WOODWORKING Shop Tour: Behind the Scenes by Bill St. Pierre
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2024
- In this video, we welcome you to a tour of our woodworking shop. Join us in this immersive tour of St. Pierre's woodworking shop where all the magic happens. Take a stroll to our shop and see how each area is organized for maximum efficiency and creativity, reflecting the thoughtful design and layout that enhances the woodworking process.
Sneak a peek at ongoing projects that showcase the diverse skills and techniques employed in our workshop. From intricate joinery to innovative designs, witness the evolution of each creation from raw materials to finished masterpieces.
Explore our arsenal of woodworking tools, from traditional hand tools to cutting-edge machinery. Witness the precision that brings our creations to life and learn about the must-have tools for any woodworking enthusiast.
Drop your thoughts in the comments below, share your favorite woodworking projects, and let us know what you'd like to see in future videos. Thank you for being a part of our woodworking community!
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The table you made for Dr. Berg is magnificent!
He's a good man. I'm glad you're friends.
Very cool! Its nice to see a thriving mom and pop organization with its roots based in more average prosumer tools.
Bill is a guy who has, through hard work and grit, showed what can be achieved with a sawmill and a dream.
Very inspiring! I also live in Floyd and woodwork as a hobby. It’s nice to see local woodworkers making it in the business!
Thank you for sharing.
This takes great skill and great passion. Kudos!
Inspirational. God bless you Sir!
Amazing & AWESOME 😊
I dream of doing the same job in my area...love it!
Keep watching the channel I’ll teach you how 😃
Thanks Bill, really inspiring! Subscribed.
Congratulations on your continued success. It's always inspirational to see good people achieve their dreams and be rewarded for the sacrifices and tenacity. One day I hope to visit your new shop and see how things have changed. All the best and continued success in 2024.
Thank you for your kind words
Not sure what country this is but the letter “g” must not be in their alphabet. “Sandin, woodworkin, planin, buildin, slabbin …..” 😂. Great video. Congrats on the success.
Sweet!
Great video and shop, as a young construction superintendent with a passion for woodworking your definitely living my end goal. Thanks for the inspiration!
It can happen with hard work. Thanks for watching!
Well for sure this isnt your typical UA-cam shop tour video.
I was a home builder for more than 45 years.
My 53 year old son was also involved in home building.
However he was always more interested in the finishing end of the business.
About 15 years ago he opened a small rented shop and started building cabinets and installing them.
Today he has his own 4000 sq ft shop ( which isnt big enough ).
He has a large Stribig rack saw and a large sliding table saw for the plywood cutting.
Also all the large sanding machines, large shapers, large planer, etc etc.
And a paint booth very similar to yours where he does all the finishing.
Main problem he has is space for storing the cabinets after they are assembled and finished.
Although the shop is large enough for the building process, it can fill up very quickly after the cabinets are built.
Thats what makes me chuckle a bit when i watch videos of most of the shop tours.
BTW, my son has a friend who had a large shop in VA.
He has retired and sold off most of his machinery.
However he still has a brand new never used large paint booth filter system, a radial arm saw, a large Delta table saw, and an edgebander. My son has no need for any of it, let me know if you have an interest.
Sounds like your son had a great business. I will keep the tools in mind and thanks so much for watching.
very enjoyable video. tHanks for posting.
Wishing you fewer and fewer sleepless nights and more invitations to picnics in the New Year and beyond.
I really enjoyed your video and subscribed. Quite inspirational for me as I am a couple years into the side gig thing hoping to make it full time someday. I hope you continue to put content out, good luck sir.
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Do you ever make ladder back chair ? I am trying my hand at making some. Have you dried and 2 inch oak and how long do it take to dry in the kiln.
I have always stayed away from chairs. When I was younger in Vermont I took classes on making Windsor chairs and quickly realized that it would have to be making chairs or making furniture. It’s difficult to do both but not impossible. 2” oak should take about 2 months in a kiln if it has air dried for at least 3 months.
does anyone know the wide sawmill he showed real quick, I couldn't catch the name from the video?
It is a Lucas mill.
thank you@@st.pierrewoodworkindandsawmill
What is the make of your slabbing mill?
We are using a Lucas slabbing mill. We are purchasing a Timberking slabbing mill this summer.
Why the Timberking over the Lucas mill?
Your video was VERY informative I really enjoyed it. I am very impressed with what you have been able to accomplish in 20 years where you have been the one that did 90 percent of the work.