Installing Windows and Garage Door | 1880s Farm House EP18
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2021
- Trying to race against time working with my Son and under pressure to finish before the winter falls is not a good recipe for success. Sometimes my ambition is my own worst enemy!
Season 4 Episode 15 "Installing Doors and Windows on Our Shed" (2020)
Master Episode 46
Produced by Jeff and Michelle Thorman
Written & Directed by: Maximilian Moskal
Hosted by: Jeff Thorman
Renovation Design & Staging by Jeff and Michelle Thorman
Cinematography by: Maximilian Moskal
Opening Song: Anthony Jarrett
Editing by: Maximilian Moskal
Aerial Photography: Ian Holmes
Produced by: Home Renovision DIY 2020
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Jeff, from someone who cares. You need to stop with the stress. You’re going to blow your heart out. Take a vacation with your family and tell them you love them and have fun no stress. Please I’d like to keep watching your awesome videos for years to come!
That young man has a lot of patience with you😊
His son does?? No, His dad had alot of patience with him!
Agreed, the dad can't problem solve and the son suggests how to fix and the dad just shoots him down.
Very frustrating
@@MrWarfd001 because the son doesn't know his ass from a hole in the ground.....
That garage door was a nightmare. Out of curiosity, I searched youtube on how to install a roll up garage door and found out that what you have to do is while the door is fully rolled up, you have to rotate it 2 full revolutions to create enough spring tension so that way when it rolls up it won't flop all over the place. I think you had enough parts, just didn't get the necessary spring tension you needed.... instead you got winter tension!
watch?v=kC4fvEQhO6I shows this.
@@walktxrn system in video is different, i do not think it is missing the spring loading system but built into the pipe, loosen the U clamps on either side, tighten one side gently, spin the center pipe till you get the tension needed by loosening the 1 clamp you have slightly tightened, so, loosen, turn, tighten, sorta like bleeding brakes. Turn the inner pipe clockwise ( force needed to open door ) till you get the tension needed
like in these instruction, with a pipe wrench www.smartgarage.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/roll-up-door-installation-manual.pdf
@@EliteGeeks why does he say there are no instructions available? The internet is a wonderful thing. It seems like he just needs to tension the spring and he's good to go. Doesn't need to buy another door.
@@MrWaldorfian I asked him, he said he has the parts ordered they are on backorder and he has gotten he instructions on his follow up in another live stream
If I started a project like this with my son, we’d be fist fighting. He’s only 4 😂
I worked for and with my father for many years on the farm as a young person. It wasn’t always easy but we did it and he taught me so much.
You're videos are appreciated. Follies, bloopers, conflicts, drama and all! I'm the process of doing similar work on my home. Seeing how just average Joes... maybe not so average but regular people can do stuff like this is encouraging and motivating. The production of the video is good, entertaining and what you're showing showing important informative stuff.
Where's my blood pressure cuff, Reality Renovision indeed! One day you will both look back on this and laugh, grateful that you had this time together.
Thanks for putting it all out there.
It’s good to see the trailer actually normal or at least that’s what I think it is because that’s the way it was with me and my dad when I was growing up good times
It's good to see you guys laughing. But do enjoy some non construction time with family. You have such a great family and it would be sad if you and Matt have a falling out. ❤️
Son has to listen to dad. Dads the boss
I love/hate working with family!
M brother and I have had to just 'pause' many times in the past.
I know this was 2 years ago but still a great video....
"That seemed dangerous." I'm going to use that one. I just know it. Right on, Bro, with the great videos.
I do love watching your projects. You can't control the stress that comes from a challenging project, but it would help if you could both stay light hearted about it and not funnel your frustration into one another. It's clear you guys both have a good sense of humor and a chipper nature. It comes though a lot. If either of you find yourself slipping out of that chipper mood, take a break and have a drink together. Please keep the great content coming! You guys are awesome!
It turned out fine. Good to have the awareness to implement solutions. I know how much work the video and sound are. Your awareness is healthy
Jeff about the Garage door......I feel it's like a roller blinds...I think it needs to be rolled up tight so the spring gets tention.then the brackets need to be tighten..then roll it down...
It reminds me of the roller blinds...
It might be to late. And u fixed it...already....
Son, "Starts low then gets high doesn't it?" Dad, "Shhhhh"
The door is not to be cut open and unrolled until you have it mounted and ready to feed down the guide. Fun video man
Not surprised he does everything wrong
@@asseater1895 I don’t like to talk down on many people but the more I watch this channel the more I realize this guy is arrogant and blames his lack of research on everyone else. You ever see a monkey try to screw a football? We’ll if you watched this video you have.
