Sommerfeld's Tools for Wood - Window Shutter Set Made Easy with Marc Sommerfeld - Part 2

PART 2 - Learn Marc Sommerfeld's simple system for creating beautiful 2 1/2" and 3 1/2" louvered plantation shutters. In this DVD, Marc will show you how to use his new Window Shutter set to create beautiful shutters that will add value to any property.
You'll learn how to:
- Create 2 1/2" & 3 1/2" Louvered Shutters
- Build Movable Front Control Arms
- Use Sommerfeld's Louver Cutters
- Use Sommerfeld's Shutter Bead Bit
- Install Louver Pins to Position Louvers
Now you can build movable louvered shutters quickly and easily with Sommerfeld's Window Shutter Set. Save thousands of dollars by building your own plantation shutters. Buying custom-made hardwood shutters that are unfinished can cost up to $40 to $50 per square feet. Watch Marc's new shutter DVD how to do it yourself and begin to save money today ... It's another must-have addition for your HOW-TO Library.
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[@rayatlast]

Looks complicated but very nice & original, Thanks for sharing.

[@zappalniczka6306]

Knowledge and experience are essential. Great movie, thanks !

[@noureddine309]

Amazing work. Thank you

[@julygarcia2217]

Muy buen tutorial, me suscribo para seguir viendo tus amenos y maravillosos videos, justo lo que estaba queriendo para mi ventana de descanso, ahora lo voy hacer, gracias por compartír un abrazo desde Perú

[@almacyrenable]

I love it. This one i will try to make .tgank u so much. Im here coz of quarantine

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very nice thank you.

[@jimfacinelli2585]

Historically they were 1/2 round 1/4" staples and all were attached before assembly took place. I have been a wood worker since the 60s and have yet to see the antique machine that did that as all those old staples had no stop marks. I understand how they originally cut the louv3ers with 2 dowel ends and a machine set that center staple to a prescribed depth but how that rod was attached is beyond me. I am restoring some 8" wide by 27" long shutters and some are missing that pin. It takes me up to 1/2 hr or more to make a staple and try and install it with all the others in place. Every time I do it I invent new curse words! Tkx for the helpful video!

[@lovelyprincy5158]

Thanks boss . Good job 👍👌

[@JuanChinchilla69]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! MASTER!!!

[@raajmata]

Nice work Sir.. i will try it as an ac vent for my car..

[@gibsonlp1866]

Thank you very nice 🙏🙏🙏

[@AllesohneKabel]

Very nice

[@xyz15668]

Exclusive shutter nicely don

[@hdehaas78]

Nice work thee are expencive to buy

[@orange33340]

i love how thorough and simplistic he is with this

[@Marciacarolinabike]

Muito bom.

[@gildardosalazargarcia9043]

i like much this job tanks mr.sommerfeld this i want for my workshop finger up from mexicali bc mexico.

[@telosfd]

An other solution is to use mechanical pins for the moving bar of louvers, even for the louvers. Making a slot on the axis of the moving bar to keep them hide and twisting the pins to secure them.

[@jameswhite6044]

Tie bar is what they are called in metal fsd and vcd (firedampers and volume controls dampers.)

[@pastoravega668]

Muy linda ventana.