Federal Moldings - Part 2

[@josephwells697]

SO GLAD That Finish Carpentry TV recommended this channel. Man I been eating it up.

[@BrentHull]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@tc9148]

Fabulous presentation on how to assemble moldings.

[@BrentHull]

Thank you very much!

[@oldskoolwayy]

Brent has really open my eyes to how to see moulding outside of what the big box stores sells.. only issue is now I have to go back and rethink my own homes moulding...lol..

[@BrentHull]

LoL Sorry about that.

[@weekendwarrior3420]

Something similar happened to me. Since then, anywhere I go, I see badly installed tile. It's good my house doesn't have moldings, yet.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Only my second video of yours I'm watching & I'm freakin amazed at the amount of info. & how everything you're saying makes so much sense!! Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@BrentHull]

Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching, I'll look forward to your feedback!

[@weekendwarrior3420]

Like Neo, I always felt there was something wrong with "modern" interiors, until Brent, like Morpheus, explained why.

[@BrentHull]

Thanks. Welcome to the matrix... Haha.

[@SpizzyP219]

Enjoying these moulding series videos: finding them interesting and informative as I consider moulding for the restoration of my home. One suggestion: When you are presenting terminology, also put it as a graphic on the screen. Seeing it together with hearing you say it helps most people remember better because one is reinforcing the other. I know that's a little more work in the editing suite! Also wondering whether you use the Golden Ratio. (I think that's related to the Fibonacci sequence?) I've done that with some design elements and it seems to work.

[@BrentHull]

Good feedback, thanks. Yes, the Golden rule is a part of classical design. Thanks.

[@RWThurman]

I totally love your videos. I am not a good carpenter as I've learned from these videos, but I'm not understanding something around 9:27 into the video. The Federalist Frieze looks fine, but the Cornice above it looks to be too wide or maybe unsupported. What am I missing?

[@BrentHull]

Good eye, yes, the Federal cornice is thin and dainty. It projects out more than it goes up. Part of the historic precedent. FYI.

[@RWThurman]

@@BrentHull After I posted this, I did see the exact proportions in another of your videos featuring a Federalist room at Winterthur.

[@ryananthony4840]

I'm confused, I thought you make moulding, but I've seen in a few videos you mention Windsor....

[@BrentHull]

Good point. Sorry for the confusion. We have a custom shop and do only custom millwork. I've designed moldings for 3 companies/lumber yards. Windsor was first. Because they sell nationally I don't feel they are competition for us and it gives more people good quality moldings. We still are making moldings, but our clients typically want something unique.