Curved Bullnose Step from Pre-Finished Timber Flooring
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Quite an in depth video on how I made a half round step from some engineered timber flooring. I hope if your watching this you have taken something from it!
Thank's for watching, please comment if you liked!
Here is the link to the Glue i used in this step. it goes off incredibly Fast!!! Much faster than my normal PU Glue - amzn.to/2lB7jml
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Man I been doing carpentry and joinery for years and this guy has amazing skills. Its not a competition but heck I'm jealous 😆
Thanks a lot LOL
Bloody marvellous you honestly wouldn’t think there was that much work needed to make one step. Yet again great in-depth detail & I really enjoyed that thank you 👍👍👍👍
Cheers Carl, i see youve put a few comments of, really appreciate it mate! :)
I doubt there are more than a handful of "joiners" in the world that could do this. Amazing, simply AMAZING!
Cheers Jeff! :)
Wow what a load of work , my head is aching just watching. Well done 👏
Thank you! Yes most simple looking things are actually difficulty to make haha!
Great interesting watch
I’ve got to make a curtail step for my staircase I’ll use this
Thank you
Absolutely fantastic job
But flip me some work put into a step!!
I would have never thought so much work went into perfection 🤷🏼♂️
but worth it no doubt
Thankyou Paul. Appreciate it buddy. It's the little jobs like this on a build that take the time, either that or get bodged. It's harder work most of the time to keep things clean and simple looking. Thanks for watching buddy
Amazing craftsmanship it’s such a pleasure to watch you work 👍
Thankyou Gerry your you are a Gent!
Real nice job on the bullnose step - especially dealing with an engineered flooring! One trick I've used is to cut the veneer portion of the riser long enough to accommodate a pair of opposing wedges at one end where it meets the solid portion of the step. Just helps to pull it all tight around the curve.
That's a good idea Jonathann thankyou, so cut it 20/30mm longer then use long folding wedges to pull on the shoulder. 👍👍
Very nice job. Interesting way to overcome the problems caused by using the Pre-Finished Engineered Timber Flooring. Thanks for the video. Cheers, David
Nice one David, thanks for commenting! This was a solution to a problem in one of the plots on a development, i made a rod for my own back and ended up making loads! ahah
Brilliant work. Your step looks better than the rest of the stairs...
Haha cheers, yeah maybe a little 😃
Amazing skills. I am always so amazed at how you come up with the ideas in the first place. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Mark, thankyou Very much! Haha, it usually involves spending some time taking everything in and batting ideas about in my head. I'm lucky j guess that things just pop into my head, I love problem solving!
incredible skill and work into what in the end is such a simple looking step. Nice job.
Thankyou very much! It sometimes takes the longest and most work to keep things looking simple and clean👍
Great job as usual, always look forward to new videos, nice to see a joinery shop in action. Well done.
Thankyou very much Richard! I'll try to keep them coming
As someone who's completed their level 3 in furniture making but would like to progress into more traditional joinery (windows, doors ect), your videos are fantastic :)
Thanks ED, watch this space, I'm not doing much traditional joinery work at the minute but will get to some more videos soon
+Ed
Find a company that does joinery work and go and try to work for them even if you have to start at the very bottom. Do Bench Joinery or Carpentry and joinery at night in college if you can.
This will give you a good all round approach. Another way is just to do small jobs for people and learn as you go along and apply your furniture making skills to that area.
I've got some rings left over from my Felder shaper with 30MM spindle so now I can figure to do a liping as you have shown. Thanks
No worries, thats great. You can make your own ring fence too! I did that in a viedo on the shelf brackets i think
Wow ! Absolutely beautiful ! Congrats !
Cheers Jean-Pierre :)
Incredible, thank you for sharing.
No toolbox is complete without a box of gobs of dlue! I never go anywhere without mine.
Haha! Definitley not
Another cracking video, thanks for sharing👍🏼
Thanks Neil
Cracking job mate
Thanks, I Appreciate it matey!
Beautiful work Matey. As a time served carpenter joiner 5yr city and guilds old school I am leaving site to do more joinery bit rusty haha but would love to see more spindle moulder work as I am setting up my workshop ,got a small scheppac spindle but need to brush up on spindle cutters etc for doors and Windows so advice would great love your wk shop and attitude and your tutorials , rgds Mike from devon
Brilliant
Cheers Paul!
Dude, you're surely doing yourself a disservice calling yourself a 'joiner'. I mean no disrespect to joiners, but this is something different, this is true craftsmanship!
Haha Thankyou my friend! I feel like i am a well rounded joiner now after 15 years.. I think the term joiner has been muddied and watered down.
I don’t know how you think all this out. Amazing job for what appears a simple step. I wish you had done our step down which was bodged out of lumps of 4x2 !
