Curved exterior moulding & pilaster installed | Revealed

Episode #7 Ken shows how we installed the Sapele curved moulding and pilaster that the shop has been working on for the last couple of weeks. Bringing this project to a close for now and giving you the near-final reveal (final paint will be applied in warmer weather)
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Curved exterior moulding & pilaster installed | Revealed #7

[@billcunninghame8554]

As always, beautiful work. Love the outtakes.

[@davejohnston4080]

Pie-laster! Thanks for the details,Dave

[@markheffernan1737]

Pill-aster as far as I’ve heard. Dublin Ireland. Love the channel.

[@marcsaturnino1041]

Great video!

[@rafaelellis-rech6950]

Daaaaammmmm!!! This thing is nicer then my entire house so beautiful. Love the attention to detail you guys are able to bring to your projects.

[@dansouther4356]

PIE-laster for sure

[@kevinbennett3645]

Great video. Love the detailed process and watching the step by step of the install. More detail the better.

[@flowupdesign]

Awesome, so cool nice to see the project finally installed

[@kendecost]

Thank you! And thanks for always watching along!

[@unityroad]

@ 10k for the project it’s pie-laster. 15k for the project it’s pillister! tyvm

[@jackhanafin]

PILL-aster is what I've always heard and said.

[@renderwood]

A lot of work goes into such rather small detail, but it does look great.

[@designiy]

Def PILL - aster. haha! But sure Pie-laster flies if you are from the UK (to me at least)

[@dilcho5480]

F****ing gorgeous!

[@xtrememtnbiker15]

Pie-laster

[@urchin11]

After making the pilasters from Sapele for rot resistance, why did you top it with a simple plywood box? I would have thought you would have used something more durable, or made more of an effort to weather proof it

[@kendecost]

Above it is weather proof....

[@Tom-sd5ru]

Looks good but y not fill in the brick or foam insulation instead

[@ColeSpolaric]

While I understand why that species of wood was used, it's still hard to see such beautiful wood painted. And it's pie laster!

[@ccwnyc5671]

🥧- laster is what we say in New York.

[@mmdesigns22]

PIE-laster ..... also how did you make the corbels removable? Lamello?

[@xLoLSebax]

Probably, you can see black bisciuts over there

[@donnadimeo]

I like PI, lasted, long I.

[@paulj.gherman8005]

BAUGRUP provides exterior prefabricated decoration from foam and coatings for end users who can DIY exterior decoration

[@mfcarver0130]

Can we talk about that entry door 🤤

[@calumgannaway869]

Down here in Aus it's known as a fancy front door 😎

[@kendecost]

😂

[@SOLT_Mark]

Beautiful work! What would someone expect to pay for something like that? Price range?

[@hungryarch7319]

Pie laster

[@blakelankford6930]

Short I, all day.

[@paulj.gherman8005]

BAUGRUP provides production technology for mouldings

[@jasonargentieri8954]

Nice pielasters.

[@GarrickVance]

Looks amazing. Might be worth running Ethernet to the door bell in addition to the standard wire. Makes it waaaay easier in the future for any POE bell/camera.

[@kendecost]

Good call!

[@wandakowalski7063]

Mo "pies" in lasters!

[@sergeybebenin]

Gorgeous 👍.

[@jorgelucasi5663]

Great job
Please may I know the type of wood did you used for exterior. Molding ?

[@NSBuilders]

Sapele

[@colinstu]

the second pronunciation.
pillar... pilaster... seems obvious.
Either way, beautiful work!

[@kleinisfijn]

Or is it related to pylon, making it pylaster?

[@mynameisoversteertorqueove5004]

It is pronounced Puh-LAST-er in English, with a strong accent on the second syllable. It is pronounced PEE-last-ruh in French (spelled pilastre), with the accent on the first syllable and the “ruh” syllable almost silent. And it is pronounced PEE-lass-tro in Italian (spelled pilastro), again with a hard accent on the first syllable.

[@proficientbuilders3565]

Exterior mdf ? Never used it. What makes mdf different then ext mdf.

[@kendecost]

Its made from alternative materials and through a different manufacturing process.

[@TheChocodiles]

Pillister

[@deprecatedaccount8755]

PILL-aster.

[@msabercr]

I fall on the side of
puh·la·str

[@derekt4459]

Pie

[@nobleenchantpbkc8082]

you all should have put mortar in those spaces between bricks,
not insulation

[@dhaliwaljag]

Pie not Pill

[@joepagliaro2667]

It’s both... same as wainscoting. It has two pronunciations

[@kendecost]

Now this is an answer I can get behind!

[@UnarmedZombie]

It's pronounced pilaster. Hope that helps

[@areabum]

We always pronounced it pie.

[@kingspal99]

short i

[@KurtMGibbs]

The phonetic spelling of pilaster is pəˈlastər, the latter of the two pronunciations you mentioned.

[@T3-Build]

Second pronunciation.

[@Noboundries85]

Pilaster not pillister...

[@michaelford4894]

Pie laster

[@matthewcrown8717]

Pie laster