How to Fix that HORRIBLE Trim at Your Door..
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Hey Gang! A little different style video today! Be sure to hit the like button if you like this style so we can make more for ya in the future! We'd love to put out more of these where we're tackling unique challenges that there aren't very many videos on!
In this specific video we're trimming out this front door, specifically, the side light. This is a detail that we think it's pretty botched in a lot of older homes and this is how we tackle it. This doorstop trim on the floor ties the entire area together and really distributes the mass of the front door from the top to the bottom and gives it a nice even and "planted" look. Let us know what you think or how you'd tackle it, respectfully of course. Thanks for watching and we'll see ya in the next one!
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Honestly, I've used door-stop trim for nearly everything BUT a door-stop
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I like both the short and long videos. As long as the description of the video has all the details of the different jobs you showed in it, that's good so I can go back if I need to when it comes time for me to do a similar job.
Agreed, the short ones are great and the long ones are too. If I had to pick one a short video covering 1 topic is preferred though!
Can call these Quick Set Tips...lol or simply Paul's Tip of the Day.
I found the Stud Pack channel this Summer and I'm loving it! I'm 49 years old and the handy tips I've learned reminds me of time spent with my carpenter grandfather as a child. Awesome videos guys, thanks for sharing!!
Love watching the videos... I appreciate all of the details that you demonstrate and explain. My home was custom built by several incredible carpenters, and the finish work that they did is absolutely amazing. After several years in the home, I still find detail work that just makes me stop and look. Thank you for taking the time to show that craftsmanship that is NOT very common in today's homes.
Awesome thx Doug 👍
Short is good for small topics, but please don't lose the long-format!
I’ve watched many of your videos. This one made me a subbie. After spending hours trying to solve trim issues after installing flooring with tricky corners this is the best solution I’ve seen. Thank you!
I have run into this issue myself after installing floors, you have shared a great way of dealing with it , I will use your idea in a very near upcoming job. Thanks stud pack👍
Really useful information. I have not yet encountered that situation, but now I know how to deal with it if I do. Thanks!
ya know, there's a bunch of stuff I'd do different than you guys on a lot of the projects you guys have done, but on this one, you really blew my mind! This not only is thinking outside of the box, but it looks great and I don't think I would of even began to think of doing something like this! Great job guys!
Thanks for this short video. It was a problem we had with a door jam to close to a wall. Ripped a pice down and it looks great.
Thanks again for your content.
Awesome video as always. Great way to deal with that problem. I think a healthy mix of short videos will work great. Focusing on one challenge definitely works!
I like both formats, longer for full projects and tying multiple tasks together, and short for specific tasks that could come in handy with our own remodels (not that the longer videos haven't helped immensely). The solutions you guys come up with for these one-off/oddball issues are excellent. Always a job well done! Also, congrats on the 100K+ subscribers, well deserved!
I've been a replacement door installer for the last 20 years and I like the way you solved that problem. As you suggested it works well with wide flat moldings used for the mull posts and transom to hide component connections. I've run into a related problem because many of the houses built in my area over the last. 30 years used Peachtree doors which are about 1/4" shorter than doors made today. I've been using cabinet scribe because it's 3/4 x 1/4 with 1 rounded edge and has the added bonus if reinstalling the existing casing it can raise it up the 1/4 needed to cover having to lifting the casing off the floor to get the correct reveal at the top of the door.
Keep up the good work.
Looks really great!
Currently working on flooring and molding finish work and this tip will come in super handy....as if you guys were standing over my shoulder watching me work!! I would also be interested in seeing how you handle painting a straight edge on stucco trim around the front door without having the paint bleed over....again, I'm always tuned in for the next video and love the attention to detail in the work that you guys do!
Hey Paul and Jordan. Love the short video to show a specific small job or idea. Your attention to detail is second to none. Great job.
Great content guys! I love how you as father and son work so well together and really enjoy what you do with each other! Makes me think of my father and I!!!
