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Studio Jelly: Part 2: Wood Paneling

United StatesPublished September 21, 2013

Views 240K  |  Likes 3.30K  |  Comments 126
Views#9,231,518Global
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frank howarthfrank howarth
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240,345

Likes

3,301

Comments

126

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Total (all-time): $168 – $481

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About

The second video in the Studio Jelly series is about the wood paneling below the railing that covers the end of the mezzanine floor. We wanted to continue using reclaimed Douglas fir. I found a 34 foot long piece of clear fir at the Rebuilding Center. I had to cut it into three pieces to get it back to the shop. I…

Published
September 21, 2013
Made for kids
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How Studio Jelly: Part 2: Wood Paneling is doing

It has 240K views in total. It ranks #9,231,518 among tracked YouTube videos by views.

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Total views
240K
Total likes
3.30K
Total comments
126
Published
September 21, 2013
Global rank by views
#9,231,518

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