making 160 year old historical mouldings

Previously in the house reno I hag ripped out the old plaster from the hallway wall, this wall has been bowing out and had been repeatedly plastered over to the point of being 2-3 inches thick in places! This plastering and movement in the wall had destroyed the coving along one side of the hallway. The arched window mouldings were long gone and I replaced the hallway arch with a steel lintel becasue it had a massive crack running up it. This video shows the making a fitting of the replacement mouldings.
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[@jpeterson1488]

Thank you for not adding music and just letting the sound of work and artistry shine.

[@josephlove1709]

Worked at the trade most of my life. When I was a kid, the old timers would tell me how it was done. I'm 72 now, and you sir have shown me how it is done. You have all my respect, you are extremely talented.

[@1982nsu]

Hi there, we might be related but only in the sense of age and that we both worked with plaster. There were two things I did not see in the video. 1) The plaster was not sieved before mixing and 2) he did not use lime in the mix to retard the plaster.

[@darrellturner560]

The old timers used horse hair as a stablizer.

[@bernardzsikla5640]

​@@1982nsu Unlike, nearly everyone on this thread, this guy isn't a plaster craftsman, he is a patient guy, probably a carpenter that knows enough to get the job done. I highly doubt he could skim out a wall with compound, let alone lime plaster walls. There were high school throughout the major cities in Europe that taught these skills and how to make plaster roses and other decorative motifs.i worked with these men. This isn't rocket science, but it does help if you know some tricks like the vinegar to retard the drying and the wax release agent. I have seen this done in place (the final destination) and not exclusively remotely and installed. The times I have seen it installed, the fasteners popped the plaster out every heating season.

[@tthomas184]

​@@1982nsu Lime is added when running in place. For this type it's not used, as it needs to set then be removed and on to the next one. And seiving isn't necessary with the type of molding plaster he's using. But he should have let the plaster soak and handmixed it, he would have had more time .

[@jamiesouza]

I want to learn how to do this! I literally sat and watched the whole video lol…kind of meditative!

[@alangfp]

This video is so perfect. No music, just good work and relaxation (for us viewers at least haha)

[@redlady222]

When you put that super glue on with a pencil, I knew I was going to love this channel. I was not disappointed. You are a true craftsman. Stunning work!

[@pierreboone568]

Man, very very beautiful. Most people wouldn't put the time and effort into making this so. Also the patience you do this with. Applause, you are a real artist.

[@stevebengel1346]

Sadly I can picture somewhere down the road a new owner hating that "dated look" and wanting to install drop ceilings or some other abomination. As a contractor, I've seen it before 🫣

[@williammoore4101]

Absolutely nail my thoughts as well. The man is amazing at what he does. He even shows he's messing up at first, but learns and improves at each attempt. His house is going to look so amazing when he's "done." Really great stuff.

[@stevewood7884]

​@@stevebengel1346 l agree, it's criminal.

[@DrAlexVasquezICHNFM]

Molding can really make a huge difference to the character house/building

[@zenon72]

Bro I watch a lot of KZbin. But I hardly ever watch a 30 minute video. Can't believe I sat through the whole 45 minutes. You are truly an artist and a craftsman. Great work

[@keithpetersen4920]

I am pretty much speechless. This was so beautiful to watch. I think the only thing better than watching a master craftsman, would be being one.

[@sambo751000]

I’m an expert plasterer been on the trowel for 29 years and I got to say you’ve done a really nice job there, and it only took 45 mins 🤣

[@kshepard52]

Have you done this sort of thing?

[@martingoddard2171]

Is there nothing that this man cannot do? Where on earth did he acquire such a amazing range of skills and expertise? I am truly in awe.

[@user-bp5gz6ir2w]

Cutting the aluminium is easier if you use a jewellers piercing saw, it’s designed to cut very fine lines

[@user-bp5gz6ir2w]

My dad used to do this, except he screwed batons to the wall and ceiling and ran the aluminium scraper between the batons casting the cornice in situ

[@Mooncake-01Y09]

@@user-bp5gz6ir2w Oh man. I really don't know where to start. LOL Just one thing here: drawing profiles on a greased surface is very daring. What does he do if the profile is not ready yet? As the plaster expands it pushes the entire pod off the table. I'll give myself the rest. This is second year of teaching, if at all. I've been doing this shit for 40 years. But, he's still young. It'll be fine.

