BEAUTIFUL interior Beams - Step by step

[@oldb-1kenobi]

Man, I miss those Texas sunrises. Great intro and awesome video, thank you.

[@erosario64]

Love this channel but they rarely follow up on progress; I would have loved to see a second part to this video.

[@JonnyTsunami1]

That intro with the music and all looked like the beginning of a horror movie 😂 Love the work on this house. Keep it up Richard!

[@erosario64]

Should make one video showing the end result of all the projects over the years. I’m especially interested in seeing the final outcome of this project and a view of the ceiling in the living room where the mantel work is being completed.

[@shawnfoos7844]

They hired the right guys for the job! Looks awesome!

[@hansangb]

Definitely calls for the Whistle of Approval!

[@ddutton0]

The work you just in your house just came in super handy!

[@markflajsner9944]

wow these videos are now even getting a great Hollywood touch, great work guys!

[@Snowmannorth]

Great intro Rich! When I first started your video, the dark silhouette of the house, the music…i forgot what I chose to watch! Then, I saw your truck 😂. Great job! (Looks great, by the way!)

[@T.E.P..]

Getting more and more creative with the vids ... it's been a huge delight watching the channel grow over these years. Thanks again for the education and your fun and creative PRO work

[@skiprope536]

What a fantastic video. You my boy are a MASTER.

[@LeahHa8]

Excellent opening sequence! ❤

[@Angel-rv1mt]

Impeccable work. I hope your client fully realizes how fortunate he is you’re the one doing the work. Your attention to detail and excellence is difficult to find nowadays.

[@michaelgil5104]

the first 40 seconds on this video was 🔥

[@timothydu9415]

This might be a silly question but have you heard of the 3rd hand tool? Its an extendable stick that works just like a quick clamp. I use it to put up cabinets, create plastic drapes for painting, and for holding stuff to ceilings. One of the most useful tools I’ve bought.

[@robertbamford8266]

I thought of that, too. Then I thought of spending hundreds of dollars when a 1x or 2x will work.

[@timothydu9415]

@@robertbamford8266 not even close… its $80 for two of them. they go up to 12 ft long. the ability to precisely adjust the length with a trigger. You’d actually save time and money if you do it alot. Plus, it fit in my van vertically in the corner not being 12 ft long.

[@doubleMSW]

Your driver's side tail light is out 😁

[@DiabloBranco666]

It’s a dodge.

[@jesusperez-oh1wb]

HaaaaaaaHaaaaaaa! That made me laugh so much😅

[@breakinn403]

Just wonderful! 1/2 inch revile is perfect. Good job! :o)

[@terencemerritt]

Reveal

[@breakinn403]

Thank you my mistake.@@terencemerritt

[@tomblanco8234]

I love your starry intro! I don't know what kind of camera you shot that with, but I want one.

[@jimfeaster4837]

The quality of your work is excellant😊

[@donwilliams3626]

Your client has good tastes in what image they want their home to project. I'm with you on the 1/2" drop on these beams. The shadow lines make their own statement in this highly figured wooden design. Using the third hand is truly a time saver while installing blocking. Another advantage is it allows you to work the framing to the line when the lumber yard includes material that isn't straight.

[@neomatrix2722]

Great job gentlemen Lovett

[@bradleythomas5445]

Wow! Beautiful job!

[@Podchynok]

Proportions is everything when it comes to aesthetics. Good job, looks beautiful

[@hh4545]

Good job, look beautiful.

[@teethgums]

Hey! Curious, on the side panels, on the long runs where you couldnt use a single board, how did you join the two boards? Are they mitered or square? Doing beams on a job right now.

[@Tool_Addicted_Carpenter]

Looks awesome. Did one of these for a very indecisive customer that had a difficult time picturing it from just snapped lines so we had to completely finish the room with trim and crown 4 times. They were zillionares though so we were paid for every attempt and I actually learned quite a bit about different coffered ceiling patterns. What you call the 'dropped overhang' we call a 'reverse reveal'.

[@Couldnt-think-of-a-clever-name]

That sounds like a good time to mock it up in sketch up.

