic Christmas!
Hi Oliver. Another really interesting video as the project heads towards completion. Compliments of the season to you and yours and here’s hoping 2024 is healthy and prosperous 🌞
As always your skills shine through.
Keep going with your passion which is perfection, looking forward to more content in the New Year.
Best Wishes.
Always a pleasure to watch and learn, merry yuletide and a prosperous new year
Great job looking forward to seeing the finish. Happy Christmas.
Thanks for the videos and Merry Christmas!
merry Christmas and a happy new year keep up the amazing work you are doing
Great video a real craftsman at work
You hold a high standard for the finishing , very inspiring.
I'm singing shakin Stevens green door 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤
I can remember ’phewing ‘ when I first heard you mention £10,000 for this job but I now know why - and it’s a bargain!
Wonderful work, I’m learning a lot from your methods.
👍happy Xmas mate
Great video !!!! Merry Christmas
👌Have a Great Christmas and New Year
Can’t wait to see the glue up… will you be making the door too or is that already made?
Why no primer? Prime, sand, prime, sand until the surface is good, then several coats of the finish paint. Primer is generally much easier to sand, and cost less.
Cycling, good lad 👊 (e cycling is still cycling, just with assist). Loving the content. Q: What method do you use to determine the grain direction as i could imagine that spindle moulder would make a mess if you got it wrong.
Cheers, all the best for Xmas and the New Year 👍 🍻
Outstanding quality of workmanship Ollie. Appreciate the time and effort you put in to making these videos. Have a very merry Christmas. Look forward to next video. Cheers 🍻
Great series of videos! Happy Christmas to you and your family!
Re my poor painting technique comment last comment last video - lol I take it all back. - but it might have been helpful to mention at the time or put a text edit in that your previous paint finish requires sanding back again - some people might not consider that part and just think that's the final finish if they don't see this video.
Great comments Ollie because your s**t hot mate, keep doing what your doing 😊
Is designs also your job? I wish you a merry christmas!
Hi happy holidays merry Christmas I was wondering if you had a shed what your finish product was
Should have said…What your paint finish products were, primer and paint… Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Just do a brush finish. The finish will be as good or better than spraying. Or if the customer is ok seeing some brush marks, do a linseed oil paint finish. Allback has a new additive that gives a better shine with less brush marks and it will last forever. I know Allback has the formula for BM Essex Green because I paid them to match it.
Sorry, but a spray finish with multiple sanding passes far exceeds a brushed finish in smoothness. There is no comparison.
@@smopoo I still disagree, except Linseed oil paint which you see brush strokes.
Is that a water-based paint you use and where do you get it from
It's from Mighton products, looking at their paints myself.
Sorry son it's a moped
Yeah super interesting to see this process. So informative. Merry Christmas and have an great break.🎄
I’m really liking your channel, content and the presentation of it - I’m a hobbyist woodworker at best and really appreciate a true craftsman, as indeed you are. You are able to convey your knowledge in a simple down to earth way; please keep up the excellent work and thank you for giving your time for us all to learn and be inspired by.
Cheers
Mal
In this modern age of AI, it’s satisfying to watch a skill that will never be replaced. All master craftsmen have a duty to ensure their knowledge and expertise is not lost. You are lucky to be in the position where the skills and knowledge that you mastered, through hard work, are made available to be appreciated and kept alive for the future. RUclips is flooded with wannabe woodworkers who flaunt their limited skills, don’t come close to someone at the top of their game. Keep posting, and I for one will keep watching.
Having made a few videos myself I realise how much extra time and effort goes into filming your work. How you maintain the concentration needed to make something so complex and beautifully crafted and finished whilst filming and narrating is beyond me. Fantastically interesting series, thank you!
Have a great Christmas and prosperous new year mate, thanks for the entertainment and education
Really good vids keep up the good work
Brilliant stuff - looking forward to seeing the final spray finish.
Behind the green door. You are the best Ollie! Watching in the U.S.
Wondered about your feed setup. Thanks for walkthrough
Merry Christmas
Maybe I missed something... but either you have a primer coloured the same as your top coat, or you're spraying topcoat directly onto unprimed wood on your staff beads? I'd be interested to hear what system you're using if you can get a coloured primer? I use Sikkens Rubbol which I get from Symphony Coatings (I've noticed you use them) and the best they can offer is white or black primer - even grey is a special request!
Cycling on an E bike is not really cycling 🤣🤣🤣
Sanding is laborious and dull, but necessary for a great finish🎉
Nice Job, If the joinery business ever fails I reckon you would be ace at spraying cars. all the best for xmas hope you have a good one
That music was more depressing than having to spend a few hours hand sanding!!
😂
that's not a paint you can sand or if it is its not dry which is why it keeps balling/clogging the sandpaper up. The sanding was leaving a lot of pig tails on that paint and hand sanding will also do the same if the paper is clogged up so best bet is leave it longer to dry or try wet sanding instead
Yeah, time pressures meant it had to be done, so it sanded with gauling quite well, I think left another day and went over lightly again which it then sanded the surface properly. The paint took a very long time to dry and getting 4 coats on was a nightmare!
What paint did you use for this Oliver? And is this a usual technique you employ of using top coat as primer? I think I remember you doing it on another project a while back. I've been tempted to try it myself for a while now
@@BradshawJoinery Yes sorry it was not a dig buddy i do get that time is not always on your side. Maybe warming the paint up a bit before spraying it would help with drying times (if you can keep the area where the parts are being dried warm while it fully cures) it would also help with the paint following out to. Last year I painted the doors in my uncles house gloss white for him and they came out looking and feeling like glass but the paint took forever to dry being water based (it was done in the summer months and I still had to use extra heat)
Happy Christmas though buddy and all the best for the new year
@@_nacnud_ Primer is not so important when painting wood as the wood will soak up/draw in the resin from the paint creating/giving the paint the adhesion to the part your spraying unlike when painting metal. Primer is good if you have an uneven surface as its normally a paint you can sand down and generally dries faster than top coat so you can use it to fill in the low spots on a part.
if this is your first go at painting i would recommend using a white or grey primer for your first coat and then after that mix a little of your top coat in with the following coats of primer. this helps you in a couple of ways, 1 when you do your sanding back of the primer before top coat you can see any low spots that might be left behind but you also know that as soon as the paint layer turns white you can't sand anymore or you risk sanding back to the wood itself and having to start over again 2 it means that if the item is ever scratched or the paint surface is chipped you have less chance of the damaged area showing white/grey primer
That spraying is pure asmr
Wow!!!! You are good!!!