Kumiko and Vertical Garden Screen
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2020
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This kumiko vertical garden screen project has been a fair amount of work and on top of that I decided to try out a different editing software. I picked up the editing fairly quickly but really struggled with the sound. I got there in the end and made it acceptable but I definitely need to improve on that. The software was Davinci Resolve which I really enjoyed using and even bought the paid version. I've had enough lately of Premiere Pro not responding and being generally poor in performance even though I have decent computer.
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Kath: "Any chance you can screen that ugly tank?"
Pask: "Righto. See you in six months"
For the record, it took him 24 days from buying the formply to uploading the last video.
@@edancoll3250 24 days, times 8 hours per day, equals 192 hours of labor. Well, maybe it wasn't that much labor, but I'll bet it was close.
@@jimthesoundman8641 Filming and editing the videos probably took him a fair bit of time. Neil is a beast.
Just impressive. Whatever his timeline!
@@edancoll3250 For the record, pretty sure it was just a joke, mate.
The first half of the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx3ICSK6nSknaL_45CU2NmFSoXjarGMDiJ book is everything about wood: types, tools, finishes, setting up shop etc. The second half is all about doing projects for inside and outside of the home. The color pictures are helpful. After reading a dozen of these types of books, this is probably the best overall (layout, color photos, plans). Only detraction is that many of the projects use a table saw/router/planer, which are usually expensive and take up space, so the plans are less friendly to newcomers and the budget conscious. But I know I can use a drill, circular saw or a jigsaw to make the projects.
It’s not the level of planning and thorough forethought that impresses me most. It’s the amount of hard work that doesn’t seem to bother you.
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I will not be showing my Mrs this video.
Too late for me...the Mrs now wants this to give us privacy from the road!! That's about 75 feet worth. YIKES!
timlad5 buy her a blindfold, it’ll be much cheaper.
@@bigpete4227 But the nosy bastards that are my cousins will keep looking in our yard.
Lmfao!
Could see that exact design being used in the lobby of a posh hotel or high-end designer shop.... plant walls are all the rage in these and the kumico really sets it off
Yeah and alternatively if you want to do this in a realistic matter you could go to a makers lab and get this either lasercut or C&C'd
@@leaschmitt2496 That would still look cool but it wouldn't be the same at all. There's know way cutting it out of a full sheet could have the plywood edges running with each piece and for me that's what makes it! :)
@@PaskMakes i guess you could still cut out the individual pieces and put it all together than. Because to me the most difficult part would be cutting at exactly the right angles and sizes with power tools in the hope everything fits together at the end
This channel is such a gift.
Glad you're enjoying it Timothy! :)
Only you, Pask, can make a seemingly mundane yard project into a work of art! To say it looks fantastic is wildly an understatement!!
Thanks very much Joshua - glad you liked it! :)
Not sure what I'm more impressed by, your craftsmanship or the fact that there is a battery powered hand planer.
That planer is an awesome little tool - I love it! :)
@@PaskMakes I am going to put one on my future workshop list. Looks like such a neat little piece of equipment.
Can't describe the awe I'm in over your craftsmanship. What a creative and elegant solution that truly displays your woodworking skill! Not to mention how much effort must have gone into filming and editing the entire process, start to end. Thanks for your amazing content.
Really beautiful. Hell of a job, mate.
Your patience always astounds me, looks great!
What dedication! That truly is a labor of love there. And it really shows in the final result.
Good on ya, Neil!
hard work and patience paid off, it looks really beautiful. A great zen piece for the garden.
I'm impressed how well you calculated those angles and drilled into the concrete without making a mistake!
I checked it over a couple of times to make sure, then I just hoped for the best! :)
Insane attention to detail. What a beautiful project. Probably the most expensive panels ever.
You two really did a fantastic job at hiding that water tank! 👌
My best friend is a welder and blacksmith. A few months ago he forged a kumiko out of wrought-iron. The end result weighed over 600lbs and made his customer incredibly happy. Thanks for all the great videos. You are a true craftsman. These videos have lit a fire under me and encouraged me to do alot more wood working. Hoepfully i can make something as amazing and beautiful as that someday. Thanks again from Canada 🇨🇦
Truly a BEAUTIFUL 💓 sanctuary. What a great place for both you and your family to sit back and have a relaxing time and looking back and all the hard work and saying to yourself how it was worth it!
Cheers mate!!!💪🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🍻🥂
"Don't bodge it, Pask it!" A job done properly! 👍
Wow...WOW. What an incredible transformation. Easily changed that eyesore corner into a real FEATURE. Well done mate.
What kills me are the number of people who’ll walk my that and have no idea of the skill required to make it happen.
It's not for those people, it's for the people that will appreciate it. :)
I don't have a house, I might never have one, but you have raised my standards so high, that I couldn't enjoy one anyway.
That is incredible Neil. You're a massive source of inspiration and knowledge - thank you for sharing. I always want to show my partner your videos, but I fear she will want me to mimic this one!
