English Joiner Creates Beautiful Framing. Kerf-Cutting and Draw-Bore Jointing

[@lesliemillar9879]

You sir are the definition of a true craftsman. The level of detail you go too even with oak framing is truly stunning. I myself have learnt so much from your videos over the years. I don't normally comment on here but when I watched you scribing in those braces, unbelievable. 👌

[@ess29123377]

What an absolute pleasure to watch a craftsman plying his trade to such an extremely high level of expertise, total credit to you.

[@Knowbro]

It's been great to follow this process and enjoy watching you enjoy it too! It's coming together well and looking fabulous. Can't wait to see it all worked through and finished.

[@jackson2uk]

"Smart looking" is a major understatement of your achievement! Looking forward to seeing this finished 🎉

[@davidnew2795]

before upvc window profiles came coextruded , we used to keep all gasket coiled up in a large bucket with a lid on and a hole in the centre of the lid, worked a treat and kept dust of it. Love your content, im a joiner myself and its nice to see someone who genuinely takes pride in what they do 👏👏

[@idontthinkso666]

"cinematic joint appreciation" Truer words were never spoken!

[@bchdsailor]

Always a pleasure watching your videos, excellent craftmanship and good content is appreciated

[@HarveyJohnWillmott]

The colour of that oak is just perfect ❤

[@davelethaby1279]

A true craftsman, Ollie ... your work on any project is, without any shadow of doubt, perfection. You mentioned OCD at one point but I see that as complimentary as I suffer from the same disorder and I wish more people did the same.

[@steveg4iwr]

Looking fantastic. I hope the customer is pleased.

[@peterwalton1502]

Good enough for oak framing! It looks fantastic👏👏👏

[@BradshawJoinery]

Haha thanks Peter! 😁😁😁

[@vinnylavelle50]

As others have said "True craftsmanship" an insperation to others & an example of how to have pride in your work whatever trarde your in..Brilliant stuff

[@raydriver7300]

Hi Oliver. I’m off to France tomorrow to celebrate my granddaughter’s 16th birthday so may not get a chance to see your videos for ten days. I would accept a 0.00mm gap any day and that Bradshaw signature would probably have been my thumb! And yes, I did enjoy the joint appreciation. I was trying to think of a joinery pun but nothing woodwork. Keep up the good work 🌞

[@charn1]

Fantastic workmanship , it’s good to see that people are willing to pay for proper quality craftsmanship,with the oak framing and the front door and canopy you have built.

[@paulryan9024]

I noticed your channel because my mother's maiden name was Bradshaw. Very glad I did because you exhibit real craftsmanship which is a joy to watch. Good on you. regards from Dublin.

[@derekrobertson1548]

I am loving the regular updates on the oak framing project. I hope done it this way is less time consuming and allows you to put out content on a regular basis. Looking forward to seeing the end result of this project. It is looking awesome so far.

[@davidjennings9253]

As always, Superb workmanship!!!! Can't wait to see the completed job, It's going to be incredible.

[@davidrussell2821]

As a carpenter I Love to see your videos and the Craftsmanship that you display. Ive picked up so many tips and tricks from your content. Keep up the good work fabulous stuff.😊😊😊

[@NeilDunlop]

That looks like some of the most satisfying hammering you could ever do. Seeing it all come together is just brilliant to watch... never mind to have done it yourself. Bravo Oli 👏👏👏

[@dbconstruction7892]

12:50 I did enjoy that. I've been anticipating just that montage since I saw the first video in the series. WELL DONE!😃

[@101alexs]

Awesome work, I have stumbled across your channel recently and love the amount of care you have in your work

[@Littleshedjoinery]

Really bloody good mate. Loved the comment about being able to sit back and spend all lunchtime looking at it. Glad to hear someone else does that 😄 Watched all of these and it's been a pleasure to sit back and see it come together. Keep up the good work you're an inspiration.

[@peterelder7425]

I am loving this current series. Like many others have commented, I too have learned a great deal from you over the years. What I particularly like is you show not just high end cabinetry work, but stuff like this current series and everything in between. I particularly liked the videos you did on repairing an old pine door, adding a bit of length to it (especially as I would like to do the same to my drafty front door!) And the repair to the garden door. Yes you could have ripped the frame out and made a new one, but the spliced in repair was great, and just about any of us could do following your lead. Please keep up the great work. All the best from a POM in NZ!

[@warrenneeves7103]

Beautiful to watch this work coming together. We don't get to see green oak frames here in Australia. Probably as rare as being able to see your shadow in England. Nice work mate...Nice work.

[@daihedral9269]

Best cinematic joint appreciation since Withnail & I. Felt your pain at 6:57.

[@stewartnorminatorboughen]

A true craftsman, loving the journey.

