✔ DiResta Bulleit Cart/Marque
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- I build a display cart with a lighted marque for Bulleit Bourbon. this build took 2-3 days.
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there is something so very satisfying about watching someone he is really good at what they do, create something from nothing at super speed. Great vids.
This is just awesome!!! Three videos in one... The cart, the sign and the boxes... The wire connection blow my mind!
Beyond impressive. Precise yet approximate, refined yet raw, and completely original. Wow.
Once again I am left just shaking my head at how much I learned, your skill at setting up your shots, and the way you do things in general. Great video man.
This man is my idol. I love seeing the methodology and process to make some of the things that he makes. Always using interesting techniques. This is one of my favorite channels.
Great job Jimmy! I like the industrial look of threaded pipe. Add welding and there are no limits
You just sit here with your mouth open in awe of the superb craftsmanship...
This was SO good!! Those letters turned out really great and I learned lots of new tricks from this one!! Great job man!
I was listening to the podcast last night out in my shop and trying to picture this in my head... Not even close! This is so cool I can honestly see myself building one for my backyard, or maybe even just the letters for my shop.
#inspired
I Like To Make Stuff thank you brother!!
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Nice project! I like the bending of the metal sheets to wrap around the letters! It looks vintage!
I'm really liking the new camera. With the lighting and the angles and all the new shots you can get.
¡Qué Arte tienes! ¡Qué Grande!
Metal, madera, electricidad... Le das a todo. Un aplauso y muchas gracias.
Not only a craftsman, but also an artist. I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming.
The DiResta 30 are still at it I see. Another awesome video Jimmy. My 12 year old son watched it with me and says "I really like his work". Thank you for sharing your talents with us all.
Nothing new here... just awesome and absolutely amazing work by Jimmy!
You, sir, are a master! Cheers!
Your videos are fantastically hypnotic. I could watch you run a band saw all day.
How to start sunday morning the best way in Germany? With a brand new DiResta Video. LOVE IT! Thank you for your many many great Videos!
Mr. Diresta, I would like to let know that I have Panic attacks, but there is something very zen about watching you work. Your videos always calm me down, please keep up the great work.
Never a boring video, it is great to watch.
Your practicality is refreshing. I like to go around my elbow to get to my butt sometimes. Every project is so well planned out and executed, I fly by the seat of my pants most times, so each step is a puzzle. Keep up the good work! If I am ever in New York, I would love to shake your hand.
I'm speechless. That was just so amazing you never let me down when I watch your videos
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY EIGHTH!!! That sign is excellent, can we get a directors cut of letter making portion- methods and what have you?
David Waelder Now David, just because you are in the coveted 178th spot, doesn't mean you should brag about it.
I agree with the letter making part. I made a simple M 8 months ago and scoured the internet. Nothing is as awesome as this. I would have quit at the "e"
David Waelder yes please!!
I always wanted to be a carpenter and do what you do but was always discouraged because it's a "man's job."
But your videos make me happy. You are a true talent! Adore your work, love watching you make things. Very inspiring. :)
Courtney Ortiz-Cseh His wife has tig welded on some of his jobs. If you want to do something, go for it. Don't let your gender limit you.
April Wilkerson shows that it can be done. ;)
Hey if you want to be a car pater or any thing else then you go for it and gender be dammed
Courtney Ortiz-Cseh You still can, there is no reason why you couldn't study the craft now.
Courtney Ortiz-Cseh Gender has absolutely nothing to do with learning a craft and getting good at it. Don't ever let someone discourage you from learning a new skill. You were put on this earth to make yourself happy and no one else.
Great work as always Jimmy! It always amazes me how confident you are in your cuts. First with that stack of pipes and than drilling the holes in the letters with no guide as far as I can tell. Never ceases to amaze me.
Every time I watch, I learn. Thanks for making videos!
Man!!!! You never make anything by a half measure do you!!!! Brilliant!!!!!
Jimmy, you are a real hero. thanks for inspiring!
greetings from Munich, Germany
That was great Jimmy. The cart was cool but the sign makes it awesome. Well done! Douglas
Loved the new little cinematic style at the end. Always great to watch you work!
Your videos are an absolute joy to watch.
Watching you build things makes me feel more handy, until I try it myself.
Absolutely amazing work. So much inspiration every time I watch your vids. Without the perfect tool from time to time but always perfectly executed.
parabéns Jimmy, mais um trabalho sensacional!!!! abraços
mind blown with the craftsmanship.
Awesome build Jimmy! Thanks for the post!
Your craftsmanship is amazing.
Great job Jimmy! You make it look so easy.
Excellent build, loving the slow mo drill shots!
Great job Jimmy. I think you don't get enough props for your design mojo, because of your wicked build skills. You've developed a whole new style.
every.. EVERY time I'm watching your videos, at the end of it, I'm only satisfied, your work is amazing, you do everything in details and this is so good to watch. Don't change anything jimmy I can't wait for the next project, greeting from Québec!
