I watched a bunch of videos on how to install crown molding on ceilings that are angled. ALL MEN.....ranging from 10 to 30 minutes in length. I watched this 5 minute long video and know EXACTLY what to do. Thank you lady.
Sandra- my name is Bill and I have an all in one ManCave, Bedroom, Office in the room over garage. I broke my neck in 3-places and am 70% to 100% paralyzed from the upper chest & lower arms down. I have electric chair that takes me up to the room. Storage ms shelving is minimal to put in bluntly. I watched your video and you did one exceptionally beautiful job in building angled storage space. If I could snap my fingers and have the exact same storage in my room I would do it. In conclusion--KUDOS ON THE JOB WELL DONE AT YOUR END‼️ Truly a master craftsman for sure. William ~
Very nicely done! I know a couple of finish carpenters who could take a couple of lessons from you. You have a good eye for detail that some "pros" just don't have. I really like the way you handled the sections where your crown met the flat ceiling trim that you were concerned about in your cabinet install video. The whole project turned out very nice, but details like that transition bumped the quality of your work way, way up. Very, very nicely done.
I have a cabinet painting tutorial video halfway edited. It's been that way for a couple years. 😬I am not happy with some of the close up of what I want to explain so I need to retake footage and I haven't made myself take the time to do that. One of these days...
I'm planning to put crown molding in my son's room but it ha an angled ceiling, using an angle finder i got a spring angle of about 17degrees, and a wall angle of around 163 degrees. I'm a genuine amateur is there any tips you have?
If you lived in Colorado I'd volunteer to work for free cleaning up after your projects just to learn from you! Amazing work! My husband and I are building a cabin in the mountains with a 7/10 pitched roof. So much wasted space along the side walls in the loft and I want so desperately to make something like this up up there but don't have that kind of skill or experience. I have learned so much watching your videos though.
Can I give a tip for patching small holes from the pin nailer? It's a product called fast and final. I am a trim carpenter and install stairs... I love the product for small holes and little dents.
Are you related to Frank Howarth (who also has a very interesting YT channel)? You have the same rather hesitant narration style. Now all we need is the stop motion animation and other camera tricks and you'd be up there with him.
Hi, it would be fantastic to that your work would be subtitled in Spanish, it is a suggestion, keep it. De todas maneras estoy aprendiendo bastante viéndolos , están muy bien.
Major anxiety watching you at 2:49 foolishly using a multi-tool, one-handed, while using your other hand an inch away to hold your template. Please don’t do this. Use clamps! You’d lose half a finger before your brain even alerted you what was happening.
Sorry that is not a way how to do this , i understand this is cheap american job , perhaps there it could pass but It is just ,,alternative" i seebefore how cleverly You do those build in cabinets , but that crown is chessy , for instance you ignored that gable , that turn might be crown jewel on that job ,but You just cut corners by trim moldings , sorry
I watched a bunch of videos on how to install crown molding on ceilings that are angled. ALL MEN.....ranging from 10 to 30 minutes in length. I watched this 5 minute long video and know EXACTLY what to do. Thank you lady.
Awesome. Thanks!
Sandra- my name is Bill and I have an all in one ManCave, Bedroom, Office in the room over garage. I broke my neck in 3-places and am 70% to 100% paralyzed from the upper chest & lower arms down. I have electric chair that takes me up to the room. Storage ms shelving is minimal to put in bluntly. I watched your video and you did one exceptionally beautiful job in building angled storage space. If I could snap my fingers and have the exact same storage in my room I would do it. In conclusion--KUDOS ON THE JOB WELL DONE AT YOUR END‼️ Truly a master craftsman for sure. William ~
Bill I'm so sorry to hear about your accident.
wow! That might be the most seamless crown molding I've ever seen.
+1kenkelly What a compliment- Thanks!
Looks great! All that prep work paid off. Nicely done.
Amazing work and just what I was looking for!
in few weeks starting to make build in wardrobes and this will be "icing on the cake"!
Looks great. Crown molding can make or break a project. Damn good job.
Bravo Sandra !
Du très très beau travail !
Et un grand soin du détail...
Comme on dit en France: Chapeau ! ;-))
Woman!!!! You are every mans dream!!!! You got skills my lady!
Very nice trim work! The room is coming along great
+The ShavingWood Workshop Thanks!
I think it looks great! Good job. I'm jealous of that space. Looks like a great space for getting things done.
Great problem solving and excellent finish!
Respect for the very nice finish.
Sandra - you're amazing.... I like your eye for detail.
Thanks so much!
Excellent project, very well done Sandra....
Very nicely done! I know a couple of finish carpenters who could take a couple of lessons from you. You have a good eye for detail that some "pros" just don't have. I really like the way you handled the sections where your crown met the flat ceiling trim that you were concerned about in your cabinet install video. The whole project turned out very nice, but details like that transition bumped the quality of your work way, way up. Very, very nicely done.
