Deja bien enlever le charbon, avec une brosse métallique. Ensuite tu peux toujours le nettoyer avec de l’alcool mais perso, j’essaie de garder l’odeur au maximum. Peut être ton tonneau à mal vieilli et pourri?
For my build, usually simply brushing with a metal wire brush is enough, but if it goes wrong... maybe use a strip of sulfur like for wine barrel cleaning? It will kill the bacteria or fungus I there. Blow torch the whole inside, mad re brush again. Hope that’s helpful!
Tim Campbell hey Tim! Sorry for late reply. I could ship to USA but the cost are very high. Do you have an email I could use to contact you and discuss further? I might have a great idea for you to get a Bar-rel 👊
Pierre Vennen No worries. Thanks for the reply. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or Facebook and we can exchange information there. I’m interested in hearing about your idea. All the best.
Tim Campbell I don’t manage to find you on FB. Even when I put Chicago after your name. Could you help? Maybe you can find me easier at FaitMaiz or Pierre Vennen.
Hi Robbie, it depend but usually I don't really sand there barrel. Grinder is my best option with sanding disk if you need to sand it. Hope that's helpful. Let me know how your project is doing!
Pierre Vennen I’ve got two barrels on the go at the moment. First time doing it. See your screws that you put in the bands Through to the staves, are they in every stave or do you have a method?
Robbie Hearle I do have a method, if you watch the video you can clearly see how I proceed. You definitely want the staves to be secured for when the cask is completely dry. A screw on each staves is a good method to prevent any issue.
Was it a stain or an oil you used on the barrel and did you do anything to the bands or just leave them as is after sanding them down. I'm about to do this and not sure what to finish the barrel with. Looks great
SNC C hey! I’ve used stain on the cask end before to oil the whole cask with danish oil :) make sure your hoops are very clean before to oil them! Send me some pictures and good luck!!
Salut à toi, Génial ton taff ! Merci de ta vidéo !! Petite question concernant tes spots LED, je suis actuellement en cours de rénovation d'un tonneau et je coince sur l'éclairage intérieur. Est-ce que tu as acheté tes spots telquels ou est-ce que tu as faits des découpes de faisceaux RGBW ? Bonne continuation ✌️
@@PierreVennen I now have a barrell, letting it dry as its had a hard life and very grimey! I am going to buy an orbital sander, what disks would you recommend for grit etc?
@Fait Maiz how is your experience with the cask after one year finished building? I'm about to start a similar project with a whiskey cask but heard different opinions about how to work against the wood drying out and resulting in gaps. Some separate every stave of the barrel and glue them together, you mainly used screws. Do you have long-term experience in having the cask placed indoors (maybe livning room with heating in the winter) ? Super inspirational video btw! I really like it
The barrel will mature and dry further. Securing the hoops and cask ends with screws is my best options. Keep oiling the cask time to time to help with the drying. My first bar-rel is now 6 years old, in my living room, no problem. Yes there is some gaps between the staves and the barrel shrink a little, but I love it this way. Hope that helps!
Thank you!! Appreciate it. Valorise the wood, I’m not sure what do you really want to know. I use some oil to finish it, it give this nice patina look. Let me know if that helps, ask me more details on direct message so we can talk about it! Cheers
![Part 1 of 4: Cleaning the Barrel Hoops [DIY Series: Refurbishing a Whiskey or Wine Barrel]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CmFL45iQrDQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Bravo. Tellement inspirant. Merci pour le partage. C'est vraiment bien fait et de bon goût
This is ingenious and so appropriate to store well loved whisky.
Your skills and creativity is astounding!
Thanks! 🙏
Beautiful job!
Very Nice build!
Thanks!
Absolutely beautiful. Now if I could only find someone to do that for me as I don’t have the tools or the time really.
I’ll be delighted to build you a Bar-rel.
Check out www.faitmaiz.com
@@PierreVennen I live in the US and I’m afraid that probably wouldn’t work. Unless you have a shop here.
@@wind-inmy-face7949 I could build you a bar-rel next time I’m over? If covid allow us to fly this year.
Looks great - Nice job!
TheAlteredState - Laser Cutting & Engraving thanks buddy! Great collaboration on the engraving again! Thanks!!
That is really good workmen’ship
salut tres bon video belle reussite
je me demande qu'as tu fais avec l'interieur (pour enlever l'odeur )
Deja bien enlever le charbon, avec une brosse métallique. Ensuite tu peux toujours le nettoyer avec de l’alcool mais perso, j’essaie de garder l’odeur au maximum. Peut être ton tonneau à mal vieilli et pourri?
Great job..👏
Thanks 🙏
well done very good
Thanks!
How did you get the inside of the barrel to stop smelling.
