Balusters video compilations

Beatles Related Videos

Quarrymen - Silver Beatles - Beatles Tribute

Beatles Sponsors

You like it? Share it!

Iron Balusters
Posted by: StairWarehouse

Video duration: 213 seconds
Global video hits: 3097

Iron Balusters on sales

Related: baluster, iron, parts, stair

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Jusalda Custom Stair,iron balusters,staircase,stair gallery
Posted by: remisd

Video duration: 75 seconds
Global video hits: 268

stair gallery,custom stairs,iron baluster,metal baluster,Iron baluster pattern,IL, Naperville,Aurora,Pl ainfield,Bolingbrook ,Lemont,Orland Park,Tinley Park,Burridge,chicag oland,Darien,Lockpor t,etc,.

Related: balister, baluster, builder, custom, iron, nice, rail, stair, staircase, stairway

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Turning Exterior Balusters
Posted by: kvedros

Video duration: 122 seconds
Global video hits: 558

http://www.archturni ngs.com for more info. These are Spanish Cedar balusters for a large home in Indiana.

Related: architecture, design, home, improvement, interiod, woodturning, woodworking

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

SAS, Prefabricated Products of Concrete - Placing Balusters
Posted by: sasprefabricados

Video duration: 202 seconds
Global video hits: 131

Placing Balusters

Related: balusters, concrete, placing, sas

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Alternating Balusters
Posted by: kvedros

Video duration: 150 seconds
Global video hits: 317

http://www.archturni ngs.com for more info

Related: architecture, design, home, improvement, interior, woodturnings

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Jusalda,stair remodel,iron balusters,custom stair
Posted by: remisd

Video duration: 92 seconds
Global video hits: 525

Replacing wood balusters with Iron ,stair remodeling,custom stairs,stairway,remo del stair,custom stair,stair railings,newel post,metal stair,upgrade,remode l,remodel house,nice stair,Ilinois,Chicag oland,stairguy,

Related: aurora, baluster, balusters, bolingbrook, burridge, custom, il, iron, metal, naperville, plainfield, rail, remodel, stair

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

stair baluster turning
Posted by: kvedros

Video duration: 109 seconds
Global video hits: 1011

This is a clip of turning a few custom wood stair balusters. For more information see http://www.archturni ngs.com

Related: balusters, craft, parts, stair, wood

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Iron Baluster Inventory
Posted by: IronBaluster

Video duration: 219 seconds
Global video hits: 140

This is Stair Supplies' inventory of Wrought Iron Balusters for the week of 3/03/08-3/07/08

Related: arts, balusters, crafts, inventory, iron, stair, supplies, wrought

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Staircase Remodel
Posted by: stairworxman

Video duration: 278 seconds
Global video hits: 502

How to change out Wood Balusters to Wrought Iron.

Related: atlanta, balusters, banister, georgia, parts, pickets, remodel, replacement, retro-fit, stair, staircase, stairs, stairworx, wrought

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Stair Supplies Wrought Iron Inventory 1
Posted by: IronBaluster

Video duration: 56 seconds
Global video hits: 20

This is our inventory of the wrought iron balusters from 1.1cv to 1.7cv.

Related: balusters, bars, inventory, iron, parts, party, stair, supplies, wrought

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Wrought Iron Baluster Inventory 4/28/08-6
Posted by: IronBaluster

Video duration: 63 seconds
Global video hits: 47

this is stair supplies' wrought iron baluster inventory of our 1.27CV through 10.1VC as of 4/28/08

Related: balusters, bars, inventory, iron, parts, party, stair, supplies, wrought

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

BoWrench Installation
Posted by: BannerElkTrading

Video duration: 41 seconds
Global video hits: 1020

Purchase your BoWrench from your authorized E-Dealer Today!
http://www.banner elktrading.com

Related: anchorseal, balustar, balusters, bannerelk, bit, blades, bowrench, clip, coated, cobalt, company, cumaru, deck, decking, decktite, dewalt, drill, fastening, garapa, hardwood, hidden, ipe, lumber, mezitauba, pre-grooved, screws, stainless, tigerwood, trading, trimscrew, trimtite, wax

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Iron Age Architectural Metals
Posted by: yellowpages

Video duration: 59 seconds
Global video hits: 9

Iron Age Architectural Metals, in Orlando, Florida, provides deluxe, ornamental iron products for architectural projects. Items available include stair panels, forged balusters, handrail brackets and much more. Ask about their custom-designed iron work.

