Billingsly: The Making Of
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2015
- The shuffleboard has always been the cornerstone of craftsmanship. The game had some of its early advocacy from American cabinetmakers in New York whom used the game to show off their finest inlaid cabinet work. This elegant and stately table aims to resurrect the class and game from the past.
The details are immense, starting with a resin treated and polished walnut playing area, housed by a powder coated arena. your game will be lit with the glow of LED lights. But by far the most impressive detail is the brass inlaid playing field which makes for an impressive spectacle while players tally up scores. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Watching this is like therapy for me! What amazing craftsmanship Jory!
Love the number inlays. Great touch and use if CNC.
The colors are gorgeous as always. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely incredible. This is stunning!
This is awesome! Very well done! Definitely a level of quality a lot of people aspire to.
Love it! Nice build and thanks for documenting it!
It's so interesting to see how refined your processes are. I'm blown away by your amazing precision.
I love it Jory. Awesome way to mix steel and wood legs!
Beautiful. Simply beautiful.
unbelievable. so lovely. thank you
Great video, well done. Goes for the table ,too.
Your Work is really Impressiv!
You inspiring me every time you make a new video!
So keep going!!! :-)
Always awesome work
insanely attractive work
Beautiful build.
sir i come in 2018 and recently watch your videos, you do such a great craftmamship job, hope you back to youtube
Great Video nice woodworking
MAN! F-in amazing! Subscribed.
Awesome! What is the adhesive between the wood legs and the steel square tubing?
That was a badass video
wow that was awesome
Hi! Very nice work!!!! What kind of wood what you use for them?
wow, very nice
Fantastic use of the GoPro making this video
How is the top radius added?
Now that is a shuffleboard table- I wish I could afford one like this... I had to settle for a cheap 9 foot table by Playcraft... well done.
awsome
dude!!!! how did you pour the epoxy without using anything to birm up the edges?????
He is a Pro
👏🏼😍
What does that weigh?
How many bar clamps do you own?
Never enough!
This guy builds
Never ever enough
sorry mate...
How much it cost one of this shuffleboard for us with shipping to Turkey?
LMAO. far more than you can afford
*.* woow
how much time did it take to build and cost of materials
great workmanship but why would you have your pucks hitting steel
Why not
YEP WE ALL HAVE THESES MACHINES JUST SITTING IN OUR 2 CAR GARAGES,GET REAL.
I thought it was the making of deliverance.
Fantastic craftsmanship, but what about the climatic adjusters in the feet, the side-to-side tensioners to bend the playing field concave, and the end-to-end tensioners to bend the field concave? A shuffleboard is shaped like a bowl and if it's not and can't be adjusted for room, floor, humidity, and heat, then you're up shit creak.
I put climate adjusters on the boards I build. On the underside but Not ever in the feet.
@@JoryBrighamDesign
I appreciate the reply :-)
You're an expert carpenter and designer, I'm not trying to armchair you. But as a shuffleboard player, unless the table has 3 legs (which none do), then you're going to run into leveling issues on such a long stretch of floor without climatic adjusters in the feet, especially with a 1-piece, rigid frame like the one on your table, though I don't know the length. Then for the playing surface, I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing because the climatic adjusters in the feet are just to space them up and down, to compensate for floor differences and level the cabinet/playing surface. Whereas the tensioners (unfortunately also called climatic adjusters sometimes) under the board are not about leveling the playing surface, they're about using force to make the entire thing slightly bowl-shaped; slightly rounded up on both edges left+right, slight dip in the middle end-to-end.
That's interesting that your boards have climate adjusters on the playing field, too bad I didn't catch them in the video and can't quite see how they're adjusted once the board is in place through that beautiful sheet of orange steel.
It's a beautiful shuffleboard, the brass inlays and stain turned out amazing.
@@Benjamin.McGuire you would put 3 sets of legs on a 12’ table? Each leg has levelers so you’re able to make the playing surface level at any time. I didn’t put the climate adjusters on for the pictures.
Yep we all have a fully loaded work soo full of special tools😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
video production is almost as good as the craftsmanship!
One more on the list of not good videos to fast with nothing explain I wish you the best
Well thanks Carlos!
paid by the hour? lol very nice
Why do so many maker videos feel its necessary to have music playing? Enough already.
Yea, music totally sucks. Oh how about you just put it on mute🤔 just an idea
Music is brilliant - who is the artist?
@@waynedavies8821 Andrew Barefoot
Make your own videos and do it your way.... Or better yet, learn that your computer has a volume button....DUH
This video was too fast. No time to actually see the construction and no explanation of what the person was doing . Sorry, but what was the point?
Poor Baby
If you do not want to show how it's done, it does not do a movie ... terrible
Was that a complete sentence?
Learn how to speak English IDIOT