Rustic barn beam mantel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Hi everyone, today I'm building a distressed barn beam mantel. There's a torch involved, so you definitely have to watch it now lol... Here are some tool and finish links-
grizzly G0623x sliding table saw-
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craftsman restorer tool-
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propane torch-
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dewalt 20v drill driver combo kit-
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miter spring clamps-
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General Finishes high performance-
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The corbels turned out really beautiful! This has given me some ideas about making some “beams” for a project, thanks Anthony!
That turned out nice! 🔥👏🔥 Very interesting technique.
Anthony, nice project...looks great!
Oh Anthony so close to Christmas and you tempt with a new tool …Craftsman remodeling. Great job! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Not a bad thing to have on your list hahaha
Looks great and the project for the house must be exciting.
The clients just had the house built, so for them to finally see some finishing touches go on is definitely exciting for them. It’s exciting for me to be a part of such a large project.
@@AnthonyScolaro1 I'm sure making videos as you go on will be great especially if we can see how the house changes with your work, good luck. By the way how is your motorcycle outings going,
@@zeplin4078 unfortunately I haven’t been able to ride for about a month between work and the weird weather. But late March early April is right around the corner
Beautiful!
incredible. Thanks
Great project. On all these faux beams what bothers me is that the ends don't have end grain. Couldn't you take a piece of the corbel cutoff and make a 45 degree cut to insert that in the end? Just have to be a little more picky on the glue up maybe?
The corbels were no where near the size of the end caps. you would either have to have a solid beam and Slice a piece off of the end and it would have to be the exact size you need or bigger, which defeats the purpose because if you had a beam that big, you would just use the solid wood for the entire mantel. If you did a glue up, you would have to face glue about 8-10 pieces of wood or more to get the size you need and you would never really make the growth rings look the way they should and lastly, all that work you do to make that end cap look like end grain would make you have to charge the clients a lot extra for your extra labor, time and materials. You can do for yourself but I am not, so it really defeats the purpose of saving time and money for you and your clients.
@@AnthonyScolaro1 true enough about time and money, it's just a personal pet peeve. 😆
@@Belg1970 you’re absolutely right, that’s why I always give my clients the option of what they want but unfortunately they would just have to pay extra.
Nice