@@timothywillis7872 🤣🤣🤣
Lol really sounded like Matt was whistling the theme song from Disney’s “Recess”
i installed 1 of these last year i used a plumbing wrench on each side to spin he metal rod to add tension before tightening it for it to roll up nice and tight
Awesome episode. Best one yet
That young man has a lot to learn 😝
Dude. They BOTH have a lot to learn.
Lol “when COVID is over in the spring”
Awesome to get to watch this on a Friday morning with a coffee... Loved that Blades of Glory somehow made it into this LOL
I enjoy myself laughing when you was putting the roller door. I always have fun watching use guy
Love watching you two. Lol.
He loves his dad❤
This is extremely informative.
Pretty common to have a little stress when working with family, but as long as you keep the important things in perspective you should be good. God Bless.
Hi, A friend of mine a similar flexible door they installed to go in the vertical slots then up along curved slits and onwaeds along overhead horizontal slots. The top beam is at the back of the horizontal support, and the side of the wall where the curve had to be adjusted to fill the gap between the curve and the corner of the frame. They added chains with weights the ends on both sides that have enough weight to make tension to take the door down and pull it up. Works well. Easy to use. Good luck with the garage door DIY.
All that ribbing would really wear down on you haha. Helping me with ideas to build my own large shed in the back yard, thank you!
The spring needs more tention so it can roll back
This is why we frame structures plumb level and square :).
Great job boys, entertaining also
nice shed Jeff!!
No drama please.I like your channel because it is not like a typical American dIY show….
I think Jeff needs to get with the new ways of the young guy working, let him try run things a little, then Jeff will find that the young guy will realise Jeffs pressures, and then they can learn together some patience with each other, it's a clash of egos, niether of them are perfect but they both think they are.
As far as the roll up door. Tighten the plastic large wheels to the roller bar. There should be Allen set bolts to adjust the spring by winding it AWAY from your body, then tighten the Allen bolts once more. That’s if you ever do it again.
Hate how we see the same content twice. But great content
Make sure the inner wheels are secured to the shaft. Loosen both U-bolts, Roll the door up about half to 3/4 the height of the opening keeping the door panel tight to the inner wheels and then tighten the u-bolts.
Hey Jeff did u guys ever correct the roll up door in the shed....that was hilarious.....It seemed to me you both needed those laughs and relieved a lot of tension, no pun intended...Keep up the great videos....big mike at the Jersey shore....
Wow, I work alone.. now I remember why I went solo
the roof load is all resting on that single top plate with a window below it- no header?
y'all are stressing me out and im not even there.
I’m not sure who Mathew is to you sir. There’s a lot of tension. There’s a lot of work. If there’s anything that I’ve learned is to just keep doing what’s asked; if you do it wrong, either one is to blame but also retry.
Towards the end, plenty of bonding and listening was going on. There’s diversity with the thoughts and I think both of you make a great team. I wish I could have had a dad or a boss that’s relatable.
Almost 3 year subscriber and still so much involved in watching. So much success and victory. And don’t forget, some days you make friends and some days you lose money. It’s never a loss.
His son.😄
Just a couple notes on the build. The beams going across the top are rafters, not trusses. If you live somewhere with anticipation of high winds, utilize hold downs at the corners of your walls and, with the OSB or plywood sheathing, they will act as shear walls.
Hey Jeff. Just wondering if u finished the shed. Don’t see any new videos
Matthew is so beautiful. I can’t handle it.
Hi! I installed the same door 2 weeks ago with instructions and managed to fail by removing the wrapping. You may not even have had wrapping since it was probably a demo. Anyway, I fixed it by loosely tightening the U-Bolts for the rod than, using two wrenches, I wound the spring by rotating the rod counter clockwise until the door would barely lift from the ground but not quite. I would turn the rod alternating the two wrenches as one would always remain clenched to the rod for safety if it were to spin out of control (the wrench would catch on the top plate or something)
He seems to be missing the spring then
I kept telling them to go on line for instructions but they didn't listen to me! lol
I don’t think the internet has made it into Canada yet.
I think your door is missing a piece at the top. Pretty sure it's supposed to have something that sort of looks like a round heating duct pipe cut in half along its length. This covers the bits at the top & as the door is pushed up it forces the slack to wrap around the wheels. Probably could cut yourself something out of tin or similar but I'm not sure that door is worth the effort, looks a bit low quality & might not survive long anyway.
Sounds about right to me!
Please let us know how you resolved the roll up door. Thanks.
