Wooden Boat Studio Tour, S2-E11

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In this episode Bob takes the viewer on a tour of his studio. Built in 2001 the building was designed by Bob and has served as his sculpture studio that he build many large scale sculptures in. Currently he is building a wooden sailboat.
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8 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 57

@Cryzgr8 3 года назад

Total bandsaw envy!

@danifem 2 года назад

Just wow. Your shop is a blast

@BelgianDoomer 3 года назад

fantastuc studio, i started watching the latest episodes first and i something about it screamed "ARTIST ARTIST!!!" at me, coming from the artworld myself, and now i know why. Very nice and and an envy to most of us here!

@dougpark1025 2 года назад

Wheels on stuff is good. I used the SOLEJAZZ Workbench Caster for tables and even put some on a set of shelves so I can move them around they have the nice feature of being able to lift the table up and roll or drop back down on the legs for stability when you get the table where you want. Very handy when you want to sweep up under the table.

@richardbohlingsr3490 3 года назад

Having a studio like that makes projects happen so much easier and orderly. It looks like it meets your needs well.

@prestonbriggs5271 3 года назад

Those lights!

@huntington46750 2 года назад

Great tour. I just completed a 36 ft square pole barn last fall and wish I would have seen this before. I don't have much room for shop tools but it is insulated and heated. I'm able to fit both my 20 and 23 sailboats on their trailers and still have room to work.

@jeffb6131 3 года назад

That sure is a great man cave.

@Mike-iz9km 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing. I am setting up a new boat shop by converting a barn and will incorporate some of your ideas. Casters and rolling work stations seems to be the theme! Thanks again, Mike

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@seppvanhoek9494 2 года назад

@@TheArtofBoatBuilding I also found your studio tour very helpful and watched it more that once to get ideas for my own shop... now, it seems to me the outside contour is 40 feet deep and 36 (not 40) feet wide, minus a cutout (20 by 16) where the entrance court is. Is it roughly correct? That would make the roof pitch 3 in 12 , for 9 feet drop over 36 feet with... very nice work space.

@peterforsythe3643 3 года назад

Huge Studio envy !

@geoffmcmillan2781 4 года назад

Bob, thanks very much for sharing your shop with us. I just found your channel, and enjoy it immensely.

@rainbowchild63 4 года назад

Hello,Bob! Really perfect! Very smart planning of inner space!The studio is another soul!Be blessed!

@flupsdarups3897 3 года назад

I lol’d when u flipped the table it looks silly but it works

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 3 года назад

Indeed. Those tools have been sold and replaced with bigger ones. Cheers,

@gemfaceter 4 года назад

Nice to see you still have tools that were your granddads and dads.

@vincegordon6830 4 года назад

Great shop! Clean, organized, good lighting, well thought out!

@bobpospick1649 4 года назад

Great tour. Like your blast gate design on the dust collectors. Thanks for sharing!

@thomasarussellsr 4 года назад

Nice set-up, thanks for the tour.

@barneygoogle2720 4 года назад

Really nice, well thought out and organized workshop. It's great that you have enough floor space to set up specialized areas for various kinds of operations. Very efficient.

@Noncenx 3 года назад

I recently found your channel after seeing you on Acorn to Aribella and am really enjoying following your Haven build. Don't know what I like more, the boat building or the tool making. Either way, you're a true artist. Thanks for the insight.

@mjschaeffer2112 4 года назад

Thanks for the tour Bob. I have studio / workshop envy.

@530eman 4 года назад

Beautiful shop, lots of thought obviously went into it... very cool you got some of your dads and granddads tools 🛠

@mrklyles 4 года назад

Thanks Bob. I’ve been wanting to see that for years and just haven’t made it back to Illinois. Very nice.

@dennisdownes9319 4 года назад

Very Nice Bob......so clean and organized! I love working outside; the large door is so practical. DD

@user-fb5rv4pq2t 4 года назад

Вы молодец!Я рад за Вас.Дай бог вам сил и здоровья творить и созидать такие замечательные лодки.С уважением Владимир.

@MrCerdal 5 месяцев назад

Amazing workshop/studio. Thanks for the tour, full of really useful ideas. I'd love to know why you have bits of aircraft on the walls and in the loft? Chris

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 5 месяцев назад

Parts for sculptures from my past. www.bobemser.com

@veleiroema 4 года назад

my dream of workshop , congratuletions !

