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Hi’ in’ Rubén from Italy. Your ladder is AMAZING! I would like to create a copy with the help of a friend that works with wood! Could i ask you the type of wood you have used? And if you have some measurements? I hope you can help me and undedstand my very bad english!!! Thanks!!!!

Do you have an estimate on time and money spent on this project?

Well, I found my little dreamboat. Now all I need to do is buy the plans, find supplies, and build her to my liking. 😎

KE LINDOO ,,,COMO KIERO UNO IGUAL !!!

You could make good money selling this. Maybe you can teach me and me and you can work together making boats?

How long do u typically wait before u use the router to keep your bit from getting gunked up or do u have to extend the bits lenght an cut away from the bearing bc ive waited almost an hour before and still get mine gunked up an have to soak it in acetone to get it all off my spiral trim bits

I'm going to try it! I searched the website, but under your plans it was missing 😢

I'm sure you'll learn how to make it if you'll read WoodPrix instructions from cover to cover :)

So cool man. What is the thickness of your plywood?

Why doesn't somebody show us how to do this without owning all that professional wood-working tools?

Stopped watching when tools used exceeded 15k

Is that clay or sand to make the mold?

I built one 26 years ago stripper Don hill said it was impossible I did it Don was a very good guy

Bro that's beautiful.... A friend of mine bought a drift boat that was part mahogany with marine plywood with scarf joints. it was probably about 16 ft long...handmade he paid 8 Grand for it. The boats of wood are so beautiful... It's such a demonstration of a skill... Add a signature of the man and his expertise... And when they moor on a calm day next to the dock just launched... They almost seemed like they have life in them. It's a feeling of accomplishment that is such a privilege to experience.

Inspiring. Thank you.

Thank you for the inspiration.

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

I have made all sorts of things out of wood with WoodPrix plans. Sheds, garage doors, chairs, tables, etc. I've even made a fence and raised beds with these plans. They even have plans like bird feeders there. The selection is overwhelming

Doors woods, use popular.

I would have use my table saw to cut the tendons and put a rabbit on the door parts for the inserts. You could have done it all with a table saw. But I like new ideas. It was fascinating to watch. Thank you. I will consider doing one.

What type of wood was used?

Where can get glass like that ones thanks

Very neat...could be useful in any workspace, such as a kitchen...and your soundtrack-music was a treat...thank you...dgp/uk

What kid of router is that

What’s the best place online to order laminate from?

Well done!

As a professional woodworker what would you charge someone for a sign like that? Let’s say they wanted that sign specifically

We love how your signed turned out!

Your spelling leaves a bit to be desired: no rubbing of boo… things… I am reminded of a 70’s comedy regarding a British hotel run by John Cleese: one episode was called “Farty Towels” - excellent work (by you) as always.

Good morning 🌅, when is a sign not a sign when it is a moth , sorry to much Bourbon 🥃, to round it all off it’s in the sign, 😂, from France

Exquisite 🌞

That’s nice….but let me see you quill one! 😂

Wait. So no letters were actually cut out of wood...

Excellent!

nice nice nice nice

Boobrun 😂

It's easy if you have a fully equipped shop, which most people DON'T.

Looks awesome. Is that MDF? I see you used plenty of TotalBoat to seal it. Thanks for the quick share!

Boobrun... yes he did! :D

Is this the real Jason? Because he always use his special fingertool to smear the glue. Naah, must be AI this video.

Terrific work on that sign! 🦋🦋👍👍

Very cool

Ive seen the sigh from the road. Pretty cool

Thanks for posting the short version. I remember watching the long version a while back and needed to reference it for an upcoming project. This was perfect. Which router bit did you use?

I would’ve done it in half the time! Jk thanks for sharing

THE MUSIC :-(!!!!!!!!

It is really awesome, but i would have put some rebar supports in the concrete or even a heavy gauge wire. Great idea for sure.

A long rainy weekend followed by a hard freeze is going to crack that like a turkey egg

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