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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[@khol3167]

Here’s your louver blind sir that would be 100 for the material and 5000 for labor.

[@juanruiz-mq8gf]

Where can i buy materials ??? Pins ,louvers wood ..

[@photopamy]

I found clips here: www.rockler.com/shutter-control-arm-fastener

[@brandonmeade8999]

where did you get those pins from please

[@lorenzolucio881]

Saludos ésa es una manera rústica de haser ese sistema tengo otro que es mucho más elegante espero poder mostrarlo

[@luz77.7]

Si pudieras compartir tu modelo te agradecería, tengo muchas ventanas que necesito persianas que no dejen ver del exterior al interior y que permita la ventilación.

[@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

[@colinbruce8800]

Hi Mark I live in the UK for a start. I am making bay window shutters they are the cafe type if you know what that is.( The shorter ones that don`t go to the top of the window.) These will be the second ones I am making. The first ones are on my bedroom windows. The problem I found was the eyelets I used keep breaking they are very small and made of brass. Could you please tell me where I can get the ones you are using, I mean the non pull out ones.They are unobtainable here.( a spring company just quoted me £300.00 to make them.) I hope you see this soon as I want to start making them. Thank you and kind regards Colin Bruce

[@luishernanlofinlandia1950]

hola, felicidades , excelente trabajo. por favor, las grapas o accesorio para poner en cada persiana o tabla, como se llaman y donde puedo comprarlas? gracias

[@gildardosalazargarcia9043]

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

[@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!

[@waitersluvhjy66]

You should visit woodprix website if you would like to make it by yourself I think.

[@heatweasel]

great videos.but i got confused after watching both videos about which way up they should be and how they should naturally fall to either closed or open and how they stay open or shut just by their own inertia or lack of. i live in england and we dont have too many plantation style shutters around for me to look at and answer this question myself and feel abit embarassed about asking a silly question for which the answer is obvious.in england we have a saying 'every day is a schoolday. thanks, john.

[@skwalka6372]

I faced this issue when I made these. If your main purpose is to block the sun and to insure privacy, you want the outside to be the "slanting-down" side (this is because the overlap totally blocks the sun in this configuration). This, however, is the opposite of what most people would prefer because the inside ends up looking a bit odd. If the sun-blocking effect isn't super important and you don't think people will peer "down" into your home, it will look nicer from the inside if you set the slanting-up side towards the outside. Hope this belated comment helps :)

Does anybody know where to find these one fasterners? I am trying to search for the correct name. Thanks.

[@DianaGarcia-hg9yt]

I cannot find the accessories you are using in this video. Could you give me a direct link to the pins?

[@stephendittemore]

Did you ever find a link for the louver pins has using here? I sent them an email a week ago asking and haven't received a reply. Wondering if you know where I can order the ones he uses here?

[@photopamy]

did anyone find those pins?

[@christianthejackofalltrade6794]

hello knows the supplier where i can get the materials here in inuted kingdom? thanks

[@JGerm]

My wife’s hands are bigger than mine . So she says . Lol

[@pepitolozano1503]

Medellín Colombia yo fabricó persianas movibles sistema invisible

[@Decimator69420]

Azimuthal quantum number

[@tamaras.8398]

Where can I buy the window shutter set? In the description it is only written where to buy the DVD...

[@christjulipds13]

You can use woodprix to build it in the cheapest way.

[@zappalniczka6306]

Knowledge and experience are essential. Great movie, thanks !

[@underpantswedgy]

why they charge so much for what is just a frame

[@kieronrobertson575]

Any chance of the brand name or supplier of the pins you use for the louvre and control arm?

[@thebeardedweirdo4877]

Kieron Robertson Rockler Shutter Control Arm Fastener (50 per pack) 9.99 on ebay

[@brandonmeade8999]

chuck roush please post link can't find them on ebay

[@thebeardedweirdo4877]

Brandon Meade Look at this on eBay www.ebay.com/itm/271748571290

[@brandonmeade8999]

Does not ship .... bugger

[@Grif-g8u]

Could control arm not be string

[@kieranjulien251]

Awesome tutorial, what do you call the small clips that you use, thanks

[@jasonl8326]

Did you ever get the name of those pins?

