Awesome gift for your friends. As a law enforcement officer with 21 years' experience, many thanks!

WOW this project turned out AMAZING! I love the look of the river and how crystal clear it is. Great work as always and hope to see more like this!

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jacobb! We really appreciate it

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

Hiii friend ,, salam woodworkers 🤝🤝🤝

Nice work!! Turned out better than expected.

Sure is a lot of steps in making that beautiful board! Good job to either Zoe or myself for videoing. Trey as always you did a great great job editing!

@SoulDelSol

Жыл бұрын

Oh were you one of camera people? Cool!

@kristylarson7832

Жыл бұрын

@@SoulDelSol hi Dan. Yes I do a lot of videoing. Thank you for watching and commenting. Hope to read more comments from you on more videos. Thank you again.

When you buffed the 105 paste, some of the paste was absorbed by the pad. Since you didn't change pads between the 105 and the 205 paste, the pad still had 105 paste on it so the full effect of the finer 205 was negated. You should always use different pads for each grit to prevent this.

@deniseteague8203

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it makes sense on what you said however, He may have done that without video. either way, his project is amazing! so results are still incredible.

You are a good instructor. Easy to follow and understand. Beautiful project.

Beautiful job, appreciate your sharing the various products and tools you used, always looking for new ideas.

Great job. Always entertaining and educational.

THIS IS AMAZING!!!!! I HAVE BEEN DOING THIS FOR COUPLE MONTHS AND I LOVE IT!

Nice job, came out really good. Thanks for adding more reasons for watching Triple L 😁😁

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! We strive to create all kinds of content!

Awesome project, Just a recommendation, I noticed you clipped the corner while putting the chamfer on, but I always route the end grains first as it is the most likely place for chipping out, That way your long grain cut will cut out the chip out if it happens.... it appears your bit is much sharper than mine! LOL I may have to do one of these! I have a sawmill in North central Indiana (about 1 hours south of Michigan). Walnut is very popular and easy to come by here, I have several walnut trees and Cherry trees on my property. have a great trip when you come up this way! I'm a little partial as well, I am a Semi-retired Officer, spent some time as a SWAT officer back in the day! I'll be fully retired December 4th 2021. Thank you for your service !

Those are so cool. Lots of time goes into the polishing part. Way to go.

Wow gorgeous !

finished product looks awesome!

Beautiful. Good job!!

Totally amazing love it you do some fantastic things with timber. Would love one of them

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

They are listed on our Etsy. etsy.me/3msudpA

@kristylarson7832

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much for watching and commenting. You are very thoughtful and kind. Zoe is my daughter-in-law. Please Help me out by subscribing to my family KZread channels. Mine is kzread.info/dron/GPdszi-nLMC3Y8pcNpycVA.html Trey & Zoe was on 100 day dream home & is on this channel kzread.info/dron/FJVAs62QwWBZg2v9Rxwyeg.html Trey & Zoe link is kzread.info We are trying to get Summers channel up to 1,000 subscribers, which is kzread.info And if you do Instagram Zoe yoga pants brand instagram.com/thezalabrand? instagram.com/triplelrusticdesigns? instagram.com/larsonfamilyfarm? instagram.com/zoe_anne_? instagram.com/summer_d_collins?

Turned out great! Yay to fishing lures. perhaps sub themes like flies, spinners, old jitterbugs etc.

That really turned out great !

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bmak

Wow turned out awesome great job!

Wow... very impressive and beautiful artwork, thank you for sharing your artwork video my friend 😍✨

would love to see a cutting board with pieces of deer antler in the black walnut or in old oak!! love the woodworking.

looks awesome, thanks for the video

Sprinkled with freedom. Lol. I love it. Phenomenal piece there. Can't wait to see more creativity moving forward.

Halfway through, it looks awesome!!

That mold would be awesome for making soap. Thats perfect!

Been doing Apoxseefor 36 years I’m glad to see you apply it in circular motions good deal

@gwarrichmond6232

2 жыл бұрын

I've been doing something else for 42 years and I just use the *Up & Down* motion - seems to do the trick just fine.

Man, that looks awesome. Great job!

That is beautiful!

So beautiful. Thanks brother for the great video.

Great Work

I'm with you Braden. Great video.

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jay

Nice finish.

Wowsers that's awesome

Beautiful and I was impressed with detail of explanation.

Awesome video the project came out beautiful

I live in North Carolina and have around 50 Black Walnuts on my property. I am 75 now and my Day planted just one when I was around 6 or 7. One of the trees is abound 20 feet round and 75 feet tall. Love my Black Walnut trees.

A tip for the polish bottle, drop a ball bearing or an nut into the bottle, it helps to mix up the polish better and breaks up any chunks that might be in it.

great vid, thanks for the awesome ideas

Awesome dude

Amazing!WOW

super nice!

First time here. Wow! Very impressive. I’m a Barber, and part time woodworker. Would love to see something in a Barber theme.

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!! We will definitely make something!

This is sick, holy cow!

Looks great.

Nice job Fishing lures would be great Also nuts bolts screws /hardware Thanks for sharing

Very cool, what about jazzing it up with live rounds. That seems to be the latest cool things to do. Since I really love freedom I am going to try laminating some old hand grenades.

@bradboyd5216

2 жыл бұрын

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@davidd1395

2 жыл бұрын

Hope they don’t go off on you.

Always interesting videos, with or whitout😃😄✌👍👈

Awesom job thanks for sharing and God Bless Always

Rianos Rustics here in western North Carolina I use black walnut all the time, charcuterie boards, keepsake boxes,whiskey and glass totes, my favorite wood

Nice board. When you switch to a finer grit polish, you need to use a clean pad or you are just using the rougher grit again and not finer grit.