[@normanboyes4983]

@@Mooncake-01Y09May enough can do that shit but likely the only shit you can do - whereas this fella seems to be able to do most things to artisan standards - and those he cannot - he just figures a way of doing it and adds another skill to his ensemble - meanwhile you are still gobbing off that you do that one shit good.

[@tlewis2781]

My thoughts exactly :)

[@pabloarris]

I'm glad you don't put videos out too often because I would never get anything done, I could sit and watch you work for hours. Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship. ❤

[@keashaann]

Lol. I was thinking the same😂

[@duncanblack808]

I rarely take the time to comment, but this is honestly some of the most impressive work I've seen on KZbin. The coving and arches were impressive, but that corner bead...wow. I never knew plaster of paris was so adaptable. You, sir, are an artisan!

[@MrFujack103]

What a single man can achieve 😂😂 see what I did there!

[@blindsspecialist327]

That corner IS FABULOUS!!!!! I was raised very close to San Marino California. As a young buck I was always upset at people paying us to demolish these type of hallways and living room decor… just to save money , And those clients never had appreciation for this art in their home. People who can afford this prefer not to repair these structures… and there is some awesome craftsmen who can still perform such as this gentleman. Hats 🎩 off. - where’s my whiskey 🥃???

[@michaelburke5750]

It's nice to see that this art has not been lost to the ages. Superb work.

[@AJHyland63]

And now he has passed it on.

[@Bbeaucha88]

This felt so much more like watching a sculptor work as opposed to watching a home renovation. Very impressive!

[@willw1974]

When I say your work is phenomenal, it’s an understatement. It’s like a masterclass in whatever you’re working on.

[@PurpleTT99]

Heavens above that was satisfying. It's a very forgiving medium plaster of Paris. Watching you brush in the butt joints it really was working with you. That's not to say your skill and control wasn't a major factor of course! The arch went so much better than I was anticipating, you basically used the techniques those artisans did 100+ years ago. Such a fabulous series. I assume we're all invited round for a toast when it's all done, yes?

[@karlchristoffer1275]

I would pay the ticket from Denmark to come and sip cocktails with sandwichs and clap my hands in joy over this beautiful amount of work..!

[@clausolsen856]

​@@karlchristoffer1275 count me in😁

[@karlchristoffer1275]

@@clausolsen856 😊

[@simonlewis6276]

If you cut a hardboard or thin ply baffle just a tad bigger than the Ali blade and attach it over the Ali on the horse you can then build up,the bulk of the plaster moulding almost to the final surface .then remove the baffle and use the Ali blade for the final few passes to finish and Polish the final surface without the horse jamming or juddering as the plaster moulding layers swell and harden You get a good finish with far less effort

[@whoshatwat]

Nice work mate! I’ve done loads of this with an old mate of mine. We use to knock a hole in the ceiling and cut a slot with the joists not against, slide a piece of card in, scribe it then transfer it to zinc, make a similar kind of runner and run it in situ with a baton on the ceiling and wall keeping it true. He always had his smalltool in between his teeth covered in class A, you’d get thrown out for that now!

[@christopherinteriors6521]

My late father was a fibrous plasterer. This video reminds me of the countless hours watching him when I was a kid. I am still mesmerised today watching you, even at 35 years old and having worked in numerous palaces. Keep up the great work. Chris

[@gracechakravarty3399]

Mesmerized is the right word!

[@texasRoofDoctor]

It is heartwarming to see that a guy your age has become a Master of these skills. In an age where we are subjected to a lot horrible Modern architecture ( there is some great stuff as well, but much of it is just soul suckingly bad), it is great to see a true artisan who is able to repair and preserve classical architectural touches. Thank you for your dedication to art.

[@lujayn3]

I agree most modern architecture has no character or charm in my opinion

[@georghalder2816]

Breathtaking - especially for those who have tried something similar before. I've learned a lot in the last three quarters of an hour - it was worth every minute. Thanks a lot for this! Georg (from Germany)

[@cv990a4]

A Queen Victoria called looking for a quote on interior decoration for someplace called Balmoral.

[@christophgriener9852]

@@cv990a4 She'll be put on the list. Our artisan is doing an assignment in Florence at the moment.

