Adjusting a Molded Panel Hollow Door
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2016
- Continuing on the subject of adjusting hollow doors,in this video I will be adjusting a molded panel door to go under stairs with a strong angle
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6-year-old video helping me out today! Thank you for your time David.
The idea just keeps working, glad to help
Very good job mate keep the videos coming 👍
you are the best thing to ever happen to mankind 🤝
Nice job, David
Thanks Pete
I work in a factory in barnsley South Yorkshire where they make these doors and it looks like you got one of the better doors if it was made in barnsley because the paper infill is put in the door by hand and it doesn't always fill the whole door. Good job fitting the new top rail by the way
Glyn Shirt Thank you. not sure where it came from supplier was Wickes i do know the size (24" 610cm) was very difficult as no one is stocking it anymore.
anyway thanks for the comment
Nice Job, I'm currently doing the same with a door under my stairs. Fortunately for me I didn't have to cut into any of the molded panels. However I did have to remake the door jam for the new angles on the door. i've been figuring it out as I go. I think when I'm finished It will look much better than the square door I had before. Cut to fit is always better than fitting the trim to work with the door. This way everything flows right. Just wonder though, why didn't you clamp a straight edge when cutting the door? It seems it would of saved you all the extra work later on.
Superb job. Thank you for sharing your expertise and taking the time to video it.
I am making an understair cupboard soon, but the newal drop is in the way (drops too low and proud of the line of the stairs by an inch. Should I cut it back to allow for trim ?
Hi Dominica, first thank you for the Kind comment. Yes it is only cosmetic at that point
Well done David! nice workshop, and a very easy style of presentation. This was an easy "Subscribe". I'll look forward to finding your other video blogs. Cheers Ex Yorkshireman now in New Zealand.
Thank you Paul that was a very nice comment I will do my best to live up to your expectations
You are so welcome, and don't stress yourself regarding expectations! cheers, Paul
Hi David - Great job. How about a workshop tour video please?
Mark Russell hi Mark thanks for the great comment as for a tour, in my playlist you will find two groups that should cover all you want to see and these are, Almond Bank Workshop 136 videos or Set up a wood working shop 36 video, and please let Mr know what you think
Thanks for the video. It is great help for me. Also it is very good to watch how professionally and accurately you work Sir. Thank you.
Quick question. How did you get the saw to change from yellow to green so quickly?
Magic?
Not only change of colour but changed from cordless to corded .... very strange!!
Ok so how do you actually make the door jam. Can have the same shape.. it can't fit like a puzzle piece or it won't open. So either u need to do something with that angel at the very top
You remind me of the guy from the movie CHAPPIE. Awesome job on the door but would save you a ton of time to just spend the extra $20 for a solid composite core door. Then all you have to do is cut it. I was really looking for a video on how to do the whole door frame at a slant. I need to install a door in my attic for a closet and the top needs to be slanted at about 35 degrees.
catfisher420 Hi thanks I have done such a video, as for you point I can see what you mean but here in the UK this style of door was once very popular but no very hard to get and my customer have these doors throughout there home and needed a match so this was the only option
What do you fora top rail
Respekt 👍
I see you decided to hang the door on the long edge and the angle of the door is quite steep.
my experience would suggest the infill piece should be thicker because of the splayed bevel which would need to be cut to enable the door to close
I understand where your coning from and a fair point i didn't, in this case I was lucky as I cut a small peace from the top to which allowed the door to close, but yes in an idea world the hinge would be better on the short edge but who needs an easy life lol
I cut all my doors just like that for all doors on my house people come over & scratch their heads why they are cut at an angle I keep telling them it just looks nice everyone thinks that a door has to be square.
Props for the effort and you did a good job but a door made to measure would have looked better. Keep up the good work
jp k to match should have cost over three time what this one did including my charge which I guess is why we get the work but thanks for watching
Hi. How do you do the same cut but with a solid door for the understairs toilet. The door that i am doing is solid 6 panel ,not hollow. Do you have any vids that show how to take a door apart. Thanks inadvance
The problem with solid doors is if they have panel's you will be cutting main structural points and will have to re do the jointing in some way depending on the door
@@dmgladden thanks for the reply. Is there any vids that i can follow. As I can't find anything, I remember seeing Tommy Walsh doing something similar. Thanks inadvance
@@markforshaw7148 sorry ive not done one myself and i can't think of anyone that has
If your band saw had a tilting table you could have just matched the table to the cut angle and cut your filler piece once.
Great video. ..couldn't help but think u look like the ausie uncle from inbertweeners 2
Never seen it but he sound a good looker
What do you do for a top rail
Watch the video...... from 7mins
Is that the finished door at the end of the video if so it does not look right
My customer likes it so for me that's all
This is an old video now, but out of curiosity, why didn't you cut the angle say 6 inches shorter and than add a header similar to the footer at an angle. It would have looked more finished and not cut off, and been a lot less work shaping it.
Jeff Irish budget job the customer would have never paid for such extra work to be done so this was the best i could do with what i had
Love your "hand Saw" that changes colour. Not sure its worth all that effort as the top of the door looks unfinished. Quicker to build a real door?
yes but when a customer asked we must deliver after all its there home we can only advise and then do the best we can with the job at hand, as for my saw yes the battery was flat so out cam the electric one but you have to give it to me for the editing lol
@@dmgladden I had to do a double take on that bit. It was good entertainment. haha
Why not cut the door and splice then cut again on the angle so you can keep the 4 panel moulding intact
could you just filled end out with some foam then cut excess off and stuck a thin strip on the end?
No spray foam would blow the side walls and give no strength to the door but more of all there's no fun in spray foam
David Gladden Good reply..
Reducing a solid door by 30%, removing a section, leaving top rail intact
Ok when and where?
wow, a lot of effort to make it look like a cut off door.
ewarda100 yes true but still it needs doing properly
Because the normal person has a workshop like that to hand 😂
Soo..Why not use a door spray foam..hmmm..spray it, cap the top off so you dont get any overage and your done. Try it, solid and much quicker
Hello mate.
Are you ex military of some sort,I seem to recognise maybe the demo you put over.
Re ex service man
william william yes William thats true i did 7 years as a RSI (Regimental Signals Instructor) in the Army
All that work, next time just get a core door
Why on earth would anyone bother to do that to a door ?
It would look nasty hung like that better to make a door that fits the opening properly
And anyway at such a angle the door would bind
nice to have constructive comments but really mate please check your facts first, the door was fitted over a year ago in a customers house and works perfect and custom making a door is always a good option if your paying for it but not when the customer had bought the door and needs it to fit, you use your ability to make it work. anyway thanks for watching
David Gladden i wouldn't have lowered my standards by taking on such a job !
That aside in a earlier video of yours I watched you set up a jet bandsaw I'm also thinking of getting a jet bandsaw the 18" version I'd be interested to know what your experience of the bandsaw was
David Gladden enjoyed the video practical and straight forward, obviously if the customer wants a "fix" then you are providing a service. Was a little jealous of your wood burner in the workshop !