Thank you for this! I have struggled with this situation in the past, can't wait to try this out!
Great finishing touch. Looks amazing!
Paul, I am 73 and been doing DIY all my life. Learned a lot of things the hard (and costly) way. All your little tips, tricks, and advice (and colorful expressions) are "money". And when your son says, "send it", it reminds me of back in the Army and calling in a SPOTREP, when the TOC would say, SPOTREP Send it! Anyway, I'm now addicted to Stud Pack how to videos. Keep'em coming!
Man, that looks great. Nice way to deal with that without having to disassemble what’s there n reassemble higher. You definitely have some tricks. Nice after shots too. The icing on the cake. Never forget the icing. ;-)
Excellent video. Nice professional touch that you added instead of a typical caulk job.
It's crazy to think about the thousands of dollars people pay for a remodel that's all a magician's trick of caulking and shimming.
When a job is done like this it's easy to spot the difference.
I did something similar with a floating floor and ran the molding across the full span of the entryway. The full molding against the aluminum threshold really stood out.
Hey, that's a simple and solid solution. Looks great and just covers all those different profiles perfectly.
Saved, by a clever edit, from tons of comments about not using a push stick to rip that piece of door stop. ;-)
Just what i was looking for to finish my quarter round job. Thank you
You blew my mind with this one, looks great.
Great idea and doent look bad, actually makes the spits look more robust! Love the problem solving that most customers don't realize come into play with projects that intersept with other home details.
Beautiful! I would not have thought of using door stop. I will have to remember that next time I run into a similar situation.
Great way to give it a nice finished look. GREAT JOB!
Loved the quick tip short video, learning lots by watching how you think and approach a situation. Thanks.
This is perfect, just the idea I was looking for. Thanks
Looks great. I've run into the before and this is the perfect solution. Keep up the good work.
really enjoyed the video guys. love your attention to detail and problem solving
Awesome tip! Now I have a plan when I tackle this upcoming project. Thank you!
Great use of door-stop; looks great! "Anchors" the door. Thanks!
Fabulous work! Great idea
You guys make dang good material thank you all and God Bless!!
Yes, and create a playlist with those tips…love it.
now you're showing off... again... love it.
Just what I needed to finish my foyer. I've been putting it off stressing over it. 🤦♀️ THANK YOU!!! 👩🔧
Quality is in the details. Great work from a pro. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I like the short format. The trim looks great!
super quick vids!!! love it guys ... looks good
Great solution to that common problem ... Good vid ... Thx ...
Great video. I have this same problem and now I know what to do about it.
Excellent solution!
Wow that really looks great. I did similar but used flat transition that was the color of the floor. I glued it in with loctite. It looks good but should have ripped it like you did. I have to say yours is 10 times better. Thanks for the video, I do like the short ones like this, but I like all your videos. You guys are the best.
Good trick. I would cut that wood to the profile of the casing and use bondo to even the joist, sand, and paint.
This is a great idea. Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the great work.
It's amazing how handy those little buzz saws are.
My wife bought me one for Xmas years ago. I thought it was a bit of a gimmick for a start. Once you have made a couple of hard jobs simple soon changed my tune :-)
Great vid thanks for this. So many small details are left out of videos and this was a great thing to include and share knowledge on.
Looks great. I'll have to try that next time I redo my flooring.
This is brilliant!!! Thank you for the tip
Great tip Stud Pack!
Thanks! I've got the same situation at my house. I'm gonna give this a go.
nice work, great tip, attention to detail? absolutely!!
Looks awesome ! Great tip
The short videos are great if you have them several times a week but the longs ones are what keeps us up to date on the overall project you have been working on and trying to complete. So your videos are great and informative, I learn something new every time I watch the two of you.. I received your shirt and stickers today !! Real nice guys, the shirt is soft and looks great, looks like my car will get its 1st sticker and my work bench /tool box !! Thanks.. still hoping for tanks and sweat shirts !!