Sir, you are a really talented artist! I'm always mesmerized watching you work.
Really digging the rolled up jeans and crocks! Like the work!
Ahhh, that saw dust in the sun light 😍😂😜 awesome build Jimmy 😉👍🏼
Another awesome creation...You've got a real talent.
Nice build. Loved the random Sriracha bottle on your workbench.
I actually said "wow" out loud for this. What an awesome result! :-)
You're still the master of the bandsaw on those letters, Jimmy! Very cool video!
Love it video. The lighting and metal bending process was killer. Learned a ton as usual. Thank you for sharing.
That was awesome. So much goes into those lights. Great video, thanks.
Very nice, really like the way the letters turned out.
I think this might be my new favourite Diresta build. It shows off several of the things you're brilliant at. Metal work, carpentry and electrics. I love it!
Keep it up man, it's great stuff!
Awesome.
Bulleit was my first bourbon ever. It's currently my 3rd favorite.
I Got to hand it to you ...
Every time I see a video, I learn something.
You've got mad skills and thought process. Thanks for another great video.
Copied this for a garage sign with my side business name on it. Took me three days and the sheet metal wasn't nearly as clean, but still very badass. I used BoSox font. I must have ordered the wrong lights, as they were a real bear to get them to light up and had quite a few of the cases break when taking them apart. Thanks for the tutorial Jimmy... Inspiration as always.
That is one of the coolest things you've ever made! Keep on inspiring!
I used to watch Dirty Money all the time!!!!!! And I've watched like all of your videos so far! Big fan
Hey Jimmy I have seen a lot of talented people in my life but none of them could come even close to what you can do your an amazing craftsman keep up the great videos and great projects most of all stay safe my friend
Awesome! I have never done any woodworking in my life, and yet watching you work is just so enjoyable! Stay awesome, man!
All these sign videos are the best!
with all this beautiful bulleit things you have built i hope they keep you well stocked
Я просто восхищаюсь вашим мастерством!!!
Another project turned out amazing. Love the techniques and ideas you use in all your vids. Well played Sir. Well played.
The whole time you were forming the metal around the letters, my mouth was hanging open. Awesome, as always!
I was so excited that I knew what you were doing by cutting the pipe, using the small ends to weld back together. i have done that. But using square stock to align, fugging genius !
Always the teacher :-)
"It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge"
Albert Einstein
Again just wow , very nice craftsmanship
Love those carnival letters man, great project!
So much in one video! Love the lettering and I'll probably be trying it in the near future.
Love it!
Awesome again Mr. Diresta, tnx for sharing!!!
Christmas lights, brilliant!
Amazing work as always. You speed this one up much more than usual.
Those dumplings looked amazing.
Awesome as usual, love the individual letters....genius!
At 2;40-2:56 what did you use the sriracha sauce for? Hopefully just lunch. NICE job as always.
You are realy artist. Your solutions of "how to do that" is awesome.
Nice job Jimmy. Greetings from Argentina.
You always work so fast. I'm impressed!
Beautiful, Jimmy. Loved it! Always inspiring.
That really was a cool build, one of my favorites I reckon.
I also dug the Sriracha cameo.
Was shocked at the camo crocs, but understand that you were maybe a bit hot after the Sriracha.
Looking forward to the next vid.
So good!!! Love your work man, thanks for posting all your projects and taking the time to film the process
Hole saw, good idea. I often ground the half moon into pipe, but cutting with a hole saw looks much easier.
I dont know why but your videos are like ASMR to me. I just stare and them and enjoy the whole experience
Nicely done Jimmy.
Dude your videos are awesome!!! I'm from Russia and yesterday i accidentally found your channel on TH-cam....And now i am watching your videos instead of HBO TV series! )) COOL
This is incredible dude! I'm blown away! Nice job!
Welding with Crocs on...you're a brave man!
You're a master with those letters. My god. Sick.
Just another awesome and beautiful work. Thanks for sharing jimmy :-)
jimmydiresta was the reason you didn't use weld fittings purely aesthetic? It looks great as it is, just curious. Also do you have a link or name to the lights you used that you could post? Great job, thanks
BOOM. That's how you DO that. Nice work sir...
I count 49 bulbs. that's a lot of holes, but real slick idea how you dismantled and then rebuilt the string of lights like that. Cool idea.
Perfection, if i tried to drill holes in those letters at random it would end up as even as when diresta does it, its his six sense measurement vision! Great work
beautiful, simply beautiful .
You are always fun to watch. Great stuff.
Awesome work buddy. I just started watching your videos and can't stop now. Your craftsmanship is what hooked me in, but when I started seeing you building stuff for my favorite whiskey (Bulleit) it had me even more hooked. Keep up the amazing work man. Cheers and Prost.
That was awesome!!!! Well done sir.
Wow! Great build! You continue to inspire me to create, thanks:)
Awesome project.
Fantastic work, thanks Jimmy
You never seize to amaze me! Awesome!
Amazing work! Totally appropriating this lighting idea for myself. Where can I find those light sockets?