Industrial Style SCAFFOLD SHELF - Knotting as Finish?
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Quick little shelf project, (not sure why the video ended up so long!) It's simple project but that just gave space for some experimenting which is always a good thing!
P.s Forgive the camera work, beginning to think I should have stuck with what I know and stayed with the canon setup.
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Not my usual style of woodworking but always fun to have a play! That said, there is nothing 'industrial' about those brackets :-) Once again, apologies for the camera focus, think we will be back to Canon before too long!
If you can manual focus to the distance where you stand and use an smaller aperture ( 5.6 and above) you should stay in focus. The background has too much contrast so i think the camera will focus on that instead of your smooth face (and head, no offense)
on a job a couple of years ago i needed to clean up 400 used scaffold boards to make furniture. belt sanders were a hopeless option for cleaning off cement and plaster etc. given the number of boards we had i thought something more drastic was needed, so i used a cupped wire brush on a nine inch angle grinder. it was amazing, cleaning up each board in a minute and saved a huge amount of time it was also great for removing splinters from the sides and the bonus was it exposed any metal in the wood. i had no dulling of my circular saw blades afterwards and there was a lot of cutting.
if anyone is thinking of using this method, then no 'loose clothes 'is absolutely essential for safety, and the amount of dust means its an outside job.
i love the shelf, turned out great.😊
I can see the focus of a chef in you 👩🍳
Sizzling bacon is your reference when it comes to welding ;->
I never thought that watching someone make a shelf would be interesting. Love the effect that burning the wood has.
I love watching the problem solving and experimenting.
Burnt cream, now that's something I'd love to see a video of, you cooking up a storm in the kitchen😜👍🏻😍
Great video. I don't think I've ever received a bracket kit where the screws have been any good! So frustrating. Just a quick heads up. If you're looking for a good wood stain I've used Rustins. The colours are really natural compared to some. Thanks for posting the information on your multi stove by the way, suppliers etc. I think you've saved me hundreds!
You are bloody brilliant tim ya know . Very lucky guy . Good on ya
Great work Tim. Lovely to see the KATS Award pride of place!
I love shellac, it blends in nicely with your other timbers
You can improve your saw's dust extraction by making a zero clearance insert
Inspiring as ever Tim. I'd love to see you do some Shou Sugi Ban cladding one day, with your love of detail I think you could really nail it!
my favourite kind of projects :-))) great job. lovely finish.
looking forward to the welding shenanigans haha
Spot on that .. What a match
Shellac is made of the female lac bug from India and Thailand... Funny you used it as last week i bought 2 Liters of it for some home project. Its very easy to use...
you can buy it as flakes, too and mix it up with alkohol.
Nice detail Tim. I've thought about these boards as a cheap source of timber but like a previous comment, worry about what they've been exposed to...
Sometimes they are cheap however you would be surprised what some reclamation places want for them. It’s cheaper to buy planed solid ash from my sawmill!
great job, nice match
Isnt the table saw supposed to have a guard? That might stop the dust being flung up too. I recall watching an american bench carpenter on discovery home and leisure who put a disclaimer on saying guards removed for photography purposes.
Good luck with the welder mate 👍
can i use a metal billow pad instead of the metal brush you used??
Really enjoyed the video Tim and I cracked up when you used the drill base to hammer in the raw plugs. That's just like me Haha. Keep em coming and thanks again for all the effort.
Looks great but it looked best just after the blow torch in my opinion
looks great
I followed the loft reno, seemed to stop before the velux windows install.
What table saw have you got? Can’t remember if you’ve covered it in a previous video.
Anything can turn into a hammer!
What grain for the belt sander?
I did mine with stain varnish.
I bought one of those torches yesterday for £16 from homebase they are not to bad
Tim, anychance of a full house tour?
One day soon, few weeks/months of snagging first before she's ready! :-) (the house that is)
@@TheRestorationCouple good! Me and misses love your videos and the fact you still have so much enthusiasm. Looking forward to the summer food videos!!
how long did it take you from start to finish? looks good btw
Just over an hour. Then another 2 to edit the video!
I'm not the only one who hits wall plugs in with a hammer
Nice vid Tim,as per,,,But the 1970's elevator music??????
Wouldn’t know, wasn’t around in the 70’s! 😉
@@TheRestorationCouple I Googled it :)
I see you use the same tool as I for fitting wall plugs.
Only the best! 😉
The old scaffolding boards look really nice with key tube fittings... You can pick the old boards up really cheap...
As that's part of your home, I'd put all those flammables in a metal cabinet instead of on a shelf.
Where I come from "one hour projects" are called "5 minute jobs"lol
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A shelf is fair enough but it makes me cringe seeing people male tables etc out of these boards having seen the nasties they are exposed to in industrial environments. A lot haven’t come from construction.
Agreed. And often they are selling these for a small fortune at reclamation centres.