Transforming Our Own Milled Lumber Into A Stunning Feature Wall!
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2024
- We transformed a dead tree from our property into a stunning feature wall
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THE INSIDE CORNERS ARE CLEAN AND MODERN WITHOUT TRIM. I wouldn’t clutter the inside corners. What you have done looks wonderful, with very clean lines and the natural wood still connects well with the outside world. You two are doing an exceptional job. Katie I admire your skill and workmanship, you are a pro with a wonderful sense of design.
That looks uhhh-maze-ing!!!! I would leave the inside corners alone. They look super. Fantastic work, you two!
I would agree, that spalded pine looks good just the way it is.
Rhett
It turned out Beautiful 😍 Katie, if it looks complete, than no more trim. I love it!
The wood you're using is absolutely beautiful and will just get better with time ... thanks for letting me ride along with y'all on this journey
Looks great hard to believe you we’re basically learning how to build a house and now you dam good carpenter,100 thumbs up to y’all
Katie it's looking gorgeous. The corner looks great to me if you won't to fancy it up you could use a small inside corner trim. You to do such a great job with milling your own lumber,trim and doing all your building. I can't criticize anything you all do.❤❤❤
This is a real testament to your offgrid power supply - running the vacuum, planer and presumably a compressor plus lights. That's great.
I appreciate how you work and think strategically. Your choice of wood is stellar and that area of your house is so beautiful. I love what you are creating!
Before you write off the router bit, bring it inside and make sure doesn’t just have ice in it. If it turns when it’s warm, oil up the bearing and put it back to use. Because it’s not turning it’s trying to turn the bit backwards and loosening the collet.
The wood wall is beautiful! Nice job guys
Absolutely gorgeous woodwork! And it’s all from your own land and your own hands!
A great video to watch on Sunday morning. Your new puppy is so cute and the goats are awesome. I can tell you love them and they love the attention you give them. You guys rock.
What can anyone say. You both are real artisans of wood. The finish looks outstanding, enhanced by the beetle stained pine. It’s also impressive that you do not waste any part of a tree that you fell. Once again another wonderful episode. Best wishes from North Yorkshire, England.
Hi Katie and Greg. I always enjoy the random scenes and animal shots you edit into your footage Katie. Those goats are so cute and the way they interact with you always makes me smile. They are like little people almost. The stairwell and closet turned out great and look stunning. For me, I would NOT trim the inside corners. They look good now and I feel it would be a mistake to add trim to them and create a different look. That's my 2¢. You guys did a fantastic job as usual. Have a great week ahead. Larry, Central Valley, Ca.
The shiplap turned out beautiful well done! Honestly it looks wonderful!
Y'all do good work. Amazing how well you work together without wanting to kill each other. You were truly made for each other.
Beautiful wood working. I would leave the inside corner with out trim, it's great just as is. Your goats act like puppy dogs wanting to be scratched behind their ears! Peace Love Happiness 💖
Pine finished stair well walls look great. The interior corner seams look nice and tight. I would not add trim.
Looks amazing. I don't think trimming the inside corners would look as good as it already does.
Beautiful wood and great job guys and Aspen is growing like a weed❤️🇨🇦
The wood is beautiful ❤️
VERY nice job and this comes from a wood worker of 62 years
The wife made our bifold doors and they turned out amazing. Far superior to anything you could get commercially. We've also built one bathroom door so far and it too came out beautiful. We did the shiplap walls alternating with sheetrock walls (all the walls on the east/west sides are shiplap and the north/south walls are sheetrock. We also did tongue and groove ceilings throughout. We've still got a lot of the tedious trim to do and more doors, but like your home, ours is all done ourselves and it was just appraised by the bank at $281,000 even before it is finished. Not bad for two old farts.
Katie I think it's beautiful, and would leave well enough alone. How many times will anyone going up of down the stairs will look at those two corners? Just seal or stain it and you're done. You two work so hard to do things just right and that is a point of pride for yourselves. Congratulations!!!
That looks awesome with the different wood colors and design, great job U 2.
The walls for the staircase walls look amazingly beautiful!! As far as the inside corner, I’d leave it as is - adding a little strip might make it look a “little busy”. Honestly, I wouldn’t change a thing. You to must be so proud of yourselves for this project and you should be. Flipflop with socks guy - get a new router bit! The little bit of detail that it makes is important. So glad Katie added that little clip! Already looking forward to the next.
I absolutely adore the connection you have with all your pets. You are good people loving them all like you do
Aloha from Hawaii your finish work on the stair wall is just plain great, good job. Kiddo's !!!
Thank you!