[@almostanengineer]

It always amazes me just how many different things you can lay your hand to, and you pretty much master all of them, a true master craftsman 😊

[@mike2410]

I didn't even notice the video was 45mins long, I was so captivated and massively inspired - thank you!

[@DSGLABEL]

Props to the OG plaster guys that did this in near every house. All for the love of craftsmanship!

[@jfinaz99]

You are one talented fellow with an enormous amount of patience. Nicely done!

[@bravo2966]

I'm also a Yorkshireman, so I'm gonna comment "Not bad, that" and NYW knows how much of a compliment that really is in Yorkshire.

[@finntexbuild4809]

Sounds how we Finns compliment 🤠🇫🇮

[@Zadster]

Aye, aye, not bad *nods*.

[@Andrew_Fernie]

I might go so far as to say its allreet.

[@mrnormski9005]

Aye it was canny good as we Makems would say

[@JaenEngineering]

We all know that after he was finished, he stood back, looked at his work and then with a quiet nod proclaimed "that'll do"

[@rodneymyers6728]

WONDERFUL WORK! Most young craftsmen have no experience with this art work. Truly exceptional. Thanks for showing your work & how it’s done.

[@135Ops]

The attention to detail and care taken on this project is just amazing.

[@Fulford-lh1qn]

Brings back memories from my apprenticeship, one day a week for 3 years at York building college, we had our own cubicle to plaster which had a small version of a chimney breast so we had 4 internal angles and two external. Most of the time we would run in situ and once finished our tutor would mark the work then tell us to break it all of and then design a new more complicated piece and off we went again. I still make the odd pieces in my shed which can be quite rewarding and relaxing, I'm in my 46th year of plastering now so I'm ready for a rest. Great to see and keep up the good work. Paul at Fulford plastering.

[@weejim48]

I’m a retired plasterer & when I was an apprentice the old blokes would make and repair cornices & ceiling roses. I had a good time learning from those old guys but if you made a mistake you’d get a clout round the head. Back when an apprenticeship lasted 5 or 6 years, not a weekend course and then you get city & guilds for skimming. This is lovely work, you should be proud of yourself. 👍👍👍👍

[@articlered2334]

I won plasterer of the year in the 90,s in Glasgow trade school only bc my tradesman gave me a clout as I nearly failed my 1st year lol

[@paulcurran5048]

Pure skill and craftsmanship. Kudos to Mrs NYW for the patience and putting up with the dust but it’s worth it.

[@ep1981]

Just the other day I was thinking to myself I wonder how Russ is getting on with his house and his crazy CNC... 'very well' seems to have been the answer.

[@mikegleaden5096]

Absolutely brilliant! I'm not personally much of a fan of the high Victorian style like this, but when it's done to such exacting standards, so beautifully filmed and so precisely documented it's impossible not to just sit and watch in awe. Oh, and the scene of the artist materialising out of the dust is genius.

[@sarahlewis7669]

This is what you call TRUE CRAFTSMANSHIP. Ingenuity at its finest. I never knew how much I needed to watch this artisanal perfection. Aye up love, cracking stuff. ❤

[@Killerclown667]

What an excellent upload. 👍 I served my time in the late ‘80s as a carpenter back when we were taught such things as Tusk Tenons to name but one old method. I worked with plasterers who could do this fine work and I watched them make coving in a similar fashion to this and sometimes they’d do it in situ for small repairs. They could make and replicate anything. Brings back some good memories. I take my hat off to you.

[@kshepard52]

You were lucky to find people who could teach you that. I'm 71, did framing and finish in S. California and Colorado but never encountered craftsmen with those skills. Maybe because the homes in the west aren't old compared to those in the east.

[@fatjonseatingadventures5429]

I wish more houses had this level of effort and care into them. It’s so much better than anything we’ve done cosmetic wise in the last 160 years

[@chrisgraham2904]

So true, but I can't even imagine the cost of this level of time, care and skill. Such restorations are only practical for very significant historical homes or churches. Luckily, these skills and techniques have not been lost to time. When Windsor Castle and Notre Dame Cathedrals burned, they had to scoured the world to find artisans competent for the restoration.

[@adammacer]

@@chrisgraham2904 Well, actually St Georges Chapel roof was restored by Carpenter Oak & Woodland from near Bath and France is full of 'compagnon' carpenters who are well-versed in traditional medieval carpentry and more than capable of the work required.

