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KINFOLK CARPENTRY
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A fine carpentry and remodeling channel based in central Pennsylvania U.S.A
all inquiries email us at info@kinfolkcompany.com
all inquiries email us at info@kinfolkcompany.com
Tips and Tricks for Building Cabinets ( Kreg Shelf Pin Jig Review)
this week I tackle a custom bookshelf with adjustable shelving for my friends at McLennan contracting .follow along as I give helpful tips on how to build cabinets
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A Tool that will make you a better Carpenter
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.2 месяца назад
this week I finish some siding on my addition project and talk about one of my most used tools that help me do my job better
Makita quiet series compressor review (MAC100Q)
Просмотров 7592 месяца назад
This week I talk about one of my favorite tool the makita quiet compressor and why I like it so much and a few things I don't like about it.
Mounting a tv in a bookcase
Просмотров 1493 месяца назад
this week I move some shelving to make way for my clients tv. follow along as I break it down in detail how I complete this job and give helpful tips along the way
How I became a carpenter and tips for being self employed
Просмотров 2873 месяца назад
this week I talk about how I became a carpenter and tips for people looking to start there own business all while installing a storm door.
Tool Storage for the Dewalt Mitersaw stand
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.3 месяца назад
this week I build a box that hooks on my miter saw stand to hold tools and give additional support to materials.
Dewalt 20v max 7 1/4” miter saw review (DCS361)
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.4 месяца назад
Dewalt 20v max 7 1/4” miter saw review (DCS361)
Tips for Creating Arched Openings
Просмотров 1475 месяцев назад
This week I add some arched openings in a historic house to match the existing charm and detail . I'll take you step by step on my process for creating arches.
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR CAPPING A WINDOW WITH ALUMINUM
Просмотров 6 тыс.6 месяцев назад
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR CAPPING A WINDOW WITH ALUMINUM
OCCIDENTAL MASTER CARPENTER CASE & WHAT I CARRY IN IT
Просмотров 6866 месяцев назад
OCCIDENTAL MASTER CARPENTER CASE & WHAT I CARRY IN IT
//NEW// MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL JIGSAW REVIEW
Просмотров 6 тыс.7 месяцев назад
//NEW// MILWAUKEE M12 FUEL JIGSAW REVIEW
TRICKS TO INSTALL CROWN MOLDING LIKE A TRIM CARPENTER
Просмотров 7997 месяцев назад
TRICKS TO INSTALL CROWN MOLDING LIKE A TRIM CARPENTER
HOW TO BUILD A MANTLE - (without any plans)
Просмотров 2108 месяцев назад
HOW TO BUILD A MANTLE - (without any plans)
PRE ASSEMBLING WINDOW TRIM - a good way to save time and money
Просмотров 54710 месяцев назад
PRE ASSEMBLING WINDOW TRIM - a good way to save time and money
PRO TIPS FOR INSTALLING SOFFIT AND FASCIA
Просмотров 38710 месяцев назад
PRO TIPS FOR INSTALLING SOFFIT AND FASCIA
THE BASEMENT IS FINALLY DONE! (Basement part 6)
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THE BASEMENT IS FINALLY DONE! (Basement part 6)
INSTALLING A SLIDING BARN DOOR IN A 100+ YEAR OLD HOUSE
Просмотров 269Год назад
INSTALLING A SLIDING BARN DOOR IN A 100 YEAR OLD HOUSE
DEWALT 4 1/2 ATOMIC CIRCULAR SAW REVIEW AND THOUGHTS
Просмотров 19 тыс.Год назад
DEWALT 4 1/2 ATOMIC CIRCULAR SAW REVIEW AND THOUGHTS
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR INSTALLING CABINETS
Просмотров 666Год назад
TIPS AND TRICKS FOR INSTALLING CABINETS
OCCIDENTAL LEATHER FINISHER TOOLBELT REVEIW (after 6 years)
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OCCIDENTAL LEATHER FINISHER TOOLBELT REVEIW (after 6 years)
TIPS FOR A PROFESSIONAL LOOKING PAINT JOB (basement part 5 )
Просмотров 544Год назад
TIPS FOR A PROFESSIONAL LOOKING PAINT JOB (basement part 5 )
5 ITEMS EVERY CARPENTER WOULD BENEFIT FROM
Просмотров 494Год назад
5 ITEMS EVERY CARPENTER WOULD BENEFIT FROM
SIMPLE FINISH CARPENTRY TIPS THAT WILL MAKE YOU BETTER (basement remodel part 4)
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SIMPLE FINISH CARPENTRY TIPS THAT WILL MAKE YOU BETTER (basement remodel part 4)
I PASSED MY INSPECTION......BUT THERE ARE FEW THINGS LEFT TO DO (basement part 3)
Просмотров 196Год назад
I PASSED MY INSPECTION......BUT THERE ARE FEW THINGS LEFT TO DO (basement part 3)
Ur hot.
