Camera work causing nausea. But I’m hanging in for the technique ❤

thank you for sharing this!!nI have to practise this to nail the technique

Your Roofing nail method has been adopted by me, thank you

A true artist

I want to make a stainless steel poles, into a fake tree house. How long would this last? What kind of paint should i use so it dont lose its color in a few years.

Going to try this on a sculpted fireplace..

TTD

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This guy is disgusting and will do anything for meth or money for meth, look at the video of him 5 years ago and compare it to now, doesn't even look like the same guy but it is.

The history part in the beginning is almost correct. It was the first bridge to get a patent for reinforced concrete in 1875 called, cement armé in French and translated to ferro cement. Guess what, that's reinforced concrete to most people around the world a generation or two later, and the way we build everything.

Terry.. THANK YOU for being so open with the old time techniques. I just started playing with the faux bois and the tips help tremendously! I love your work.. it is fantastic!

Photos: fauxboisconcrete.info/faux-bois-step-by-step-with-pictures.html

It could be any nail of course. The thing with the nail is that the head, pushed like a plow below the surface while the material is still quite wet leaves the wonderful "curly" edges to the "bark" as it makes the grooves. I often twist the nail shaft to and fro as I'm pushing the head which can help distribute the "plowed" material to right or left side of the "grooves" and create randomness. I discovered this as the method that was likely used when they were first made.

What is it that makes the roofing nail special over another nail or tool. Can you explain please? Perhaps show a picture of the nail Terry used?

very good process