I’ve always admired the editing on your videos. That being said, I recently learned how to use After Effects and by god, the amount of appreciation I have for your video editing cannot be measured. It’s truly masterful and I really don’t want to know (but I do) how many hours went into editing this. Excellent work! Can’t wait for the next one!
Thank you! So many hours, more like days. 😂 I just have so much fun editing. I use Final Cut Pro X though. I’m not sure if it would be easier than after effects.
@@HowIDoThingsDIY yeah we got a little thunder. they weren’t all that bad in comparison to outbreaks we’ve had in the past. The 2014 April outbreak out some pretty big limbs on my roof and scared us half to death 😳
I’m sitting out here in my back yard watching this on iPad, ton of tools in garage-chomping at the bit to dust off (54 yrs old)…and do that mantel you made! Your videos are amazing man..I can’t tell you how much I’m enjoying them. I’m convinced the television stations gonna give you a show all your own. Incredible.
Thanks again! I’d probably tell the television stations to get lost. Can’t let anyone mess up my visions for my videos 😂 I’ve got my own show right here on this channel and it’s inconsistent and all over the place as far as content, but it’s mine ☺️
@@TMPK that’s exactly right..But I have to say in all honesty I believe your skills together with your personality and talents I truly believe your a score for ratings. Illustrate my point, I watched your video building a mantle at least a dozen times-I can watch it again right now-knowing it word-for-word and would still be entertained. Not sure how long you’ve been doing this but skies the limit as far as your concerned. Stay humble. Lol but don’t be foolish if they offer you a million bucks-I’ll say I told ya so if there you r on HGTV one day! If you get out to North Atlanta you can rebuild this rebuilt mantel I’m about to rebuild 😂. Seriously tho-You’re awesome. I sent you a message about shipping, building n shipping to 30121..Ill measureme it up whatever u need boom done lickity-split happy camper!!! It’d make my day for real knowing TMPK built it
@@CMA1967 haha a million dollars might push me over the edge lol As far as shipping a mantel, I’m too busy. I work exclusively for 2 builders in Huntsville, AL and at the moment they are keeping me going full time! If things slow down I’ll definitely start shipping things wherever they’re needed 😂
@@TMPK those are, no doubt, two fortunate builders. I think it’s a credit to you that youre finding time to answer everybody Jared. Keep the videos coming-incredibly entertaining and I’m looking forward to the cabin progress very much. Edit: be careful about getting caught up in production and shipping. You’re far too talented to do something so mundane. #SomebodyNeedsToWakeUpAndDiscoverYou
I’m building a house and was just thinking “I need a coffered ceiling”, then out of thin air Jared’s newest video appeared (like the last). I’m only at 3:55 and I’m already stoke about the awesome edits.
😁 you can do it! Just make sure you’ve got the right materials and tools and take your time and do good maths! It’s probably not quite as easy as I make it look because of video editing but it’s not that bad if you just go slow and take your time. I built a traditional ( # ) style coffered ceiling this morning!
Suscribed. Amazing work, I onestly don't know how you haven't millions of views/subscribers with this kind of effort you put into the making of these videos.
Content, always jams JT, but I must say this one in particular is some of the best editing I've seen. Just think about how much content we missed that was floating around up there in that cabasa before this channel. Oh well, we're here now.
You’re a gem in the RUclips space. Thanks for the content and the well put together videos, and the comedy. I have a feeling you would get along great with Dave Barnes
Thanks man! I can’t tell you how long I sit on epidemic sound’s website and listen to songs. One night I went out to edit, listened to songs for 3 or 4 hours, finally found one and went to bed 😂 but I sure was excited to get to editing after work the next day
Damn dude! I know I've commented before and we can all admire the work, but to rhythmically incorporate all the sounds of your work and tools to the music is f&*$g amazing.
Amazing work, but even more amazing editing skills! Wow, your nailing choreographed to the music and the cats licking the ceiling/glass floor was so entertaining! You've got some mad skills - thanks for sharing with us mere mortals! ;-) Oh, and by the way, your coffered ceiling was beautiful - lucky home owner! Kudos from the gulf coast!
Amazing work as always.. I'm going to ATTEMPT to do my own... thanks for the video and as always the commentary, editing and the music is always on point... Keep posting..
