How To Make Shiplap Wall Panels

[@JohnHeisz]

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John Heisz - I Build It where is the video with those CBT speakers we can see on your screen at 04:30 ? I wasn’t able to find it 🤔

[@rba95]

How do you make sure the router will stay in place? I don't see any screws connected to the router and jig

[@flow2207]

What I liked most about your setup was the way you used your follower-insert to affix the router to the base. I'm sure I would have spent half an hour making a screw on plate that I would never be able to use again. Really smart, John, thanks for that new trick up my sleeve!

[@EYALAVRAHAMI]

Simple and elegant as most of your projects. I love it.

[@francisyergeau6703]

You're the sun in my Sundays! 😅 Great video John!

[@idigbebop]

This is why I watch your channel.

[@mattrinne]

Tis a fine shiplap video matey. Yarrrrgh.

[@joeoconnell5706]

This is such a smart idea. Thanks for posting this tutorial! I'm definitely doing this on my dinette wall.

[@alfredpennyworth1441]

Simple, yet elegant. Awesome build.

[@FritsvanDoorn]

Yup, looks impresive. Very good idea

[@skgmd571]

John ,I love this project.Could you tell me what grade and thickness of plywood

[@marrazzowoodworkingdiy8118]

Awesome quick and easy jig, and great looking "shiplap"!!

[@dlandes14]

I'll be damned if I wasn't just imagining how this would look in my head as I was watching some other diy shiplap videos, and then this shows up! Perfect timing, and it looks great!

[@lobbylobbster]

Very nice and simple. Great job.

[@Made2hack]

The design is really clean and the colours work great together!

[@chickenguru4]

Looks great John

[@DanCarlyon1]

Nice work John!

[@gavirialive]

Your office is looking awesome!

[@ryanchapman2636]

Pretty cool, I think it looks great.

[@kampatterson1865]

I like it. Great build article to boot.

[@adrianwilliams763]

Isn’t using a block plane to chamfer the edges cutting corners?

[@5stringpickin]

I see what you did there

[@andrewmiddleton2925]

😂

[@JessicaKMcIntosh]

That is quite an awesome workstation.

[@Andy-te6jj]

That's a pretty cool idea and looks awesome

[@TheAccidentalPhotographer]

Genius idea - great video

[@windyboy78]

Thanks John ! Looks great!

[@tennesseetexan1957]

I used T1-11 5/8 in plytanium plywood for the tongue & groove effect. It comes in 4X8 sheets and is rough sawn with chamfered edges and shiplapped edges on the 8ft side. It does cost about $12 more per sheet but for all the work required to create the look, I think it is well worth it. It is also treated for exterior use. I used this on my cathedral ceilings in between the exposed timbers. Looks like tongue & groove stained to accent a beautiful wood grain.

[@danrichardson4559]

Do you have photos?

[@tennesseetexan1957]

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[@JamesBiggar]

Looks great!!

[@JohnHeisz]

Thanks :)

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

Great work on the false wall John! Thanks for sharing the video :) JP

[@davethm1]

Clever! Love it ! Well done as usual

[@loganshea7019]

This is so cool! How did you keep the router in the jig?

[@jeffforbes3772]

Another cool one John. Thanks for sharing.

[@MrTrollHunter]

Very tidy and stylish

[@roncooper6302]

John, that looks really good. Regards from a very wet England.

[@DadzorRules]

Beautiful! Thanks.

[@allluckyseven]

Beautiful work, John!

[@CopperBooom]

Looks awesome!

[@Nedeles]

Top 10 most satisfying things in the world 3:01

[@mmmmmmm8706]

Good build article. Was curious how you would mount the floating shelf. It actually holds a lot more weight than I thought it would, and looks great.

[@barstad-9591]

Faux shiplap for a false wall - perfect!

[@rba95]

Good, video, Just curious about how did you attach the router to the jig board?

[@tspaulding3845]

Looks great! I feel like Mr. Rogers, "Won't you be my neighbor." I love the fact that its 1 sheet not a zillion planks.

