The best local wood to use outdoors in the northwest, is Red or Yellow Cedar. I used Douglas Fir because it is what was readily available and less expensive. It also weathers quite well and seeing that the gate has a roof, it won't be getting any direct rainfall.
I cut notches into the styles and glued them in with epoxy. The hinge pins are stainless steel with a plastic sleeve, so they shouldn't wear out too fast. But when they do, I'll have to fein them out or build new gates. I did that way really just to see if it could be done, and it can. They look and work great and allow the gates to swing either direction. Needless to say, my ego was quite happy that the idea didn't backfire on me. Or hasn't yet anyways.
I watch Japanese woodworking Vids I am an fan of low production high quality. my admiration for the highly skilled japanese woodworker now extends to you, Nice to see high quality in North America.My question to you did you train in Japan. If interested watch the Japanese knife makers, another exercise in high quality. Thank you Rob From Canada
This is really nice work; you should be proud (but humble). Stay away from Alcohol and bad women, and stay a master crafts person - when I think of the years I wasted!
That is awesome! I've just started getting into Japanese joinery techniques. Hard to find clients willing to pay for the extra work so it's mostly for my benefit. You have the technique down
I considered myself a decent carpenter until I saw this video, sob! Really amazing work my friend 5stars
nosajjim77 3 weeks ago
Wow. That's art.
Folowne 4 weeks ago
simply great job
asalux 4 weeks ago
lose the music
flemingcourt 1 month ago
awesome great stuff.
rikimaru84 1 month ago
the camera work between 0:53 and 1:03 is fantastic... ;)
travdaman 1 month ago
word.
BreakfastBentoBox 1 month ago
The best local wood to use outdoors in the northwest, is Red or Yellow Cedar. I used Douglas Fir because it is what was readily available and less expensive. It also weathers quite well and seeing that the gate has a roof, it won't be getting any direct rainfall.
6488jesse 2 months ago
What's the most common wood that you would use for an outdoor part, is it oak or larch or some other hardwood?
Timpan22 2 months ago
I cut notches into the styles and glued them in with epoxy. The hinge pins are stainless steel with a plastic sleeve, so they shouldn't wear out too fast. But when they do, I'll have to fein them out or build new gates. I did that way really just to see if it could be done, and it can. They look and work great and allow the gates to swing either direction. Needless to say, my ego was quite happy that the idea didn't backfire on me. Or hasn't yet anyways.
6488jesse 2 months ago
Amazing work, just have one question. How did you fasten the hinges to the door?
Timpan22 2 months ago
I watch Japanese woodworking Vids I am an fan of low production high quality. my admiration for the highly skilled japanese woodworker now extends to you, Nice to see high quality in North America.My question to you did you train in Japan. If interested watch the Japanese knife makers, another exercise in high quality. Thank you Rob From Canada
llew777 2 months ago
Thanks to everyone for watching my video and leaving such encouraging comments. I will be adding some more videos soon.
6488jesse 2 months ago
impressive!
giliam74 2 months ago
I don't like your work.
I love your work.
ootsam 2 months ago
amazing!!! show us more. True inspiration. you should check out my buddies, bratt brother construction these guys are true craftsmen like yourself.
ihavetwonipples 2 months ago
@ihavetwonipples bratt bros dot com, all one word
ihavetwonipples 2 months ago
excellent.
Mr2at 2 months ago
take me as an aprentice please ! great work
MrBushman01 2 months ago
Gissa Job!
SnapperGrogan 3 months ago
Beautiful work!!
mluthercoxable 3 months ago
Excellent work !
sajidullah 3 months ago
very nice video. thanks for sharing man!!!
cihan822006 4 months ago
Just checked out your website. Fantastic work! your parents home looks unbelievable!
danmonsees 4 months ago
hi mate,very good,mabe u know how 2 make a traditional japanese roof , ? my respect ur work is very nice!!!!
goblininclother 4 months ago
very nice work dude!
gtdesigner1 4 months ago
This is really nice work; you should be proud (but humble). Stay away from Alcohol and bad women, and stay a master crafts person - when I think of the years I wasted!
tigerbutter360 4 months ago
That is awesome! I've just started getting into Japanese joinery techniques. Hard to find clients willing to pay for the extra work so it's mostly for my benefit. You have the technique down
ffhyatt1 7 months ago 2
Dude! this is incredible, you are very skilled at carpentry for someone so young.
Very nice video, I'd love to see some of your other progects. Respect!!
4me6pack 8 months ago