[@elainestokes7822]

I sat here absolutely fascinated, what a fantastic commitment to perfection. Loved every minute, thanks for inviting us along. I’m sure your mrs forgave you for all the dust for that end result.❤️❤️

[@lolitabonita08]

and who said that long videos are a no nono in utube....i will spend an hour or two just watching this man do the magic...amazing.

[@sammyb1651]

"Forgave" Lol. Should be wondering what she did to deserve him. A little less entitlement wouldn't come amiss.

[@imranh5395]

You are a very brave man, even attempting this job, New Yorkshire Workshop! But you are also an accomplished craftsman. I take my hat off to you. You've done a magnificent job 👏🏻

[@dagiemagie]

You never stop to amaze me. I've spend the last 5 years turning an old 1840's warehouse into my home. And although I'm pretty proud of it and all the work we've put into it, you are on another level. I applaude your patience and dedication.

[@Splatterpunk_OldNewYork]

As a hobby frame maker (fine artist oil painter here) I appreciate this showcase of a method of plaster pulling I only read about in rare books. Having an actual human being from this century do it is fascinating.

[@dwaynetube]

I kind of dread the day when you are finished with the house 'cause its so impressive to watch you do all this great work!

[@EPgeek]

When he's done with this one, he'll simply have to buy a new 150+ year old house to renovate.

[@dmhor7389]

I was worrying about exactly the same thing. Can we crowdfund to buy the place next door?

[@Bluebuthappy182]

My Dad had to do something similar when he built our house. The guy who he paid to do the moldings for various tax reasons had to leave the country, after my Dad had paid him the money for the job. Luckily enough we were able to get the moldings from the guys brother who was the only person we could talk to about it. I have memories of him making it in the back yard and the place looking like it was snowing there was so much plaster around the place. Still it worked and the moldings as still in the house.

[@armandosikorski8300]

Fuí asistente del artista plástico Victor Grippo. Él me enseñó a trabajar el yeso para que yo le haga su obra "Anónimos" además de otras piezas para ser exhibidas dentro de cajas con frente de vidrio. Es muy placentero trabajar el yeso, los momentos de la preparación y luego su nívea terminación; ¡blanco white light! Con tu video y tu atento y cuidadoso procedimientos he rememorado esos buenos momentos. Muchas gracias.

[@johanung]

Now that was an impressive piece of craftsmanship, much like everything you produce! When you put out a new video I know it’s gonna be good, yet you still manage to amaze me every time. Thank you for taking the time to film and edit all of this, it is much appreciated!

[@laurentbadin2766]

Oh boy I do agree, I've been waiting for a new video for a long time, or so it seems. At one point I even suspected this channel to be over. Thx Russ for your work! love your channel.

[@envoycdx]

Unbelievable! Really excellent work there.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Thank you very much!

[@beatgasser612]

😊wunderbare Arbeit, ich bewundere deine Handwerklichen fähigkeiten sehr.

[@pablob6686]

Always glad seeing Tom Delong doing his projects :)

[@kevinbeale4879]

I loved the way you built up the corner where the nib was cut back.

[@sawyerthestarling]

This video makes me sick. I'm 100% envious and the whole thing is nauseatingly wonderful. I love the skill, the artistry, workmanship, machines and the millions of shop tools and doodads you "happen to just have." Everything looks clean with no shortcuts on the assortment of supplies. Love it!

[@SverreMunthe]

I’m not sure if I’ve disliked any of your videos, but man, this one is my favourite, so far. I hope you make a video of the whole renovation when you’re finished.

[@user-lx4lr1vs7m]

fantastic work, the LORD has truly blessed you, you have great talent.

[@robertsmathers7959]

I'm 73. Growing up, my dad and 3 of his brothers never called anyone unrelated to build or repair anything in any trade. As a kid, I thought they could do it all. I grew up to become a millwright. I just got a masterclass in something that has fascinated me for most of my life as I have always loved old houses. Thank you

[@EXPONENTIAL-ik8uz]

ACH-YES! THERE IS A POINT WHERE CRAFT BECOMES ART! THIS YOUNG MAN HAS NAILED-IT!!!

