Finally Dusty’s work in longer in-depth video. A true 💎 as always. Yes oh yes! For those that are trying to learn a thing or two like my self, turn the playback speed from normal to 0,75. Only this way I can catch precious spoken details. 👽
@@dustylumberco Absolutely it is! Not just helpful but enjoyable all around. I am sure that other people, not necessarily wood enthusiasts like my self will agree as well and I am not saying all of this just to say it. Also I lived to finally see a true pro use a Milescraft drilling jig. I thought I am the only one. LOL All the best Dusty and happy holidays!
This is definitely one of the better quality videos on RU-vid using quality materials and technique. On thing is that’s a lot of machinery the average person does definitely does not have… that’s not to say alot of this can’t be done by hand or with a planer but with alot of work and wouldn’t be perfect like yours.
As a beginner enthusiast, I really appreciate the instruction. I'm building my knowledge. Hopefully I can make me a barn door just like this soon. I could use a tutor haha. Once I don't then I'll be able to do it again and again.
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That combination jointer/planer has me extremely jealous LOL. That's an amazing machine, and saves so much floorspace by combing the 2 machines into one. Not to mention the time saved by being able to switch between modes effortlessly!
Best video tutorials on RU-vid Mr. Dusty! I love your channel and can’t wait to see your next video. Thank you for your inspiration and dedication to building quality builds…you’re the best! Cheers from Minnesota.
What a great set of doors!!! I watched your video that shows a bunch of joints you make and I asked about a tool that cut square holes. As I watched this video, you answered my question. It's a square mortise tool/machine.
You did something that I accidentally did one time. When you used the biscuit joiner on the bottom for your groove, you went all the way across from one end to the other. Most times, a barn door never slides the full width of the door. You could've stopped the groove a half inch from each end, so it wasn't exposed. But otherwise, loved the video. Kinda like the New Canadian Workshop.
I've been watching your shorts for almost a year, then I decided to start watching your old videos. It's interesting to see how you did everything before some of your new tools (festools, radial arm saw, etc). Love your videos man. Alberta!
love it man, great job! i was thinking about your process and thought to myself, if you made your stiles longer, you could router out your mortises and cut them to length without having to clean up the ends, thats the only thing i would do differently, i appreciate the workmenship and the tip on your router jig to find center, cheers!
Love your vids/projects. Keep them coming. Soooo jealous of your radial arm saw (which wasn't featured in this video 😢). That thing is AWESOME!! Really liking the big, beefy wood pieces you produce. Want to see lots more.
The doors look nice and I enjoyed your explanation of the steps and build process. The only thing i didn’t like was the decorative black steel studs you put on at the end. Sometimes less is more.
Those confused me too, but to each their own. Personally I think it takes more skill to joint it without fasteners, but peened wrought iron is pretty classy too.
Funny you use old barn wood. I can go to any lumber store around and buy warped twisted and cupped lumber. Sure would be nice to be able to get nice lumber
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Your work is second to none may God continue to bless you and your family. If your kiddo wants to learn continue to teach him again may the creator continue to take care of you all.Bottom line