“You could do it to.” -TPK We might be able to slap some boards up on the ceiling only half as good as you, but nobody can touch your edits! I enjoy the carpentry, but subscribed for the story/edit. Thanks!
Excellent work and I appreciate your apparent confidence in my skills, but to be clear, I could not do that. Especially to the beat of the music like that...!
Existing 6inch can lights. Re-use or too 1980’s and use newer style 3” lights. Some people put these in the ribs rather than the center of the squares? What if the can light in the middle of one of the squares ends up where a ceiling joist /roof truss is?
Excellent content. Have a question regarding the lumber. Can we use the regular lumber instead of the pressure treated lumber as it is lighter than the pressure treated 2x8? Thank you very much.
Great display of craftsmanship. Can I ask how you set the reveal on the 1x8 mdf pieces without having any blocking internally to set the depth? Is there a trick or just experience?
HEY JARED, GREAT VIDS! Where do you get your MDF 16' with 4 square corners/edges? All I can find is 2 square and 2 eased edges. I need 4 square like you use.
Thanks! You need to call some of your local lumber yards. Most have MDF in all sizes in a warehouse. I believe 84 Lumber is a nationwide brand. I know here in Huntsville, Alabama, our 84 lumber has all primed mdf sizes. Good luck!
Omg, this is treasure. I really hope you can keep it up and post more videos in this trade. btw, do you remember what is the ceiling height of this one?
I stumbled on your site today. I super entertained. Looks like you love what you do. When you were cutting the outside pieces of mdf, are you measuring Long point to Long point each time? As a fan of log homes and wood, would it be hard to make a coffered ceilings with just raw wood? Would it be a PITA to fill in the holes? I liked just the 2x8 on there. To me it was raw AF. But I get that white or other painted ceilings are more modern to the masses. Thank you for putting this out. I enjoyed it.
Thank you! I probably like real wood coffered ceilings better also. I was probably measuring the short points on those outside angles. The 2x8s are a little too raw for me, maybe wrap them the same way in wood 1x6’s and 1x8’s 👍👍
@@TMPK Oh yeah. I didn’t think about just wrapping the studs. 😣 I am starting to learn about crown. Never cut a piece and avoided it as I didn’t want know about it. But then I saw someone with it in their home on Pinterest, it wasn’t painted, maybe a clear coat, it was a little knotty, and it looked awesome-kinda opened my eyes to it and maybe my mind. So now when I see it in videos or homes, I enjoy it. I would rather see it without paint, but thats just preference. It really frames a wall in. I like that. I am watching your Mantel video right now and like this old school music. What is that sander that you are using? Looks like a Dewalt drill with attachment or Mirka?
@@TMPK More powerful than a disc sander? Probably? Your mantle came out awesome. But dang, those FX are funny. I want to make a video just to see what I can come up with. Where did you get that large pencil? I was watching Next Level Carpentry and he shows people how to make a full size carpenter pencil with graphite and it writes. Check it out. Could be fun for your channel.
Dumb question. What kind of a nail gun and nails should I buy for the trim work. I already have the pine mounted, I just need to start installing the mdf sides.
NT65M2S - if you search that it’ll pull up the gun I like. It’s got a button you can hit with your thumb to allow compressed air to pass through the gun like a blower. Pretty cool. It’s a 16 gauge finish nailer. I use 2 inch straight nails for almost everything.
@@mattadkins2121 I normally just glue the joints, let them dry, then sand. But if I’m fixing a joint gap I’d use regular bondo. It’s awesome how easy it sands smooth
Hey I want to ask you the Crown moldi that you used what place did you get it from like home ? Depot lowe's and how many feet is the each 8 pieces that you had. And is it wood or pvc because i've seen it kind of flexing.
It’s a 5 inch cove crown 16ft long made of MDF. We get it at a local lumberyard called Henley Supply. Lowe’s and Home Depot down usually carry this kind of crown. Check lumberyards. Maybe there’s an 84 Lumber near you.
@TMPK It actually is 84 lumber like fifteen minutes from me. When I actually called, they didn't know too much what I was looking for. I'm going today to show them the video maybe that will help. And thanks so much for getting back to me 👍🏾
Can I ask how you price a job like this? I've been asked to do a ceiling and I'm not sure whether to quote by the project, linear foot or square footage of the room.