[@tempest8758]

really nice and simple

[@MichiganHiker]

Nice project wisely created. you watch so many of them where they cut them into the individual strips. I need to cover a ceiling in my cabin and that was my plan to route out the grooves in individual four by eight panels. Thank you for sharing!

[@rickburns4572]

Looks great

[@fixitwithzim]

Making your own cleat to mount the tv,...great idea! Those tv wall brackets have always been over priced.

[@allent555]

Just the idea I was looking for. Question do you think this would work with a stain finish also, perhaps with a narrower gap?

[@jgriff19861947]

Looks great nice work

[@ginoasci]

nice job as usual

[@wwscott7595]

Hullo young man. I done a similar project for garage doors many many years ago and it was for the same reasons as yourself. my way was not as well thought out as yours but it got their in the end. I take it you have not been contacted by any shaving companies lately. No sarcasm intended. I did enjoy your video on the wall panelling.

[@mattschoular8844]

Looks good John..

[@SoundcraveMagazine1]

What a smart use of your router.

[@JohnVK5JAK]

Did you make the timber diffuser on the wall to the side of your speakers?

[@brainfornothing]

Thanks for sharing !

[@TKevinBlanc]

Did those three coats hide the wild grain pattern? I never have luck covering that for some reason.

[@25yearsnow]

Beautiful

[@pf5658]

Great job.😊

[@Lucas-vd2gx]

Wow! Great channel! Just subscribed!

[@pattyg6803]

What was the thickness of your board? And what was the depth of router lines?

[@kuyaYves]

Can this be use for exterior walls? what would be the paint to use to make it last with rain and heat?

[@BrunoBsso]

Loved it!

[@frankgarofalo843]

So I have a floating shelf that I purchased from a sote, but it's starting to bend. Did you do anything to keep you or secure secure other than the hardware with the shelf?

[@Chrissi.Pinder]

Perfect timing, I've been trying to decide on some wall covering and Shiplap is one of the options. I'm thinking this will be a much cheaper way to do it. How do you think it would look stained as opposed to painted?

[@El_Makong]

i see how you create those speakers, but i still waiting for the full build video of the wall..especially how to mount monitors, cable routing, and mount those panels to the existing wall

[@pb1199]

Hey John, so I made the router jig just like you did. But on the first pass along the edge of the board the router jumped numerous times left and I had a very bad dado. Luckily I tried it on a test board. I had to do my first run with a 8ft guide on the left side. Once I had a dado for the jig it worked well. You made it look so easy. I couldn't keep the first cut straight. Any tips for me?

[@dennisborgstrom8936]

Brilliant idea. already looking where I can follow your lead.

[@McAVITYourWay.]

I don't know why you called it Shiplap!? I thought it looked fantastic !! :)

[@63256325N]

I've heard that particular wall board referred to as T-111, is that term something you're familiar with? Nicely done, looks good. Thanks for the video.

[@EverydayKindaGuy]

What brand guide bushings do you use? I picked up some from Rockler ages ago. Cheap crap, ended up deflecting and being sheared off by the bit. Next thing I knew I was into the workpiece.

[@mrmosty5167]

Ooh I could do this for my coop build

[@hugehelp]

I feel dumb I didn't think of this! Amazing idea! you got a sub

[@jellopoolparty7112]

what depth was your router set at?

[@KipdoesStuff]

Jealousy factor at 11. I use my dark dusty garage for everything, lol. Good work as always John.

[@nelofernandez1459]

Very Nice office you have there. :-)

[@RambozoClown]

Windows are much over-rated. Until I get a wireless remote control for the sun, give me solid walls and electric lighting any day. Very nice floating wall.

[@DracoPCC]

Very nice

[@neilcrookphotos]

Genius. 👍

[@DJlegionuk]

John, How are you finding Resolve 15 ? I am so happy that I do not need to convert files from my camera to a format that resolve can quickly work with or wait for it to do it. Also like the audio plugins and really want to learn motion titles in fusion.

