@@ashleydavenport3794 the problem with chasing around from the door is that in in years to come when things move and shrink you are looking into a gap. That's why I don't do it.
I’m not even in the trade but I’ve been inspired by this to have a go myself. Just smashed up my skirting boards and will do the rest tomorrow. Ambidextrous so not sure if I will go left or right
Nice work, hard to beat your method for speed. I'll be certainly trying it out. Do you only need to pin to the plasterboard? Doesn't look like you were aiming to nail into studs, prehaps the glue is sufficent fixing?
Thanks! Yeah give it a try! The pins we use are like 50mm so I think it would get the timber aswell. Maybe when I nail on the angle not so much. And the studs have double sole plates so there’s always timber there to fix too! Cheers for your comment 👌
Your methods of working are all pretty sound but I actually think its quicker to cut the skirting near to where its going using a trimsaw and coping saw. For the scribes I have a double handed pattern to draw round rather than cutting a mitre on it. We mark up the external mitres but carry them as a bundle to the chopsaw as last job.Not many people do it my way anymore but its rapid when your into it.
Cheers mate! Tbh I’ve always hated using the mitre saw for like 10 years I did it with a scribing block and just used the saw for the mitres but slowly I’ve given into the saw!! Haha cheers for your comment 👌💪
Hi what are prices on site 2nd fix. Internal doors, external doors. Frie doors, skirting and arcs and door handles. Thinking of going on site been doing lofts and exstions for years. Did work on site last about 25 years ago as apprentice. Been offered some site work but got to give them a price.
Hi pal, site work is good just repetitive and need to be quick to make it pay. Per side of arch is £6 so £12 per frame. For a frame we get £12 for a frame to block work it’s £16. Skirting is £1.50 per metre. We have pre hung doors on are site so it’s very easy to fit (as long as the frame is okay. Think it’s like £4.50 for a normal, £5.50 for a fire. And like 4.50 for a handle, £5.50 for bathroom. £30 for external I think but everything is already chopped on so just fitting the frame really. Hope that helps cheers
Yeah it’s not the best! Haha and also you have to 0 it yourself coz it falls slightly over 0! Which is a pain when your going from 45 to 0 all the time
Top work Ash! Try a jigsaw with tb101 blades for your scribes, quicker and neater when you get the hang of it, This video sort of shows it ruclips.net/video/3XFJMgQR-oM/видео.html
I go the other way round the room as u can cut your scribe upright against the fence of your mitre if you right handed still a lovely tutorial keep up the good work
Yeah tidy job. Agree with Lee on this one. I load all my skirting out to the left of my bench then drag a fresh piece to the saw, cut the scribe (also using the mitre saw to cut the straight section), then slide along and cut to correct length. We all have our own methods though, whatever is quickest and tidiest.
great video mate, that's the fastest way to do it. what are the prices like per cut of skirting and architrave in your area, if you don't mind me asking?
@@ashleydavenport3794 thanks for your reply, 6£ per side of arch too, but 2,50 per cut of skirting whether is or not scribed. I think works out a lot better per metre tho.
@@josep8804 do you mean £2.50 per piece of skirting? it would be interesting to compare the 2 prices! haha yours would be good if the room had loads of bits and mine is better for long straight runs! cheers for your comment
@@ashleydavenport3794 yeah 2.50 per piece, well there is a 12£ difference in the room you've done on this vid lol.... new builds have 4 to 6 cuts max per room really. keep posting videos they are brilliant
Great channel, Great ideas for scaling work flow 👏👏👏
Thanks! Appreciate it! 👌💪
Wrong way the first 1 to be is the wall opposite the door as you go in then you work back toward the door on either side
Everyone has there methods! Haha
@@ashleydavenport3794 the problem with chasing around from the door is that in in years to come when things move and shrink you are looking into a gap. That's why I don't do it.
I’m not even in the trade but I’ve been inspired by this to have a go myself. Just smashed up my skirting boards and will do the rest tomorrow. Ambidextrous so not sure if I will go left or right
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Good right and left handed tips 👌🏼
Nice work, hard to beat your method for speed. I'll be certainly trying it out.