Im bout to do a coffered this week...already started it....question....Why MDF over pre primed 1x? just wondering if I should be using MDF? honestly I try to stay away from it but more and more im seeing it in high end stuff from high end carpenters. Let me know your thoughts on it. much appreciated.
@@mirg6204 I like both, I just use whatever my builders want. But I feel like I can always glue and sand MDF joints smoother than primed wood. Maybe that’s why some people like it, I don’t know.
@ Thanks, I’m almost done with it, I used pre primed since that’s what I’m used to, did a Diamond coffered, maybe I’ll post it so you can see…thanks for the reply my brother
Jared, Funny Guy, Serious question: but I’ll keep it light. I notice coffered ceilings are not usually framed out in the perimeter, rather the Coffer beams Just end into the wall With no coffer beams being built on the perimeter. And esthetic reasons or benefits of one style over the other.
Amazing skills you got there and i am very grateful for all your efforts you putting in but one question though how much do you charge for this particular job ? You can answer back if you feel like it otherwise i will still be your fan of your skills regardless.
Thanks! Well, I only charge for labor. The material is on the job site when I arrive, and painters take care of everything else after I leave. But for my labor, this coffered ceiling can go anywhere from $500 to $1500 depending on ceiling height and room size
I have an odd double L with alcove ceiling. I wish I knew how to layout. I built a template out of cardboard. The off shoots of the ceiling would end up with squares not the same dimensions as the main squares. Hard. Mr. Turner I need superman or Merlin for the layout help! Lol Also, the ends of the ribs at the wall, sometimes they just point into the wall at the end of the rib. Sometimes the room has ribs all around the ceiling where the ceiling meets the wall. This outer frame can see full width frame and sometimes that is half width. PS. Why do my tape measure cuts don’t turn out like yours lol. I can be plus or minus 1/8”Well, sometimes even more ((embarrassed))
Ok funny part : “ Not that hard you can do it”. Oh man I would love to see a DIY’er do that! Now not getting ahead of myself here some good at a vision and hv mastery over a tape measure and understanding crown ok? But the guy who say is a ? Whatever and just bought a miter saw? Heck I been a finish contractor 14 yrs and I just discovered the miter saw lays over?
Nope. Just wood glue and super tight joints. Nothing against putty or bondo before sanding though, just made sure it was tiiiiight for the camera 😂 But I prefer regular bondo for bad joints on mdf.
Trying to use low cost materials for cofferd ceiling to make it more affordable, any thoughts on using white foam beam coffered ceiling? Is it effective and actually cheaper as well?
@@TMPK you're are giving us the confidence to do this on our own as well, literally on us *OWN* Thank You 🙏🏻 (are you by any chance in Ontario, Canada just in case we mess up 😅)
Fully finished with paint for 12 in and 8ft long is about 126$, according to them it will be cut to exact measurements and all I have to do is glue and stick it on the ceiling
Is there a trick on how you bend your tape measure into a corner to measure crown and get accurate lengths and are able to cut once without having to trim the boards?
I just push the tape in hard. I go through about a tape a month cause I’m pretty rough on them. Another way would be measure an inch from the corner and make a mark, then measure from the other direction to your mark and add an inch. I’ve been doing this as a career for so long, like 16 years, so I’m pretty good at measuring, writing it down and cutting it right. But even if I mess up, which I do sometimes, you aren’t gonna see it on camera 😉 edit that terrible cut out lol
I think the outside corners just look better 45ed and the inside are easier to get flush and nail if they’re square. I’ve done it both ways and I guess it’s fine either way 🤷♂️
Not really recommending it, it’s just the one I bought. I didn’t do any research, I just bought a framing gun cause I needed one. Use whatever kind you want 🤷♂️
@@TMPK I’m doing my coffered this week. I had to buy a framing nailer. Angle choices of nailer at hardware stores were making me confused. Thanks for your quick response.
Jared is Hilarious. Someone sign this guy up. He needs his own tv show. Keep up the great work.
Skilled, period! Having a sense of humor and been able to deliver such a high-quality workmanship is at a different level. Thank you
I’ve always admired the editing on your videos. That being said, I recently learned how to use After Effects and by god, the amount of appreciation I have for your video editing cannot be measured. It’s truly masterful and I really don’t want to know (but I do) how many hours went into editing this. Excellent work! Can’t wait for the next one!