[@ZipKickGo]

Frick boys! That's a great solution to cutting cost on shiplap.

[@Yonatan24]

From the build article: what is the reason behind cutting the french cleats in a way where only the front half is angled? Is it so what you hang doesn't act as a consistent wedge, to stop the french cleat from being pulled out of the wall?

[@JohnHeisz]

Look closer - the one on the wall is 2 layers to let the screen tilt down a bit. There's only one layer on the back of the monitor. And there's about the same probability of the planet splitting in two tomorrow, as this cleat coming off the wall :)

[@KipdoesStuff]

@@JohnHeisz So you e saying the world has a chance of ending tomorrow? No way I am getting out of bed for that.

[@rod_at_adelaide5766]

Nice job John and certainly cheaper than buying pre grooved . Only bug is imperial measurements, which most of the World doesn't use. The only three countries that still use imperial measurements in the World are, USA and two third World countries, Myanmar and Liberia. Why is that?

[@PaulHanak]

I wanna see how you mounted it!! Tease! Haha. No really. I am guessing you used spacer blocks/strips. Every x inches? Distance away from wall?

[@PaulHanak]

Damnit Paul. Click the link first before embarrassing yourself! Thanks!

[@brw3079]

Genius!

[@benzmansl65amg]

Thanks John. I went to the build article and opened every ad. Hope it helps.

[@Yonatan24]

If you want to support John, please do it with your own money. That's basically donating with the advertisers' wallets. :)

[@Kolajer]

Classy 👍

[@edwardl.2646]

cool setup did you tear apart your desk

[@zweg1321]

Good idea In old days I used ( t 11) siding to do same thing If they still make t 11 your way is probably cheaper

[@nessieb8422]

Brilliant job! Looks amazing ❤️

[@joshuascelsi2237]

Can you just use a shiplap sheet?

[@RonFarberNewman]

Joanna Gaines would be proud!

[@aybreek4098]

3:01 satisfying asf lol

[@Kkuts37]

Love this!:)

[@MoranGuyVideos]

Hi , in 1:57 , when you cut the plywood with the circular saw and a straight guide , I see that you put the right side of the saw against the straight guide instead the other side (side of the motor) , why is that ?

[@JohnHeisz]

Because I made the cut with my right hand.

[@MoranGuyVideos]

@@JohnHeisz me too. I'm right handed. in all videos you see people explaining and making a jig , they use their right hand but put the saw against the left side of it (where the motor). I think I'm going to try out using the other side of the saw. I thought it because the weight of the saw going the left side , it is more natural to stick to the left

[@JohnHeisz]

I think you are overthinking this :)

[@boots7859]

Very nice, and prob cheaper than shiplap.

[@CWR032]

I like the look, in fact I love the whole project, but IMO it doesn't look like shiplap. The gaps are too wide and too straight. Did you consider cutting the plywood into strips?

[@honoriosergio5454]

nice!

[@cw4091]

First, Home Depot Carries these sheets premade. Secondly, everywhere else carries T-111. I just don't understand going to all this effort to produce what it already, visually, the same product. I like how you used your router, though, instead of trying to muscle those massive sheets through a table saw. I probably would have used my cordless skill saw with a jig.

[@silverbackag9790]

T-111 and its LP Smartside competitor both have highly textured surfaces. Not everyone wants that.

[@perlarsen3645]

I was under the impression, that you're Canadian? Haven't you guys implemented the metric system?

[@walterell2834]

Why not just buy t11 siding

[@nanetteowens9134]

Why not just buy T-11 plywood?

[@imah8ter07]

I used 1/4" plywood cut in to 6" strips and spaced them with a US nickel on its side. I like the look but love the savings vs. doing it with real 3/4" ship lap.

[@bealcu]

Why not just use t 111 8 o/c

[@Don.Challenger]

Very spiffy.

[@Growyourheirlooms]

Wainscoting here is only $20/sheet.