[@davidtuffin6993]

Ive worked on some high end projects but your joinery us on another level its cabinet making oak framing all the joints would of been good enough for cabinet framing. Class act 👍

[@gadjules7334]

Well done chap, fellow joint appreciator here. Fantastic work as ever.

[@lindsaysmith9935]

Wow, great workmanship, loving seeing this commission come together. 👍🏼

[@TrevorOakley-f5h]

Looks absolutely amazing. Thoroughly enjoying every video- thank you!! 15:34

[@jimrowland8310]

Post and beam at its finest!!!. 🙌👏

[@PaulWoodJatobaFilms]

Top quality stuff! I’m sure the customer will be over the moon with your excellent work!

[@michaelhogwood104]

WOW FANTASTIC What a job 👍

[@chevyimp5857]

Your videos are an inspiration no doubt..

[@stevengordon7188]

Great work lovely tight joinery

[@mauricerichard3611]

Love the title because it is true !! Wonderful work mate !

[@Binbag1010]

Looking good Ollie. It's going to look superb when the rendering is done.

[@135Ops]

Marvelous!

[@markhagen7777]

Talk about inspirational! I have begun planning a post and beam greenhouse garden shed. Should be a gratifying challenge. Thanks for your insights

[@mikegough4760]

F…..g awesome Ollie. Can’t wait for the finished article.

[@adamallen8863]

Lovely work mate, I’m addicted

[@elizabethjennings3825]

Just superb !!!

[@pauleacock2100]

Nice work, love your attitude and attention to detail, keep up the good work

[@jameshodgins1937]

That looks beautiful.

[@conorcullen1]

Beautiful work

[@mmmdesignllc]

Ok. comment. I liked your method of setting the posts on the granite blocks in a previous video. Nice tip. Hello from Maui.

[@justicecase19]

My favourite woodworker on utube. Different gravy sir.

[@craigmartin7504]

That my friend is a work of art , WHAT A TALENT & a joy to watch 👍😍

[@vanzipper6486]

excellent precision work my friend👍👌

[@captjon6388]

Hobbyist DIYer here. Loving the videos. Today i'm working at a much smaller scale to your oak, making a cutlery drawer organiser, but inspiring stuff. Just need a project which justifies buying a massive chisel!

[@BradshawJoinery]

Ahh I think I did a video on cutlery Inserts

[@brianlochrie3958]

Top man Ollie. Great videos. Looking forward to the progress. Cheers 🍻

[@andyrogers5199]

Wow, really beautiful work Ollie, you must be chuffed! Great series 👏🏻👏🏻

[@richarddeverall1774]

Master class every time

[@toria-j]

After all that lovely work, that was not the kind of property that I was expecting it to be installed!

[@jimbartley9125]

Another chance to admire your skills and work. I think you should be proud of yourself. Nice to take the time to appreciate the joints. Cheers. Jim

[@arfongriffiths3392]

Top quality work 👌

[@DavePawson]

Your great great great .... grandad would 'a been proud of them.

[@adamford3021]

Looking awsome

[@barrieneill410]

Fantastic skill and attention to detail. I heard you mention sanding down the water stains in an earlier video. I am sure others have mentioned it Oxalic Acid worked well on our green oak. Scrubbed on and then washed and scrubbed off. I was sceptical but it worked well and reached the parts a sander struggles to reach.

[@mark.wilko1969]

Amazing work. Stunning beauty of green oak. You've killed this one 👍👍👍

[@RonDavidowicz]

Great project. You have great hand-eye coordination with that hammer!

[@peterdnreynolds777]

Brilliant craftsmanship, it looks amazing

[@luispacheco8745]

Fantastic job well done sir

[@keithwiddows2391]

Great work Ollie. I used to work with an old school joiner who had a set of draw bore rods that were like chef’s sharpening irons but they were made in such a way that you could hammer them into the draw hole to bring it together but when you turned it it loosened off do you could pull it out to disassemble. I think he made them as I’ve never seen them since

[@ethanabbott2258]

Love the videos come across your channel couple weeks ago by far the best on KZbin. If I could go back in time I'd train as a joiner / carpenter. I do the sash and case restoration reglazing ect. Keep the videos coming just working my way through them all.

[@robertminato2706]

you are a master!

[@MariaMavridoglou]

Looking good … including the Bradshaw mark :)

[@cybersurfer2010]

Awesome!🎉

[@michaelplays2449]

Loveley work !!!

[@mykotliazad]

great work .

[@richardmann3740]

Absolutely brilliant, keep up the great work!

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Awesome as always, true craftsman!!

[@nailedithandymanservices5470]

Seriously impressed, I wish I had half of your skill

[@warrenneeves7103]

12:51 Yes....yes I did! And taking rightfully earned pleasure in a job well done, is not gloating.

