I Need to Fix this Wall - Rotten Wood Repair
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- The work continues on the barn. The plan was to pipe the dust collection under the floor but soon realized I should focus my attention on repairing the wall. After building a temporary wall inside the barn I replaced the sill plate and reinforced the wall with new studs.
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Never ceases to amaze me how Jon knows basically everything and makes all his projects look waaay easier than it is. Amazing. Wish I had a friend like that to ask about show to do stuff. Thank you for sharing.
I like these videos, as someone who is renovating a barn, this is right up my alley!
usually when I place a door and it's close to a room corner, I'd have it open the other way so that the door is against the corner of the room so as to give free movement in the room without a door in the way but I'm sure you thought this one through and have good reason to have it that way. nice clean work, as usual Jon. you inspire.
One step forward, two steps back. That is how my shop upgrade is going... Looking forward to the new shop! *I saw it!*
Nothing better than shop renovation!
Anyone else think that door swings the wrong way? Seems like it would be better to swing into the corner.
Typically you always hang a door to open to the nearest wall
I was thinking the same thing. Looks like it'll swing into valuable floor space - maybe something else is destined for the "left" corner?
Absolutely. looks off-balance and awkward.
first thing i thought of
You already have a few comments about the door and hinge but I was curious about another thing.
You seem more like a traditional guy but also practical so I'm wondering if you considered getting one of those magnetic zipper doors.
It's definitely not aesthetically pleasing but you wouldn't have to deal with opening and closing a door with your hands full or the door itself being in the way.
I enjoy these update videos. I'm always impressed by the amount of thought and consideration you put into your projects, even simple or personal ones.
Wow! I enjoyed watching the sidestep project thanks for sharing your experience and project. I am a noob and I think I actually watched a "real" carpenter in his element.
I really enjoy these videos. As a woodworker, I am also frequently called upon to be the family carpenter so this sort of info is very interesting and helpful to me! Thanks!
Hey Jon, looking good! Wish I had a shop like yours, I'm still in my basement lol keep it up. I call it a sill plate btw, have a good one
thanks to this video i feel like a master of wood working.
Good morning everyone, as often is the case one project turns into another with an old building. Just curious do you call it a sill plate or a sole plate?
Have a great weekend all!
Sill Plate
Yes. Also mud sill or the base plate. They are all used by different people you run into. I use sill plate or base plate.
I would have probably put in a bigger sliding pocket door(use up less wall space) to get projects through. I can only think you take the projects in another way?
Sill plate usually, bottom plate according to the New Zealand building code :)
Sill
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That old growth thicker 2x4 though. 🥰 awesome to see you reuse some of that awesome lumber that still has life to it!
I never thought of this, I got a pole barn rocks and framing for a floor would work perfect.
Another great video! Reminded me of watching This Old House when I was young. Question: why did you choose to have the door swing on the left side and not the right side?
The shop is getting some serious upgrades. Very cool.
I'm sure you've seen then, but Frank Howarth mentioned air flow issues in his dust collection videos with his in-ground piping. The 90 degree fittings robbed the system of a lot of suction. Food for thought.
the grain lines in that old lumber... Great to see the expanded shop space, Jon!
Nice job. I'm sure you didn't set out to find rot to fix! I'm curious: did you consider going with a left-hinged door so that it would swing towards the closest corner and be less likely to be in your way as you open it?
that is some serious vapour barrier Jon 😁 6mm is about ¼".
Great video Jon. I saw IT! nice. Keep up the good work and we are looking forward to see the new shop in action.
Hi Jon, thanks for posting this video, the shop Reno is looking good. I’m a king time viewer and have to say I really enjoy the mix of topics you cover. I think any homeowner that is interested in wood working would find value in what you post. Quick question on this video, I was wondering why you didn’t hang the door so it swings into the corner rather than into the room where it might block foot traffic. If you clip it so it sings out into the shed it looks like it might swing into the corner. I might be missing something though. Anyways thanks for this video, looking forward to the next one.
Love the video Jon look forward to seeing ya on Instagram 👍🏻
Finally someone doing a real proper teardown.
Wow amazing
That nail gun is bad ass, looks like it packs a serious punch!
Another good video Jon! Thank you for sharing them with us!💖👌👍😎JP
Just can’t wait to see how you’ll do your dust collection in the floor 😁👍🏼🇨🇦
Great Job Nicely Done
Great video enjoyed it
Nicely done Jon, thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
For some of us, it almost feels like you're improving 'our' shop, we've seen so many wonderful projects being built in it. Maybe it feels like a side step now, but it will soon enough feel like just one step in a much more functional workshop. Good on 'ya, Mate.
Dragging ass a bit this morning. Been a long week Bud. Saw notification for video watching it and now I'm motivated to head out. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!!
Have an awesome day Mike!
@@JonPetersArtHome I will now that I'm ready!! Got that landscape install. Once I finished video I was like hell yeah let's get it Son!! Enjoy your weekend Jon 👍 #jerseyboyz
Thanks for the video!
Good Video Jon, keep um coming Buddy !!!.
I’m really enjoying these videos.
Nice so far Jon, can't wait to see finished..🤘🤘
Nice work Jon!
Since you’re going to build in one spot and finish in another, I think I would have put in a double door so I could get larger pieces into and out of the finishing room.👍✌️😊🙏🏼⚒⚒⚒
Need to do this on one wall of my shop. Unfortunately, whoever built my garage put it right on the property line and I have to go into my neighbors yard to get to the exterior of that side. Been thinking about ways to bring the wall in a few feet.
Love these shop videos, motivating stuff
Thanks man
Nice work!!!
Wish we could still get Doug fir 2x4’s like the old one you cut!
Love these videos......keep the, coming.
very interesting video's
Great video Jon. I just spent the last year renovating my basement and had to open a wall or two to add doors. You still made it look easier. My question is, how did you get to that other room without a door? From the outside?
No he teleported
Is there any guideline on when to build a temporary wall vs jacking up the rotting wall to fix it? I'm currently planning a similar repair on my detached garage.
Barn was held up by hopes and dreams
Finishing a blanket box for the grand kid following one of your videos but ran into problems trying to install soft close hinges. Do you have videos or some pointers on how to get these things to work correctly. i have followed the instructions but something got lost in the translation. thanks
John, nice upgrades to the shop! I have a question about the floor. Did you put the vapor barrier underneath because of your location? I am in Florida and getting ready to put a wood floor on top of dirt in half of my shop. Any tips?
Cool u rock
I wish you'd shown how you made those supports on the back of your studs before cutting them!! Did you use screw or nails ... im in a similar situation
I supported the Weight with a temporary wall and then sister the studs.
I used screws
did i miss something? Was that temporary wall setup because it was a load bearing wall?
Yes that is a temporary load -bearing wall. Nothing missed.
I notice the nailer seems to be sparking Jon, Is it ok?
Where did you buy this door?
6 mil vapour barrier or 6mm vapour barrier?
Wouldn't be better to have the door opens towards the wall (corner) rather than to the middle of the room?
What caused the rot?
Your vapor barrier is 6 mil. .....not 6 mm. Big difference. 6 mil is only .1564 mm
I had expected you would have built the door yourself...... :-)
5:47 bye bye blade.
10 point
Are you not concerned about asbestos in that insulation due to the age of the house?
not a load bearing wall.. right
seems the door opens on the wrong side. i bet thats the subject of the next video.
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6 mm plastic?? That doesnt sound right,think he meant 0,6mm
you didn't make that door...
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These vids are great. Love seeing these projects come together.