You are always busy doing something man , But this project you are doing here is something, I was thinking about doing for some time ,So i'll stop typing and watch you doing an another amazing job .love watching your videos keep them coming .
Beautiful work as always but your face when you saw your daughter in the bunny 🐰 outfit was 🥰 ... lol I thought you were laughing a frustration laugh at first because you ran out of glue. Finish work is the most looked over and lease cared for part of construction and there are fewer and fewer who do it much less understand what it means .... honestly and sincerely really beautiful work
It looks great. Very popular right now and probably suits the age of your property. Although in 5 to 10 years I feel this will go the way of the dado rail and wall paper boarders. Only time will tell.
You may be unaware that Craftsman homes are popular now, though the Period lasted generally from 1890-1930’s. The same with MidCentury Modern, etc. There are many renovations/builds that are reminiscent of previous times.
Not sure i get the tool list which seems obvious but not the best wood? Sizes? Thickness? How to do corners? Use with existing skirting? Best value materials? Mitering? Whether a kit is a good option or are they too pricey?
Top class Tim. Trying to figure out how you put 6mm backer, 6mm strips and then skirting board at the point where the board meets the architrave... does it sit out proud with a return or do you have extra thicc architrave?
Is your vertical strips the same width as your top and bottom I know you made the bottom bigger to allow for skirting so is everything looks the same width?? thanks
@@scarboroughrider I agree, they did a beautiful job and so grateful for people sharing their talents! I have so much to learn as I figure out these skills on my own so we are lucky for these videos to be added!
Full Build Here - th-cam.com/video/h53lROh2Kqw/w-d-xo.html
Facebook mums are going to loveeeeee this!
Peter Millard of 10 minute workshop fame converted me to sash brushes to paint the raised inside edges, works brilliantly
Beautiful workmanship! Loved the Easter bunny popping in to check in too!
Thank you! Cheers!
You are always busy doing something man ,
But this project you are doing here is something, I was thinking about doing for some time ,So i'll stop typing and watch you doing an another amazing job .love watching your videos keep them coming .
Somebody did a really good job at teaching the lil one to say "cheese" whenever she sees a camera(02:20) 😂😂😂
She knows how to work the camera! 😂
Beautiful work as always but your face when you saw your daughter in the bunny 🐰 outfit was 🥰 ... lol I thought you were laughing a frustration laugh at first because you ran out of glue. Finish work is the most looked over and lease cared for part of construction and there are fewer and fewer who do it much less understand what it means .... honestly and sincerely really beautiful work
Great job,I am getting ready to do the same but wonder what's the thickness of MDF boards you are using when panelling(verticals/horizontals)?
My fav is the little bunny 😊
Good job
It looks great. Very popular right now and probably suits the age of your property. Although in 5 to 10 years I feel this will go the way of the dado rail and wall paper boarders.
Only time will tell.
You may be unaware that Craftsman homes are popular now, though the Period lasted generally from 1890-1930’s. The same with MidCentury Modern, etc. There are many renovations/builds that are reminiscent of previous times.
What wood filler did you use please? Thanks
Not sure i get the tool list which seems obvious but not the best wood? Sizes? Thickness? How to do corners? Use with existing skirting? Best value materials? Mitering?
Whether a kit is a good option or are they too pricey?
Looks brilliant 👍🏻
Looks fantastic! I really need to put ‘Nail Gun’ on the Birthday list!!
Top class Tim. Trying to figure out how you put 6mm backer, 6mm strips and then skirting board at the point where the board meets the architrave... does it sit out proud with a return or do you have extra thicc architrave?
Looks great!
We are just starting the same project and its been suggested to use that product,STICKS LIKE SHT,is that what you used for thos base boards
Is your vertical strips the same width as your top and bottom I know you made the bottom bigger to allow for skirting so is everything looks the same width?? thanks
Good job Bill Burr
Love the red overalls! Idea for merch?
Alot of tools needed🫣🫣
What type of nails did you use to fix the MDF board to the plastered wall?
Just 18G brads. Adhesive is doing the work really.
Hi great video , loved you fine detail cuts on skirts. Can I please ask why you sheet panelled the wall in mdf ? Are the walls in poor condition ?
This is generally just done as a style choice. Many walls are textured so putting in the sheet makes it smooth where the paneling is :)
@@heatherb9853 thank you Heather. It’s lovely work btw.
@@scarboroughrider I agree, they did a beautiful job and so grateful for people sharing their talents! I have so much to learn as I figure out these skills on my own so we are lucky for these videos to be added!
Which Ryobi nail gun have you got? I’m about to get one.
18g and 16g, this was all the 18g.
@@TheRestorationCouple thanks very much.
buen video
Hey. What's the width of this hallway? Cheers.
@3:57 looks super-tricky! 8-)
You'll be getting a job on the tv as an "interior designer". All mdf, glue and nail gun.
😬 Fear not, back to real life tree wood soon!
Can we do this in our bathroom using appropriate paint .
yes, use MR MDF and prime both sides and all edges
@@yellowsnow3000 my thought exactly
Thank you
Hi Tim, what do you think of that nail gun, any good?
It’s great. I talk about it in the tool section at the end of the full build video.
These are good but waiting desperately for the workshop build to continue
Panels arrived yesterday so full steam ahead this week. Instagram has some previews.
@@TheRestorationCouple yeah have been checking insta getting excited now
More horizontal surfaces for dust to gather... :P my mom did this years ago, looked good.