Oak Beam RESTORATION / New Workshop Lintel

In this video I'll show how I restored an old oak beam that will be used as lintel for my new workshop exit door to the backyard. I've upcycled 9 of these beams to use them as lintels for our new home.
These ancient beams come from a family's 200 years old farmhouse.
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[@awldune]

1:30 I have never seen a tool like this and I want one!

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Sits like an angle grinder with long shaft. Very useful with wire brush mounted for wood renovation applications 👍

[@Youtubechannel-po8cz]

You make it look so easy!!
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[@andrewooddotcom]

What a treasure! Thanks for video!

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Indeed! Will add rustic touch to our home. Thanks for comment ☺️

[@arteotroworkshop]

Qué guapada Lluis!!! Un aspecto precioso que le da a ese huecoo 🤩✌️✌️✌️

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Gracias Alvaro! Ademas le da un monton de historia pues esa madera tiene mas de 200 años y procede de la família. Poco a poco vamos avanzando 😉

[@Mikhandmaker]

I love the look got, well done 😉

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Thanks mate! 😙

[@GT_Racer347]

Sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@peterridding4874]

Beautiful timber . Chuck the saw away

[@bunkerTools]

Maravilloso trabajo 👏👏

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Gracias!!

[@walteredstates]

Duuude!
ASMR for tradies! ... brilliant...
And: looked up how to remove dry rot on old beams - spot on.
...I am clearly missing the Far(out)tool in my enterprise. Back to hand wire brushing, then.....😭

[@ernad500]

Rly Well done , am amazed with the work you've done !
Is there a market place or myb a link where to find this tool attachments ?

[@shaunclohessy5105]

hey .. i was surprised to see the lintel sagging in the middle .. should it not have been arched upwards? .. so utilising its natural spring? ...

[@philipsabourin2738]

Very nice video! what is the number of the last brush that you used? Thanks a lot.

[@mato1943]

oh looks awesome, aren t you afraid that those notches at the top will collect water and damage that lintel ?

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

I'm not for two reasons. First one, I rely on the Lasur finish I applied. It's water resistant and repellent. This kind of finish hold very well and doesn't seal the wood so no need to sand between coats or when you need to refresh the finish every 5 years. Second, after we apply monocoat acrylic mortar on the wall the lintel will be less exposed by its sides as we increase the wall thinness. I hope I've explained it well to you. Best regards!

[@Liquid_dreams-]

That is one crusty handsaw

[@alexandraathay]

Would have been nice to see how you took the lintel out and put it in otherwise a pointless video as most people know how to sand and paint wood 😮