❤️ Beautiful. Trim inside corner only if it’s going to bug you in the future. Putting a plant or cabinet in front of it, no one will notice.
Nah I wouldn't trim the inside corners it looks good as is. Great job you two. Have a great day 🙂💐
If your boards fit tight on the inside corners just leave it like it is if you have gaps then trim it out
Hey guys, I always cope my inside corners. Alternating left then right, butt a left piece on then scribe a right side, butt a right side, then scribe a left, rinse & repeat. You can also add a 1"x1" first then butt all to that inside corner. Outside corners can be 45 degree scribed as well for a much cleaner look. This looks amazing when you use a lap siding with no inside or outside corner trims. This method when doing lap siding requires every board be the exact same width.
Looks great. Especially with your harvested wood. Happy you trimmed the outside corners. Inside I don't think needs it. Thanks for sharing.
Your woodwork is absolutely beautiful. You should be very proud of yourselves. 😊
Smashing! As they say over here, it looks brilliant, no trim .
Katie, I think you should trim out the inside corners the same as you did the outside corners, I would suggest that you make a short one up and see how you like before going all in !
Love the wood work in the house! Think u should trim the corners and where the walls meet. Trim under the top railings too would finish it all out.
Looks beautiful and wood from your property....your trees are evolving into this beautiful home.❤
I know it must get tiring to see the same questions, BUT thank you for patiently answering newcomers so graciously! ❤️
Your content and editing continues to be engaging. Longtime follower here. 🙂👍
So nice to see someone working with teal wood.
3:50 You can advance the guide of your under-table milling machine on the cutter to adjust the cutting depth you want to make on your boards. This way you can use the cutter without the bearing. All you have to do is push the boards against the guide on either side of the cutter.
I like you used the blue wood
The pine looks great. The grain will really pop when you apply a finish. As far as the inside corners, I would leave as is. Outside corners need trim to provide protection and to hide the end grain. Inside corners need neither. If you feel that it needs some trim get a cove router bit and make a bit of cove molding to run on the inside corners.
Speaking of router bits, you can work around the broken bearing on the bit by isolating the bearing just inside the router table fence so the wood never touches that part of the bit. You can also buy replacement bearings or take a bearing off of a different bit. Thanks for the episode.
WOW ❤ AMAZING
Leave corners on half wall as is ❤
The wall looks AWESOME!! I LOVE the blue-grey highlights!!
Absolutely beautiful!
Beautiful work you guys and I would leave the inside corners the way they are.
Stairwell looks great! I would mill some 3/8" X 3/8" trim boards out of the same lumber for the inside corners. Doesn't need much at all. Good job, guys!
The walls look great! If there aren't any large gaps on the inside corners I would leave it be, it adds to the rustic look I think.
You are one tough woman!!! You have pipes!!
Usually no need to trim out inside corners unless it looks gappy. Looks amazing as it is.
Hello hope all is well. For some reason I must resubscribe every time I check in on your post.
I like your old goats they are fun to watch. It was 83 here in Tampa yesterday but 68 today. 😊
That pine is beautiful. The inside corners look nice and tight, so I would leave those as is. It's a nice clean rustic look. Nice job!
You could use quarter round for the inside corners. Smaller the better. It would hide what you need and pretty much become invisible after you stain.
Leave center alone,, it all looks great, y'all both do such good work,, I know I do wood work myself,,❤
You have done an amazing job, beautiful workmanship. Even more special is that you have used your own milled lumber.
That beetle-kill is insanely gorgeous! So beautiful...and what great work you both did fitting it all; love watching you work together!
This may not be y'all's "style", but what about natural rope, like jute, for the corner butt trim? Maybe too rustic, but it popped into my head.
Keep up the fantastic work! Love your videos, and your music selections!
Beautiful, amazing wood work
AWESOME!!! HAVING THE BUILDING EXPERIENCE I DO, I SAY THE TRIM LOOKS GREAT, AND THAT CORNER IS SO CLEAN AND PLANKS ALIGNED, LEAVE IT, IT FLOWS PERFECT. WELL DONA AND ALL THE HARD WORK, NATURAL MATERIALS ARE PAYING OFF IN LOOK AND FUNCTION... BRAVO TO YOU ALL. YA IM STOKED TO SEE THAT STORAGE BARN UTILIZED, GREG BEING HOME NOW SO MUCH GETTIN DONE CONGRATS AGAIN. ENJOY EACH DAY, NO ONE KNOWS TOMORROW. BE BLESSED YA ALL. 🙏🙏🙏👍👍☝☝🔨🪓🪚🚜
Use a piece of quarter round for inside corners. Woo has lots of character
You two have done just an awesome job. Incredible workmanship. You should be proud. God Bless
That is a "WOW" guys. Looks incredible. ❤
Love the color,and the finishing work.😀
Looks great!! On the inside corner trim - depends. If you’re wanting to hang things for holidays, I’d suggest a 1” x 1” piece. That way you can put in small eye screws to the trim & leave the main wall “unholy”…but not in the bad way 😉 That way it’s an easy hang & take down
That railing top sure gives it a finished look. Alan
If you don't want to buy another router bit to produce more shiplap boards then cut your rebate or rabbit with your table saw, it will need 2 cuts, 1 cut with the face of the board down on the table and the 2nd cut with the face of the board to the fence. Hope this helps. Kind regards from a woodworker in England 🇬🇧
Looks like a great day for outside work.
