All great tips! I have not seen a video from anyone explaining 30 degree verses 45 degree so that is very helpful, I can't wait to try both methods :-) Love the finished pieces!
- E X C E L L E N T video.The details are very clear, ideas are creative & instructions re: cutting angles are VERY, VERY helpful to a novice woodworker. Thanx 4 sharing. If you're new at this, I can't for the next few years to see your crafts. You're an artisan at this.
The lighting looks better than most out here in TH-cam land. The color seems to be a little chalky but that may be my device. The sound is great. Depending on what you are going for in the lighting effect you might want to run a search on Rembrandt lighting. In studio portrait photography the main light ratio to the fill light is a maximum of 3 to 1. In video lighting you may want more of a 2 to 1 ratio. The lighting ratio can give you some light shadows on the face so it's a much more normal or life like appearance and not come out flat. Sometime raising the main light slightly above the head will give the look of a more natural (sun like) lighting as well. But I got to say what you have in this video is far better than so many video makers out here.
FINALLY! I saw this video last year and meant to save it, but somehow lost it. I just spent the better part of a week hunting it down. Excellent instructions! Hoping you use your techniques and build a headboard for my son. Thinking about putting a 1/2" spacer between mountains and background and hiding a LED strip. Thanks for the video. Downloaded, saved, and subscribed.
I really enjoy your video. The audio and the lighting are tremendous. You may be new to this but you are doing an excellent job. I really appreciate your talk over on the video. Keep up the great work.
Happy new year. The soft box lighting on you is a nice even light you might just need to move them around so your face isn't in the shadow on one side. As far as a resolution mine is to be more creative. 2018 was a move and set up year and not as much time in the shop. Goal for 2019 is to get back to making things got some fun projects for the house and a few bigger customer items to start the year. Drew
Thanks for the watch and comment Drew! Yeah I might add a little fill light on the left side. I’m shooting a video right now experimenting with lighting and camera transitions, as I really want to learn and nail that stuff this year. At least you have a good start to the year off! Happy New Year man!
Thanks for sharing as I have been thinking about do some of these mountainscapes myself. I was just going to do the 45 degree method but after seeing this will definitely do the 30 degree. I never though about the lighting so I went back to one of your old videos to compare and I have to say the new lighting is better.
Hey thanks! I LOVE the 30 degree method myself as well. A little easier and different than a lot of others. Almost a little more modern too. I’m really liking the new lighting at least for talking-head stuff. Thanks for the feedback!
Nice Job Bud! Me and Angles... yea we don’t get along. But then again no one has ever worked with me. I end up wasting more material and it pisses me off. But Nice Job! Big Jim. Chardon Ohio
Great video! Your teaching style was easy to understand, thanks for sharing! The audio and lighting were great. Your music was at a good level. You have a new subscriber!
Funny you said that. We plan on having some for sale soon. Getting inventory established has been a little bit of an uphill battle. Also we plan on doing a giveaway of at least the night version (as soon as we figure out how) so stay tuned!
wow you made that look really easy. Audio was fine Sorry I wasn't paying attention to the lighting, too busy watching you create. Nice job oh and Happy New Year
Excellent video! I can see that even I could do it! Trust me, that is a stretch. If you saw the shelves I made on my instagram you will understand. ugh. Then again, uneven garage floor... That is my excuse and I am sticking with it. ;-) A thought: Have you thought of doing some targeted burns (shoo sugih ban style) to make clouds? If anyone could pull off that style it would be you! Keep up the good work! Happy New Year!
Friend almost 2 years later I find your video. You do amazing work!! The pics are incredibly beautiful to put it lightly!! I hope you are still making videos on YT. Please let me know that you are and I will subscribe. I have already liked. Thanks for sharing!!.. :))……..
Or you could just check his videos and when the newest one was uploaded. Why do people think youtubers with thousands of subscribers have time to answer every little question from every single person looking for attention???