You're bloody genius! And in a sweet part of the world as well.
Watching you put these projects together is like meditation. I look forward to the next one!
A real homeowner.. not just someone that lives in a place. Always trying to improve.. I truly admire what you've done. It's beautiful.
Absolutely wonderful craftsmanship, really just brought the whole yard together and hid an eyesore behind a monument to your unfathomable patience and dedication to your craft!
Thanks very much Joseph! :)
Pask and Kath, this looks AMAZING! Thank you for sharing the whole process!
No worries Sonja - glad you enjoyed it! :)
That's what happens when Talent, persistance, and patience meet. Beautiful job!
Well, all that painstaking work really paid off Neil as that Kumiko screen is truly amazing & quite an artistic structure! Kudos to you & the wife for a job well done! 👍👍😉😉👏👏
I enjoy watching people who are enjoying their work almost as much as doing it myself...
Great end result and stunning work!
Amazing, very nicely done and beautiful. Note to self: It never hurts to have the proper tool when doing a project.
He seems so cheerful when doing voiceover of kumiko videos!!
Looks fantastic. You know it's quality when someone takes the time to paint the parts you'd almost never see like the tops of the posts.
What a great way to cover an eyesore while creating a beautiful area of landscaping! Amazing :)
This is one of the most beautiful projects you've ever done on this channel. Thanks, Neil!
Spectacular doesn't do the job justice. That whole area is so beautiful now. The fence is gorgeous and the plants take it up a notch.
Apart from all the labor building this addition, Pask Makes also took the time to record and edit great footage of every step. WOW what a legend.
When you were behind the water tank, I kept thinking that huge snake would show up again. Panels looks great.
So much work and an amazing result. Amazing as always!
The vertical garden really tied it all together its absolutely gorgeous, nice job both of you
The average person would have just put up some store-bought screens, maybe even just merely painted the tank. Instead, you make actual art. I'm always impressed with your work!
Holy cow, what a process and the finished product looks fantastic, what an incredible labour of love. Truly inspirational.Thanks for sharing!
That came out really cool! I love the combination of the plants with the kumiko panels 👌🏼
I dont have anything resembling this level of patience
Your craftsmanship and attention to detail is truly something to aspire for. I'll soon have the opportunity to tackle larger projects myself and I hope that they come out half as well as yours. Wow.
That looks so cool! The hanging planters make such an impact!
I'm just saying, the most rewarding part was getting the screens up, and sitting there in a lawn chair drinking a beer (while of course, watching the wife work :p). Nothing beats that feeling.
Remarkable skills, beautiful work and, outstanding patience and dedication.
You’re a true artist my friend. The world needs more human beings like you. Awesome video. Thanks!
What a beautiful result. The vertical gardens were an unexpected touch and the whole project looks amazing right down to the last detail. It made me smile to see you both working together. I hope the garden is doing well. 🙂
This is beyond excellent..! Thanks for sharing with us.
It turned out looking great Neil. It was good to see most everyone getting in
on the action as well. *Well done and God Bless.*
As one of the least handy men on the planet, it is good to know there are other people out there who more than make up for me haha. I'm so glad I stumbled onto this channel, it is so satisfying to see amazing craftsmanship and such wonderful finished products.
this is so beautiful, it makes me wanna cry.
Forget the beautiful work , that's already a given.
The part that impresses me most is the approach. An old carpenter once told me a long time ago to work smart, not hard.
I reckon I've witnessed plenty of evidence of that here. You are indeed a pleasure to watch, love all your videos.👍👍👍👏👏👏
PHENOMENAL!! PASKO, I BELIEVE YOU MISSED YOUR CALLING! YOU MY SKILLED FRIEND ARE A CRAFTY GENIUS!
Best. Rainwater. Catchment. System. Concealer. EVER!! Amazing as usual Pask Makes!!
Skilled craftsmanship and sincere workmanship. Fading out with every generation. Thank you for taking the time to document your craft and talent.
That brew was well earned sir. Just lovely work.
Well done sir you’ve got crazy amounts of patients that I will only hope to have one day I can’t tell you how awesome this thing turned out I know you sit back and you’re just like yeah that’s right I made that awesome job dude three thumbs up!!!
Thought the kumiko screens were brilliant but your good lady really lifted the design with her beautiful planting.
Every project you do is first class. It's very peaceful to watch your skill.
This is amazing, I love the end result. It's not enough to like and favorite the video. I loved just the single bare panel from the last video and the overall project exceeded my high expectations.
That was absolutely stonking, well done on every part, the end result looks phenomenal. Take care and stay safe.
I just watched the last 10 minutes jaw dropped, it wasn't until the video ended that I realized I was doing it. Beautiful work, thank you for sharing this adventure with us.
I realize that I'm late to this party, but that screen and the gate are an AMAZING transformation of your beautiful garden!
"Dear Lord, please don't let my wife find this channel. Amen".
