I don’t know if you will see this but I was a painter for years and something that might make spraying more comfortable for you is instead of having the line in front of you while spraying, put it behind you and hold the excess line with your left hand. (The line should be right at your belt line) it helps keep the line from snagging on anything and helps prevent it from getting too much sag and hitting the project. Idk if you would enjoy that but it’s worth a test run if you run into those issues. I love the door, could something like this work as an exterior door with the right finish?
Nice work but the construction is the most simple part. Would have liked to hear about the hard part, wood selection, stability, grain direction and how the door is holding up in use, is it still flat?
Absolutely love it!! I want to learn to custom build my own doors as well I am a greenhorn could you please list the power tools you used? I would greatly appreciate it thank you so much 🙏😊
great saw, why didn't you get the mathing shaper with it? The dadoing of the rails and styles looked a bit unsafe to me especially when it came to the long parts. A shaper with a power feeder would make short work of that! You could even use a counter profile knife and not need any of those tenons!
I have a door like this for my sons bed room and he completely broke the bottom left panel is there a way to repair the door or should I buy a new door ?
I notice most wood doors are laminated for stability? Will a solid wood door like yours have a problem with warping the long way? Thinking of building shaker doors myself. Also is dowel or domino in each joint for strength or for alignment? Thank You
Yes I made it myself. I made the holes using the parf guide system. Woodpecker also sells a gig to makes holes in mft table now. Yep the mft tables that you can buy are way too small and so flimsy.
So... that's how the pros do it. Now that I know, I just need the tools and skills you have and it will be a piece of cake. No kidding anymore: congratulations on this demonstration of professionalism -starting by the tidiness of your woodshop- and, of course, the beauty of your result. Your video not only shows how to build a door, but how someone anyone would like to hire works.
My new K700S is sitting on a container ship off the coast of California. And with this back log of ships, it could be there awhile. Love the videos. Thx
Are there specs or blueprints for the door made?
I don’t know if you will see this but I was a painter for years and something that might make spraying more comfortable for you is instead of having the line in front of you while spraying, put it behind you and hold the excess line with your left hand. (The line should be right at your belt line) it helps keep the line from snagging on anything and helps prevent it from getting too much sag and hitting the project. Idk if you would enjoy that but it’s worth a test run if you run into those issues. I love the door, could something like this work as an exterior door with the right finish?
Nice work but the construction is the most simple part. Would have liked to hear about the hard part, wood selection, stability, grain direction and how the door is holding up in use, is it still flat?
Great job. Looks like you have more to build!
Haha. It will be a while. As I was building my door I got a bunch of customers at once. Now I have work till January or February. Cheers 🍻
So beautiful 😍. Wish l the tools to make my own. 👍
You're getting closer and closer to a 100k subs i'm so happy for you !!!
Thanks Bryan! Yes one day I think it will happen. Lol 😂
@@frenchriversprings For sure ! hehe
Absolutely love it!! I want to learn to custom build my own doors as well I am a greenhorn could you please list the power tools you used? I would greatly appreciate it thank you so much 🙏😊
That's what I'm looking for! Thanks so much
shoot the video from the side--flat view so we can see the pieces going together; end on is not there
I'm glad to see you back to posting videos. Presumably, your eye surgery went well.
Very Nice!
Thank You
Nice 👍
great saw, why didn't you get the mathing shaper with it? The dadoing of the rails and styles looked a bit unsafe to me especially when it came to the long parts. A shaper with a power feeder would make short work of that! You could even use a counter profile knife and not need any of those tenons!
Dang that was some clean work
Where did you find the lumber for this?
I have a door like this for my sons bed room and he completely broke the bottom left panel is there a way to repair the door or should I buy a new door ?
Probably buy a new door
I notice most wood doors are laminated for stability? Will a solid wood door like yours have a problem with warping the long way? Thinking of building shaker doors myself. Also is dowel or domino in each joint for strength or for alignment? Thank You
My door never warped but the wood was really dry. Yes dowels for alignment and strength
Spinoffs TT
How thick is the door? How deep and wide did you do the dado cuts? Very interested in the math behind this. I am about to set forth on my own door.
Incredible workmanship. Did you build that MFT work bench?
What kind of HP router do you have to make that raised panel cut in 1 pass?
The angel of the camera didn’t show anything
Great job. Congrats. What product did you use (minute 9:00)?
ThaNks for another great video!🇦🇺👴🏻
Info please on that giant MFT, did you make it yourself? I've wanted a MFT but they seem so small.
Yes I made it myself. I made the holes using the parf guide system. Woodpecker also sells a gig to makes holes in mft table now. Yep the mft tables that you can buy are way too small and so flimsy.
@@frenchriversprings Thanks, I was looking at the parf system.
What is MFT!? Not everyone knows your secret acronyms!
@@markw3598 Not my acronym it belongs to Festool. Give it a google.
So... that's how the pros do it. Now that I know, I just need the tools and skills you have and it will be a piece of cake. No kidding anymore: congratulations on this demonstration of professionalism -starting by the tidiness of your woodshop- and, of course, the beauty of your result. Your video not only shows how to build a door, but how someone anyone would like to hire works.
What was that blade on the table saw how long did this take to make and how much was the material cost?
Great job 💯 what kind of wood did you buy for this project?
Does nail in it
Great finishing door great jobs
The Camera Angle!!!
That is a good looking door.
Nice job.
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Very nice door Gilbert....well done....CHEERS
Thanks bud!!
smashing looking door loved the video
Man you made that look easy, lol Great work as always Gilbert !
Thank you.
Beautiful !
That a Felder? Nice job.
Yes it’s a Felder K700S. And thank you
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you so much. 😊
Very good👍👍👍💪
Thank You
Great work as always
Thank You
My new K700S is sitting on a container ship off the coast of California. And with this back log of ships, it could be there awhile. Love the videos. Thx
I feel your pain. And thank you