@@jaydwy8069 friend I don’t know a lot about TH-cam. So please forgive me. Most of my comment was bragging on how beautiful his work was. Should I have left that out to? I don’t want to be your enemy just because you said something rude to me for no reason. Or because maybe you would look like “”The man,”” after putting me in my place. There was no reason to be rude or to even make that comment. Do you think people really care that much about your personal thoughts? I don’t think you got the response you were expecting. Zero likes. Not that you care because you obviously don’t but you will get more attention or likes from positive comments then you will negative. I was not trying to down you, like you were me. If you took it that way you are wrong. I’d much rather be your friend than your enemy even if just on YT. If you watch the news much, then you should know we need to stick together rather than bicker amongst ourselves. But hey, we all have freedom of speech,, or should I say did have. Best wishes to you, friend.
Happy New Year! YES! Such a great question. I like the look of the box frame more than a mitered frame for these because I think it helps retain the "rustic" or "handmade" vibe that these tend to put off. And honestly they're easier, so that's a bonus. I don't have to worry about miters separating that way too.
Great video - do you have a link you could post for the angle/protractor device you're using at 02:39 in this video? Looks like a great tool to have in the shop and I'd love to get something similar. Thank you!
I should have tried google first, I found what you're using :) www.lowes.com/pd/General-Tools-Instruments-Steel-Protractor/1018383?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-tol-_-google-_-lia-_--_-specialtyhandtools-_-1018383-_-0&store_code=1874&placeholder=null&gclid=Cj0KCQjwirz3BRD_ARIsAImf7LPMKvHFPBIlJ_l1trNRX0mCK_2m6EdEuBXywBGEV4l-32BbWwyu1-saAtLhEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds or such
That water base clear you use how does it come out of the can. I've gotten 2 of then and it's dosent come out nice and even it splatters just wondering if I got a bad batch or that's how that stuff is
So I had really good luck with Minwax and Varathane until lately. I think I got a bad batch as well. This time of year I make sure to keep it inside. That helps a lot as they seem to hate the cold. I have noticed with the water based stuff though, even if it isn’t a perfect spray, it doesn’t build and gum-up like the oil based. I used this same stuff for my computer desk and at first I thought I ruined it. Turned out just fine. Oh also make sure the nozzle isn’t clogged up. That’s happened to me too.
Excellent! I think you summarized the project well when you talked about this being a good starter project for someone who has some tools but also want to be more creative than making a drawer. Looking forward to more videos!
Happy New Year and thanks so much for watching! Let's hear those new year resolutions!
Love that dark blue sky... looks like a Van Gogh swirly sky with the grain showing through.
Right! I wasn’t so sure at first but I really like it!
All great tips! I have not seen a video from anyone explaining 30 degree verses 45 degree so that is very helpful, I can't wait to try both methods :-) Love the finished pieces!
Nice work must get at it.
Awesome project. Light and audio are good.
Thanks for watching!!
- E X C E L L E N T video.The details are very clear, ideas are creative & instructions re: cutting angles are VERY, VERY helpful to a novice woodworker. Thanx 4 sharing. If you're new at this, I can't for the next few years to see your crafts. You're an artisan at this.
Happy New Year Audio & Lighting is looking/sounding great 👍
Sweet! Thank you! And Happy New Year to you as well!
Audio and lighting are fine. The mountains are pretty cool too.
Saludos desde MÉXICO... excelente video
The lighting looks better than most out here in TH-cam land. The color seems to be a little chalky but that may be my device. The sound is great. Depending on what you are going for in the lighting effect you might want to run a search on Rembrandt lighting. In studio portrait photography the main light ratio to the fill light is a maximum of 3 to 1. In video lighting you may want more of a 2 to 1 ratio. The lighting ratio can give you some light shadows on the face so it's a much more normal or life like appearance and not come out flat. Sometime raising the main light slightly above the head will give the look of a more natural (sun like) lighting as well.
But I got to say what you have in this video is far better than so many video makers out here.