Thank you! So many hours, more like days. 😂 I just have so much fun editing. I use Final Cut Pro X though. I’m not sure if it would be easier than after effects.
Amazing job, man. The editing was incredible. You're my coffered ceiling/editing hero. The jokes are great too!
Thanks bro! I sure spent enough time on it lol
@@TMPK Glad to see you made it through the crazy storms down there.
@@HowIDoThingsDIY yeah we got a little thunder. they weren’t all that bad in comparison to outbreaks we’ve had in the past. The 2014 April outbreak out some pretty big limbs on my roof and scared us half to death 😳
I’m sitting out here in my back yard watching this on iPad, ton of tools in garage-chomping at the bit to dust off (54 yrs old)…and do that mantel you made! Your videos are amazing man..I can’t tell you how much I’m enjoying them. I’m convinced the television stations gonna give you a show all your own. Incredible.
Thanks again! I’d probably tell the television stations to get lost. Can’t let anyone mess up my visions for my videos 😂 I’ve got my own show right here on this channel and it’s inconsistent and all over the place as far as content, but it’s mine ☺️
@@TMPK that’s exactly right..But I have to say in all honesty I believe your skills together with your personality and talents I truly believe your a score for ratings. Illustrate my point, I watched your video building a mantle at least a dozen times-I can watch it again right now-knowing it word-for-word and would still be entertained. Not sure how long you’ve been doing this but skies the limit as far as your concerned. Stay humble. Lol but don’t be foolish if they offer you a million bucks-I’ll say I told ya so if there you r on HGTV one day! If you get out to North Atlanta you can rebuild this rebuilt mantel I’m about to rebuild 😂. Seriously tho-You’re awesome. I sent you a message about shipping, building n shipping to 30121..Ill measureme it up whatever u need boom done lickity-split happy camper!!! It’d make my day for real knowing TMPK built it
@@CMA1967 haha a million dollars might push me over the edge lol
As far as shipping a mantel, I’m too busy. I work exclusively for 2 builders in Huntsville, AL and at the moment they are keeping me going full time! If things slow down I’ll definitely start shipping things wherever they’re needed 😂
@@TMPK those are, no doubt, two fortunate builders. I think it’s a credit to you that youre finding time to answer everybody Jared. Keep the videos coming-incredibly entertaining and I’m looking forward to the cabin progress very much.
Edit: be careful about getting caught up in production and shipping. You’re far too talented to do something so mundane. #SomebodyNeedsToWakeUpAndDiscoverYou
I’m building a house and was just thinking “I need a coffered ceiling”, then out of thin air Jared’s newest video appeared (like the last). I’m only at 3:55 and I’m already stoke about the awesome edits.
Thanks bro! Hope you enjoy all those cuts 🔪 😁
Ok Jared, I'm inspired. I'm going to try this thing. You make it look easy as heck. I just pray it is.
😁 you can do it! Just make sure you’ve got the right materials and tools and take your time and do good maths! It’s probably not quite as easy as I make it look because of video editing but it’s not that bad if you just go slow and take your time. I built a traditional ( # ) style coffered ceiling this morning!
Suscribed. Amazing work, I onestly don't know how you haven't millions of views/subscribers with this kind of effort you put into the making of these videos.
Thanks! I don’t think it’s about effort. I think if I released more often it would get in algorithms more but who cares 😂 I gotta go at my pace
Solid content man! Also… thanks for including measurements. The edits and humor make the videos flow seamlessly. Keep up the good work bro
Thank you! I appreciate it! I’m trying to do more videos
Content, always jams JT, but I must say this one in particular is some of the best editing I've seen. Just think about how much content we missed that was floating around up there in that cabasa before this channel. Oh well, we're here now.
You’re a gem in the RUclips space. Thanks for the content and the well put together videos, and the comedy. I have a feeling you would get along great with Dave Barnes
That really turned out beautifully, thanks for posting this. Love your content, always fun and entertaining.
You made that very intertaining and awesome ceiling! Been wanting to try this for a minute
Amazing carpenter, amazing woodworker, amazing video editor... pure talent and work in this man . < that's a "period"
Thanks!
I was feelin those tracks you picked.