[@DocMartinSTL]

@@jasonl8326 same, would like to find those pins

[@michaelpalmer937]

That's how we make our window shutter, "WHAT Upside DOWN " FARM BOY " English Mik.

[@luisrigobertocastro9780]

Se puede poner al costado ese soporte movedor ?

[@Apage300]

Hi, great vid. What prevents the Louvres from flapping down when in open position? I was going to use dowels as the pivot pins. Am I better off using these plastic pins? Tension pins or standard?

[@mrsillywalk]

I can not see that control arm keeping the shutter open after a little use!

[@briain_odonnghaile]

REBATE REBATE REBATE, Rabbit is an animal. Nice work btw😉

[@instography]

www.lexico.com/definition/rabbet

[@LightGesture]

Nice. But how did you make the rails and stokes? Just dunno how Is accomplish the profile without making a groove

[@colinbruce8800]

Hi Mark I have tried to email you but Gmail did not recognise your email address you had at the end of your video. Please help me? Regards Colin

[@almacyrenable]

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

[@jameswhite6044]

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

[@ajaymohankm5041]

From where did I get those pin..I'm from india ,kerala

[@MartinRojas-k1f]

where to get the hardware

[@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.

[@gibsonlp1866]

Thank you very nice 🙏🙏🙏

[@rayatlast]

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

[@iflyeweable]

That is why my company buys them wholesale.lol. Even wholesale pricing is going way up that is why I am trolling the ideal of manufacturing equipment.

[@fernandomatus8110]

Wholesaler here! Let me know if intrested.

[@XylozQuin]

Why not offset the control arm to the very edge of the Shutter? Why have it right in the middle?

[@fernandocortesfigueroa450]

Español

[@enriqueb6572]

A need know if you sell staples for arm control lime you on video#2

[@fakiirification]

you can make those yourself with some wire working pliers and a little patience.

[@underpantswedgy]

the opening & closing bar is tacky.

[@JuanChinchilla69]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! MASTER!!!

[@shantaymadison5581]

Im using woodprix instructions to make it and I do it already :)

[@lovelyprincy5158]

Thanks boss . Good job 👍👌

[@BackyardWoodworking]

Nice result. They are expensive to buy.

[@Marciacarolinabike]

Muito bom.

[@bogdanconstantinescu9833]

Hello where can i buy the small plastic pins? thx

[@deathblosomrules]

www.ebay.com/itm/Nylon-Louver-Pin-100/133025668667?hash=item1ef8f29e3b:g:m5AAAOSw9zdcZ0ph

[@xyz15668]

Exclusive shutter nicely don

[@scor440]

How Do you make your louvers?

[@cuervovallejo2711]

Where can I find the clips?

[@pastoravega668]

Muy linda ventana.

[@raajmata]

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

[@samiiglavnii7321]

Hello , tell me how to do wooden comb to bookshelves

[@hdehaas78]

Nice work thee are expencive to buy

[@colinbruce8800]

Hi Mark Please answer me! Colin

[@AllesohneKabel]

Very nice

[@andrewnunez4176]

interesting points ,if anyone else trying to find out woodworking plans glider try Jadonite Wood Blueprints Buddy (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.

[@noureddine309]

Amazing work. Thank you

[@robertbrunston5406]

Very nice thank you.

[@colinbruce8800]

Hi Marc Sorry I spelt your name with a "k" Colin

[@murph914]

Kolin, I think Marc retired. He was doing this in semi retirement 10 years ago when he was 62. Call the tel number they list on their website.

[@romeliapolly1212]

This time I will use woodprix plans to make it myself :)

[@orange33340]

i love how thorough and simplistic he is with this

[@ThePolypam]

Simplistic does not mean what you think it means.

[@rbachawnghlut2812]

Don't need to hear all ya long explanation. Just show us ur ending works(style,design),etc . I don't see skill wit all your machine stuff. I got only hammer, simple saw, plane handmade. Knife. I'm bored..

[@sweethussie]

Some of us like the explanations he gives!!