The coil spring that supposed to tie onto the rotating wheel is missing. That is why there is no tension to keep the sheet metal door roll up tight. It works exactly just like the pull down window blind and it has a catch to hook onto the door at the bottom when the door is pulled down. By shifting the whole mounting bracket upward is not going to solve the problem.
Jeff, you need to apply the tension to the spring after hanging.
Hi, Just spin the center to tighten it up. Release the clamps & tighten it.
The minute you saw no instructions you should've sent that thing straight back, definitely a returned item missing pieces.
I work with a grumpy old man ❄
The mistake with the door was removing the shrink wrap and packaging off the door before installing. It is pretensioned. The door needs to be tensioned while in the closed position. You were tensioning it while opening. Pm and I’ll send you a video of how I fixed it.
this video is from 9 months ago. It's been fixed.
@@DanielDickin probably returned it and installed a barn door
@@shanewarren7567 no
@@DanielDickin yes
You do know you have to turn it after install, the direction is the way it rolls to close it .. keep turning till it builds up tension about 2 or 3 turns .. and THEN attatch the sliders to the wall and lead the door into it .. and voila its done ..
If you haven't figured it out yet, the tension spring should be reversed so it pulls the door up like a normal garage door.
Yeah I hate covid in the morning too lol
Its the same concept as a self retractable hose real. Roll it backwards a few times then reattach the door.
working with some family members are harder than others
How do you not know how garage doors need tension to roll up snug? The wheels need tension in the opposite direction for the door rolling up.
How do you not know how to communicate with someone without being a jerk?
why am i seeing a tv level production on a youtube video?
What about turn it around so instead of unrolling to the left it unroll to the right you might need to install it even higher
Well. The door hangs there. Better closed than open... 🤪
very true Jeff, too much stress. complaining too much for the smallest things like the name on the window. kid is trying to enjoy what he can out the experience. How can that even bother you?
Matt is so stoned
That's the problem..drinking on the job at 10am..vaping
I don't think your son wants to do many more of these projects lol
I can only guess this was recorded a few months ago since it’s snowing. Or maybe you live in a nasty place haha! But now I know that I if I want one of those doors, I will just call somebody. That tension on large doors scares me n
would you tube not have them?
Is the '8' in the house number upside-down or am I crazy? Lol
The old man needs to take a chill pill and remember not every one is as smart as u, I'm totally surprised ur not working alone
Famous last words? Actually not gonna be that difficult?
SPRING ADJUST
can you please make the music volume lower than their mic volume at all times, please
These were kinda hard to watch
I could feel the tension
Honestly, I still don't understand why you didn't build a 2 or 3 stall garage on the large property, especially with the kind of weather you guys have.
@sqearly well the famous words. if you can build a shed, you can build a house
I recently installed the same door and made the same mistake! We’re the same kinda stupid!
did you fix it?
@@rekostarr7149 of course
Been watching your videos and enjoying them so far. Your son however, Your being incredibly patient with him. My dad would of whooped my ass by now with the cheek he gives you. He has a lot of growing up to do. Anyway as I said, Loving the videos, Keep em coming!
Hello! I want to make a window wall on a budget. There is no tutorial on how to do this! WINDOW Casement, and staking windows on top of each other. This make a nice tutorial isn't? I just went to see a custom glass shop, and its 10 000$
OMG! These two are painful to watch! 😳😳
Idc what anyone says. The stress doesn't cause you to act like your mindless and question everything like matt does. Listen to the experienced guy and stop questioning or making comments on everything dude.
You all might need some family councilling. I don't mean that as an insult. 'Crazy people' come from people who don"t get it . Not the other way around.
90% sure this is all satire, but you're putting tension the wrong way on the door. Should roll up tight, then screw down, want the spring to pull the door up
Ffs, make if plumb to the building not level
Otherwise it'll look wonkey...
At it again
I wish your son would take it more serious. When you asked him to measure the door and he stood staring at the tape measure hovering 2 feet above it shows he has no real interest in helping
when you watch a youtuber...... struggling to get a job done. but he could be watching a youtube video for 5 minutes and be done in 5 minutes..
He isn't a Millennial Lol. He's a Gen Z and Millennials are Gen Y.
lol this editing is so extra
Worst framing job ever. It’s a dang shed!! Not difficult. Also…..could never work with Jeff. No care in the world about his work. Matt has a lot of patience.
This video should be titled how to do a hack job at just about everything you do on your shed...windows, framing, doors, thinking an 8” screw going through only an inch of a whole 2x6 is “good enough”....I don’t see how you have been doing construction for so long and are still in business. 🤷🏻♂️
This guys does not know how to do anything right
Pretty common to have a little stress when working with family, but as long as you keep the important things in perspective you should be good. God Bless.