Thanks man! I can’t tell you how long I sit on epidemic sound’s website and listen to songs. One night I went out to edit, listened to songs for 3 or 4 hours, finally found one and went to bed 😂 but I sure was excited to get to editing after work the next day
@@TMPK thats funny
Damn dude! I know I've commented before and we can all admire the work, but to rhythmically incorporate all the sounds of your work and tools to the music is f&*$g amazing.
Thanks! I definitely put too much time into the editing. It’s addictive!
You make it look so easy! I know it’s not but really appreciate everything you put into your work and video! Well done and keep it up!
I guess it’s easy after the 1000th time lol
I can never get enough of your videos!! You are THE MAN!! Sooooo talented!!
Great video and awesome editing, I like this coffered design.
Ready to add one to your house? 😁
Fantastic job. A man that clearly takes pride in his work and it shows. Your are funny dude too. 😂
This channel should have over a million subs.
Ehhhh maybe lol
Thanks!
I don't know which is better your framing or editing . Great job
Great to see your videos again!!
You are great at you job. But I really see how well and awesome you are at the editing
Awesome job like always
Thanks man! This one took a while! Lol
Amazing work, but even more amazing editing skills! Wow, your nailing choreographed to the music and the cats licking the ceiling/glass floor was so entertaining! You've got some mad skills - thanks for sharing with us mere mortals! ;-) Oh, and by the way, your coffered ceiling was beautiful - lucky home owner! Kudos from the gulf coast!
Amazing work as always.. I'm going to ATTEMPT to do my own... thanks for the video and as always the commentary, editing and the music is always on point... Keep posting..
Thank you! I’ve got one I’m editing right now. Still a ways away because I have to wait for the finished product to finish the video.
@@TMPK I will be looking forward to it. I have the notifications turned on ..
@@TMPK do you have an Instagram page showcasing your work or the RUclips page. If so I’d like to follow.
That was fun! Thanks for taking time to upload this.
Cheers
Thanks! It was fun to edit!
The editing!!! just amazing
Man you blasted those damn boards to the ceiling! They ain't ever coming down! I mean NEVER!!!!!!
I know! I’ve nailed one on the wrong line before and let me tell you, there was some significant cursing trying to get it down lol
I'm inspired to have as much fun as you when I attempt this. 😊
I did not have fun! Lol the fun music and editing are lying to you!
@@TMPK Lmao!! Well I'll be sure to at least pump up the music!
Soooo hilarious but so informative!!!♥️♥️♥️
what a great video! amazing skills building and editing btw
I LOOOOOVE IT..I NEVER KNEW WHAT THIS CEILING WAS CALLED UNTIL YOUUUU!!! THANK YOU ANDDDD EASY VIDEO TO FOLLOW/COPY...NEW SUBSCRIBER HERE😊
You are by far the coolest dude on YT!! Thanks for sharing this fun video with us.
😂 thank you but anybody can be my kinda cool with the clever editing 😌
Just found your channel. It’s great! Hilarious and knowledgeable. Great job!!!
Thanks! And Welcome!
“You could do it to.” -TPK
We might be able to slap some boards up on the ceiling only half as good as you, but nobody can touch your edits! I enjoy the carpentry, but subscribed for the story/edit. Thanks!
Eehhh you got it bro! Just take your time. As for the editing. I’m bout 15 years in and still learning every time I edit a new video 😂
Awesome work. Love the music selection also.
Thanks! I spend hours on epidemic sound trying to pick the perfect song 😆
Keep up the great work brother, love your craftsmanship!
Thanks bro!
best carpenter video eva
You are a beast!!!
How could you possibly have time to edit these videos like you do and build this amazing stuff. Great job dude
This is incredible! Such talent!! 👏
Thank you!
Beautiful! Loved This Video~
Very nice job buddy 👌🏾 I’m a carpenter too from Arkansas ✌🏽
Thanks man!
Plus…how on earth do you get those nail gun hits and music to match????.?.?♥️♥️♥️
A lot of post editing later on after i pick a song 😄
Missed you. Glad your back.
I never left! Just been editing and stuff lol 😂
You are THE BEST...Nacho Libre style!
😂 thank you
Very nice that’s beautiful .I think I will burn my house down and build one with tons of coiffered ceilings and b boards or shiplapp.lol
Excellent work and I appreciate your apparent confidence in my skills, but to be clear, I could not do that. Especially to the beat of the music like that...!