[@michaelmaas5544]

I just had the same experience. I mocked up everything thing for them sometimes 2-3 times. Had to have 3 knives made to come up with trim detail they liked. Great people and happily paid for it all.

[@davidsmith6001]

That half inch drop as most things are for the person like likes it the way they like it. I'm not a fan but I can still say it was a good very well done. Attention to detail. I subbed.

[@kleincarpentry1438]

Another great video! I love your work!!

[@shangri-lahomestead2895]

Absolutely awesome work! Thank you for sharing it!😊

[@jackran5465]

Amazing work bro, love your attention to detail 👊🏼,

[@steveng.8546]

I was hoping you would have thrown a couple lines into that pond. Get a nice bass nice and early 🎣

[@coryskipper5820]

Beams look awesome.

[@MrKique04]

I happen to find this video I like it now is there a finish video complete what it looks like

[@mrc8534]

Well Done 👍

[@christophergilbert2384]

Very cool. Give yourself more credit on the great layout and planning that made this install go and look so easy. Well done!

[@cvceleheinu8689]

This is really good

[@woodworks371]

Such artistry! Beautiful! Also relieved to see you’re wearing knee pads - I am nearly 60 and am so grateful that I wore them from early on in my career as a carpenter. My knees are still good. Do sensible things to protect yourself when you’re young and think you’re invincible - you’ll thank yourself later in life. Keep up the inspiring work and videos. Sending greetings from Wales.

[@dougngwenlawson3886]

That looks sweeeeet.

[@SergioERestrepo]

Hi just curious do you remember how thick the side pieces were i want to do the same exact thing in aras of my house. Thx so much for all the videos

[@AB_in_CO]

Beautiful work!

[@tlanc1283]

Love them.

[@michaelwaters7969]

Another excellent video. I am in the middle of completing a coffered ceiling. I found the layout the most time consuming to ensure the spacing looked right and the size of my beams was the right proportion etc. I hope someday you will make a video explaining your process before you even snap your layout lines.

[@jimkelley8658]

What type of wood are you using for your coffered ceiling?

[@thedge7]

Wow that is a really BIG chain you have there...

[@KRELL427]

Looking good, cool wood as well.

[@galenfowler8453]

Very nice work !

[@darrylcrum2495]

I am so sorry to ask you this because I know you are not doing coffered ceilings right now but I just watched a video you did three years ago and I am following your instructions for making a coffered ceiling in my family room. I will be nailing to bare floor joists (no ceiling drywall) and I want to know why you used the 2 X 6 boards in the inside of the room? Would I be able to use 2 X 4s to span the room and 2 X 4 drops. The reason I want to do this is because I feel the ceiling is too low and the room too small to accommodate 2 X 6 rails (?). My goal is to make access to plumbing and electrical much easier to access if needed. I intend to leave the panels loose if at all possible. Thank you very much for your help.

[@kevinlucas8437]

It looks really nice !!! What a great project !!

[@gagehindle210]

Good looking. Seems like very usable wood. I like to hide perimeter joints behind cross beams. Only a few inches of the joint are visible.

[@christopherleenknecht920]

Looks Great 👍

[@TheDJSILENCIO]

Looks beautifull

[@UniversalPainter]

Nice work.

[@HNAA2025]

Need to find you a sponsorship for some off-road lights.

[@hungry_arch]

Gorgeous

[@MrRadtech22]

Looking great!

[@UltimateDiyer]

Awesome intro

[@dansullivan2954]

Well done!

[@mandyleeson1]

Love the intro...

[@gameplayervlogs2289]

Why the blocking I did the same with 1x6 but I didn't block it and gouge it on edges then wrapped joints painted black metal 1/8" x 2" great work but just asking

[@robertbamford8266]

The 1/2” overhang and shadow line look great. Even though it logically eliminates the illusion of a solid beam. If the viewer applies logic.

[@bobainsworth5057]

Beautiful.

[@andydupont4786]

Awesome job! Is that the same thing as a coffered ceiling?

[@henryedwards6467]

How much do u make a year and your hours a day.

