Arts and Crafts Cedar Garden Gate

[@brentmcbride793]

wow, great work. I made a gate for my house last year and decided to make a real nice one, I put it on Facebook and have been doing them for others ever since. after watching your videos I know I have alot to learn. .over your designs.

[@thedustybuilder]

Wow, beautiful. Your shop looks great as well.........I have so far to go! lol

[@congruewoodworks1474]

I do enjoy your videos, glad to see you posting again.

[@jaykepley5238]

Beautifully done! I can't figure out why you don't have several hundred thousand subscribers. You're that good. Fine Woodworking good!

[@bigben380]

What a compliment. Thanks Jay

[@jaykepley5238]

@@bigben380 It's true Ben. You have mad skills!

[@Thom4123]

Whoa beautiful craftsmanship as always awesome design. Take Care

[@urusvati7777]

Perfection! You are my favorite wood furniture maker! Thank you for the video, waiting for the next one! Hello from Moscow)))

[@alecclasen9775]

Hey Ben beautiful work. Do you put weep holes in your fence panels too? I also am curious if you put screens in for bugs as well? curious of your thoughts on that. Would love to see more videos!

[@MoscaWoodworking]

so nice! you are making such beautiful furniture and video!!

[@jeffforbes3772]

Another great video sir. I have to get me that marking knife. Thanks for providing the link.

[@gary24752]

Did you apply any kind of finish and if so what? The drainage holes you have in the bottom. Do you have issues with insects getting up into the holes? Do you seal them with glue or anything or are there small vent caps you put in the holes?

[@stallionranchwoodworks]

I really admire the design of your Gate, were the holes on the bottom rail for water drainage after its installed? Would have liked to see how you dadoed that offset in your middle stile. Nice job!

[@bigben380]

Thanks. Yes, those are drainage holes. To dado the offset, I raised the dado stack the extra height, referencing the lower portion of the stile on the table saw. I then finished the 45 degree portion with a slot bit on the router table. Hope that makes sense. You could also just do it all on the router table, with a slot bit, if thats what works for you.