Haha you can do it. To the beat comes later in editing 😆
This is awesome. Thank you for sharing. Did you use MDF board?
Yep
Beautiful work
Thanks!
Give this guy a beer
🍻 many beers were consumed during the editing of this video lol
How you dont have more SUBs behooves me!
🤷♂️😂
Great work!
YES Finally! TMPK IS BACK!
Haha I been editing!!
The flat is nice but in love with the squared coiffered ceiling. Maybe it’s the other ceiling the squares or I call them Tik tak toe lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻
That was kickass
This is the type of coffering I’m doing on my 6 by7 foot ceiling above my stairs. YAY
😅 above the stairs sounds like a challenge! Make good decisions with ladders and/ or scaffolding!
Amazing job 👏👏 did you have to caulk anywhere around it?
Would you be able to a detailed slow video on how to cut crown moulding for different joint types and how to do the measurements
I need to, just haven’t got around to it yet. It’s so simple yet so complicated at the same time
Existing 6inch can lights. Re-use or too 1980’s and use newer style 3” lights. Some people put these in the ribs rather than the center of the squares? What if the can light in the middle of one of the squares ends up where a ceiling joist /roof truss is?
You’re brilliant!
Ehh
Wow! Great work
Thank you!
Can you do a video of how you're actually orienting the board and the saw for flat miter cuts?
You mean on the crown molding?
Could you put materials lists in video descriptions please? Love the videos!
Badass stuff, dude.
Thanks bro! 😎
Excellent content. Have a question regarding the lumber. Can we use the regular lumber instead of the pressure treated lumber as it is lighter than the pressure treated 2x8? Thank you very much.
@@VijayVangara I didn’t used pressure treated lumber. Yes regular lumber is fine unless it’s outdoors or against a concrete slab.
Great display of craftsmanship. Can I ask how you set the reveal on the 1x8 mdf pieces without having any blocking internally to set the depth? Is there a trick or just experience?
HEY JARED, GREAT VIDS! Where do you get your MDF 16' with 4 square corners/edges? All I can find is 2 square and 2 eased edges. I need 4 square like you use.
Thanks! You need to call some of your local lumber yards. Most have MDF in all sizes in a warehouse. I believe 84 Lumber is a nationwide brand. I know here in Huntsville, Alabama, our 84 lumber has all primed mdf sizes. Good luck!
Amazing job!
Thanks!
Omg, this is treasure. I really hope you can keep it up and post more videos in this trade. btw, do you remember what is the ceiling height of this one?
Thanks! 9ft ceiling
awesome job!
Thanks!
I’m owner building my home. Should the coffered ceilings be built before or after the drywall?
I’m a trim carpenter so everything I do is after drywall. But I guess you could do the framing first
I stumbled on your site today. I super entertained. Looks like you love what you do. When you were cutting the outside pieces of mdf, are you measuring Long point to Long point each time?
As a fan of log homes and wood, would it be hard to make a coffered ceilings with just raw wood? Would it be a PITA to fill in the holes?
I liked just the 2x8 on there. To me it was raw AF. But I get that white or other painted ceilings are more modern to the masses.
Thank you for putting this out. I enjoyed it.
Thank you! I probably like real wood coffered ceilings better also. I was probably measuring the short points on those outside angles. The 2x8s are a little too raw for me, maybe wrap them the same way in wood 1x6’s and 1x8’s 👍👍
@@TMPK
Oh yeah. I didn’t think about just wrapping the studs. 😣 I am starting to learn about crown. Never cut a piece and avoided it as I didn’t want know about it. But then I saw someone with it in their home on Pinterest, it wasn’t painted, maybe a clear coat, it was a little knotty, and it looked awesome-kinda opened my eyes to it and maybe my mind. So now when I see it in videos or homes, I enjoy it. I would rather see it without paint, but thats just preference. It really frames a wall in. I like that.
I am watching your Mantel video right now and like this old school music. What is that sander that you are using? Looks like a Dewalt drill with attachment or Mirka?
@@travisandtracyjacobs6198
That’s a dewalt rotary sander. It’s unbelievably powerful lol
DEWALT Rotary Sander, Variable Speed, Dust Shroud, 5-Inch (DWE6401DS) a.co/d/2Dhj24B
@@TMPK
More powerful than a disc sander? Probably? Your mantle came out awesome. But dang, those FX are funny. I want to make a video just to see what I can come up with.
