Очень утомительно смотреть. И классическая музыка совсем к видео не подходит. Возможно, что вещь добротная, но зачем так сложно? По-моему моему много лишней работы, без которой можно обойтись. Хотя она показывает мастерство автора, но утомляет смотреть.
its very generous of you to share all this, thank you. If ever possible, a list of products used and measurements of the lantern parts would be great. right now I would not attempt such a project without a bit more technical info.
Thank you so much. I dont think i would take on such a challenging project anyways, I see why they're so expensive. At best, I could make the structure out of Wood and cover it with shapecrete, I dont know. So could this type of lantern have functioning light? It doesnt look like it.
Yes, it can be function, but the client wanted to be simple without lightbulb :) ... you can make it electrical, or use a candle, or even an oil lamp inside the light box
Have you seen my other lamps? Pagoda and the other one? In pagoda I used tea lights candle... here is the link : th-cam.com/video/67C-I-wJMfw/w-d-xo.html
Hello Mr. Paul Iascau's studi, his work is wonderful, excellent workmanship, very capricious. Could pass the name of the materials used. I see many youtibers use raw cement, your dough is very clear and looks lighter, thinner, which seems to give this finish smoother.Different. Gratitude for passing your knowledge.
Hey Paul, great video. On parts like the lantern body you should try using glass fibre in the concrete. Easy to work with and strong. Any that is showing on the surface can be sanded off or even burnt.
Very impressive. Like the idea of using styrofoam. I'm going to try a smaller , simple version.. first time... what do you use for a release agent? can I use fiber reinforced quickcrete for this project? Thanks for posting..
+dseto8888 Hi David, Yes, I think it's a good idea, you can use some textured paint like anti stone chip paint that it's used on cars and then spray 2 or 3 coats of flat paint to really protect the wood from elements. And I will like to see some photo's of the lamp when it's finished :). You can send me the photo's on pauldanidp@gmail.com, I will realy appreciate this. Paul.
Thank you! For the molds I used wood particle boards, gypsum plaster, hemp fibres, paint, wax, and oil as a release agent and for the concrete I used sand, cement, PP fibres and steel.
Thank you! I actally made this lanterns for clients ... I dont have a japanese garden... In the future I want to make a small japanese garden with a pond on my land
nice I don't know what type of garden I want will it be fantasy or a japanese garden. I have a hard time choosing between a lord of the rings elf garden or a japanese garden.
I will but for now the previous owners haven't been maintaining the garden so I am battling vines pulling them on by one on a garden 20 meters by 70 meters. I already have put out 15 trees because we had to many. I am trying to clear out all the space before getting the job done. I do have some sketches how I want it to be done one day. When I look at your work you inspire me to work in my garden thank you very much!
wouahhhhhh great job..it seems made by passion great technic. If possible could you give me the proportions and measurement of different parts.Thanks a lot
Hi Paul.i'm beginning to make one.for the roof the wooden part in the middle seems higher? and i have a question about the concrete part under the roof. in the plan i can read 10cm from the top to the base.including this part?
Your a pro. I wish I could work with you for a while, I'd learn some great stuff. The roof section looks pretty tricky to me but I think I could tackle most of the rest though.What part of the world do live anyway?
I been building things my whole life..I cant believe you didn't take any shortcuts o that project you could have got the bottom 3 pieces at lowes ..you hand made them the hard way from scratch and grinned and added re-bar..touch up and sand, and hand sand concrete..those will last a lifetime and pass on as heirlooms.. they are indeed worth something
I have learn't some interesting techniques here, especially the ingenious use of foam. If I tried making one it would not be as good as yours as I am lazy and less skilful so I would try to take as many shortcuts as possible. I would try using proprietary plant trays and other objects as moulds. I would not have used so much rebar, maybe some more aggregate and possibly steel fibres and thinner steel wire. As you are using glass fibres, my feeling is that it probably does not need the rebar. Did you try without and find that they break or was it more of an instinct to make it as strong as possible? I can see that your metal and fibreglass molds look very reuseable but wonder if your chipboard molds last very long?.
Im planning a japanese lamp in cement I was not Thinking to do a casting mold because honestly I did not Know how to, maybe ill take the risk following your video.