4:20 i like the scrap bin at the out feed
These are beautiful! Need to make one! At the moment I'm making wooden toys for charity and friends!
Thanks for showing how & sharing that, and Happy New Year
Happy New Year! Thanks for watching!
my friend. very nice. thank you so much. be happy.....
FINALLY!
I saw this video last year and meant to save it, but somehow lost it. I just spent the better part of a week hunting it down.
Excellent instructions!
Hoping you use your techniques and build a headboard for my son. Thinking about putting a 1/2" spacer between mountains and background and hiding a LED strip.
Thanks for the video.
Downloaded, saved, and subscribed.
Sorry i didnt see this a long time ago. Great video. Thanks for sharing on how to make these.
Cool project ,I like how it turned out your lighting and everything else was spot on good tutorial
Cheers
Tim from Wood 4 Nothing.
Hey thanks Tim! Really appreciate it. Happy New Year!
My son and I always make a project for his teacher. This would be a great product for him to make this year
That’s seriously an AWESOME idea! Love it!
I really enjoy your video. The audio and the lighting are tremendous. You may be new to this but you are doing an excellent job. I really appreciate your talk over on the video. Keep up the great work.
Well thank you very much!
Wonderful projects/.Thanks
Great video, thanks a lot for the very detailed explanation.
Thanks for the advice.
Love this tutorial !! Thank you 🙏
Audio and video were good. Thanks for the inspiration.
Good to see you again
And it’s good to be here!! Hopefully I can maintain a good solid run at this stuff now. Thanks a bunch!
Cute
Happy new year. The soft box lighting on you is a nice even light you might just need to move them around so your face isn't in the shadow on one side. As far as a resolution mine is to be more creative. 2018 was a move and set up year and not as much time in the shop. Goal for 2019 is to get back to making things got some fun projects for the house and a few bigger customer items to start the year. Drew
Thanks for the watch and comment Drew! Yeah I might add a little fill light on the left side. I’m shooting a video right now experimenting with lighting and camera transitions, as I really want to learn and nail that stuff this year. At least you have a good start to the year off! Happy New Year man!
Thanks for sharing as I have been thinking about do some of these mountainscapes myself. I was just going to do the 45 degree method but after seeing this will definitely do the 30 degree. I never though about the lighting so I went back to one of your old videos to compare and I have to say the new lighting is better.
Hey thanks! I LOVE the 30 degree method myself as well. A little easier and different than a lot of others. Almost a little more modern too. I’m really liking the new lighting at least for talking-head stuff. Thanks for the feedback!
I like. Nice job
Nice Job Bud! Me and Angles... yea we don’t get along. But then again no one has ever worked with me. I end up wasting more material and it pisses me off. But Nice Job! Big Jim. Chardon Ohio
Great video!
Your teaching style was easy to understand, thanks for sharing!
The audio and lighting were great.
Your music was at a good level.
You have a new subscriber!
Happy new year! This will make a great project, thanks😎👍
Happy New Year! Let me know how it turns out if you make one.
Will do😁
Lighting and audio are great. Love the project, you could use pallet wood for this.
Yes definitely! And thank you!
The lighting and sound is good. You're good at this, keep going!
Thanks a ton for the positive comment! Means a lot. Happy New Year!
cool beans
I love this so much! I would so buy these.
Funny you said that. We plan on having some for sale soon. Getting inventory established has been a little bit of an uphill battle. Also we plan on doing a giveaway of at least the night version (as soon as we figure out how) so stay tuned!
@@InspireWoodcraft definitely.
Happy New Year! :) Great video!
Thanks for watching!
wow you made that look really easy. Audio was fine Sorry I wasn't paying attention to the lighting, too busy watching you create. Nice job oh and Happy New Year
Well I suppose the project aspect is the most important part after all. Thanks a ton for watching and Happy New Year to you as well!
Good job bro
Thank you!
Thanks for sub dude , I have to make this for a bed
Very cool design, man
Thanks a ton!
