How to Build a Reclaimed Wood Door | This Old House
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- Опубликовано: 13 мар 2020
- Charlie salvages the old dining room subfloor to make a sliding barn door for the pantry.
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When the dining room floor was demoed the crew found a subfloor made of old growth pine timbers. Charlie Silva has an idea for reusing those timbers as a barn type door for the new pantry. Kevin finds Charlie in his shop working out the details. They finish taking out the original cut nails, plane the boards, clean up the edges at the jointer and glue up the boards before cutting to length. They attach the top and bottom rails and take a look at their new old door.
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I remember years ago when wood like that would end up in the landfill or burn pile because it was viewed as trash. I'm glad attitudes have changed greatly about reclaimed lumber over the years. Reclaimed wood is magnificent and you usually cannot get new wood with the same quality as reclaimed wood these days.
That's awesome. I'm surprised people didnt always see the value.
It would've been better to see the final results of the door.
wanted to see the finished product
4:25
Good job Charlie!
Love it good work boys
Did I hear Kevin’s hammer going squeak, squeak, squeak? Hahahaha
Any specific reason why the wood weren't glued together?
Yeah, 20 years of Norm gluing the full length of the boards (even with dominoes in the last couple of seasons) and Charlie comes along and only secures the board at the tenons. Doesn't make sense. Of course, these 'vignettes' also don't make sense, they leave out most of the details and important information.
@@donabele1243 ẁell if you get glue on the rough side of the board you are gonna have a rough time cleaning it up.
Would the expansion and shrinkage of the boards cause the glue to fail?
@@tastemystuff Nope. The board would expand and contract along the width of the grain and not the length of the grain.
It's not necessary. Saves glue, easier to assemble, easier to clean up. The glue on the tenons plus the cross pieces on top and bottom are plenty to keep the door together.
Want to see the finished product.
Why dident they glue the board aswell as the tenons? Was it to account for expansion
What are you using to cut the mortises?
You guys gonna come to Lancaster, Pa soon?
A Delta power switch on a Powermatic planer? I think footage got mixed up somewhere.
Ya’ll got tegridy
Question for you? Could you have used any of the old square nails? Instead of a new nails.
No
I am not fond of the head and foot boards. Makes it really tacky to me. Anyway to make something like this WITHOUT using the head and foot boards to prevent cupping?
What is the name of the tool/machine used to cut the tenons?
Festool domino
Yeah. Everyone has one of those.
Planer seems a little dull.
Where's Norm ?? Lol
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A DIY person would not have that tenon hole making machine so what would they use?
You can buy a doweling jig for under $100 or just try and Eyeball it with a drill and use dowels.
@@danielbuckner2167 Thanks! I just bought a doweling jig and it came yesterday
@@bradleydavidgood9316 That was fast. Which one and how do you like it?
@@danielbuckner2167 I watched some other video that I think recommended the same thing as you. I will be using it in about a month after doing all of the other basic remodeling stuff to a bathroom. I got this one www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01MTUUWD4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Kevin’s gaining weight
Yeah shirts untucked that’s a dead giveaway. By the way my shirt is untucked too.
its more of a fence panel than a door - a bit basic really
Kevin, no need to protect your eyes when hammering.
You wouldn’t want a one-eyed host would you?
@@MrMkapusta We might get one with him not wearing safety glasses. At one point he has them on top of his head.
Would have been better if he had used the nails that he had tapped out at the start of the video
Woodglut has a lot of designs to choose from.
Safety glasses. Come on people.
Do you go full PPE hammering a few nails or just eye protection?
Nice door, but I miss the show when you didn't need thousands of dollars of massive equipment, did it by hand, old school. :(
You can do everything they did by hand, it'll just take you 10x longer to do so.
Woodglut has very good designs and plans.
Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.
I did it with the Woodglut plans.
Woodglut is a good solution for every woodworker.
I will try to do it with Woodglut plans.
Step one: Have thousands of dollars in machinery 😭
Not much of a tAlker that one.
I could kick that door in, in about 2 seconds.
Kyle Kelsey you wouldn’t need to... it’s a sliding barn style door... you could just gently push it to the side...
Kevin brought a whole bag of tools and did not use any? Besides not showing the final product??? Lazy video production.
These are snippets from full episodes. Pluto tv has a this old house channel. 24/7 and free on any smart tv or roku.
You're kidding? there are there are videos from nineteen-year-old newbies with better finishing skills on RUclips. I really expected better out of this Channel and Norm Abrams is shaking his head in shame for having been Associated after watching this I'm sure. I can't believe you guys did not finish those end cuts on the sides better than that!
Good luck DIY by yourself. Vast majority of people don't have all these tools...
Corona
Nope no no nope heck no has to be Tom. I don't care if it's his son it's not the same. I know he's getting older but I argument is still valid. NO!