Small Workshop, Big Projects

Continuing from last weeks project, This week is making Bead frames that surround doors and drawer fronts.
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[@theofarmmanager267]

Subscribed. What I like is that you show the real life of professional joiners. I quite enjoy those (mainly American) woodworkers with spotless shops and every shining tool under the sun but you show what I think is reality for 95% of working joiners

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you mate, that's a very cool comment to make, yes my workshop is exactly that,,, a workshop 😀 Thanks for watching👍

[@peterbell4154]

Detail is everything. You are so unassuming, Gary a real peaceful relaxing watch.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you Peter, that's a nice comment to make. 👍

[@benchippy8039]

My bead cutting bit is probably my most used cutter. Customers are always happy to see it added to door linings or face frames, it doesn’t take much effort and tends to exceed their expectations. U see the moulding everywhere in older houses

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Yes that's very true Ben, customers do like seeing it. Thanks commenting 👍

[@benchippy8039]

@@GaryThomsonJoinery it’s just a small thing that takes little effort comparatively and sets us apart from our peers. Good to see you posting again Gary, look forward to seeing more content

[@scottmcfarland1177]

It totally dresses up the openings! In the old colonial homes of New England the quirkbead is prominent in alot of the trim!

[@hollowayscarpentry]

His back Gary always a pleasure watching you work

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you 😊

[@gavconway8737]

Cheers for that Gary. Great vid as usual. Love the bead frame look. Just that little extra finesse and it adds so much to the final look.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thanks Gavin 👍

[@PhilsWorkshop1953]

Your videos Gary are amazing thank you

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Hi Phil How are you my friend? Thanks for commenting and glad you enjoyed it 👍😀🪚📐👍

[@richey761]

Great gary thanks for the upload ,keep them coming 👍

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you Richey 👍😊

[@videostarish]

Nice-one Gary.. as someone here said.. relaxing..! 👍

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it 👍

[@jimgeelan5949]

Hi Gary, try this one next time. Incorporate the the hinge knuckle diameter as the bead size so you have the knuckle and the bead all flush, do a sketch on plan and see the problems of cutting the hinge in 😊 it can be done i know I’ve done plenty times and it looks amazing and really elevates the quality of the job.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you Jim, yes I know what you're talking about, I have seen that and it could be part of the reason for the purpose of the bead in the first place, maybe,, Thanks for commenting mate. 👍😊

[@frankmckie2992]

Thanks for sharing, lad. Once found a load of old profile blades/cutters, but no one really wanted them.... end up giving them away to a diy'er who wanted them to put up in his workshop or display, I think?

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Hi Frank, glad you liked it. Wish I kept some of the old tools that I had given away too. 👍

[@user-os7jz1oc5y]

Nice to see this- very low key, but the boy knows what he's doing.Love the sly Scots humour! Keep it up, man.

[@Spey74]

It's a long time since I've seen an old Stanley 45 or 50 moulding plane ! I bought a Record 050c multi plane when I was an apprentice and i think it cost a good bit of a week's wages back then.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thanks mate, probably a weeks wage now too 😊👍

[@HawthornNZ]

Just subscribed mate. I'm in NZ but it's like Scotland today - quite cold! Looking forward to your future vids. Cheers.

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thank you mate, 👍😊

[@paul_thomson]

new mic is great…

[@GaryThomsonJoinery]

Thanks Paul 👍😀