Do you only need to pin to the plasterboard? Doesn't look like you were aiming to nail into studs, prehaps the glue is sufficent fixing?
Thanks! Yeah give it a try! The pins we use are like 50mm so I think it would get the timber aswell. Maybe when I nail on the angle not so much. And the studs have double sole plates so there’s always timber there to fix too! Cheers for your comment 👌
Your methods of working are all pretty sound but I actually think its quicker to cut the skirting near to where its going using a trimsaw and coping saw. For the scribes I have a double handed pattern to draw round rather than cutting a mitre on it. We mark up the external mitres but carry them as a bundle to the chopsaw as last job.Not many people do it my way anymore but its rapid when your into it.
Cheers mate! Tbh I’ve always hated using the mitre saw for like 10 years I did it with a scribing block and just used the saw for the mitres but slowly I’ve given into the saw!! Haha cheers for your comment 👌💪
Another top video mate!
Hi what are prices on site 2nd fix. Internal doors, external doors. Frie doors, skirting and arcs and door handles. Thinking of going on site been doing lofts and exstions for years. Did work on site last about 25 years ago as apprentice. Been offered some site work but got to give them a price.
Hi pal, site work is good just repetitive and need to be quick to make it pay. Per side of arch is £6 so £12 per frame. For a frame we get £12 for a frame to block work it’s £16. Skirting is £1.50 per metre. We have pre hung doors on are site so it’s very easy to fit (as long as the frame is okay. Think it’s like £4.50 for a normal, £5.50 for a fire. And like 4.50 for a handle, £5.50 for bathroom. £30 for external I think but everything is already chopped on so just fitting the frame really. Hope that helps cheers
Thank you for your help
How do you find that chop saw mate, I find it a bit stiff to swivel for angles?
Yeah it’s not the best! Haha and also you have to 0 it yourself coz it falls slightly over 0! Which is a pain when your going from 45 to 0 all the time
Top work Ash! Try a jigsaw with tb101 blades for your scribes, quicker and neater when you get the hang of it, This video sort of shows it ruclips.net/video/3XFJMgQR-oM/видео.html
Cheers mate! I’ve order a base that’s like the haul of a boat to put on jigsaw! For scribes. I’ll watch that video tho mate 👌
I tried one of them but preferred the standard base from above but others rate them
@@kevob6800 suppose they are just good to but a leading edge on stuff but I haven’t tried either so I’ll give it a go! 👌
I go the other way round the room as u can cut your scribe upright against the fence of your mitre if you right handed still a lovely tutorial keep up the good work
Ahh yeah I get you, so use the chop saw then just slide it along and cut the scribe while it’s still on the bed of the saw?
Yes also cut the straight part of the cut on the saw aswell so no handsaw required
Yeah tidy job. Agree with Lee on this one. I load all my skirting out to the left of my bench then drag a fresh piece to the saw, cut the scribe (also using the mitre saw to cut the straight section), then slide along and cut to correct length. We all have our own methods though, whatever is quickest and tidiest.
Hello very nice what pouch do you use?
Thanks 👌! I’m just using a makita pouch at the min, and a dewalt knife holder! Cheers for your comment 👍
Your videos are great you really know how to be productive and quality
@@gheorghegicu thanks mate! Much appreciated! I need to get back on with making videos it’s just a big effort! Haha
great video mate, that's the fastest way to do it. what are the prices like per cut of skirting and architrave in your area, if you don't mind me asking?
Thanks!! We get £6 per side of arch and £2 per metre of skirting pal. What are your rates?
@@ashleydavenport3794 thanks for your reply, 6£ per side of arch too, but 2,50 per cut of skirting whether is or not scribed. I think works out a lot better per metre tho.
@@ashleydavenport3794 Based in Dorset
@@josep8804 do you mean £2.50 per piece of skirting? it would be interesting to compare the 2 prices! haha yours would be good if the room had loads of bits and mine is better for long straight runs! cheers for your comment
@@ashleydavenport3794 yeah 2.50 per piece, well there is a 12£ difference in the room you've done on this vid lol.... new builds have 4 to 6 cuts max per room really. keep posting videos they are brilliant