For my build, usually simply brushing with a metal wire brush is enough, but if it goes wrong... maybe use a strip of sulfur like for wine barrel cleaning? It will kill the bacteria or fungus I there. Blow torch the whole inside, mad re brush again. Hope that’s helpful!
What size was the screws you were using to secure the barrel rings with !
25mm is good
Great Job! Jealous of the barrel... I doubt I would be able to get a Laphroaig Barrel here in Michigan US
Busy Bee Woodworking thanks! Let me know I might be able to help you!
Fantástico
I need one
www.faitmaiz.com 👍😊
Were the lights you went with battery powered?
No, those are plug in LED lights. First the strips didn’t work well so I went for under cabinet LED spotlights.
Beautiful. Do you ship to the USA? If so, what should I allow for shipping to Chicago?
Tim Campbell hey Tim! Sorry for late reply. I could ship to USA but the cost are very high. Do you have an email I could use to contact you and discuss further? I might have a great idea for you to get a Bar-rel 👊
Pierre Vennen No worries. Thanks for the reply. Feel free to reach out to me on LinkedIn or Facebook and we can exchange information there. I’m interested in hearing about your idea. All the best.
Tim Campbell I don’t manage to find you on FB. Even when I put Chicago after your name. Could you help? Maybe you can find me easier at FaitMaiz or Pierre Vennen.
@@PierreVennen contact me at adeshenajars5@gmail.com... will discuss there.. appricriate your work.
Adesh Shrestha ok 👌
What do you use for sanding down the outside of the barrel?
Hi Robbie, it depend but usually I don't really sand there barrel. Grinder is my best option with sanding disk if you need to sand it. Hope that's helpful. Let me know how your project is doing!
Pierre Vennen I’ve got two barrels on the go at the moment. First time doing it. See your screws that you put in the bands Through to the staves, are they in every stave or do you have a method?
Robbie Hearle I do have a method, if you watch the video you can clearly see how I proceed. You definitely want the staves to be secured for when the cask is completely dry. A screw on each staves is a good method to prevent any issue.
Was it a stain or an oil you used on the barrel and did you do anything to the bands or just leave them as is after sanding them down. I'm about to do this and not sure what to finish the barrel with. Looks great
SNC C hey! I’ve used stain on the cask end before to oil the whole cask with danish oil :) make sure your hoops are very clean before to oil them! Send me some pictures and good luck!!
Salut à toi,
Génial ton taff ! Merci de ta vidéo !!
Petite question concernant tes spots LED, je suis actuellement en cours de rénovation d'un tonneau et je coince sur l'éclairage intérieur. Est-ce que tu as acheté tes spots telquels ou est-ce que tu as faits des découpes de faisceaux RGBW ?
Bonne continuation ✌️
Merci! Envoie des photos! Je serais ravis de t’aider. J’ai utilisé les lumières sans modif.
Absolutely awesome. How long did it take? I don't have half of the tools you have, but I want to give it a go.
I’ve made my first barrel cabinet with a screw driver, jig jaw and a hammer. You can do it! It will be worth it! It will take the time it takes 😊
@@PierreVennen I now have a barrell, letting it dry as its had a hard life and very grimey! I am going to buy an orbital sander, what disks would you recommend for grit etc?
@Fait Maiz
how is your experience with the cask after one year finished building? I'm about to start a similar project with a whiskey cask but heard different opinions about how to work against the wood drying out and resulting in gaps. Some separate every stave of the barrel and glue them together, you mainly used screws. Do you have long-term experience in having the cask placed indoors (maybe livning room with heating in the winter) ?
Super inspirational video btw! I really like it
The barrel will mature and dry further. Securing the hoops and cask ends with screws is my best options. Keep oiling the cask time to time to help with the drying. My first bar-rel is now 6 years old, in my living room, no problem. Yes there is some gaps between the staves and the barrel shrink a little, but I love it this way. Hope that helps!
Holy crap this looks fantastic! What kind of screws did you use when screwing in the bands?
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Woods screws 3/4” is what to use. If you go a step farther you can countersink them
Where do u get ur lighting from mate?
You can get those online, I could send you the link. You can send me a direct message and we can talk about it! Cheers!
@@PierreVennen Hi mate. What a great job! Could you send me a link to the lights you used please? Thank you
Where did you get your lighting?
First good video I found in thousand of videos in youtube. Thank you!
How did u valorize the wood? I'm looking for some good product
Thank you!! Appreciate it. Valorise the wood, I’m not sure what do you really want to know. I use some oil to finish it, it give this nice patina look. Let me know if that helps, ask me more details on direct message so we can talk about it! Cheers
Looks awesome! What brand of lights did you end up going with?
Brendan Kilgore thanks! I don’t remember the brand but I’ll check for you and send you the name. Under cabinet lights basically. Very nice 👍
@@PierreVennen were these lights battery powered or do they need to be plugged into an outlet?