Good choice,well made and much more in keeping with the location 👍

Really nice !!

It appears my tool collection highlights a slight addiction and a lack of skill. That was impressive!

What an interesting archeological dig! 🤍

What finishing oil was used?

You did a great job. I don't think it looks right in that spot without an arch over it and I think the stain is terrible but that's subjective. Working out all this angles woukd blow my mind. I like the use of a trivet. A router or even a multitool would have helped cutting that circle out. Great video. Thanks

Wow,wow,wow❤❤❤❤❤

It would be good, to see a mortice and tenon joint used. The gate will last alot longer.

Beautiful

what a beautiful little gate. Love the non symetry

Great job on the steps! Thank you for NO time lapse or music! They always ruin it. Keep up the excellent work.

What a charming gate! It go so well with the rustic stone walls!

Nice to see a workmate still doing a good job!!!

Proper job.....well done, and thanks!

Wall to wall DeWalt. Your welcome @

If there was ever a video to show its the craftsman, not the tools, then this is it. Absolutely brilliant, brilliant. Am in awe.

thats a nice gate, but i really thought the other gate was incredible

Is your dog called DeWalt?

Excellent carpentry/joinery skills with not many tools! You cut extremely straight lines with that skill saw freehand I might add! 👍👍👍

"Cheap" And it looks like uncle Conrad and aunt Ginny were millionaires with that oak. I mean Oak's nice.

I'm guessing that is rot resistant wood. Otherwise, have you devised a way to prevent water from accumulating in the round holes you drilled for the square pegs, and rotting the wood?

Great gate mate

Brilliant, just brilliant work. I use dewalt too , inexpensive relative to other brands . I cut jarah sleepers with my circular, all about the blade isn’t it. Thanks for posting. Deffo inspired me to do a new front gate for my house

Great work! And use that beautiful outdoor area any season. I’m an American living in japan for a long time. Have an American style gas grill and I do steaks or pizzas in February mate! Any season is grill season 🍖

Brilliant job on the gate that will last for years

Nice job!

Very cool and impressive handiwork. Not quite so cool: the many parts where the audio goes from 8 dB to 155 dB in a microsecond. RIP eardrums. 😭

Love the design - the subtle curves and unusually unaligned (yet they look right) spindles are really good. The absence of a morticer made the half-laps make sense instead of mortice and tenon... and the way the spindles were made - that could have been square tenons in squared holes perhaps? 6 of one, half a dozen of the other which more work, but rounding off the tenons must have been annoying without a lathe to hand! I guess I would have used dowels instead of screws to keep the joints tight, but who's looking? lol

Did you have to get permission to cut those trees down?

Anarchy-Ologist? (Enjoying very much).

Boy that battery saw sure got a workout! This is inspirational, because I sometimes make things I need - work tables and such - from left over lumber and even small trees if I really need a particular piece and don’t have lumber. My skills aren’t on this level but I sure have fun. Thanks for the demo👍

Impressed you made this with pretty basic tools. It's it a specific type or grade of sleeper?

Als Haustür ja aber als Gartentor nein ! 🤗🛠👍🏻

👍🏻🛠🤗

You did an amazing job with the restoration of the original space.

That’s a load of lengths already glued up 😂

soooo nice Great video thanks

Spot on

Gate debut 😸

had i of made that gate i'd be making numerous excuses to walk through it every day; impressed.

Looks incredible, but that latch is too low

You get tighter joints with mortise and tenon joints instead of the

I'm not often impressive with woodworking projects, this was very impressive.

lovely work really accessable tool wise too, what metal fittings did you use i really like them.

really nice👍🏼

Nice job !

It,s gonnae last for ever!

Nice. But could easily have made peg dowels for the joints instead of screws.

Fully expected this to be "I made a cheap gate in my workshop full of tools that cost fifty grand". Really good video. Shows what's possible with a few power tools and no little skill.

Great work with simple tools!! Love the design, too!