The process of creating a hand-crafted lock gate at Stanley Ferry Workshop

[@michaelshore2300]

My brother in law did an apprenticeship with British waterways in the 50s and 60s. Oak gates, every evening his cutting tools were taken to be sharpened, including a chisel 10 ft long with an 18" wide blade for face trimming gates from the top.

[@ChrisWilson-gm6tk]

I took my grandson to the workshop at Stanley last years 'open day' and he loved it. Such a shame they don't do it more often, he's driving me mad for another visit!

[@drummingriffin]

Would love to see a more in depth video explaining the processes of making a pair of lock gates. Thanks for showing this one anyway, it was VERY interesting.

[@mjallenuk]

Fantastic... and a lot quicker to do than I thought. 😉

[@aghauler1964]

Amazing craftsmen

[@fmainternational4210]

Why not put RUBBER DUMPER at the Corners of the Gate for Sealing and longer life span.

[@niklar55]

This seems like an overcomplicated way to build a door! .

[@kickpublishing]

Oops did I say feet - I meant inches

[@MikeWilliams-yp9kl]

Great video but far too fast have you got a slower one?