[@jeffsmith2144]

From the OCD viewers, great skills 😊😊

[@vdpeer]

I appreciate your attention to detail; kerfing the joints and so on. Of course you're working with green oak, so those joints are bound to move as the lumber air dries.

[@craigwilliams7516]

Re:seals ocd aggravation!...I've seen window fitters use a tub with a hole cut in lid so u can draw out what you need. You might have to take all or an amount off the reel and you need some tubs! ( i never throw a tub that's cleanoutable away!) Love the channel, although I'm a decorator not a woodworker. Appreciate the tips on tools etc which I've found useful and just the output of a tradesman who cares about his work 👏🏻👍🏻

[@smallspacecreation5768]

Brilliant job 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@paulf2529]

Superb work.

[@chrisbailey600]

Great and beautiful workmanship. A pleasure to see and watch you working! (By contrast, my woodworking is 'shop' based making small jewellery/keepsake boxes and items of furniture by hand). Keep up the great work. Chris

[@neilw4881]

Fantastic as usual, a pleasure to watch. I can definitely confirm with one of the other comments, oxhalic acid works an absolute treat on greying oak or water stained oak as long as it has not been previously treated with anything. It will cause it to go a lighter colour for a while but it is only temporary. I would encourage you to try it on a test piece, if you haven’t already, the results are great. I dilute it in hot water, just makes it quicker. I’m sure you may have covered this question but I cant find it, why do you cut the draw bore pegs off half way through the joint (by drilling them) and then hammer in new ones from the other side, creating 2 halves of 1 peg? You obviously have a good reason, I just cant work it out 🤔

[@David40S]

Oxalic acid is pretty toxic - found in high concentration in rhubarb leaves - not much insect life will eat them. Best not to eat your sandwiches straight after, without washing your hands first. Prolonged or repeated contact can cause a skin rash, pain, redness, blisters, and slow healing ulcers.

[@handyjim]

excellent work

[@poppamad979]

Love your channel. Thanks for sharing.

[@michaelsnelling2918]

Superb!

[@ruaraidhmaccormick4677]

That mark was there b4 the hammer hit it 😅😂 I’ll be a witness 😎

[@mwjoinery]

Looks brill!👍🏼👍🏼

[@Hobbs1NZ]

Amazing skills, you must pass on your knowledge to someone

[@therabman_5606]

Top top quality lad 👍🏻👍🏻

[@gillie-monger3394]

Nice joinery mate. But you need to dig out your lump hammer! 👍

[@jimgeelan5949]

My arm was aching looking at all that effort

[@gaynorjasonjack]

Sweet job mate.

[@oddjobkia]

Another vote for the 'Joint Appreciation Society Merch" RE Storage solutions, I have used tote boxes and drill a hole out of the side can the pull through, just keep it to one roll per box

[@luliluli1471]

How about some wooden reels for the cables. Or a box with a latch and a handle. Like a case with an horizontal axle inside that would hang the carton reel up so that you can unwind cable from it. Tgen at end of the day you shut the case, lock it and throw in the back of the van. Make out of some sturdy timber, of course!😊🎉

[@andrewgorringe6426]

Nice job mate 👌

[@chriswild2458]

This might be of interest ,I subbed for one of the bigger oak framing companies for a few years and staining was cleaned using oxalic acid ,heavy staining was sometimes removed with a very light sand blast and oxalic acid wash sometimes in prep for a treatment for clients that didn’t want a natural ageing

[@Cameron2874]

For OCD control. I have used the caravan electric cable tidy reels ( the big plastic orange ones, would send a link but can't do that on here) and for bigger amounts I built my own version out of ply just wider and use a rod between two sawhorses on site to unwind. Bit of masking tape on end to stop unraveling. Hope that helps

[@sicpac66t]

Good job mate

[@Dazza19746]

Awesome mate! It’s alway amazing when a job all comes together eh? All those hrs of thought… every joint cut and she’s in! I added character 6:56 to a door frame once 😂 bloody cedar too, always right at the worst bit ( in terms of eyeline) in my panic I forgot about the hot iron and wet rag (… flapping about!… you were like James Bond there! Cool calm and collected!… Get the rafters on it and get the money out him👍🏻

[@jimgeelan5949]

Ill take a bet you were thinking of putting a chamfer on the end of pegs after they were cut 😅 nice little 45 in the router with a bearing guide 😊 boom done

[@johnbolwell5969]

Fabulously tight joinery - well done indeed. I did wonder if there was a particular reason you didn't put stopped chamfers on the edge of the posts? Some like it, some don't.

[@markheather8206]

Hi At work we use a hose real for all our seals, makes it easy to pull out what you need and wind back in the slack

[@kinz5694]

Love the channel, it is always interesting & informative but I particularly loved the green oak project. Well Done !