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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2025
  • Having a great need for cutting hinges in doors in my job and hating paying for things i know should cost so much I like to make jigs and in this video i will show you how to improve on my latest hinge jig in such away as to make it truly universal, but you need to have first watched my last hinge jig
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Комментарии • 73

  • @anthonyellis5517
    @anthonyellis5517 3 года назад +8

    The thicker door fire door uses a bigger hinge so that should’ve worked!

  • @markcoleman2998
    @markcoleman2998 4 года назад +5

    Hello mate like your videos, I’ve been second fixing and chipping away for 30 years or more. I’ve always made a jig out of some architrave for all three buts. And use it for door and frame. Because I’m tight 🤣.
    Always been a 6 And 9 man and one in the centre of the two.
    By putting the strip on the side it will prolong the life of my jig. Never even considered it. Everyday a school day.👍
    Down side I’ll now need 2. That’s Sunday sorted.

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад

      Hi Mark best way to spend a weekend or you could do the shopping lol thanks for the great comment and enjoy your day

  • @bazajow
    @bazajow 3 года назад

    As a diyer I am going to make this jig. Many thanks for good advice.

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      Your welcome and thanks for watching

  • @wxm_jones082
    @wxm_jones082 3 года назад +1

    Hi mate, just subscribed to your channel because you seem a down to earth likeable bloke👍look forward to seeing more vids

  • @raminybhatti5740
    @raminybhatti5740 3 года назад

    This is brilliant. Got a few doors I need to hang using heavy duty Grade 11 hinges, and this has made my life easier. Thanks again, mate! 👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      Thanks Mykel please let me know how you find it and if any improvements could be made

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      @Davis Blaine what's Flixzone?

  • @thenorthernwoodhouse5015
    @thenorthernwoodhouse5015 4 года назад +1

    good idea nice little jig

  • @SuperMrpanchovilla
    @SuperMrpanchovilla 3 года назад +1

    Very smart Mr.

  • @whomadethatsaltysoup
    @whomadethatsaltysoup 3 года назад +2

    Cheers David,
    Excellent wee jig! The shop bought versions are usually megabucks and not really worth it, when you can make your own from offcuts of laminate flooring or, as you have done, from kitchen splashbacks.👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      Hi yes and I must say being in the building trade I do use these jigs a lot and they save me so much time and as you mentioned it's very cheap to do, that's for watching

    • @whomadethatsaltysoup
      @whomadethatsaltysoup 3 года назад

      @@dmgladden Just completed a job using your modified jig...What a timesaver! Leaves really clean professional finish in a fraction of the time of using a hammer and chisel! Now for a jig to install the latch and strike plate! Thanks for sharing.👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      @@whomadethatsaltysoup thanks for the info I'm glad it helped and you will find my latch jig as time saving I think

    • @whomadethatsaltysoup
      @whomadethatsaltysoup 3 года назад

      @@dmgladden Have you already posted s latch jig video?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      @@whomadethatsaltysoup yes here it is hope it helps ruclips.net/video/h9fjSOxTaKs/видео.html

  • @nemonemo6285
    @nemonemo6285 Год назад +1

    Perfect, thank you

  • @mr.nobody4900
    @mr.nobody4900 3 года назад

    A damn good idea. Two Thumbs Up

  • @bikerGL1800
    @bikerGL1800 Год назад

    great and simple
    thicker door you can use 4 hinge's

  • @briansworkshop01
    @briansworkshop01 4 года назад +1

    Nice video and a great idea thanks for sharing stay safe David 🍺🍺👍👍😷

  • @musiq002003
    @musiq002003 2 года назад

    Omg I love this, this is dope

  • @gcara9918
    @gcara9918 3 года назад

    Sensible David . I have been using your 2nd version for over 35 year. I can put 3 together along the door and use a longer batten against door But I don't cut it out before hand the first cuts with router will cut exactly the depth on batten (no tare out) Since the batten is referenced of the front side of door (as in upgrade jig) i can now put jig on frame as it is same reference as I am sure you realised when you did it. I cannot believe the profit some companies make from selling mdf jigs at a rough estimate I can get 250 gigs out of a new sheet @25 pounds a pop thats 6250 quid not bad for a days work

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      Hi David yes it's a easy win to make and sell them I can never be bothered with that side of things I just make for my use also I use multi panel with last a lot longer even if it gets wet no probs but a sheet is around £100

  • @royhassell6840
    @royhassell6840 2 года назад

    Hi mate, do you use a flush trim bit with top bearing?
    Or do you use a bush guide?
    As a bush guide would require a bigger cut out, wouldn't it ?
    Cheers. Great idea!!!

  • @adrianmcardle85
    @adrianmcardle85 2 года назад

    Nice idea.

