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I usually add longer screws as Option #1 then chisel for Option #2. There is another option to add pennies/washers under the edge of the hinge on the jamb away from the pin. This moves the pin away from the jam a little which must might be enough. Particularly useful for outside doors that had side lights so longer screws cannot be used.

Saw the dewalt and knew the guy knew his stuff....

Chiseling is a great idea and a tool I already have, thanks.

Please please please anyone who watches this DO NOT WORK like this or else you WILL lose your fingers!

Hi Kevin. Thank you very much for making this video and sharing your knowledge. I was able to fix my bathroom door by simply tightening the screws belonging to the upper hinge. Your video was a great help. Thank you again!

Dropped the ball on finding rafters and measuring appropriately. Rest is self explanatory.

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Went to Sherwin-William with my makeshift swatch, but did not expect I had to know if its satin or semi-gloss.

That music though

Would this stud finder also work through shiplap? I just purchased one and installing a ductless AC unit on my shiplap wall and have little room for error.

Outstanding, thank you.

And they said I was going to need a dad around pshhh

But for thickness issue, how about turning the small stopper piece inside out and the thickness will be reduced. I dont know if you get what I am trying to explain.

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Thanks renovating an apartment and the bottom to the door in one apartment doesn't close well. Chisel is the answer I would say on the bottom hinge where the door sticks. In your videos you look like you are looking into the space above the video, I'm sure there is a way to fix this. I haven't looked at your other videos but that would be a huge improvement.

I’d vote for you to be president.

You can also bend the hinge knuckles easily.

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is this only applicable to dry walls or i can use it to find wires or metal pipes inside brick walls ?

Very helpful thanks!

Very informative

Bravo! And thank you. I was beginning to think me or my stud finder was broken

My boy was definitely high when he made this!! 👌🤦🏽‍♂️😭😅

Hi Kev, what's the brand of your stud finder.? Or any best brand you can recommend?

Good advice, what kind of stud finder are you using

I like how I understood what you were showing us, and how down to earth you seem in the video. Thanks!

Turn the music down even a little more for talking. Great tutorial!

Great job! Watched a lot of videos for my situation. At 8 minutes you solved the issue! Thx! Heck I was to the point going to use drastic measures with a grinder haha!

Perfect

Exactly what I need

Have a quick question. Dont you need to enter the attic and insert a nut for every bolt/screw that you have used for the ceiling brackets. Wont the weight pull the unit down. Or is there a max weight that the unit handles "without" these nuts and if nuts are added, the weight capacity increases?

I'm a lifelong knucklehead when it comes to handyman work, but this educated me a great deal. Thank you.

Yes all the screws are tightened down. I’m wondering if I need to chisel down a little more 0:52 on the jam side so the hinge closes flat.

Hello Kevin, My bedroom door is closing and I have adequate gap, top, bottom, and jam. The problem is the door is very tight to close properly. I notice both hinges have a gap rather than being flat together with the door closed.

Instead of using a drill bit to test the 2x4, I would use a very thin nail and gently hammer it in. One in the middle and one each about half an inch on either side.

Great video! Short and sweet. Great job.

First guy I have seen on UA-cam, who knows what he’s talking about everybody else takes pins out and bends the hinge absolutely useless in Europe where we don’t have such hinges sometimes however, you only need to tighten up the loose screws. I would give anybody this advice look at your door and do a bit of Sherlock Holmes as the door will show you why it’s rubbing or not fitting properly into the doorframe take your time and use your common sense.

Thank you!

Are you installing the ceiling bracket in a joist or just the drywall? I have a furred ceiling in my garage and am wondering if I can install my shelf in it

Thank you for the step by step details. You were very helpful.

Can't we just take a close-up photo of the paint, and they can scan the photo on our phone? It seems like if they don't have that already, then that would be the way to go eventually.

I have a basement door that is sticking on the bottom below the door handle.

Only video that shows how to actually repair the piece that was cut 😅 Thank you! 🙏

bro you look unhinged

Thank you!!

Maybe it was blackmail.Maybe Danny knows something about Ashton????

But wait. There's more! That thing is fully loaded!

Great video brotha 👌🏼 👏🏼 👍🏼 🙌🏼

Good work! Thank you for the tips, chief!!!

What is the difference between the setting deep scan and stud scan