Hello and welcome to my channel. My name is Russ, a life long carpenter. I am one of those fortunate people who knew what i wanted to do when i grow up from a very early age and have followed through with my dreams. My passion is making beautiful things from wood and I also like to dabble in the dark art of metalworking and other skills from time to time. This channel is about pushing the boundaries of my craft while making innovative, unique and interesting projects, I hope the content i make will inspire others to follow their dreams, try new ideas and make interesting projects of their own.
Russ.
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From something that was just sitting around almost destined for a fire, to something practical and a fine useful piece of furniture, is the work of a visionary as well as a true craftsman. Even the finishing touch of the logo was a testament to your eye for detail. Well done lad.
I worked in trade for a long time yourvfirstings was too thick and should have been spattered in with a brush thinly your seconds should be a little thicker and pours in and shaped with your jig then your final should be like milk and that would give a nice finish if pours in front of the jig as you slide it over the milk layer will fill any imperfections or small pin holes if traditional method is used you should reinforce it with Hessian scrum twisted into ropes and lath laid along the centre and a length at either side close to the edges along the length as it would strengthen it in the traditional way
So epic! Looks amazing
For future reference, try spraying a bit of water on the brick before you cut it to catch the dust.
Making my KZread premium worthwhile.. amazing as always.. your projects are a pleasure to watch and drool over!!
Add on moulding look fantastic pouching out. Due to external weather. It do not last. Moulding can be done on stiles, top rail, million & bottom rail. The joints need mitre cuts. 😊
Mr Russ, after a year. You gave a very good service for follow up 😊 Your workmanship was delicate.
Fair play to you for the warts and all shrinkage and other issues. And I’ve just realised it was three years fitted. So well done sir.
I enjoy watching watching you make hard things look easy.
Excellent work 👏👏
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No hard wood , so gave up on this video.
When I first start watching the video, I thought somebody reported me because this is as much hard work as I put into my step. My house was built in 1903 and the carpet probably there for at least one years there was so many staples and so much damage, I had to use so much wood filler and putty
My knees are complaining while I watch you do all that floor work.
Amazing 👌👌👍👍good job
Could I ask what type of motor, hydraulic and pump did you use? I am trying to do the same but in smaller version for school project. Edit: Nevermind I found it in the video. Sorry.
Even The Jetsons didn't have technology as advanced as the stuff you put together!
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Is this how this was done? This is amazing
Just once, I wish someone would share a proof of sale on these videos.
Simply superb got glued to TV keep it up my friend 💐
Just Beautiful work! I wanted to know if it had to be strengthened. None of the other videos showed the support fabric or muslin you put in the base.
Plaster is just like concrete in that it has very little tensile strength, so it does need some kind of reinforcement. I used a fibreglass mesh, but traditionally a hessian mesh is used and larger sections might also have wood battens moulded in.
Great kitchen... if you're "The Jetsons"
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I never quite understand what you’re building until the very end. I’m playing checkers, you’re playing chess. You’re the man.
Far be it from me to second-guess the maestro… but when I saw all that black mdf dust get blowed instead of sucked I went ‘Eek!’
This video is so perfect. No music, just good work and relaxation (for us viewers at least haha)
Excellent! However I'm surprised and somewhat disappointed that for £13k, they haven't engineered in a place on top of the stylus head for the 4 old pennies!
I got no idea how you figure all this out, but I think you're fucking genius.
When you put that super glue on with a pencil, I knew I was going to love this channel. I was not disappointed. You are a true craftsman. Stunning work!
I only can say :fantastic
$13000 for that pile of plywood, no thanks, giff technics 1210 instead,
What can't you do?
tip: place washing up liquid on your finger for smoothing silicon
i think the cooker uses Induction heating. thats why it didnt get hot. you have to put a pan on it for it to work. have you ever seen when metal is placed within a coil to heat it and it heats it red hot very fast. thats Induction heating
Melhor que Netflix. Parabéns.
Amazing cuz as Japanese those works are not familiar, impressed
That is a hardcore build. Now you need to make an automated fire feeder.
Its really a shame that you wasted all that good wood for fire wood something could have been made from that
Looks awesome great job man
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Amazing work
Amazing !!
Fan-bloody-tastic!!
Anyone else just stumble onto this and end up watching the whole thing because you were sucked into the process?
I'm glad you did the roof ,an ottawa outfit reno'd a 1930 deco mansion,not the roof,water damage had to redo a year mistake
outstanding finish,great taste,a night view would be nice to see
greetings from Canada,great job! you should be teaching a course at college,cheers!
No clue what was going on but this guy with hands
What about using some transparent silicone curtain instead of this black "whiskers". This way you could still see through.