Looks great…wondering were you been.
Nice work
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I got a Bauer corded at harbor freight for $59. Love it!
Unfortunately, your audio signal chain has an auto-gain function in it somewhere which is programmed to eliminate sounds that it thinks are background noise, so your sound comparisons didn't really work effectively.
Y do you capping sides first
Just for comparison and no disrespect, I purchased a Harbor Freight Bauer CORDED saw just like this. It works great and I'm really putting it to the test. I prefer corded tools to get the constant full power. I noticed most people in videos are not using battery tools in remote places. I guess wrapping up an extension cord has become too much of a hassle.
Your right ! I’d say 75% of the time it wouldn’t be a hassle but it in on a roof or a jobsite with one temp outlet on each floor . I also view it as a business owner where time and efficiency is money it certainly adds up when all your tools are cordless not having to drag a cord around , plug and unplug stuff when you have lots of tools out. When I was an employee getting paid by the hour most of my tools were corded .
Dewalkiiii!!!
Ok i have the 7 1/4 side wider dewaltand this saw my boss has side winder and worm driven Milwaukee. Any body just staring out u cant find a more accurate saw the farther away u get from the blade more accurate u will be
I agree it is very easy to hold true to a line with this saw
Great idea. Even better, the Bosch ts1004 dust collection bag fits the dewalt saw perfectly and it’s less than $18 on Amazon. Real easy to take on and off. Collects a lot of dust making clean up a lot easier. Just have to remember to empty it one in a while.
I do own one they are awesome . Maybe I’ll have to do a tablesaw hack #2 lol
Nice work! I was wondering if there’s a way to miter the sides instead of the bottom? It seems like water would be less likely get in if the sides overlap the bottom.
Yah totally ! Someone else commented that and yah it would be much better if I mitered the legs
Very nice setup. Not fancy smancy but well organized. I work out of a Ranger with a camper shell and I carry a Kwick Kan and contractor trash bags. Saves quite a bit of space in my truck. I really like the little Dewalt miter saw that you have. It takes care of 90% of the jobs I do. Can even cut tall baseboards if I only have a few cuts to make.
I was bummed when Milwaukee released this one because I had just purchased the Bosch 12v planer a few months before. I’m really happy with the Bosch but I already have a boat load m12 batteries. Plus the Milwaukee has more power. Like you I bought a Makita corded planer decades ago and have only used it a few times but I find that the mini planer is so easy to control and use that I find myself using it for a lot of things.
It’s amazing when a tool comes along and it totally changes your process for certain tasks
Great idea. I’m always knocking my tools off the stand. I like the built in material support.
Thanks 👍
Nice little compressor. I wish they made them that quiet when I was a trim carpenter 30 years ago. I have the 3 gallon 1.5 hp version which is almost as quiet at 60db. Real easy to have a normal conversation while standing right next to it. It keeps up well and has a fast recovery. Works really well for drywall repairs too.
great review! can you use other blades to cut metal?
I haven’t seen any blades for cutting metal
Thank you! Very informative.
I bought one of these 9 months ago and it suddenly stopped today during very light duty. I bought it for very use indoors for home use, in my climate controlled garage. I have even had a bit of buyer’s remorse, thinking that this was overkill for my minor uses. I could probably count in my fingers the number of times I’ve connected the hose to use it. I have used it for occasional brad nailing (only used once to test that ability and works great) and blowing dust out of little projects. I used it today in the kitchen to blow dust/fuzz under the fridge radiator fins to dislodge so that the vacuum cleaner could pull it out. I connected it back up in the garage and suddenly it won’t turn on at all. Any thoughts? I could not find any kind of reset on it. Next step (horror!) is to try to dig up the manual for it.
I just had this happen to me actually and I think there is a sensor in it to prevent it from over heating . I thought it was done for I tried it a few days later and it fired back up .
Very good idea my friend
Thanks man!
Better to pre-assemble……glue needs more pressure that what you’ve got
nice!
Basically an expensive bevel square. A speed square does the same job for $12.
How do you get the miter cut of an outside corner with a speed square?
Great video ; wish it was longer? I use that exact tool to scribe in my stools and I have protractor made by I think “ 1491 Tools “ don’t quote me on that? It give cosine cut off angles, all my degrees for cutting crown on the flat it a great tool for I think $40. I always look for those great tools under a $100 . I found a Starrett marking punch for metal or wood on sale $40 ? I bet I hv marked a thousand holes for pre drill with it & it fits right in my tool belt perfectly!