Muy bueno animo
Happy new year
Happy New Year!
Excellent video! I can see that even I could do it! Trust me, that is a stretch. If you saw the shelves I made on my instagram you will understand. ugh. Then again, uneven garage floor... That is my excuse and I am sticking with it. ;-)
A thought: Have you thought of doing some targeted burns (shoo sugih ban style) to make clouds? If anyone could pull off that style it would be you!
Keep up the good work! Happy New Year!
Hey Michael! I have though about that but I’ve never tried it. I didn’t see your shelves but I will head over and look now! Happy New Year my friend!!
Friend almost 2 years later I find your video. You do amazing work!! The pics are incredibly beautiful to put it lightly!! I hope you are still making videos on YT. Please let me know that you are and I will subscribe. I have already liked. Thanks for sharing!!.. :))……..
Or you could just check his videos and when the newest one was uploaded. Why do people think youtubers with thousands of subscribers have time to answer every little question from every single person looking for attention???
@@jaydwy8069 friend I don’t know a lot about TH-cam. So please forgive me. Most of my comment was bragging on how beautiful his work was. Should I have left that out to? I don’t want to be your enemy just because you said something rude to me for no reason. Or because maybe you would look like “”The man,”” after putting me in my place. There was no reason to be rude or to even make that comment. Do you think people really care that much about your personal thoughts? I don’t think you got the response you were expecting. Zero likes. Not that you care because you obviously don’t but you will get more attention or likes from positive comments then you will negative. I was not trying to down you, like you were me. If you took it that way you are wrong. I’d much rather be your friend than your enemy even if just on YT. If you watch the news much, then you should know we need to stick together rather than bicker amongst ourselves. But hey, we all have freedom of speech,, or should I say did have. Best wishes to you, friend.
Great video! What size plywood do you use for the backing.
happy new year.... is there a reason you choose to use straight cuts for your frame versus miter???
Happy New Year! YES! Such a great question. I like the look of the box frame more than a mitered frame for these because I think it helps retain the "rustic" or "handmade" vibe that these tend to put off. And honestly they're easier, so that's a bonus. I don't have to worry about miters separating that way too.
At 2:36 what is that tool called to make find the angle of the mountain outline and where can I get that from?
What painting did you use for tha mountains, sky moon, etc?
Great video - do you have a link you could post for the angle/protractor device you're using at 02:39 in this video? Looks like a great tool to have in the shop and I'd love to get something similar. Thank you!
I should have tried google first, I found what you're using :) www.lowes.com/pd/General-Tools-Instruments-Steel-Protractor/1018383?cm_mmc=shp-_-c-_-prd-_-tol-_-google-_-lia-_--_-specialtyhandtools-_-1018383-_-0&store_code=1874&placeholder=null&gclid=Cj0KCQjwirz3BRD_ARIsAImf7LPMKvHFPBIlJ_l1trNRX0mCK_2m6EdEuBXywBGEV4l-32BbWwyu1-saAtLhEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds or such
That water base clear you use how does it come out of the can. I've gotten 2 of then and it's dosent come out nice and even it splatters just wondering if I got a bad batch or that's how that stuff is
So I had really good luck with Minwax and Varathane until lately. I think I got a bad batch as well. This time of year I make sure to keep it inside. That helps a lot as they seem to hate the cold. I have noticed with the water based stuff though, even if it isn’t a perfect spray, it doesn’t build and gum-up like the oil based. I used this same stuff for my computer desk and at first I thought I ruined it. Turned out just fine. Oh also make sure the nozzle isn’t clogged up. That’s happened to me too.
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Excellent! I think you summarized the project well when you talked about this being a good starter project for someone who has some tools but also want to be more creative than making a drawer. Looking forward to more videos!
Hey thanks for the positive comment! And thanks for watching! Happy New Year!
Kudos on giving a crap about sound!
I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.
Hey Jodee, sent you an email
Okay. I will be checking today at some point. Thank you.