DIY: Super SIMPLE And EASY Cedar Shutters That LAST

DIY: How To Make Super SIMPLE And EASY Cedar Shutters That LAST

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Filmed and Edited by Kenny Archer

[TheMindfulHomestead]

The best part about working with cedar is the smell that fills the workshop when cutting it!! Good looking shutters right there!

[stankyd]

Thanks man! Over here in West Cincy and promised the wife i'd get rid of her cheesy builder grade shutters and build some cedar units exactly like this. So this vid was perfect, wasn't thinking about lapping them.

[stepht]

Those are beautiful!
Definitely a good idea to keep a 10 yr boy busy 😂

[larrytremarki]

Nice job Kenny, keep up the good work thanks for Sharing!!!

[CawiezellCrew]

My fiance and I tried something like this lol. It didn't go well.... we clearly needed to be better equipped like you. This video was awesome!

[larryburks]

Very thorough process. Other videos folks just cut, wood glue and a few nails and it's done

[WoodsTreeFarm]

Very nice! Clean and simple design. I like the overlap joint - nice addition! Enjoyed a full watch. Have a great day

[cathysteenson]

Ah, I can almost smell the cedar. I like your chalk marking for the dado cuts and the block you screwed down to make all the repetitive cuts. This is elementary for someone like you but for someone just learning, it’s great to have it laid out.

[dawnvierra]

You did beautiful work. The wood grain looks so nice even without stain

[tommymadison]

I would use a small between each board to give a slight gap for expansion.

[chelemichele]

They look really nice...
Have a good day ☃️☃️☃️

[dianestalla]

Always enjoyable and informative Kenny

[NOK_Corfu_Activities]

Hello I like a lot those old type of shutters that we once had so much on our island. Look like the ones you have made.
In the 70's many moved to wooden shuters with wooden blinds. Now aluminium ones.
I would like to see if possible an nice way to transform wooden shutters with blinds into something like with no blinds trying to keep as much wood from the old ones.
I hate the blinds cause it is difficult to sand and restore / refresh.

Many thanks!

[militarygradegear]

They look decent but one question. Why did you make the battens so narrow? I think a wider batten would have looked really nice.

[reneebrown]

I always wanted to remove the plastic fake shutters and make or buy true huricane shutters for my windows. I live on the gulf of Mexico so anything that make my house prettier and safer is ok with me. Now I know how.

[christopherhaney]

Any pics of shutters on house? This is a project I may take on

[theresawheeler]

Love your videos! Thank you for sharing!💓

[WRECKTANGLER]

Dude what song is that with the stand up bass?? Awesome video thanks man.

[coachwilson]

Hinges? Retention for open & closed?

[virginiareid]

Fantastic to see you in the wood shop again. Do you still have your woodwork channel up as well?