Exterior Mortise and Tenon Door (Made from Thermally Modified Ash)

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[@thermoryusa]

So clean - an absolute pleasure to watch! Thank you for using our thermally modified Ash!

[@andymiller1803]

RIP Mayor, he was such a calm and protective dog. I've been watching your channel for almost 5 years, and I'll miss seeing him in the background.

[@Ivo_Serra]

Man, is great to see you work with solid wood again, even if it's not fine furniture. It's always great to watch tou making joinery, and using hand tools, specially.
Great job!

[@carpentryjoineryandcabinet6335]

We lost our old dog called Chester this last year, my company was named after him. Always sad to have to let them go. I hope your Chester is every bit as good a family dog as ours was.

[@ZachAshcraftPhotography]

Love seeing your kiddo want to help out at the end, and love that scripture as well!

[@jiiwoodworking]

Just a good ole fashioned wholesome guy. As always nice work, sir.

[@greggcoulter6008]

I love that thermory wood that you used on the deck and now door. It’s a nice chocolatey brown color. Always cool seeing your little man helping out.

[@howardyounger5456]

our lord has risen . happy easter, nice to see your boy helping you.

[@MCsCreations]

Amazing work, Andy! The door looks beautiful! 😃
I really liked the step it has because of the different thicknesses!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@alflud]

"You're stepping on the plant!" Stepping on it? lol He was T-bagging it :)

[@royunderwood7514]

Great video

[@redwahe2515]

Well, I guess it’s time to go out to the shop and make a door now that I’m inspired 😂

[@JohnSmith-xs4sx]

nice job, i'll have to try that wood someday .....kids are growing like weeds Andy :)

[@thomasalison6188]

I work at a lumber yard. Would like to see us start stocking some of this thermally modified Ash.

[@williamellis8993]

Those doors look great, Andy. Have you found a replacement for Robert yet (or are you even looking)?
Bill

[@MASI_forging]

Enjoy your video 😍😍

[@robertwalker9625]

The doors look great with the modified ash Andy. Question about the deck: If you had built the entire deck with traditional or pressure treated lumber, what would the difference in cost be between the modified ash and traditional decking lumber? Also, how often do you have to oil the deck of the modified ash compared to traditional deck lumber? I'm sure you wife is glad that the deck is now completed. Sorry to hear about the passing of your four legged family member. When we had 2 40 lb terriers and 2 Papillions, 2 passed away in their sleep and 2 we had to put down. It is never easy to do, but the dogs quality of life I'm sure was so much better being with your family just as our 4 dogs life's were, Cheers from this old, retired coot living the dream in Tennessee.

[@tomswindler64]

Nice 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@jerrycomo2736]

The first few minutes of the video, I was distracted by the big white robot in the background. Oh wait, that's the dust collector.

[@jimthesoundman8641]

How much does the thermally modified ash cost per board foot?

[@dennisbuccholz4010]

Andy,watch that ring when your using table saw

[@bobcrow8069]

What happened to Robert

[@TWC6724]

He started his own business

[@stevoo7819]

Save the rest of that ash for tool handles

[@dennisbuccholz4010]

Christ has risen !

[@judebrown4103]

How long before one of your kids shuts a sibling or a pet under there? 😅 They sure are sprouting!

[@jimwalker5412]

I do hope this isnt a really silly question: What is Thermally Modified Timber?

[@bwhite220]

My guy, he explains it at the 1:30 mark…

[@philkugler2429]

Basic premise is that the wood is heated up to a point where it is much less prone to decay. Ash is typically the wood of choice because it retains its durability without crumbling like other woods do with the same treatment.

[@AjmersinghSingh-uw6xx]

Hlo my fist comments

[@FrancisoDoncona]

When you have the time you may want to cover your mortiser wiring, beautiful machine but eventually the wire will chaff and become an issue. Also never ever get your fingers near, NEVER pass your fingers hands arms body over the table saw blade. The Sawstop gimmick doesn't prevent kickbacks or stop flying wood ripping your fingers off. Things slip, distractions happen, people fall, pain hurts.