[@JensAndree]

I've dabbled a bit doing my own plaster mouldings but ended up using a router and MDF in the end because it was just too expensive using plaster when factoring in the hours required... The part I did do in plaster is something I'm proud of today, but only I can tell which is which ;) I wish I had the patience you did because this came out stunningly beautiful! Plaster mouldings are never 100% true and perfect and thus feels more alive and warm whereas MDF is sterile and flat - but much faster. ;) I hope your other half felt the dust was well worth the end results because damn this came out amazing looking!!! Cleaning up all that plaster in your workshop will probably take a few years though... Hahahaha! Cheers from Sweden.

[@higginsandrew]

You are annoyingly talented, your attention to detail is amazing! I’ve loved watching this house build, and your other projects

[@craiglenhard-rvrguyd]

A true craftsman with attention to detail.

[@kevinbyrne4538]

I didn't imagine that modern young people were capable of this kind of patient and careful attention to detail. You're a genuine artisan. Beautiful workmanship. I suspect that recording and editing this video required almost as much time and trouble as the renovation did. ;)

[@HandyManDan723]

Your ability to do literally anything never ceases to amaze me. The exquisite craftsmanship, bringing new life to a beautiful home.

[@steved8038]

I've said it before about your work, but if you think things through before you start ,plan what and how to do something and then have the confidence to do it ,it's amazing what a person can achieve.you should be Very Proud of your craftsmanship.Thank you.

[@ReX1X]

Blows mind this lad. Attention to detail is on another level.

[@LadyDewBuild]

I never knew how those types of decrotive featurers were made so thank you for that, I also am thrilled someone still does this kind of work. AWESOME!

[@M5TABBYCAT]

Saw this for the first time. The care, skill, patience and craftsmanship are incomparable. The filming, editing, time-consuming tracking of timestamps, follow up reel etc and all that's needed to give this such a professional filming is amazing and admirable too. Plus all the hassle of camera setting and checking, re checking and trying to get the best angles for viewers

[@avago2day]

A simple click of the 'like' button isn't enough to convey my appreciation of the skill and work involved in this video, I am in awe! You must feel justly proud. I also loved the accurate walrus impression at 33:48 😄Jane ❤

[@jncg2311]

That is stunning. I discovered our local plasterer could 'push' covings and so asked him to replicate a traditional one in the second of two rooms we knocked together in our old farmhouse. I was asking about making them in a form as shown here versus doing as he did, on a scaffold platform in the room, building it up directly onto the corner between finished wall and ceiling. He pointed out that in our house we'd never have been able to make the mouldings on a bench as none of the walls and ceilings in our house were particularly flat/ level or square. Not as complex a shape as yours, I am very proud to have been able to bring some of the older details into my house in an authentic way, but what is on display in this video blows me away. Chapeau!

[@abulwatan]

craftsmanship that hardly exist today

[@Giddykippa65]

Its such an agony waiting for your next videos to arrive 2 months is too long lol i could happily watch you at work every single day your videos are engrossing and calm i constantly re watch your older videos over and over to get my daily fix of your amazing work i especially loved the full build video of the cnc machine

[@johnroper5627]

Pure gold the antidote to Barry Bucknell.😊

[@WadersInAlaska]

WOW! Excellent job! Thanks for taking us along! Cheers from Alaska!!

[@lancer525]

I've been involved in Historic Preservation and Restoration for nearly thirty years, and your craftsmanship and technique is just about as good as I have ever seen. Well done you.

[@aetherograph]

I have so much more respect for all the little details in buildings with every new video on your channel my dude. Wow.

[@sylviawright5181]

Well i've enjoyed watching this video ,no music or talking ,very interesting ,love all molding ,Watch you all day,👍😊

[@doubletakewoodshop]

Outstanding job. I was a lead carpenter in San Francisco and learned to install that. We had an artist come in and recreate a remnant of a crown molding which had cherubs and leaves and such that you couldn't pull it like that, but he made us a rubber mold so we could...

[@zaclamitraille2]

The amount of care and dedication to make all of this is beyond what i can express! I truly raise my hat to you for this amazing work of art and passion

[@youngperformance1370]

You possess an impressive skill set. I've watched a bunch of your videos amd I'm blown away by your wide variety of skills. It's really tough to be that good at so many different things. You certainly have my respect.