Looks stunning! I really admire your skills, dedication, and all your hard labor - this is truly a work of art! The vertical garden is the icing on the cake - great team the two of you
Thanks very much Veronica! :)
Wow! What an awesome job. Your wife must really love having such a handy hubby.
I love how you said you made a bunch of lengths too long and had to remake them. That's the kind of thing that you could easily just... not even mention. Makes me feel a lot better about when I waste material doing the exact same kind of screw up, so 10/10 for honesty.
Wow. Beautiful....
thats smart of you to find use for your old paints!
It's more ornate than the most elaborate dressing screens - you're a wizard Neil!
Bro u're not just a carpenter, u're an artist!!!
Those look like they'll be a pain in the butt to clean out down the line. Gorgeous, regardless.
Fantastic! This is something that will last for decades with the way you've sealed and protected it.
It really does look nice, but I think “decades” (plural) is a bit wishful. With some intermediate painting and resealing, it could last ‘A’ decade. 🤷♂️
@@psidvicious Why is that?
From my perspective it is well sealed, the construction adhesive has a fairly small shear load, it's off the ground, and it's made of plywood which has relatively small movement as far as wood goes.
@@zacreed5855 I’m not worried about it falling apart bcz it wasn’t built properly. He assembled it quite nicely in fact. The problem will be that it’s made from non-treated plywood. Water, even from just dew and condensation is going to lay in all those pockets, seep into the plywood layers and rot. All those ‘pockets’ are level areas where water will just sit. The intense sun exposure will break down the sealer surprisingly fast, accelerating the process.
I didn’t mean to be hyper-critical. I think it’s a real cool piece of work and as a tradesman myself I can really appreciate the amount of work and thought that went into it. I was just trying to bring a little reality to the life expectancy of a piece like this, exposed to such harsh exterior conditions.
Pressure treated material might double my prediction.
@@psidvicious fair enough, I hadn't considered water pooling in it.
@@zacreed5855 10 years is a pretty respectable amount of time. Who knows, in 10 years they may be ready for something different anyway 😁
I've seen this video several times, and I am just as impressed now as I was the first time. Both about the effort and the design.
Glad you like it! :)
Neil, you are the man! I would have just painted over the mural on the tank.
Beautiful design and construction! And, the greenery is the icing on the cake.
That was the cooled project I've watch. A lot of work with beautiful results.
I am the written equivalent of being speechless. This looks just great. Fabulous work. Thank you for sharing.
Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Loved how the first panel looked weeks ago but couldn't see how you were going to make the finished product look as good as you have made it! Awesome job!
Absolutely stunning! I hope one day my skills will allow me to feel confident enough to take on a task of this magnitude and magnificence!
Don't let my wife see this. She'll realize just how lazy I really am.
As always, well done!
17:53 That's a well deserved beer! :-)
Absolutely beautiful. The choice of color along with the green of the plants just looks great. From a distance you can't even tell it's plywood. Overall a wonderful project.
There’s something so calming and satisfying about watching your projects come together. The intricacy and workmanship are therapeutic. Great work!
Exceptional build- really inspiring!
It looks amazing.
The kumiko screens look stunning.I get so much knowledge for watching your videos. Such a great channel and it’s nice to see a fellow Aussie. One man so much talent
A Canadian here...you inspire me to get out into my shop and build things....nice job mate ...keep up with the great work and keep em coming..🍺
Dang. That is a gorgeous screen. Time well spent.
Sidenote: You have such a cute dog.
10:23 These cats made my day :D (I know they are dogs LMAO)
Another one of those UA-cam cat videos ;)
Looks SO beautiful and so time consuming. Such talent and patience.
I just wanted to say thank you for all the information and inspiration your videos are definitely in my top UA-cam list. I have made it a point to try to thank you guys and girls of UA-cam that have given me skills in woodworking that would have taken more than a lifetime if this format didn't exist. We new guys appreciate it.
That much repetitive, intricate work, I hope it was meditative! Amazing work Neil!
I actually really enjoy this sort of work. :)
In America they have a saying, ”if you cannot hide it, then you must celebrate it”.
I live in the southern US and when it comes to that we say, "You can't see that from I-10." Oddly enough, where I live, you CAN almost see it from I-10 (my house is less than 300 meters from the interstate).
We do?
@@bloombyfaith40 haha, I can understand that but we don't say that here. I'm less than a mile away from I-10 but enjoy all the privacy that suburbia offers...
The screen came out amazing, really adds so much beauty to the space, and love the vertical garden idea
I need to thank you for this amazing video. Brought tears to my eyes seen you and your wife sharing the work in this beautiful piece. Thank you again for all the content. You are a great man and a incredible professional.
2:50 go on, tell us, was the air blue when you realised those pieces were too long?
Honestly, it wasn't too big a deal to remake them. :)
I wonder how much that increased the value of their property...
I’m speechless. That screen is amazing. Great job!
WOW!!
Hiding that tank with such a beautiful piece of art!
I watched the videos, an incredible amount of work, but worth it. Thanks for sharing!
Al