I had a whole lot more footage but my sound was all messed up so I had to edit a lot of my talking out . Yah I love a good unique hand tool that you find a specific use for!
Good stuff….like to see it used on crown molding
The next time I do some crown I’ll have to show how it come into play !
Thanks for sharing!
You bet!
Starrett was recently sold to a private equity firm. Their quality is about to plummet as their financial engineers milk this company into the ground.
Well guess im better off to buy a 12” combo square before they sell a 12” combo wonkle
Wow that’s unfortunate I don’t have any other tools by them but I know there quality was always top notch they were always known for having the best combination squares.
@@kinfolk_carpentry I have my dad’s combo 12” square ! It’s so worn (he was a home builder in the 60’s thru the 90’s . I can not even find the name ? But compared to my 6” Starrett it’s an exact match even the “Made in the USA”! I am guessing it’s 50 plus yrs old?
Looks good.
Nice
Great tip letting the miter joints set and nailing off the rest of the molding afterwards
Definitely stealing this!
Yah buddy !
I got mine for years! I love it, but I find it kind of slow sometimes. Also I have a 24v 7 1/4 sliding dual bevel Kobalt and it is awesome! The cut capacity is much longer than the Dewalt. But the saw is a little bit bigger. Do you also find that your miter saw loses a little power with some cuts?
I thinks some of the power loss might depend on what battery your using I do find in some materials it may be underpowered a bit but i think having a flex volt battery in it helps
@@kinfolk_carpentry Not really! I use mine with an 8ah battery and the result is the same. 😟
I’ve always felt that this dewalt 7 1/4” mitre saw needs an upgrade
All trim guys have “their way”. I like this method. Thanks for sharing!!
Does anyone has use this for melamine? Laminated MDF?
I don’t think I would use this for melamine it would certainly cut it but I think you would get some tear out I would probably use a track saw for that
I always use a 15 gauge nailer to tie the header back to the framing to then fit my miters. Takes longer, better product.
good insights. thanks for sharing.
Nice little work horse.
Ts took to damn long my boss set a door in five mins
Faster isn’t always better my friend
How do you go about quoting jobs? I know trim, base etc you can charge by the foot. But let’s say you’re taking out old doors and installing new ones and it’ll take you all day. Are you just charging what your days worth? I’m trying to start doing side jobs but I just need to be better with giving clients quotes.
Yes exactly I have a day rate and a half day rate . So even if it’s a 2 hour job it’s a half day . So i bid a job by breaking down how many days I think it will take me add in some profit for your business and mark up on materials and that’s how it’s done
I just bought this saw at Home Depot, it didn’t come with the T bar, I bought 2 blades at the same time, a framing blade & a fine finish blade. The blade with the saw was a 24T. I only wanted to cut up some old pickets & my saw saw was getting too heavy. This will come in handy for smaller wood cutting.
Love the garden only tool hack
Thanks!
…they take time and damage very useful tools?
it probably does take more time but it certainly won’t damage anything
No just no
More of a joke man ! Although I don’t own a chainsaw so gotta do what yah gotta do
Awesome way to use up some scraps and stay efficient!
More office quotes in the future please!
Does the depth plate move on your saw? I just bought this saw and my plate seems to move around a little when locked down.
Mine seems to lock in tight you could try tightening the nut that holds that lever in place
It’s not the lever, it’s the attachment that connects the plate to the depth guide. Seems as thought there is only one rivet holding it to the plate. I’m going to look a little closer and make sure there isn’t a weld missing or something,
Butter knife works great.
Lol dude, just use a blade from your utility knife.
Man that’s a good video.Like the way you are working but also talking the trade in general.Thought you might talk about pricing jobs.✌️
Thanks man . I’ll have to do more in this format . I’m always a bit nervous to talk about pricing I always say to people who ask add up all your expenses in life say you need 3000 a month to live add 30% for taxes and then 30% in profit for your business then divide that by 160(the hours you work a month)and that should be your hourly rate. And when your biding jobs mark up material and subs 10-15%
Indeed, to be a successful subcontractor is to be a trustworthy person, to honor contracts and agreements and to keep decent all the time and with everybody. With this mentality I'm sure that your order book will stay full. I cannot but agree with every word, wish you the best, By the way : Here in France wearing a seat-belt before driving is a second nature to us, isn't it obligatory in the US?
Thanks for the comment ! Yes it’s required I just have a bad habit of not buckling up!