Outstanding craftsmanship. Very few people have your knowledge or discipline to actually build a gate or door like you. Merry Christmas too you and God bless 🙏🎄❄️
years ago, BC, they made a single wheel on a spring loaded shaft you could connect to the lead edge of a gate and that roller would slow the sag. Guess I could make on for my old yard gate.
Its always great to see you folks working together and sticking together;-) a mans measure can be seen in the ways he treats his family and work. Much respect and as always protections around you all during these most interesting times. KIndest Regards BBh
Holy mother of moo cow, man... These are some not the most magnificent gates I've ever seen.👌🏽 They ooze perfection, absolutely love them, awesome design and build, mate.👍🏽
I've never been jealous more than two times in my life. The first time was when Billy Bob Thornton got to sweat under naked Halle Berry in a movie and this is the second time, watching you rocking those Felders!
Great looking project. Those are some big oak doors. I looked up Briwax "Hard wax oil". It looks like a product for interior use. I hope these gates hold up to the elements with that finish.
OAK doesn’t need any oil last 200 years or more outside with no finish, Personally I don’t like bright orange gates I like to silver and age so I had to hardback soil for the first year or two just by the gate settle
Another great looking gate. I'm trying to find the router bits you used, especially the edge bevel/chamfer router bit. You showed beveling/chamfering the top rail, it looks like you beveled/chamfered the mid rail and the bottom rail too. I need to take down my gate and bevel its rails and a fresh coat of finish.
Hi Manor Wood, which cutter do you use at 4:43, i've never seen one like that. Where can i buy this one? Do you use the high-speed spindle from Felder, for this cutter? Best regards from Austria Gerhard
fox wedged mortise and tenons on your rails would have kept your style edges clean. other than that i love your work, those are by far the best built gates on youtube hands down and ya that's one sweet shop.
I know that watching and watching the videos you learn a lot but sometimes it is not enough and certain details can escape so it would be nice if you made a video to explain in detail how the interlocking system of the vertical slats works 🤗
@@ManorWood Okay, I get it. You sprayed the door with oil. 99 to 1 for you. Then I would like to reduce my criticism to the principle that a systematic approach is almost always advantageous.
For exterior doors I always cut my tenons on the tablesaw, but your technique on the spindle moulder is much easier. It generates a clean cut and the tenons remain parallel to the faces of the rails, and dialing in the height of the cut is also pretty easily adjustable. Can I ask for the details of the cutting tool you're using on your Hammer F3? I might purchase a similar one.
Very nice. I think you laid out the cross braces in the correct orientation as well. The weight load on those should be directed toward the hinge side of the gate. I see some people do it the other way and the end result is sagging.
Great video, always an inspiration. Does anyone know how you calculate expansion/shrinkage in the t&g boards please? I'd like to replicate this for my gates (at a very amateur level) and don't want to see all the boards bowing up the first time the weather changes. Thank you.
This is so unfair!!! All I have is a couple Festool tools thinking I’m about to make a gate for Heaven and YOU GOT ALL THESE BIG TOOLS😂😂😂😂😂😳😳😳😳 JUST KIDDING--NICE WORK THIS VIDEO KEEPS ME KNOWING ONE DAY ILL BE RIGHT HERE!!!! God Bless!!!
Thanks for sharing. I was wandering about wood movement as once you've nailed all the vertical wood to the frame at the bottom it won't allow any movement.
@@Ed-ti1ss wood contracts and expands cross grain, so it won't expands upwards. Even thought @manor wood say is not a problem I still see it as an issue.
They look very nice with those rustic stone walls. Hmm that morticer is pretty good, do you think it’ll take over a lot of work you were doing with the domino XL?
@@ManorWood I think getting the load transferred onto the hinge point is the key from a structural point of view. Anything else puts elements in bending.
Hi Andy. Which dominos are you using? Looks like you are using a mixture of internal and external? As the internal ones are beech it has always puzzled me why they are internal only according to Festool
Outstanding craftsmanship. Very few people have your knowledge or discipline to actually build a gate or door like you.
Merry Christmas too you and God bless 🙏🎄❄️
I’m woodworker too and your work are amazing
A thing of beauty is a joy to behold. Inspiring! I'm imagining the aroma of oak being worked. Dream job!
Beautiful gates. You've just given me another job to procrastinate over.