+Mark Lindsay Thanks so much Mark!
Just discovered your channel - now subscribed. Love this work - very professional results. Well done.
That looks flippin awesome!
That looks really good, Sandra.
Very nice work. Looks like you stay very busy. Great videos.
Looks amazing! Great work. Just stumbled onto your videos and have enjoyed the couple I have watched. Great job on your camera work and editing too!
Loved the video. I would really enjoy a video made by you about sanding and painting etc.
I have a cabinet painting tutorial video halfway edited. It's been that way for a couple years. 😬I am not happy with some of the close up of what I want to explain so I need to retake footage and I haven't made myself take the time to do that. One of these days...
Nicely finished Sandra !!
I'm planning to put crown molding in my son's room but it ha an angled ceiling, using an angle finder i got a spring angle of about 17degrees, and a wall angle of around 163 degrees. I'm a genuine amateur is there any tips you have?
If you lived in Colorado I'd volunteer to work for free cleaning up after your projects just to learn from you! Amazing work! My husband and I are building a cabin in the mountains with a 7/10 pitched roof. So much wasted space along the side walls in the loft and I want so desperately to make something like this up up there but don't have that kind of skill or experience. I have learned so much watching your videos though.
I just found your mentor ship program info on your website. Definitely going to look into that!
Wow, that looks amazing! Great job!
Awesome job and a very nice area, Thanx for sharing!
are the pieces of molding going to stay seamless looking over time with humidity changes
Damn, she's out here with the festool dual bevel slider! 🤑🤑
Looks nice. Great job.
Looks great, did you put drawers in as well?
This turned out great.
Looks damn good the finished result. Nice work:
Thx for sharing, some really great tips and trick.
Regards.
Very clean look..Thanks for posting.
Can I give a tip for patching small holes from the pin nailer? It's a product called fast and final. I am a trim carpenter and install stairs... I love the product for small holes and little dents.
+Rob Ayres (Ranger Prepper) I'm not unhappy Patch and Prime but I'll check it out. Thanks.
Hi Sandra. It was very beautiful. well done.
Congrats.
ZACCARO
+ZACCARO Custom Things Thank you!
What did you use for the painting? Method and material please. Great job!
+Nicolaione Graco 390 airless sprayer. Sherwin Williams ProClassic semi gloss.
Hi Sandra! which nail gun are you using? xxx
that's one tricky angle to crown... but u pulled it off. as always!!
+Kenneth Leong Thanks Kenneth.
Great videos! I've just watched all of them, and it's all great stuff! I cannot wait for more! Cheers!
You are amazing! Perfect ideas for my house.
it is gorgeous!
very impressive, nice work
Newbie here. This is such a huge project! Clearly you are talented to do this but I am wondering what you will be doing in this big studio space?
Sewing, painting, crafting, office work, Skyping with clients, video editing, voice over work...
Thank you. I did some research and found you on FB plus google. Awesome talent! So inspiring. I will follow more!
Amazing work! I wish I can click thousand likes!
Looks great.
You do amazing work!!!
+Speedy's Woodshop Thanks!
So good love your videos carpenter for the UK
+Chris Lyford Thanks!
Nice work Sandra! Just subbed!
+SouthernGinger Thanks!
Are you related to Frank Howarth (who also has a very interesting YT channel)? You have the same rather hesitant narration style. Now all we need is the stop motion animation and other camera tricks and you'd be up there with him.
looks great!
Nice job
You can't beat the caulking lol It's nice to see a woman doing a man's job and it looks ok from here 👍👍👍👍👍 any other jobs you done?
Well look through my videos and you'll see lots of my projects. 😀
Sandra Powell aka {Sawdust Girl} I will take a look. I'll subscribe for you👍👍👍
Great work!
Real nice job!
Look chivo
good job girl
Great job
Great job ! 🖒
Top job 👍
Hi, it would be fantastic to that your work would be subtitled in Spanish, it is a suggestion, keep it. De todas maneras estoy aprendiendo bastante viéndolos , están muy bien.
Awesome!!
should've just installed crown with top open and put LED lighting behind it! ;)
+mkckf4l That's certainly something you could do.
you rock!
Can I be you? Amazing.
Nice :-)
Good job ma
Major anxiety watching you at 2:49 foolishly using a multi-tool, one-handed, while using your other hand an inch away to hold your template. Please don’t do this. Use clamps! You’d lose half a finger before your brain even alerted you what was happening.
Sorry that is not a way how to do this , i understand this is cheap american job , perhaps there it could pass but It is just ,,alternative" i seebefore how cleverly You do those build in cabinets , but that crown is chessy , for instance you ignored that gable , that turn might be crown jewel on that job ,but You just cut corners by trim moldings , sorry