+jesus gonzalez If you follow my video, it should work. In about 3 months I'll have a video on how I made a pagoda lanthern. I'm just waiting for the confirmation of the client. But you can try following this video. I worked about 45 hours on this lanthern, and wait about 1 and a half week for the plaster mold to dry so I can finish the molds and pour the concrete. Good luck! and please send me some pictures after I love to see it.
And people wonder how the Pyramids were built. Is it easier to get a big chunk of stone a hack at it like an ice sculpture? or do what this gentleman did? I know. Easier to haul 2 tons of rock up a mile in the sky or use some form of cast mold like this feller??? Yeah? I know. C'mon scientists... work smarter not harder. Great skills by the way brother
This is a great video showing YOU making a Japanese lantern for a yard space. But with out you explaining what your doing it is useless to everyone else. I do like your music selection, but unfortunately that won't really help me build my own lantern.
Thank you! I'm sorry I used addnotations to explain the process, but TH-cam took down the addnotations because of he new policy, so now I'll have to wrte a subtitle... I'll try to announce you when it's ready :)
Well, there are a lot of people who apprecite this videos and actually make something after watching them. Maybe if you read the instructions in the comments below you woul understand what I'm doing
That was absolutely beautiful! I would love to have that. True artistry!!!
Thank you so much for posting! Beautifully done and will attempt making this! You got me motivated!
A craftsman sharing his artisan skills and creativity. Excellent high quality finish lantern. Thank you for sharing
Thank you! :)
Absolutely superb craftsmanship. Very creative in your use of tools and materials. I learned a lot from your techniques. Thank You.
You're welcome! Thank you too! I'm happy you like it! :)
Stunning! Exactly what my Japanese garden needs! 😎🌲
Beautiful. I love oriental things and you have the talent and patience to make stunning masterpieces. Thank you for the video, please make more
Angela Mullins Thank you very much!:) This comment make me continue to make more things like this!:)
Очень утомительно смотреть. И классическая музыка совсем к видео не подходит. Возможно, что вещь добротная, но зачем так сложно? По-моему моему много лишней работы, без которой можно обойтись. Хотя она показывает мастерство автора, но утомляет смотреть.
Amazing. So many different techniques.
You should definitely make thee commercially! I would definitely buy one! It is beautiful!
its very generous of you to share all this, thank you. If ever possible, a list of products used and measurements of the lantern parts would be great. right now I would not attempt such a project without a bit more technical info.
Thank you! :)... I will post the dimenssions and the materials as soon as I can
Thank you so much. I dont think i would take on such a challenging project anyways, I see why they're so expensive. At best, I could make the structure out of Wood and cover it with shapecrete, I dont know. So could this type of lantern have functioning light? It doesnt look like it.
Yes, it can be function, but the client wanted to be simple without lightbulb :) ... you can make it electrical, or use a candle, or even an oil lamp inside the light box
Have you seen my other lamps? Pagoda and the other one? In pagoda I used tea lights candle... here is the link : th-cam.com/video/67C-I-wJMfw/w-d-xo.html
I'll check it out
Wow so much patience you have, I guess it's the only way to create a masterpiece. Very nice
Thank you very much! I appreciate your comment! :)
it's great to witness a true artist
Thank you!
Hello, thank you for this amazing sharing. Have you thé dimension of différent pièces to make thé same ?
Thank you! I don't have the dimensions, I made it how I thought it will look good
Love your choice in music.
👏 Натхнення і нових проектів ❤️🔥
You are very talented!! Great work!!
+Sarah frun Thank you, Sarah! I appreciate! :)
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sorin990 Da
SUperb ! dar ce faci la 1:39 ? ce e chestia albastra si pasta care o versi pe model?
sorin990 am folosit vopsea pe baza de diluant cu uscare rapida si apoi ceara de albine ca sa fiu sigur ca nu se lipeste matrita de pozitiv
Great video, well thought through. I reckon I could just about do that !!!!
Good to see the passion of making this.
Sunita Sharma Thank you! I appreciate!
Thank you for all your wonderful videos. So inspirational! I will for shure try to make one, or many :-D
That was a lot of work. Good job!
Thank you very much, robinson! I appreciate!
اسلام علیکم ورحمتہ اللہ وبرکاتہ ماشاءاللہ بہت عمدہ بہت عمدہ کاریگری ہے،🇮🇳
I love your videos, very informative and relaxing. Could you please tell what mix of concrete your finished item uses. Thanks Kevin.
you are a professional. thank you for this beautiful lantern video.