Very impressive work. Did anyone notice the shop door at 10:45 into the video? Now that's a monster hinged door.
Stunning. Gorgeous.
Thank you! Cheers!
Really lovely set of gates !
boy you do some quality work. that is one solid gate, will definitely last generations, if taken care of.
What a fabulous workshop and the equipment is incredible, no wonder he can mske such fabulous products
Absolutely beautiful work. And what a workshop!
years ago, BC, they made a single wheel on a spring loaded shaft you could connect to the lead edge of a gate and that roller would slow the sag. Guess I could make on for my old yard gate.
Excellent job.Lifetime gate !!!
Some serious equipment. I'd love to spend a week in your shop
some wonderful machinery in use thank you for the video
Man, you've got some seriously cool toys. Great build !
Wow. I wish I can do this for my house. But I will need a workshop :)
Very nice work!
Wow that mortising machine!!! It must cost a fortune...
I seen these bad boys when I was in the workshop and they were looking absolutely beautiful 😍
Its always great to see you folks working together and sticking together;-) a mans measure can be seen in the ways he treats his family and work. Much respect and as always protections around you all during these most interesting times. KIndest Regards BBh
You , my friend , should be proud of that job .
Nice workmanship!
brilliant work...love your tools and workshop...my dream
Brilliant. Quality job
Very good job, sir. Well done.
I'm guessing your slabs are from a wood mill? They look like they would be. And to have those tools....very good, tip top woodwork you do! 😊
Excellent!!! Thanks for sharing...
Beautiful work!!
Epic stuff Andy👍👍👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇮🇪
out standing brilliant gates
Those are amazing!
Very helpfull thanks
lovely gates, did you leave any gap for the boards to expand and contract if so how much do you allow for seasonal movement, thanks
It's beautiful dbl swing gate great job I love it👍👏🏼👏🏼......🇬🇧
Holy mother of moo cow, man...
These are some not the most magnificent gates I've ever seen.👌🏽
They ooze perfection, absolutely love them, awesome design and build, mate.👍🏽
Cheers Bill !!:)
Well done 👍👋
Wish you could show how you then latched it. Thanks.
Simple hasp ,
I've never been jealous more than two times in my life. The first time was when Billy Bob Thornton got to sweat under naked Halle Berry in a movie and this is the second time, watching you rocking those Felders!
Lol ..
Great looking project. Those are some big oak doors. I looked up Briwax "Hard wax oil". It looks like a product for interior use. I hope these gates hold up to the elements with that finish.
OAK doesn’t need any oil last 200 years or more outside with no finish, Personally I don’t like bright orange gates I like to silver and age so I had to hardback soil for the first year or two just by the gate settle
A joy to watch. If I ever need gates like that I will not be scrimping . Guess fitted price would be around £3k ?
you would get change :)
Amazing work as usual, love the attention to detail.
Agreed 100%,
Another great looking gate. I'm trying to find the router bits you used, especially the edge bevel/chamfer router bit. You showed beveling/chamfering the top rail, it looks like you beveled/chamfered the mid rail and the bottom rail too. I need to take down my gate and bevel its rails and a fresh coat of finish.
Thinks it’s 15° trend bit , just google it . I bevel. All top facing edges .
Great work. Could you please tell me, what wood treatment did you spray them with?
Hi Manor Wood,
which cutter do you use at 4:43, i've never seen one like that.
Where can i buy this one?
Do you use the high-speed spindle from Felder, for this cutter?
Best regards from Austria
Gerhard
impressive!
fox wedged mortise and tenons on your rails would have kept your style edges clean. other than that i love your work, those are by far the best built gates on youtube hands down and ya that's one sweet shop.
Beautiful ❤️
Simply stunning
I know that watching and watching the videos you learn a lot but sometimes it is not enough and certain details can escape so it would be nice if you made a video to explain in detail how the interlocking system of the vertical slats works 🤗
cool mortising machine, what is it? Lovely looking gate!
Fantastic build and built to last!
Fantástico... trabalho de um Gênio... Parabéns....
Super 😀👍
Fantastic
Hi Andy, how about doing a little exposé on how you came to be a woodworker and entrepreneur? Would love to hear your backstory!
It’s on my Patreon page :)
With systematic work you can achieve better results, e.g. the painting.
Paint on English oak!! Wow that would be criminal lol
@@ManorWood Okay, I get it. You sprayed the door with oil. 99 to 1 for you.