Visit us http://www.yellowpag es.com/info-BS321951 592/Iron-Age-Archite ctural-Metals

Related: age, architectural, architecture, balusters, bars, design, designs, florida, forged, iron, metal, metals, orlando, ornamental, panels, products, stair, wrought, yellowpages

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

barley twist stair baluster
Posted by: kvedros

Video duration: 107 seconds
Global video hits: 3257

This is one of my more popular balusters turned in soft maple. It measures 1 3/4" at the squares. The twist is called a barley twist. If you would like more info go to http://www.archturni ngs.com

Related: stair, turning, way, wood

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Machinist-part2
Posted by: LongIslandEddie

Video duration: 633 seconds
Global video hits: 8536

Another video of details used on
the balcony railing project

Related: art, balcony, balusters, deco, machinist, mechanic

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Latest comments made on this video:

J- Welcome to ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 18 Nov 08, 02:09:30
J- Welcome to YouTube! Your observation(s) are well taken and I agree that the apprentice machinist should use my example as a full compendium of bad practices not to get into. I'm going to evoke that really neat disclaimer that they use on Mythbusters, "Never try this stuff at home or on the job. These things are being performed by trained individuals,etc." I suppose that there's an element of danger in just crossing the street but that still don't make me right. Thanks for the comment-Eddie

Not trying to jump ...
By: Jmashley73. on 17 Nov 08, 07:38:05
Not trying to jump on the band-wagon, but the safety thing is a big deal, especially for someone learning (good or bad) from this video. That being said, some of your fixturing was really neat. But come on man, it's aluminum- give it some feed :)

A couple dangers ...
By: Jmashley73. on 17 Nov 08, 07:34:06
A couple dangers seen in both videos are; -Reaching near a running lathe spindle -Grabbing a nest of strigny chips (near a running spindle) -Chaning parts in a milling machine vice near a running spindle -Flicking a running drill -Holding a grinder one-handed -Holding your part while gridning (and a grinder in the other) Some apprentices are watching this. For your sake, and theirs, please understand these work practices would cost someone their job, and or body parts...

Did you say totally ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 15 Nov 08, 02:10:46
Did you say totally love?

I'd be happy to ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 21 Sep 08, 21:37:33
I'd be happy to give you my approach but you need to tell me more about what you'd like to do Tell me the disk size (diameter and thickness), o.k.?

I've just bought a ...
By: persistcomponents. on 20 Sep 08, 21:40:54
I've just bought a mill and would totally love to know how you machine a radius on a flat disc!

Ed- In a way, you ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 13 Sep 08, 00:51:33
Ed- In a way, you are right about the milling cutter, I think that it might also be called a "face mill" as well as an end mill but I stand corrected on it being a 4 flute cutter because a 4 flute cutter can have no clearance area for chip relief when boring out a hole. Anyway, I got the job done! I put in a good long day at the job today, and when my latest project is completed (by Monday), I'll post a short slide show and you can see what kind of projects that our company does. Stay well!

I guess the term ...
By: Aussie50. on 12 Sep 08, 09:44:14
I guess the term Slot Drill must be an Aussie thing, I used to refer to them as end mills until a CNC guy told me that an End Mill (4 Flute) can only cut on the side and cannot plunge a hole through the material due to the gap where the flutes intersect on its end. Regardless of what we call the tool, its perfect for the job!, I'd never try that operation with a twist drill. Keep up the good work!, designing things is the best part for me too!

At 2:15 (of this ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 12 Sep 08, 02:54:30
At 2:15 (of this video) you'll see me plunging an oblique hole through 3/8 thick aluminum. I could not have put the hole through the disk any other way. I'm using a 2 flute, high speed steel,end mill and it is whizzing through the aluminum dry, without lubrication. Moldmaking for cast parts is something that I have'nt ever done. I have worked on presses and brakes and done some die work for punching. I'm a TIG welder and a damn good mechanic but most of all I love to design things.

I should have said ...
By: Aussie50. on 11 Sep 08, 06:43:57
I should have said slot drill before, not end mill since you can't plunge a hole with an endmill ;) I should get into this video thing and make some of my own work! my paid work is a bit boring to watch (plastics molding/die setting) but as a hobbyist I refurbish/restore old machines and build custom jigs and machines for things like cable stripping, electronics shredding etc.. PS, for other viewers, Strict safety rules apply to many tools in the workshop, and should always be adhered too.

Aussie, Awesome ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 11 Sep 08, 01:40:49
Aussie, Awesome comment that hit the nail on the head! I've also been able to understand you clearly, thank you for coming to my defense because some of the comments here share a point of view that makes me feel as if their type of machining is cnc based in machining centers, most of them wouldn't know a Colchester from a Bridgeport or an allen cap screw from a tek screw! I'm as much a blacksmith as I am an accomplished machinist and I do appreciate keeping all of my body parts! Thanks again

I see a lot of ...
By: Aussie50. on 10 Sep 08, 07:43:50
I see a lot of comments from rather paranoid people concerning hands going near tools, waxing or cleaning a cold saw blade by hand is of little concern unless you are silly enough to be wearing gloves and get caught and wrapped around the blade. LongIslandEddie seems smart enough not to wear gloves or long sleeves around rotating parts, and thus can safely setup parts or remove swarf while the machine is running. Sure, Flycutters remove fingers, but I have no probs with small end mills myself.