@WoodBrothersNDS 4 года назад

Hai illustrato perfettamente il tuo laboratorio.... Fantastico!!! le barche e il mare sono la mia passione. Da piccolo, vicino casa mia c'era un signore che costruiva i gozzi e mi soffermavo sempre a guardarlo.... faceva tutto a mano, questi artigiani oramai ne sono rimasti pochissimi, da noi si chiamano maestri d'ascia. un saluto dall'Italia. :-)

@Stillnapie 4 года назад

Just found your channel. Great content and explanations. I have a couple of Kennedy machinist boxes like yours. One holds all of my drawing paraphernalia, the best kept pencils!!

@davidc6510 Год назад

That's a really nice well organized studio Bib. Does the studio also have a lavatory and kitchenette to store drinks and snacks? Thanks for the tour Bob.

@user-zq5vu1im8w 4 года назад

Хорошая мастерская.

@goldendogwoodworks6675 4 года назад

nice to see someone who does traditional drafting. becoming a lost art.

@sevenacresofheaven7744 4 года назад

I see that you have a set of shelves under your stairs to keep all of your flammables on, it might be safer to keep your flammables in a flammables cabinet... just a thought. have a great day.

@somvarma970 2 года назад

I would love to build a studio like this, but I haven't figure out where that's possible. Can you share what kind of property you built yours on - a plot of residential land, a property zoned as commercial, or maybe a piece of Ag land? If you purchased land just for this studio, can you share how you went about finding the right plot for it? Thanks for your amazing videos. It's a real joy to watch your process!

@apprenticehunter 4 года назад

Thanks Bob, this is very inspiring. Hoe you do not mind I will take some (well, many) of your ideas and use them in my own Studio I am just putting together.

@chrissd08 6 месяцев назад

Bob, your channel is great! The content and production are fantastic. I just found this video, and really enjoyed it. Did you build your shop with that L shape because of square footage restrictions with your zoning or more for the looks? Also how are you heating it in the winters? I love that bridge crane you have, it has me rethinking rollup doors vs sliding door on my shop expansion. Thank you!

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 6 месяцев назад

Welcome, I'm glad you're here. No square footage restrictions. I designed it with the L. From past experiences with studios I realize that I did not need lots of head room over machines like table saw, bandsaw, drill press... And that the bridge crane would only span 20' I heat with an infrared gas heater ( its the long tube hanging under the trusses) The sliding doors are a must for full operation of the bridge crane. Thanks for your kind comment and for watching! Cheers, Bob

@tomtruesdale6901 4 года назад

Beautiful shop and now I feel shamed that mine is a mess.

@OferNRaz 4 года назад

Thanks for the tour. Beautiful studio. One thing that I didn't see is a sharpening station. What are you using for sharpening your woodworking tools?

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 4 года назад

My sharpening tools are in the old wooden chest that I keep the chisels in. I have most of the abrasives attached to a base so I can put them in the end vise close by.

@bizim_eller 3 года назад

👍👍🙂

@lud1964 4 года назад

Hi started to watch your series but cannot see episode 12 on it states private video?

@JenkinsBoatWorks 4 года назад

Hi Bob, I tried to comment yesterday but maybe it goes to some sort of "questionable comment" file. Love the tour. I am building a shop in December and your ideas are a big help. thanks, Chuck

@JenkinsBoatWorks 4 года назад

and I bet it is because I tried to link my lead keel video. well if you are interested, go to my channel and you can see some of my experiences, good and bad with pouring my keel. I believe it is episode 61 on my channel. Also, if you haven't watched, check out Acorn to Arabella's keel pour videos. they helped me a lot

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 4 года назад

I have Chuck. I just poured mind today. It went amazingly well.

@JenkinsBoatWorks 4 года назад

@@TheArtofBoatBuilding I'm so glad to hear that! It truly is one of the more dangerous things that I have done. I pray that you were able to video it. Things for me got a little hectic and at the moment that the lead let loose, we missed it and didn't get video

@markcotter5949 3 года назад

Any book building book recommendations?

@loonatticat 3 года назад

You pronounced “SHOP” wrong, but that’s okay- another great video!

@linoferreira3986 9 месяцев назад

Boa noite podia enviar-me a tabela das medidas das cavernas para um barco de 2 metros e meio muito obrigado.

@oakleyjack7600 4 года назад

Do you have heat for the studio Bob ?

@TheArtofBoatBuilding 4 года назад

The Turtle Carpenter yes, there is heat. In the beginning segment where a mention the clerestory window you can see a long infrared heater. That coupled with the ceiling fan it keeps the studio very comfortable on chilly days.