Cheers Pete, haha, many hours mulling thinks ove, keeps the mind active. I actually love coming up with solutions to things. It really awakens my creativity tbh!
some serious craftsmanship in making that ,how do you come up with the idea to make it in the first place fantastic work hope the client appreciated it
Thanks Pete, yes it looked the part and very happy. im not sure, i do like solving a problem, really gets the gears going and usually come up with a solution!
Great video, thanks !!!!
Cheers Michael, and thanks for the comments, i think it really helps!
What to say..just perfect work again 👍🙂, Im joiner too, I like your job (excuse my english 😉)
Thankyou very much. English is good, much better than my (czech?)
@@BradshawJoinery I have didnt hear your czech 😁, so I cant say 😉👍
Love it 👌🏼🤗
Thanks Gary!
Solid
thanks
Beautiful work, top notch. A thought: in hindsight, how awesome would it have been if the glue line of your end grain bullnose blocks had lined up with the joint in the flooring? That would have reinforced the illusion of big, thick solid planks.
Yeah, mega!! to be honest i was flying by the seat of my pants, turned up to the job and asked to make a step that day lol, but yeah would have been sweet!
Seriously impressive craftsmanship and skill learning so much from your videos which have benefited me so much in my work - if you don’t mind me asking what glue where you using through this project as I’m finding it hard to find a quality on in cartridge format.
Thankyou Harry. I'm glad I've been of use! In this one I used everbuild, lumberjack wood adhesive, it's what the guy I'm working for uses a lot of and wanted me to use. It's great in that it sets rock hard and very quickly, but it's maybe a little too quick setting for my normal useage. I normally use a pu adhesive from sovereign Chemicals called PU Rapid. Seems to give you a little more open time and doesn't set as rock hard as this stuff. They both have their uses I guess
superb! What kind of glue did you use to stick the base to the floor? Also, slightly related...for a curved frame and panel door, say in a kitchen island, would you make the door fit a carcase or the other way round, make a curved door first and then make the frame carcase fit the door? Brilliant craftsmanship! Thanks
Thank buddy. I used a PU Glue from everbuild, it's what this site I'm working for like to use a lot of and is readily available. It also sets clear so was invisible after peeling the tape off. It sets like rock too. So should support the load from the step well.
Always start with the frame, curved work like that will normally be laminated timbers and just work to the same former for both frame and door/panel. Have to say that curved solid panel doors isn't something I've ever done so couldn't shed any light on the matter really
Hi, Great work! Can you tell us more about your Felder shaper and what type of tooling you use with it?
Hi, I will do some machinery and workshop videos soon yeah 👍
Can I ask what glue you used please ?
another great video. i noticed your use of PU glue... do you also use PVA? UR for veneering? i'm glad i discovered your channel, and i have a lot more videos to watch.
Cheers matey, I mainy for the speed on a project like this, i only had the day to do it. Ive used pva and UF glue for veneering, the latter being the best but very time consuming!
I take my hat off to you on the workmanship but I’m pretty sure you would have been better off using a solid step and saved yourself a awful lot of time.
Could have done, but it didnt take too long, nice to have the continuity of the flooring and you still have the problem of finishing the curve on the flooring.
Hi again mate, what glue are you using in the gun? Cheers Mike
I think this one was everbuild 5 minute PU. Decent stuff sets really quick and hard. Has a bit of a smell to it though
What kind brand of glue are you using?
In this was builder supplied lumber jack PU stuff i think. I like the Wood Weld PU
I've gotta say, you did make a lot of work out of such a simple job, i dont understand why? You could have knocked that out in 15 minutes easy
Lol, Ive seen some jobs knocked out in 15 minutes. Shall i put you in that category of people? Film yourself doing that step to a high standard in 15mins and ill post it on here with a red face...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 15 minutes.
Why fill with rock wool?
Hi Colin, Just to help deaden the sound and its what was available. Otherwise its like a drum.
A surgeon once advised not to wear gloves around machinery. The reason being if you cut yourself he would have to spend considerable time picking pieces of glove out of the cut before he could commence repair work
Makes sence Paul. I like the safety of the grip over bare hands on slippy timbers but have always got in my mind should I shouldn't I and will decide based on the job in hand. If I'm being "dangerous they come off"
Sometimes were handling wood you want protection to stop splinters cutting your self on rough edges.
You have to make a judgement call in terms of safety.
Globs of do
I didn't hide any Doo under it, honest.
How do you get rebate from rabbet? A rebate is a discount. Lol
Smear some rabbit food on the piece of wood in the shape of a rebate, sit back and relax 🤣🤣
1800\4 is 450 not 540 😁
Yeah I know this...honest 😂 I actually laughed after filming that, I don't know why but I've been saying numbers in my head in German lately.(too much time alone in the workshop) and looked at is as a 45... So fünfundvierzig then got in my head (funf)5 and 4... (Vier) so naturally said 540 😀😀... I'll stop explaining my crazy head now, but yeah luckily It turned out ok 🤣
very nice job. have learned something new. what kind of glue are you using?
Thankyou. It's a Polyurethane glue in a cartridge tube