Cardboard moon gate or stacked stone portal Part-1

[@donwilson4934]

I like this guys descriptions and detail in explaining.. good job. He shows the work and doesn’t just sit there in front of a camera blabbering .

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you Don I appreciate your positive feedback and the fact that you took the time to watch my video.

[@Aaron-pp5dn]

yes I agree wish I lived closed for a work shop training

[@fauxrock]

Thanks for the positive feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.

[@tracymiller1715]

WOW! LIght weight, portable, strong, maybe lighter than polystyerene! I like it!

[@fauxrock]

Oh thanks for your positive feedback. I appreciate you watching my video. The actual rock that I made in this video was just using regular mortar mix and it’s a pretty heavy rock. I estimate 60 pounds so it’s not lighter than poly styrene but we can make stronger fiber reinforced Cement that allows us to go to where we’re about a quarter inch thick and even then it wouldn’t be light as polystyrene, but it is light enough to pick up and move around easily.

[@troyperry1231]

Nice looking piece I’ll b watching for the next step😊

[@fauxrock]

Thanks Troy I appreciate your feedback as always positive… I hope to have the new video out next week. Thanks for watching my video. Have a great fourth of July.

[@gloricaaxox]

Thanks so much for sharing your steps. I want to explore with some cardboard art so I fell upon your video while doing research. Appreciate it! ✨🙏

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you for your kind feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.. let us know how you do with your first creation

[@joaddington9890]

I really like your work, I have never watch anyone do as much with cardboard as you do. Except watch some people do Halloween stuff. Your great!

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you very much for the kind feedback. I do appreciate you taking your time to watch my video.

[@timothyadem8354]

Cant' wait for part two, such a great video there.

[@fauxrock]

Well, thank you Timothy… I appreciate your positive feedback and the time you took watching my video. I should have that video up in about a week.

[@timothyadem8354]

@@fauxrock And is it possible to attend your classes online or may be have video tutorials as part of the training?. How much can it cost and what are the modules of study?

[@fauxrock]

Check out my website for the online 15 days and Derek right DVD training course. It’s called the bronze package on my site.

[@herseydimnd]

Nicely done, looking forward to part 2. 🙂

[@fauxrock]

Thanks for the positive feedback I do so appreciate you watch my video

[@JamesTheAxeThrower]

Is cardboard the easiest to work with of all your methods? Seems easier than making a wooden 2x4 / metal rebar frame

[@fauxrock]

Thanks for your question… it really depends on what it is you’re making how fast you wanna make it. How long do you want it to last and how much do you want to spend generally I’m always wanting to use a thin shell technology because a lot of the things I create are pretty good sized items, the cardboard does seem to have its place. Thanks for watching my video. I appreciate it.

[@BitsySkittlesPryss]

Wow! This is so cool! Are those just regular wood screws you're using?

[@fauxrock]

Thanks for the positive feedback and I really appreciate you watching my video… The screws that I used or just normal inch and a quarter drywall screws

[@Slaphappy-_-]

This is nice!! Dam if I had the money I’d love to be a student!!!! I already work in FRP. I definitely don’t have patience for cement but you make me want to be a part of this line of work!

[@fauxrock]

Well, thanks very kindly slaphappy as always I appreciate your positive feedback and thank you for watching my videos.

[@Slaphappy-_-]

Cardboard is a great material as well! I use in for difficult shapes.

[@fauxrock]

I especially like it because it’s free.

[@Sam-black]

Excellent video thank you for sharing

[@fauxrock]

Thanks Sam I appreciate the positive feedback and the fact that you took your time to watch my video.

[@GrumpyAndCricket]

Another cool project! Thanks and may the 4th be with you!

[@fauxrock]

Thanks as always I do appreciate your constant feedback and support.

[@GrumpyAndCricket]

@@fauxrock I enjoy watching and getting new ideas! Thank you!

[@fauxrock]

That’s totally awesome. Thanks.

[@brianbrinegar6086]

Very cool!

[@fauxrock]

Thank you very much for the positive feedback I do so appreciate you watching my video

[@VRplay86]

🤓👍

[@fauxrock]

Thanks Jack hopefully you’re having a good Fourth of July weekend

[@VRplay86]

@@fauxrock thank you I will. Have a great fourth of July 🎊 keep up the great work 👍

[@fauxrock]

👌

[@Pfsif]

OMG!

[@fauxrock]

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate you watching my video.