I absolutely LOVE to watch your work! Are the wood square molds reusable??
Thank you very much! I'm sorry I answer this late! Yes, all the pieces are reusable
Please list the materials were used. Thx.
Hello great work ..what is that wire cutting saw for polystyrene
What do you use for a power source for your foam cutter?
Really great! Much more work that I am going to do but have my own ideas to make it easier. What is the concrete mix and sealant you used? Thank you!
Thank you! I'm using different kinds of mixes, but you can use 3 parts gravel, 2 sand, 1 cement, sometimes I use water glass as a sealant
Very nice!
Invejável a sua habilidade!! Parabéns pelo trabalho!!
It would be nice if you explained as you go what you are doing and the different products you are using
I had, but youtube took down the addnotations, I'll post a subtitle as soon as I can
What did you put on the concrete surface at 06:13 ?
Why did you paint the mold in black?
because he had black laying around the shop and was hoping paint would make the concrete not stick to the form
he added a thin layer of concrete at 6:13 to fill in the air bubble holes
I made a cement slury (cement & water) to cover the imperfections, And I paint the mold so the concrete wont stck to the plaster mold
Hello Mr. Paul Iascau's studi, his work is wonderful, excellent workmanship, very capricious. Could pass the name of the materials used. I see many youtibers use raw cement, your dough is very clear and looks lighter, thinner, which seems to give this finish smoother.Different.
Gratitude for passing your knowledge.
You can use galvanized wire to hold the metal reinforcement together 😐
What are the measurements of this master piece
Check out this link for the plan th-cam.com/video/WrQpt6PQIQ0/w-d-xo.html
Great work of art ..
What kind of cement or mortar are you using does it have to be refractory or some sort of fire resistant? Also very good work looks great.
Thanks!! It's just concrete, 2 ssnd 1 cement
Hello, do you have the dimensions for this ? It is amazing thank you for sharing with us.🙏
Hey Paul, great video. On parts like the lantern body you should try using glass fibre in the concrete. Easy to work with and strong. Any that is showing on the surface can be sanded off or even burnt.
Thank you! I used PP fiber from Sika, it does the same thing
Very impressive. Like the idea of using styrofoam. I'm going to try a smaller , simple version.. first time... what do you use for a release agent? can I use fiber reinforced quickcrete for this project? Thanks for posting..
I find out engine oil works best, I haven't use fiber reinforced quickcrete before, but you can try
What does the light come from in these lanterns? What fuel?
I use light bulb, but you can use different fuels because it is concrete, and fire its not a problem
Hi Paul,
I'm considering making the same except in wood and then spraying with a very rough concrete type mixture. Any thoughts on this ?
David.
+dseto8888 Hi David,
Yes, I think it's a good idea, you can use some textured paint like anti stone chip paint that it's used on cars and then spray 2 or 3 coats of flat paint to really protect the wood from elements. And I will like to see some photo's of the lamp when it's finished :). You can send me the photo's on pauldanidp@gmail.com, I will realy appreciate this.
Paul.
Thats cool
Great work Paul. What are the material you use to cast the mold. Sorry, I'm just a beginner trying to learn the process.
Thank you! For the molds I used wood particle boards, gypsum plaster, hemp fibres, paint, wax, and oil as a release agent and for the concrete I used sand, cement, PP fibres and steel.
+Paul Iascau's studio and polistyrene foam boards
Man I thought making a ramp sink was involved. Good work.
:) Thank you!
that's really amazing so do you have a japanese garden now that you designed yourself?
Thank you! I actally made this lanterns for clients ... I dont have a japanese garden... In the future I want to make a small japanese garden with a pond on my land
nice I don't know what type of garden I want will it be fantasy or a japanese garden. I have a hard time choosing between a lord of the rings elf garden or a japanese garden.
Interesting ...I'll like you to send me some pictures if you decide and make yourself a garden :)
I will but for now the previous owners haven't been maintaining the garden so I am battling vines pulling them on by one on a garden 20 meters by 70 meters. I already have put out 15 trees because we had to many. I am trying to clear out all the space before getting the job done. I do have some sketches how I want it to be done one day. When I look at your work you inspire me to work in my garden thank you very much!