  • @marcd7463
    @marcd7463 3 года назад +1

    Love this jig, saved me lots of time thanks for sharing it, Where are you from originally David if you don’t mind me asking?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      Hi Marc, thanks yes it's saved me a ton of time as well as do all the jigs I use, it's always good if you have to repeat the same thing over and over to make a jig.
      I'm from Bradford West York's but having been in the Army I lived in Amy places in the UK

    • @marcd7463
      @marcd7463 3 года назад +1

      @@dmgladden My grandma was from Keighley not far from Bradford...I lived in Meltham near Huddersfield but near Blackpool now!! Keep up the good work on vids I really enjoy watching them and you explain things well 👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      @@marcd7463 Thanks Marc that's very kind

  • @jason-wl4vc
    @jason-wl4vc 3 года назад +1

    Hi mate, can I ask what thickness is the wood you used to make the router jig?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +2

      Hi Jason yeah it's 10mm ply but very strong as it's bathroom wall board

  • @stephenwatson1873
    @stephenwatson1873 3 года назад

    Hi David, great informative video, and another subscriber, so do you have 2 sizes of this jig, 1 for 75mm and 1 for 100mm hinges?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      Hi Stephen thank you for the Sub yes I have a few I make them for any size hinge I have to fit as I can then save them

  • @stillloading2702
    @stillloading2702 3 года назад

    Surely if your using a a 40mm+ door you should be using a 4”/100mm hinge not a 3”/75mm hinge so you had it right the first time. Personally I have two jigs set up for both standard and fire door but full length of the door rather than moving it for each hinge.

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      Hi i understand what your saying and your right but what i was meaning by any thickness of door was meant more as slight thickness changes not ones that would merit a change in hinge size just i overemphasized the thickness of door

  • @TheTimutube
    @TheTimutube 3 года назад

    Hi Dave you don’t half make me laugh how you Chuck stuff about lol

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад +1

      lol but i never brake a thing that's the key to it

  • @ricardogutierrez8318
    @ricardogutierrez8318 3 года назад

    Brigth ideas easy like that

  • @neilatkinson7259
    @neilatkinson7259 4 года назад

    Hi David. You have recently invested heavily in upgraded DeWalt tools but seem to still prefer to use your Makita gear. Is this from habit or preference? Nice upgrade BTW mate 👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад +1

      Hi Neil no I got a set to try at work and after about a week I went back to my Dewalt thou much older still out performing and so I retired the Makita set to the workshop where they will never need to do such heavy work and now that I've got them I'm adding bare tools to them like I just got a saw and I'm looking at a planner but Dewalt for me is the best

  • @lover95858
    @lover95858 3 года назад

    Nice video

  • @louscannonmagoo9989
    @louscannonmagoo9989 3 года назад

    Great video as always but only point I would raise is why do you slam everything about? To have it loud enough to hear what you say means it sounds like Juno Beach on D Day with all the hand claps and box banging. My poor dog has just got up and walked out. Cheers chief, I am not moaning honest just an observation 👍👍👍

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  3 года назад

      Hi really sorry its offended you but in shock i have just played it again as no one else has mentioned this so i wanted to hear for my self and i have to say what you are hearing is a result of my bench being a very large acoustic box and putting things down on it does sound loud but i am so used to this i never give it a second thought, but i will try in future if i remember to put things down a bit softer and see if that helps, but also now that i am using a remote mice it should be much better lets see.

  • @darrenjowett8032
    @darrenjowett8032 3 года назад

    Use a 100mm hinge on 44mm doors

  • @kevinhowarth7651
    @kevinhowarth7651 4 года назад

    good vid again why dont you do a tour of the van year after you did it stay safe

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад

      Hi Kevin thanks for the comment yes I will be doing a last look at the van very soon and as it will be replaced soon I need to do it all again and ask for ideas from every one on what could be better

    • @kevinhowarth7651
      @kevinhowarth7651 4 года назад

      @@dmgladden how about doing a tour of your shop for people who could get there when we can my be next year some time

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад

      @@kevinhowarth7651 I've dont a Shop tour its a 2 parter in my playlists

  • @nobby78
    @nobby78 3 года назад

    Thicker door. Bigger hinge

  • @jeremycanning8934
    @jeremycanning8934 Год назад

    Wrong. Haven't allowed for a guide bush or bearing

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  Год назад +1

      Yes I have

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  Год назад

      This video is just an update to its original video where I fully explain how its made, take a look and you will see.
      ruclips.net/video/OQTQ0fMFbrA/видео.htmlsi=3_y4qMY5qDrAUbYP

  • @Mike1941-r8y
    @Mike1941-r8y 3 месяца назад

    So cut to the chase.

  • @alexbishop4396
    @alexbishop4396 4 года назад +2

    Are you copying robin clevett? No hate 👍🏻

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад

      Who?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад

      Hi Alex just search him out and I see where you coming from but very different ideas and very different jig I guess you could say I am coping anyone that ever made a hinge jig, we all have our ideas I just wanted to show my latest updated jig

    • @alexbishop4396
      @alexbishop4396 4 года назад

      @@dmgladden oh okay mate. Not trying to be rude at all mate. I just thought they were similar. Great minds think alike 👍🏻👍🏻

    • @denty32
      @denty32 4 года назад +2

      @@dmgladden Robins charging £30 for he’s 😂😂

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  4 года назад +6

      @@denty32 you can copy mine for free just need a bit of scrap ply

  • @GeeTheBuilder
    @GeeTheBuilder 2 года назад

    Why do you seem so angry in your video ?

    • @dmgladden
      @dmgladden  2 года назад

      Just a personality thing

  • @starman9921
    @starman9921 3 года назад

    It's not rocket science