Where did you get that large pencil? I was watching Next Level Carpentry and he shows people how to make a full size carpenter pencil with graphite and it writes. Check it out. Could be fun for your channel.
@@TMPK
Hey also, in your videos, you have a Velcro mask, can you tell me the brand?
Dumb question. What kind of a nail gun and nails should I buy for the trim work. I already have the pine mounted, I just need to start installing the mdf sides.
NT65M2S - if you search that it’ll pull up the gun I like. It’s got a button you can hit with your thumb to allow compressed air to pass through the gun like a blower. Pretty cool. It’s a 16 gauge finish nailer. I use 2 inch straight nails for almost everything.
I have my boxes up (minus the down facing 1x8's) What did you use on the seams that you sanded? Wood filler? joint compound??
@@mattadkins2121 I normally just glue the joints, let them dry, then sand. But if I’m fixing a joint gap I’d use regular bondo. It’s awesome how easy it sands smooth
@@TMPK Thank you. I will try to upload a picture for you once I'm done. You've been a massive help.
Well I have mine done but I don't see a way that I can load a picture to show you!
Hey I want to ask you the Crown moldi that you used what place did you get it from like home ? Depot lowe's and how many feet is the each 8 pieces that you had. And is it wood or pvc because i've seen it kind of flexing.
It’s a 5 inch cove crown 16ft long made of MDF. We get it at a local lumberyard called Henley Supply. Lowe’s and Home Depot down usually carry this kind of crown. Check lumberyards. Maybe there’s an 84 Lumber near you.
@TMPK It actually is 84 lumber like fifteen minutes from me. When I actually called, they didn't know too much what I was looking for. I'm going today to show them the video maybe that will help. And thanks so much for getting back to me 👍🏾
Can I ask how you price a job like this? I've been asked to do a ceiling and I'm not sure whether to quote by the project, linear foot or square footage of the room.
Nice.... nail overkill ya think...
How many points did you score? Awesome trimwork and video work
Haha yeah a ton of nails! I didn’t keep score but it had to be at least 20 something points lol 😂
Im bout to do a coffered this week...already started it....question....Why MDF over pre primed 1x? just wondering if I should be using MDF? honestly I try to stay away from it but more and more im seeing it in high end stuff from high end carpenters. Let me know your thoughts on it. much appreciated.
@@mirg6204 I like both, I just use whatever my builders want. But I feel like I can always glue and sand MDF joints smoother than primed wood. Maybe that’s why some people like it, I don’t know.
@ Thanks, I’m almost done with it, I used pre primed since that’s what I’m used to, did a Diamond coffered, maybe I’ll post it so you can see…thanks for the reply my brother
Good stuff Jared!
Thank you!
I always get excited when I get that alert of a new video!
@@HandBuilt haha I’m excited that people get alerts for my video 😂
Hey man just wanted to say love your videos.
Just had a question. During the finishing process do you caulk the edges/joints before painting Thanks!
Thanks! Personally I don’t caulk anything. But yes, the painters come in after me and do all the caulking and filling nail holes.
What's being used to fill the seams? Wood filler?
Professional painters come in after me! Probably a nail hole filler for the nail holes and caulk for the cracks
Jared, Funny Guy,
Serious question: but I’ll keep it light.
I notice coffered ceilings are not usually framed out in the perimeter, rather the Coffer beams Just end into the wall With no coffer beams being built on the perimeter. And esthetic reasons or benefits of one style over the other.
Will this work on an 8 foot ceiling?
Amazing skills you got there and i am very grateful for all your efforts you putting in but one question though how much do you charge for this particular job ? You can answer back if you feel like it otherwise i will still be your fan of your skills regardless.
Thanks! Well, I only charge for labor. The material is on the job site when I arrive, and painters take care of everything else after I leave. But for my labor, this coffered ceiling can go anywhere from $500 to $1500 depending on ceiling height and room size
I work in cabinetry an I really want to get into what your doing
It’s not as fun as I edit it to be lol
But it’s a different office every week, sometimes everyday
Guy! So Good🤙
😎 thanks!