You're welcome! And thank you for sharing this with me! It's my pleasure to know that I inspired you! :)
nice work!
cameraphotostudio Thank you!
wouahhhhhh great job..it seems made by passion great technic. If possible could you give me the proportions and measurement of different parts.Thanks a lot
Thank you! I made another video in wich I put the plan at the begining, please check on my other videos for the plan , I will send you the link
th-cam.com/video/WrQpt6PQIQ0/w-d-xo.html
thank you for your answer, i will at once look at your video.
You're welcome!
Hi Paul.i'm beginning to make one.for the roof the wooden part in the middle seems higher? and i have a question about the concrete part under the roof. in the plan i can read 10cm from the top to the base.including this part?
Your a pro. I wish I could work with you for a while, I'd learn some great stuff. The roof section looks pretty tricky to me but I think I could tackle most of the rest though.What part of the world do live anyway?
Thank you very much! :) I'm from Romania
a fair price for that would be 1200 and up maybe 1500 ..that is a ridiculous amount of work and ingenuity to built that
Thank you very much! I appreciate! It's a shame that not much people appreciate the hard work like you do! :)
I been building things my whole life..I cant believe you didn't take any shortcuts o that project you could have got the bottom 3 pieces at lowes ..you hand made them the hard way from scratch and grinned and added re-bar..touch up and sand, and hand sand concrete..those will last a lifetime and pass on as heirlooms.. they are indeed worth something
Thank you very much! You made my day! :) I really appreciate you're comment!
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you, very much!:)
Id like to have the measurements of your stone lantern if possible thank you
Very professional. expert
Thank you!:)
Wonderful
Kexin Zhou Thank you!
I have learn't some interesting techniques here, especially the ingenious use of foam.
If I tried making one it would not be as good as yours as I am lazy and less skilful so I would try to take as many shortcuts as possible. I would try using proprietary plant trays and other objects as moulds. I would not have used so much rebar, maybe some more aggregate and possibly steel fibres and thinner steel wire. As you are using glass fibres, my feeling is that it probably does not need the rebar. Did you try without and find that they break or was it more of an instinct to make it as strong as possible? I can see that your metal and fibreglass molds look very reuseable but wonder if your chipboard molds last very long?.
I wanted to be sure it wont crack that's why I went overkill with the steel :)...actually the chipboard molds are very good :)
the roof .
Im planning a japanese lamp in cement I was not Thinking to do a casting mold because honestly I did not Know how to, maybe ill take the risk following your video.
+jesus gonzalez If you follow my video, it should work. In about 3 months I'll have a video on how I made a pagoda lanthern. I'm just waiting for the confirmation of the client. But you can try following this video. I worked about 45 hours on this lanthern, and wait about 1 and a half week for the plaster mold to dry so I can finish the molds and pour the concrete. Good luck! and please send me some pictures after I love to see it.
+jesus gonzalez If you have other questions feel free to ask me.
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Привет! Нет, извините
@@pauliascau Понел. Спасибо
Why there is no option for BIG LIKE ??? :)
:)) Thank you!
c'est très bien
Merci beaucoup! :)
And people wonder how the Pyramids were built. Is it easier to get a big chunk of stone a hack at it like an ice sculpture? or do what this gentleman did? I know. Easier to haul 2 tons of rock up a mile in the sky or use some form of cast mold like this feller??? Yeah? I know. C'mon scientists... work smarter not harder. Great skills by the way brother
No.. it is not easier ... believe me, I tried :)) And thank you very much my friend!
💛🙏
This is a great video showing YOU making a Japanese lantern for a yard space. But with out you explaining what your doing it is useless to everyone else. I do like your music selection, but unfortunately that won't really help me build my own lantern.
Thank you! I'm sorry I used addnotations to explain the process, but TH-cam took down the addnotations because of he new policy, so now I'll have to wrte a subtitle... I'll try to announce you when it's ready :)
@@pauliascau Take no notice mate, the video is self explanatory for anyone with common sense. Fantastic job by the way👏👏👌
Like.
Enescu ?. Si smantana 😊
E Guillaume Tell: Overture :)
Too much for me you can make one for me Ill buy it cash if you can ship it.
The shipment is the problem, it is very expensive
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:)
The entire process looks toxic...
Interesting but not much use if anybody wanted to actually know what the hell you're doing with all those steps you take.
Well, there are a lot of people who apprecite this videos and actually make something after watching them. Maybe if you read the instructions in the comments below you woul understand what I'm doing
And If you still dont understand please ask nice and I will tell you