I find my black walnut all over my ranch. 😎👍

totally amazing i love woodworking.! ang galing mo pre🤩

Awesome Steelers sign In the background. We live near Pittsburgh. Great work.

awesome job dude ;) looks amazing

Hello from Minnesota USA! Nice project!

Good tips.

Well done

Parabéns, ficou perfeita!! Muito boa a qualidade da resina, sem bolhas ou falhas, e o acabamento impecável!

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

🤝

Hello. This was an excellent elaborated presentation. Please do more things with the level of explanations that you embedded in this beautiful work of art. Looking forward to see more. I like the way you show everything including the measurements, sand paper , and name of your products. Please do not change you detail style of explanation in your future works.

Beautiful project. Haha I laughed when you said those northern states like Tennessee

Good jobs👍

Nice work..

To avoid chipping the ends always work the ends first then the sides with the grain

love it

Nice board! Black Walnut is one of my favorite woods to work with, especially when it is highly figured. Living in the northeast we have access to incredible hardwoods like walnut, cherry, applewood, alder, oak, maple... If you are interested in some highly figured wood that is hard and dense get some applewood. It is incredible when finished.

Love your video You explain everything very well, including what products you use and why you use them. You tell us if you made a mistake like pouring the first coat of epoxy too deep so we won't make the same mistake. looking forward to more videos. Thank You

Being a veteran myself I would love to have one of these with US ARMY coins and .556 casings. Very nice work.

Very nice board. 😊❤🙏🇦🇺🐨

So enjoy watching you guys videos enjoy the fact that it's trial-and-error for a lot of this ( saves us from some mistakes and frustrations when doing it ourselves) try putting a piece of steel on there as a straight edge when sanding up against You're a epoxy .just a suggestion thanks again rick

This was beautiful work. The culture difference between countires is pretty wild though. To commemorate a Norwegian sheriffs office with bullet casings would be extremely bad taste. We're different, but the process of making cool shit is still awesome :)

it's great 👌 greetings from Veracruz-Mexico 🇲🇽

Awesome

Very nice sir. My first video. Subscribed. I have a whole pallet of rough cut black walnut that I have been saving for something worthwhile to make with it.

What a great video! So detailed and informative. Beautiful project!!

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much

I live right next to Knoxville Tennessee and I have black walnut trees. One big one in my back yard I need to get rid of.

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Send us an email! Trey@TLRDS.com

I’ll be damn that damn putty paddle worked fuggin great!

Try a sand-o-flex for bark removal. Clean the shell casings with methyl hydrate and scuff the casings with coarse 80x sandpaper. Epoxy is 100% mechanical bond.

Yep. I a lot of respect for steelmillandco. Good channel to watch.

The shell casing bullet is so America…. And I love it! I’m British so I’ll do mine with Bakes Beans!

Nice to see some content from Plant City. Howdy Neighbor.

You have to LOVE black walnut wood! I was given 4 dump truck loads of logs just weeks ago to cut up in firewood. Inside that pile was a tree of black walnut. I made the mistake years ago of cutting up a beautiful black walnut tree for firewood, but it was either take it then or the tree guys will after I leave. That was back in the hurricane Sandy days. Swore i would never do that again so this time I ordered a new chainsaw and the Alaskan chainsaw mill. This should be fun to make a NICE coffee table from that tree. Question on the polishing > weren't you concerned on getting the polish grit embedded into the wood during the process? I know walnut is tight grained but that worried me. Great looking piece for sure!

Just a helpful tip. If you want to sort of seal the casings, I would put some epoxy inside them, put some tape (or something else to seal the mouth of the case) over the top, then flip them over so the epoxy cures in the case mouth. It will save you some time and epoxy doing it this way. Good luck!

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

great tip thank you!

Very cool project, I would suggest candle wax to fill those casings in stead of hot glue, would probably be a lot cheaper than the glue.

Amazing piece awesome video. If you are still having trouble finding walnut. We are in North ga. We have some sawed and some not sawed

You are doing it right Building your family business and sharing what your family business does far outlays the creeps that make juvenile comments Please keep up the good work and stay safe

Way cool.

Rianos Rustics- I've done those with with wine corks split in half with labels up, old rusty square nails,small sea shells a d even foreign coins

What I would do to have a shop like this on a piece of land like that. Love the video, gotta show my love, like, subscribe, etc. Thanks for the content

Lots of sapwood hope got a good price. But yes perfect for projects your planning

Beautiful! Excellent presentation with a professional ending product. I actually like the slightly protruding casings, gives it a 3D effect. Looking forward to more videos!

2nd. Great stuff guys. Keep it up.

@youtukang

2 жыл бұрын

Hiio sir

"Triple L Rustic Designs, where there's never a shortage of shell casings."

@TripleLRusticDesigns

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha plenty of freedom sprinkles

Love it you guys should sell them

It was a good video in tell I seen the Steelers banner in the back round. Go hawks

Just a thought try using a piece of foam insulation for protection of your work table.

Great project!! Really meaningful too! Why didn't you leave the bark?

Great video. I appreciate you walking us through all of the steps for the project. I have a relative who lives in Lakeland so I am somewhat familiar with the area where you all are located. Do you have any issues with the high humidity levels effecting the wood?

What is the attraction of shell casings? Is that a good seller?

Lets see some Camphor Wood boards!

Find someone in your area that reloads ammunition. They can make your shells into dummy rounds which would look great, remain safe and eliminate the issue of bubbles.