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Yep I'm subscribing to ur channel rote now😮💯 those hand tool are amazing and gives excellent finish 👏

Great, yet simple technique w/ the floating tenons from MDF. Excellent method for production shops. If painted, MDF has a lot going for it. One more advantage when using MDF floating tenons: MDF swells just a bit (1mm / 1/16”) when glue is applied. This should make for a snug fit between the rails, stiles & panel.

The comment on the linseed putty taking a month to dry isn't a bad thing as I recall doing the same thing many years ago and the linseed putty actually took 6 months to fully cure🤔. Regarding the price for all the work you did, my comment is, was the customer happy and if so then the price was good. Also the window that you made to replace the busted one looks great, from the camera you can't even tell that it's a whole new section, well done 🧐🫡.

after many years of using a wallpaper stripper with bad results on the plaster underneath I have stopped using them and now just use soapy warm water and the plaster has been far less badly affected... hope you don't mind me jumping in, but could be worth ditching the stripper... thanks for sharing. you made a lovely job of the window!

That price is ridiculously cheap for the quality of the work. I wish you were available for work on my house up here in the Scottish highlands!

Happy New Year Ross! Your videos are always packed with awesome tips and methods. I really enjoy your real and down to earth way of showing your projects. As always your customer got an amazing deal and the price is, in my opinion, was very reasonable. The room looked fantastic. Thanks again for a great video!

Really enjoyed watching the window remake and learned a few things too. Subbed and liked.

Prefer to use SBR myself,superior product to PVA. as it as better bonding properties than PVA.

I believe that's a very reasonable price especially having to custom make the window as well as all the prep work that was done on the walls which makes all the difference. Well done!

Awesome work, really enjoyed the video. Makes me feel better about building doors in the future as I do not have any industrial tools. What a bargain for the customer, they got a high quality product for a great price. Don't know your market but Id suppose you could charge much more.

Nice panel doors. Looks great.

I made it too few weeks ago. Want to know how ? just look for WoodPrix.

I had my wall plastered a week ago, it has dried well but im left with a little brown streeking but is dry to toucn, is it dry ready for a mist coat.

So happy I found your channel

Gorgeous!

I’ve tried using putty before and it’s so oily, messy and sticks to hands and fingers which is so annoying. The putty you had in your hand looks ok and dryer. Is there different types then?

Excellent commentary / voiceover. Makes a lot of difference when showing your process 👍🏻

Learn how to make it yourself with all details. Just look for WoodPrix :)

I made a similar one with WoodPrix instructions!

I made it too. Just used WoodPrix instructions for that :)

I was using woodprix instructions to make it and I did it already :)

cool! it seems a fair price considering its a solid wood hand made item. I don't think i head it, but how long did it take you to build these stairs?

I've found great e-book on WoodPrix. Good solutions for everyone I think.

I heard about WoodPrix instructions good opinions.

All my woodwork I am making with WoodPrix. Google and try it.

What version of the evolution saw is this? I borrowed somones dewalt mitre saw but i didnt go ahead with because it looked like i wouldnt be able to cut through the whole cornice , your saw looks bigger

Bravo

Considering that the door is made from sapele and the whole thing is handmade, not only did you do a fantastic job making it, the price i think was fairly cheap. The price you charged the customer was more like the price you'd find on eBay or another site that sells cheaply to just get sales. They also make very poor products, unlike your product, which is of good quality timber and well made!!!. I know exactly what you mean about the weather, this year i don't feel like we had a summer, especially with the amount of rain we had!!!

Very reasonable price. Here in Canada that would be around $7500 before tax. That makes the job very much in line with modular cabinets. Those by the way would be particle board caracses, not plywood. I think you're working cheap. With your skill and the finished product, you could probably command 15-20 percent more.

Skilled carpentry + making the most of your tools + a practical approach = excellent results! Nice work!

Very nice work! It's easy for us to speculate as to how much that would be worth but it really has to do with whatever market you're in. I wonder if they could've purchased a door like that anywhere else in your area... or at a similar price? I'm sure you did your research and I'm sure the client is thrilled. I am curious as to the make of that table saw... I've never seen a saw of that size with a sliding table before.

Wow! beautiful. You could have definitely charged more

Too cheap. I guessed almost triple that price.

Cool door! Awesome craftsmanship. I think your customer got a bargain.

nice door, and very nice skills given the "not-so-industrial" machinery. I wonder why you did not fit vacuum insulated glass (or some other insulating glass) instead of single pane. That door has a lot of glass and the thermal performance might be affected. Price is reasonable. Keep creating, got a new sub here.

very good job the price seems to be reasonable. greetings from Poland :)

What an awesome door! I am inspired by your level of craftsmanship with simple hand tools, amazing. Thanks for another great educational video!

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Nice!

Great video! All hand tools, no expensive stuff in sight, outstanding piece of furniture, and great instruction! What’s not to love. Thanks !

Thanks for the video, lovely bench and the making of it was well explained

Beautiful! and the joint too :p

Yeah wood isn't cheap these days so a reasonable price. I built a basic DVD case (1.5m wide by 1.8m tall) from dressed pine (182mmx19mm boards) and the cost was $400AU just for the wood. MDF would have been cheaper but we wanted it unpainted.

Great job! I think that your unit is very reasonably priced!

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Nicely done Ross, shows how good a finish is achievable with hand tools, that might take slightly longer, but speedy to set up.

is that a sponge/foam roller?

Too cheap, up the price

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Is that 3k uk inc materials?