[@dst286]

What kind of blades and tooth size on table saw

[@rclarite7]

BEAUTIFUL work, as always!!! 👍🏽👌🏽💯💪🏽

[@choimdachoim9491]

First thing I noticed is very nice 2 X 4 mat'l.

[@shaneclarry9549]

I always try for 1/4 inch if the ceiling allows.

[@lubblegarage]

You obviously had alot of input from the construction of the ceiling making sure you had blocking and making sure the ceiling was level. What about a ceiling on a home that is not 100 percent level and out of level? What tricks do you do in that case? Thanks

[@lukejasso1183]

What’s going on with all the chains on your tools?

[@TheEricj1337]

okay..as someone who does beams at work, how do you deal with the ceiling being totally f'ed up, besides scribing every cut. sometimes we use a jack (for a car) and push it up into our blocking and nail it off. is there a better way besides getting the beam to fit, then scribing, then taking it down, then cutting your scribe line, then putting it back up? Cause my boss is NOT interested in that process lol. he just tells the builders to float some drywall mud in the gaps. aka - it's not my house.

[@ismaelestrada3065]

I would like to know how to make stimates ?

[@daverios1372]

How many days was that? One??

[@MrC9Oh3]

How do you bid jobs like this?

[@brianyeaney48]

Awesome

[@coryskipper5820]

Will John ever speak on camera?

[@brianburrows2943]

Nice work! Is the crown going to be pecky cypress too?

[@HNAA2025]

Reminds me of something that would be on the ceiling of a church.

[@danieldunn6284]

Mr. Hull will be disappointed that you didn't use his new catch phrase "new house old soul😁

[@chuckmeister6518]

Did Dewalt ever get back to you?

[@Trhbub]

Nice.

[@brettdayberry5299]

Should do a video of your work trucks

[@jocrpnter]

Nice!

[@williamszeliga4983]

What is the name of the opening song?

[@CrankyHermit]

The Blue Danube waltz by Johann Strauss II, 1866

[@ericbordeau9080]

Should have mitered the inside corners of your side pieces. Looks better and eliminated the end grain on your half inch drop. Awesome video tho.

[@DWMK]

No more dewalt saw? I assume they did nothing for you?

[@jamesmatheson5115]

What structural work was done above the ceiling to hold the extra weight?

[@rickhammer2374]

Surprised you don't spline your end grain joints. Nice work though.

[@easerone1651]

Like the Pakistani beams.

[@roczilla6834]

🤩🤩🤩

[@Vermontractor]

All cinematic and whatnot

[@TheFlatlander440]

Nice work although I'm not a fan of faux ceiling beams. I prefer real solid beams from old barns as such.

[@iekuieku1536]

i dont really get the point. if you want a beam, why dont you use a beam? its obvious that what you screwed together there are just some boards...

[@stevenbutler4080]

That looks pretty amazing. Might have to keep that wood in mind for some projects I want to do!

[@wchops7578]

Idk if you saw his previous video but the not very large stack of wood he had was $25k.

[@stevenbutler4080]

@@wchops7578 I did not see his previous video. Or at least that previous video :) Wood is expensive these days in general so not sure how that compares to something like white oak.

[@chrisniesen6995]

I m going to stop using impact gun, because you don’t use one 🎉

[@williamshelton9688]

One foot ….two feet

[@gavinhay6627]

Definititely not a fan of fake beams that don't even look like real beams.

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Designers and architects have a vision for spaces.

[@MetalAsFork]

@@FinishCarpentryTV What are the dimensions of that room, like 40'x40'? Is it like a banquet room or dance studio or something? In rooms that size you definitely need something to break the monotony of the vast empty ceiling. I think the beams look pretty cool, even if not "functional". Don't they add some acoustic benefit as well?

[@fatimahimo]

Olla

[@stevenhansen8641]

🕶🇺🇸

[@maxiegrobner9018]

Wait a minute… you’re not really working that fast?

[@ryanwesolowski9374]

Please start pronouncing wainscot correctly. Please.

[@talhamasood8230]

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