I reckon just 3mm MDF sheets attached to the bottom for those of us who don’t have your skills
I’d probably do it all on the cheap with MDF :)
love the videos keep it up! how long did it take for you to make the coffered ceiling ?
About 6 hours with the camera on 🥴
I’ve gotten that coffered ceiling down to about 3 hours to 3 1/2 without moving the camera 1000 times
I have an odd double L with alcove ceiling. I wish I knew how to layout. I built a template out of cardboard. The off shoots of the ceiling would end up with squares not the same dimensions as the main squares. Hard.
Mr. Turner I need superman or Merlin for the layout help! Lol
Also, the ends of the ribs at the wall, sometimes they just point into the wall at the end of the rib. Sometimes the room has ribs all around the ceiling where the ceiling meets the wall. This outer frame can see full width frame and sometimes that is half width.
PS. Why do my tape measure cuts don’t turn out like yours lol. I can be plus or minus 1/8”Well, sometimes even more ((embarrassed))
Ok funny part : “ Not that hard you can do it”. Oh man I would love to see a DIY’er do that! Now not getting ahead of myself here some good at a vision and hv mastery over a tape measure and understanding crown ok? But the guy who say is a ? Whatever and just bought a miter saw?
Heck I been a finish contractor 14 yrs and I just discovered the miter saw lays over?
What type of material is the trim ?
It’s all mdf. “Medium density fiberboard”
1x6 mdf
1x8 mdf
5 1/4 cove mdf crown
Amazing! Do you remember the size of this room in square footage?
@@Caro_bh probably around 180
@@TMPK thank you!!
If I missed or may be a stupid question. Did you used mdf joint compound before sanding?
Nope. Just wood glue and super tight joints. Nothing against putty or bondo before sanding though, just made sure it was tiiiiight for the camera 😂
But I prefer regular bondo for bad joints on mdf.
Is the finished boards MDF
Yes. Primed MDF
Trying to use low cost materials for cofferd ceiling to make it more affordable, any thoughts on using white foam beam coffered ceiling? Is it effective and actually cheaper as well?
Unfortunately I don’t know anything about foam beams, but with a little research they seem pretty expensive. 😳
@@TMPK you're are giving us the confidence to do this on our own as well, literally on us *OWN* Thank You 🙏🏻 (are you by any chance in Ontario, Canada just in case we mess up 😅)
Fully finished with paint for 12 in and 8ft long is about 126$, according to them it will be cut to exact measurements and all I have to do is glue and stick it on the ceiling
@@KURUPT_KANATA that sounds like a pretty good deal! Where’s that company and what kind of beams?
@@TMPK the company is called mouldex moulding. The got some youtube videos. With these you might not need the tape measure ever again 😁
What is the name of the application that you are working with?
Which application?
In the middle of building a she shed for the wife. Looks like a coffered ceiling is going in after all.
😂 awesome
Is there a trick on how you bend your tape measure into a corner to measure crown and get accurate lengths and are able to cut once without having to trim the boards?
I just push the tape in hard. I go through about a tape a month cause I’m pretty rough on them. Another way would be measure an inch from the corner and make a mark, then measure from the other direction to your mark and add an inch.
I’ve been doing this as a career for so long, like 16 years, so I’m pretty good at measuring, writing it down and cutting it right. But even if I mess up, which I do sometimes, you aren’t gonna see it on camera 😉 edit that terrible cut out lol
@@TMPK haha nice thanks for the reply man! Love your videos !
Is there a reason why you 45 the outside corners and not inside ones? On the center box. Just curious🛠🇺🇸🛠
I think the outside corners just look better 45ed and the inside are easier to get flush and nail if they’re square. I’ve done it both ways and I guess it’s fine either way 🤷♂️
I’ve done 4 coffered ceiling’s, and I can NEVER get cats to show up in the centerpiece. I’m such a failure!!!
If you build it they will come! Just takes time my friend😂
Why did you recommend 21 degree nailer not other like 28, 30 or 34?
Not really recommending it, it’s just the one I bought. I didn’t do any research, I just bought a framing gun cause I needed one. Use whatever kind you want 🤷♂️
@@TMPK I’m doing my coffered this week. I had to buy a framing nailer. Angle choices of nailer at hardware stores were making me confused. Thanks for your quick response.
@@asimmahmood397 no problem! Add some screws after nailing to make sure it’s up there forever