[@celsoraymond1347]

This type of person has no barriers that stop him from doing something, he is simply a genius, I have never seen so much skill in a person. From a Brazilian fan

[@rikhughes6452]

I like that you show the bad with the good that helps for sure

[@ianvicedomini2648]

The experience you have in such things is incredible. The knowledge behind it is unmistakably fabulous. It's a shame we hardly see this kind of work anymore due to the fact it's all about cheap and quick process nowadays. Superb video russ 👌 👏 👍🏽

[@joneym4103]

You are an artist, my man! Great job on this moulding. It took a lot of patience and trail and error to achieve this piece of art in the hallway. Kudo's!

[@gundisaluusmenendiz]

Dude, I can watch you all day long, no talking, just complete amazing artwork

[@johnkillen588]

You are a Master............from a 50 year wood worker!

[@exileinderby51]

Loving your attention to detail and the results are just brilliant, thank you so much for sharing.

[@rusmiling9909]

Your artistry is from a time long ago! Incredible job on reproducing the original moulding and I loved seeing the whole process. Thank you very much!

[@mysightofthings]

The human mind and it’s ability to recreate what was once very high technology, is AMAZING.

[@rebecca5837]

I really enjoy your channel! I also love that your work place isn’t a typical KZbin neat freak shop. It’s messy and a little chaotic but despite that your work is flawless.

[@tcf70tyrannosapiensbonsai]

Thank you for showing us not only optimal routines and letting us participate in the whole processes. Just great work!

[@darrenmillward4445]

A bloody mazing... Love traditional mouldings which is now pretty much extinct in modern shoe box homes.. you are very talented...👍

[@TheDublin47]

You Sir are a true trades man. What skills you have it was a pure pleasure to watch you at work. Good luck from Ireland 🧔‍♂👷👷

[@BabaG]

It will never get boring watching you seńor. I only wish I knew how to make something happen like this for myself i.e. get the amazing skills you have (without eons of hardwork put in) & have the £'s/$'s etc to be able to buy a place and be able to do justice the way you do paying attention to detail and showing us minions how things are done the right way. Thank you...

[@BeasleyStreet]

All the materials you turn your hand to is impressive enough, but it's your thought process, perseverance and attitude to what you do is what sets you apart from others, if that could be taught then we'd have the next generation of Russ's!

[@antoniegill7994]

Artisan of old's, alive and well. Keep that skillset growing. Well done!

[@brownwarrior6867]

To think there are people ripping original features like these out of homes in order to make them “modern”. Thank God there are craftsmen like you out there willing to reverse that trend. Subbed and liked in full appreciation of the time,effort and sheer brilliance of your work.

[@johnnysmythe7767]

This vid was an absolute pleasure to watch! Thank you for taking us along through the process, and please show us the completed project too! 😊

[@LasVegasSam-ml7fd]

I usually have no interest in this kind of thing, however, I’ve just watched the whole video as it was fascinating! Absolutely frigging beautiful work 👏🏻👏🏻

[@alexbuilds706]

One of the top trade videos I’ve seen in a while. Highly respected 🥂

[@jodirauth8847]

My grandfather was a master plaster. He did this kind of stuff everyday and gold foil and frescoes and repair them.

[@charlieleonaitis9579]

The attention to detail is breathtaking. It's speaks to the pride you have in what you do.

[@johnpenner5182]

love this! often appreciated the mouldings in old houses - this makes me appreciate them even more! 🤩

[@kingtutt61]

This is a man worth more than his weight in gold!

[@darrellturner560]

I spent 12 years of a long career in construction doing historical brickwork and cement render with skim coat setting. I had the pleasure of working with some of the best in the world. I'm impressed! I always called in the professionals when it came to plaster work and was always amazed at their skills and professionalism as they were with my ablility to give them quality surfaces to work with. I'm happy when I get 3 or 4 inch cove to fit seemlessly. Wonderful to watch, thank you for posting. Us retire old timers love dedication in reproduction. I'm impressed

[@DashDrones]

Crazy how quickly you became a plaster of paris master. Good work👍

[@andywindy]

As with everything that I've seen of your work on this wonderful old place, this is a sympathetic restoration, with mind-blowing attention to detail. Seriously well done old chap.

[@chrisis9030]

Traveling in time now too, I gather from the vid title. You're amazing.

[@patambre902]

Thank you for caring about your work. CraftsMan.

[@seanpetykowski]

Absolutely beautiful! Your attention to detail from start to finish is unmatched.

[@Drew-de7ey]

NYW never fails to amaze! Doing it right all these years!