Thanks Ed, you are ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 10 Sep 08, 00:59:41
Thanks Ed, you are right, I never get bored. Machining is a means to an end, it is transforming raw material into finished product, another step in the process. As an engineer, I love to design, detail and produce as much of the work as I can, I'm an old-school machinist,mechanic who loves to look for that better mousetrap and would rather spend my evenings doing Autocad and making parts during the work day. Thanks for stopping by Ed! Stay well and keep on machining!

A job is not boring ...
By: Aussie50. on 09 Sep 08, 08:52:53
A job is not boring if its something you like doing, and repetition comes with anything you do today, like driving to the store or posting comments on youtube. I do machining as a hobby and paid job, while machining steel inserts all day is not as fun as fixing a plastic molding die, I enjoy both tasks and would gladly do them in my own time, unpaid, for my own hobby use, or for a paying customer or employer. -Ed from Oz

Y'know, I kinda ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 22 Jul 08, 23:15:09
Y'know, I kinda liked the music too even though there are many people out here who wouldn't call it music. My favorite part is the whining, siren-like sound while the aluminum disc is being surfaced in the lathe. Thanks for watching the video and for a positive comment! Good luck, V...

and the coolest ...
By: Veronicafs. on 22 Jul 08, 20:46:37
and the coolest soundtrack! V for Verônica

This is hipnotic. ...
By: Veronicafs. on 22 Jul 08, 20:42:52
This is hipnotic. I had to watch it all and add it to my faves! V for Verônica

I should'a been a ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 08 Jul 08, 01:30:09
I should'a been a janitor or a sanitation worker. Now, that's a great lifestyle, isn't it? What has repetition got to do with anything, every step of our lives we repeat the things of yesterday, true? What has repetition got to do with anything?

Well, thank you for ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 28 May 08, 02:01:59
Well, thank you for the compliment! No, the railing wasn't for me nor was it for the house that I live in. the rail was built for a rich man, mthat is a man rich enough to pay for my labor and those precious materials, steel from faraway China and aluminum from recycled soda and beer cans! This is the work of my lifetime, a piece like a cemetery headstone that will be here long, long after I am gone. I began doing metal in 1961 and I'm still at it. Thanks again for stopping by and good luck.

It must be so ...
By: jaymoore299. on 27 May 08, 05:51:52
It must be so boring to do this all day long, I can't imagine how repetitive this must be.

mate don't listn to ...
By: cgis123. on 26 May 08, 11:53:34
mate don't listn to the nagers!! I can only hope you live in the house where that rail goes. So much hard work and dedication.I would love to learn by you. do you have any more instrucual videos ???

the dedication you ...
By: cgis123. on 26 May 08, 11:48:06
the dedication you have is amasing.I love the way you work

OMG, that's so ...
By: MmeBlay. on 09 Apr 08, 23:15:21
OMG, that's so excellent. You've gotta be so precise, it must take alot of experience.

Gee, thanks for the ...
By: LongIslandEddie. on 08 Apr 08, 23:57:19
Gee, thanks for the tip!

its really sad to ...
By: izatkhairizat. on 06 Apr 08, 10:39:03
its really sad to be the last to switch off the lights.. im sure u know how to setup a cnc lathes.. try aerospace industry like hamilton sundstrand or pratt & whitney..

EZ Molds Canada Inc
Posted by: bkglobalsales

Video duration: 334 seconds
Global video hits: 317

EZ Molds baluster

Related: advertising, baluster, balusters, banister, concrete, mold, molds

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Forging Vine Picketts part 1
Posted by: 1mharold

Video duration: 346 seconds
Global video hits: 7685

Making vine wrapped iron balustes for stairway and balcony railing.

Related: air, balusters, blacksmith, forging, hammer, picketts, stc-88, vine

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Running the Lathe
Posted by: StairSupplies

Video duration: 400 seconds
Global video hits: 1222

Running the Lathe is a simple as programing a template into the machine and watch it shape a piece of wood into a beautiful newel, perfect for your stairs.

Related: arts, balusters, crafts, how, iron, lathe, newels, parts, stair, supplies, to, wood, workshop

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

CorrectDeck Stair Rail Installation
Posted by: sox105

Video duration: 217 seconds
Global video hits: 2375

The CorrectDeck StairRail system uses a combination of ball connectors and hinges to attach rails and balusters.

Related: composite, correctdeck, decking, decks, products, railings, recycled

Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment

Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6

BeatlesVideos