it's looking sooooooo gooood!!! Personally I don't think the 'inside' corner needs anything. I guess if you feel that you want something, maybe 1/4 round? Great video. Hugs from Texas.
In this style of finish, less is more. No trim on the interior corners. Looks great!
You guys, the staircase walls turned out so beautiful!!! I can’t wait to see you guys finish the stairs with that wood you saved a looooong time ago for them!! 😊❤
Thanks so much!!
Wow the beauty of natural wood. It looks great
You should trim-out all corners. Love the raw wood look. Fantastic finish.
looks really good with the cap on the wall, and the pine trim. Inside corners look fine without the trim.
That project is looking pretty 😍 neat 😁. Great job 👏 guys. Yeppers what a different kinda winter ❄️. A fella just never knows what to expect 😅. Thanks for sharing 🙏.
This looks great. If it was my place I would put a corner trim. It’s just a matter of taste. Not many people will notice anyways. One suggestion though, make one trim and just place it temporarily then you can ask what is better, with or without the trim. But, you will be the ones looking at it every day lol.
I am glad you guys had enough material milled to complete your project. It looks great in the video. I was worried you would get 80% finished and run out of usable pieces.
Looks great, I'm a retired contractor, and Greg I would have loved to have a guy with your abilities on my payroll. I had some but you would have fit right in good job brother!!
That turned out beautifully 😊. Inside corners look good the way they are.
Leave the corners the way they are. Looks Great!!!
Stairway wall is beautiful!
I love love love the wall that you built near the staircase. You did a awesome job it’s beautiful.
You do not want to push your router bit all the way in, they make little balls you drop in to keep it from bottoming out. Try an 1/8” from the bottom, use tape for a reference, then reduce your feed rate. Looks great, fun watching
That pine would look lovely with a counting of Osma 3032 satin finish it’s a wax oil and 2 coats of it on that wood and it will make the grain and the colours really stand out and protect the wood for years when I did wooden floors we used it on them and it increased the value of the floor boards we sold from £15 per square yard to £60 per square yard we would make ornaments etc and we coated everything in
Osma 3032 and the value always went right up it was unbelievable how good it made the wood look also increasing the value and preserving the wood for future generations to admire. My oak flooring has been down for. 12 years now and still looks as good as new😊😊😊😊
Your projects always turn out so beautiful!! Maybe just a simple 1/4" v bead on those inside corners....
Looks beautiful guys
a inside cove corner would look nice . Very nice work you have done so far.
The wall looks great! Y’all do good work. It looks good the way it is. We enjoy your content.
One step at a time everything looks beautiful that you do ❤ lots of hard work into it from your heart and soul💕
Looking good, router the horizontal and 3/4 round for inside corners. Stay warm.
Once again you guys out did yourselves, shipman looks awesome. All left to do is trim and u will have a beautiful room
It Looks Amazing!
Turned out great, if you trim the outside, trim the inside. Also trim out the windows, it will make a huge difference.
Hi Kids, how are you doing. It's looking good do not rush you have more time than money. Think about a clear finish on it to make it glow. The cover you pick it. Stay safe OK. A
Upper staircase wall Looks excellent!!
Beautiful,well done to the both of you.Your hard work has paid off,it is lovely.The dog is lovely.👏👏👏🌺.
You've done an amazing job!!! I would leave the inside corners as they are.
Stair treads and window trim and that part will be done, looks very nice.
The closet and feature wall all look amazing! I love the beetle stained pine wood to build with. Personally, I'd 1/4 or 1/2" round trim in the corners, but that's just me. They look great naked, but trimming the corners and not inside looks weird to me is all. Love ya'll ❤️
Looks beautiful!!!!
Hi, put a little glue in the mitre gaps, then sand the top the dust will get in and fill the gaps. ??