Awesome thx Laura 👍👊
Its great to watch professional master craftsmen!
Love these shorts style videos. Keep them coming! Nice idea on the door stop. Agree it's a nice look.
I've seen a whole tube of black caulk get used to fill that crack. Great solution!
Great job, love all your videos.
Fantastic tip!!
I’m a lifelong Louisiana resident, I love that most of your projects are designed for the conditions we deal with
And , your videos are very easy to follow👍😄
Thank you Thomas 👍🦞⚜️
Great tip!!...I have the exact thing and never could figure it out.
My wife and I are about to move into our first house as a buyer. Between you and This Old House, I think we can build from the ground up. Thanks!
Short or long makes no difference; i always love seeing STUD PACK in my notifications. And congrats on 100K!! Here’s to another 900K more.
Definitely would like to see more of this format.
Many great videos on this channel. Might even be legit to go back thru some of the long videos (which are fantastic) and pull out a bunch of the quick tips like this in order to create a whole subset of problem solving videos. Either way, thanks for being on the job!
oh. thats much easier and prettier looking than some of my past projects. thank you
Genius. Great job
I love quick how to videos. I'll remember this.
Thanks guys, solved a problem for me in a house where I am installing this same type of floor.
I used stop similarly in my master closet, where the new walls met the existing finished textured vaulted ceiling (holy adjectives, Batman!). Tidied things up nicely and avoided a big pain trying to tape the corner and redo the texture. It tied in beautifully with the freshly painted beams in the closet.
I love your channel! I'm renovating a 60's ranch house for my son. I've ordered Kraftmaid kitchen cabinets, and would like to install them myself so keep that content coming so I can gain some confidence.
Be prepared, this is the worst time in the history of the universe to purchase cabinets. Terrible quality and multiple damages. Good luck.
Thank you for making this short video. I learned what a plung cut is today. Don’t feel pressured to use music at every silent moment.
Looks great 👍
Great vids! Thanks for sharing
Like this format!
Great tip 👍🏻 love the short vids
Great tip!
This is a great why we do it video and you'll get no "mansplaining" guff from me. My only question is how do I keep the ant seen at 2:34 from walking into my work area? 😉
Love all the creative ideas 👍
Nice job guys
The short videos are great for a specific job like that door moulding. However (and I know it's a lot of work filming and editing) but I really enjoy the full length you guys usually do.
ive seen the 1/2 t molding trick done several times by flooring and finish carpenters several times. but this is damn nice looking. very good job and thanks for sharing. like both long and short videos so far. keep it up!
That turned out sharp, going to store that in the memory bank for future projects.
Excellent work my friend.
Thx Pete 👊
That looks amazing! So crafty and clever. Loved this video format - focusing on a technique is great to answer viewer questions and solve viewer problems. But I really like the longer videos, too. Thanks!
Thanks !! I’m going to use this for a transition from my bathroom floor to the hallway. Big gap I gotta cover
Short & Sweet guys... I like the short or long format because your content is always good!! Keep up the good work..
AWESOME, new trick. Thanks
I love this idea. It's crazy I paid someone to do my door and they used caulk to fill in that gap. I've also used caulk myself to hold trim down especially near something I don't want to shoot nails into.
Thx Nathan 👊
Nice detail, great work
I would say the short videos are great for specific how-to fix-its. The longer videos are great when you're on the jobsite, where there is a variety of things to cover or a story to tell.
My wife and I got in the habit of watching TOH shows on TV in the evening, but I think I'll be adding StudPack into the mix. 20-30 min is great for that.
Great video!
That's a really nice tip, really good job, I will definitely be using that
Thx Ed👊
I just learned something valuable. As a DIYer, I am ALWAYS looking for good, professional, tips. You seem to have an answer for just about anything. Really enjoying your vids.
This is fantastic