Then I would like to reduce my criticism to the principle that a systematic approach is almost always advantageous.
I like that McGill & Wexler shirt
Wow. Freaking amazing
Отлично👍👍👍
For exterior doors I always cut my tenons on the tablesaw, but your technique on the spindle moulder is much easier. It generates a clean cut and the tenons remain parallel to the faces of the rails, and dialing in the height of the cut is also pretty easily adjustable. Can I ask for the details of the cutting tool you're using on your Hammer F3? I might purchase a similar one.
Cheers videos coming soon in the F3 cutter block
Very nice. I think you laid out the cross braces in the correct orientation as well. The weight load on those should be directed toward the hinge side of the gate. I see some people do it the other way and the end result is sagging.
Мастер своего дела !!
The braces aren’t triangulated there chap. It’s too rail to stile, for braces. They’re effectively doing nought.
Great video, always an inspiration. Does anyone know how you calculate expansion/shrinkage in the t&g boards please? I'd like to replicate this for my gates (at a very amateur level) and don't want to see all the boards bowing up the first time the weather changes. Thank you.
Very cool
This is so unfair!!! All I have is a couple Festool tools thinking I’m about to make a gate for Heaven and YOU GOT ALL THESE BIG TOOLS😂😂😂😂😂😳😳😳😳 JUST KIDDING--NICE WORK THIS VIDEO KEEPS ME KNOWING ONE DAY ILL BE RIGHT HERE!!!! God Bless!!!
Thanks for sharing. I was wandering about wood movement as once you've nailed all the vertical wood to the frame at the bottom it won't allow any movement.
Not a problem
@@Ed-ti1ss wood contracts and expands cross grain, so it won't expands upwards. Even thought @manor wood say is not a problem I still see it as an issue.
Wish there was more commentary and an explanation of what's going on.
what you heat your carpentry shop with?
Waouh magnifique
Where's you bought the gate hinge from?
I was looking for a heavy duty gate hinge for my 10 foot gate.
I can supply them last lot we’re around £200 the pair
Просто Красавчик
No glue to tgv?
Felder do help make lighter work of a job, nicely done, a fine pair.
Where can I find those hinges?
Harika bir iş ellerine sağlık
Perfection👍👍👍👍👍
Great job. They look awesome especially next to that stone wall. What did you treat the timber with?
Hard wax oil :)
lovely gates do you glue the tgv onto your frame ? thx
No glue , just nailed
Good job! You're not getting paid for them, but you don't have to pay anybody for labor, design and good looks either ;-)
Very nice build. Curious how many sq feet is your shop?
11m x 12m. I thick
Belo trabalho parabéns
Cómo se consigue las bisagras?
The moticer looks hard work compared to the pull down handle type that i have always used even a chain /chisel one back in the 1960 ,s
O seu trabalho é muito lindo é magnífico
They look very nice with those rustic stone walls. Hmm that morticer is pretty good, do you think it’ll take over a lot of work you were doing with the domino XL?
Not really , the XL is so fast ! I have other ideas for the FD250 which you will see very soon
Shouldn't the diagonal braces go from corner to corner?
Not always , these are wide, getting the braces as close to 45° is the key . Sometimes have them corner to corner this wide can force the M&T apart
@@ManorWood I think getting the load transferred onto the hinge point is the key from a structural point of view. Anything else puts elements in bending.
Przepraszam , gdzie impregnacja..
what finish did you go with?
What glue are you using?
Good work but there is a quite big gap down the middle
Hi Andy. Which dominos are you using? Looks like you are using a mixture of internal and external? As the internal ones are beech it has always puzzled me why they are internal only according to Festool
Sipo (external) ones . I am not sure with resin it make much difference.
Manor Wood cheers Andy
🔥🔥🔥
All in all it took about 7 Minutes an 12 Seconds to build this gates.
lol , and 100 year to Grow the oak
👍👍👍. ✌️😎
they look nice ,but come on most decent carpenters ,joiners could produce this with £50,000 WORTH OF WORKSHOP machines
👍👍👍
gee, your woodwork equipments costed a fortune & wish I could afforded....
jonathan woodgate....
Сто станков, а наши деды топором одним справлялись
Деревянные ворота... Да на кой они нужны? Металлические во сто раз лучше.