Hi! I’m 23 and helping repair my moms apt after an abusive relationship and these videos really help ease the overwhelming feelings! I thought it would be really hard to do, but you make it easy to understand and I can see that it’s something we can totally do! 🥰
Hi, I am a 57yr. young woman. I've waited for my man to fix our door for a year...... I just watched your video and I am going to do it myself!! Thankyou for making such easy to follow instructions. I've fixed my truck, his car, and I thank folks like you who are gracious and share knowledge. Ill let you know how it goes.....here's to women carpenters! Especially us 'mature' gals...who still don't wait for someone to do what needs to be done. Thank you again, Georgia R.
47 single female here! seemingly so hard to get a handyman out to my house to fix mine. a zumba friend told me i can do it myself. watching this makes me think i can too. i just don' t have that tool you used to make the hole. so i might invest in one (new homeowner) or borrow one from someone. i'll rewatch to see the name of the tool! thank you...i'll come back here to comment if i succeed.
I'm a single gal and these videos have saved me so much money! I have dry-walled, tiled my kitchen backsplash, removed a door frame to add a barn door, replaced baseboard, and now want to replace the outside old casing on another door so this video helped a lot. Thank you!
You are awesome faith. This is the kind of comment that I am looking for and it blesses the channel so much. Building confidence in people is the whole point and you are beaming girl. Thank you so much for sharing
Hiya Dustin!! It looks like you have a fan base of female DIYers. I just subscribed. It is very rare a week goes by where I don't complete some traditional man job. Facts are, it is too expensive to pay for this work, so as my dad used to say, "has to can do." Last week I set a toilet and this week put in the first of three ceiling fans with a weird switch back wiring set up that gave me the heebe-jeebies. Today I'm installing the hinge side of a door jam that was kicked in. I've been collecting measurements and pieces to finish for a few months now. Thanks to you and other UA-cam helpers, this kind of thing can be done by this 58 year old home mender. You are very appreciated and it was good to see that the nail gun will hold pressure without being connected to the compressor when I go over to the house for these pieces; yay. I'm making a parts list from your video. Today is the day for this door repair... wish me luck!
You are awesome Nora. Thank you so much yes I love my Lady home Menders, they are awesome and deserve our respect. I love to hear the comments that are beaming with confidence and the personal victory that they get is irreplaceable, well obviously you know… Thank you so much for sharing this
Thanks for the video. My door has been broken for over a year, but it still worked, so i didn't bother. I got it fixed in an afternoon after wathcing your video and now it is a good as new.
You’re the ONLY video I could find out of dozens that actually gave details and didn’t skip steps on how to do this for someone that doesn’t already know 😄 thanks!
I’m so greatful for this video. I locked my guest room with my car keys inside and my two dogs 😬. I tried everything to open the door and well brute force was the only way. Fortunately your video made this a simple fix.
Man, I am so glad I found this video. Very easy to follow instructions helped me fix my broken door jamb in no time. Thanks Dustin! You've earned yourself a subscriber!
Thanks Dustin! First video I came across in my youtube search, first one I clicked on, plain, simple, I didnt need to look any further. Replaced the jam in my sons room using the same exact steps. Thanks again.
Great video - no faffing about, just right to the point and walking it through easy. Thanks! Just what I needed after discovering a busted interior jam in our new house. Subbed 👍
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! You saved me a ton of $$$ & headaches with this video. Previous owner butchered a bathroom door, "helpful neighbor" (who happens to be a gen contractor) says "entire door frame needs replacing". I followed your video, bought a primered jam leg from big box hardware and installed it. Thank you again!!!
@@homemend as an update, I did my buddies front door today. This exact same fix step by step. And it worked perfectly. Two packs shims, leg board, stop mold, screws, nails and spade bit. And weather stripes, 100 bucks. And a six pack. 4 hrs with shopping and a good time. Thank you. His estimate was a whole fromt door replacement at 4500 bucks. We were gentle during demo and checked levels and door shutting, every step. And this video walked us thru it. Thank you.
My wife and I bought a house that used to be a rental property and we're slowly fixing everything that the landlord let go or fixed in really cheap and crappy ways. We don't have a ton of money on hand to pay for other people to come in and do home repairs, and your channel has been really helpful, this video especially. This is one of those projects that's been really daunting for me since it seems so easy to mess up, and having you walk through it so clearly has eased a ton of my anxiety about it. Thank you!
thehomemenders.com/courses/#home-owner This comment is definitely getting the heart. Thank you for sharing this. Confidence is everything. You have got to check out the ecourse and you are most welcome.
Cool, my door was push in by the fire department today but I was able to fix it with screws fasting the frame all back together, just need touch up paint & caulking would work. This video will come handy if I need it in the future. Thx
Thank you so much you made that work look easy so I got the same problem I'll do the same should turn out fine now that I've watched this thank you again
Hi Dustin, The firemen were called to a smoke alarm in an apartment and broke the lock side of the door like in your video(s). The tenants hired some "journeyman" from their work. They repaired it by cutting off 4 feet by 3 inches of the jamb and replaced it with a piece of 5/8" plywood? The job doesn't look very professional. I can't secure properly a jimmy deadbolt sideways with screws in through the plies! Your videos show how to do it right, permanently. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make excellent educational videos.
@@homemend I found your video more beneficial then all the other videos that I watched on UA-cam. Keep up the good work and may God Bless you on your journey
I definitely am a li more confident after seeing this video. Thanks for the confidence booster. I am looking to replace the door jamb completely on my shed, and this video really gave good pointers. Thank you Home Mender!
Great video, although it would have been interesting to see how to replace weather stripping as well since many household use them now as well and learning to replace em would greatly help.
Hey hey, that’s a different video. This is an interior door jamb. There are two Weatherstripping videos on this channel depending on your style. One will help!
Dustin...Another fabulous job!! My last project the past 2 days in Virginia was replacing hinge side exterior door jam w brick molding & storm door..It was several damage...I had to special order for local lumber yard. BIG box stores did not have..Keep up the good work Dustin!! See your next video on the other side of the country..
I did it🎉 thanks to your video. Not perfect, but close, and it's a functional door now. So proud of myself. I would not have done it without guidance.😊 We have been looking at that hot mess for years. Thank you 👍
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I’m 25 and I’m having to fix a door jam because I broke it thanks for helping I might well become a carpenter because I love breaking shit in apartments
Thanks for the vids. I started a home repair company and I always watch short videos for pointers. I've got 15 years of experience and you know your sh1t. Thanks for the casing trick for cutting. Just saw you had a mailbox video and I was gonna get a sono-tube and everything. Your right though, take some concrete, throw it in the hole and be done with it.
Thank you for the video! I'll definitely reference this next time I have to replace a door jamb (which may not be too long, but it's on the hinge side of the door)
Hey, great questions I would like to have all the tools that I showed in the video. This could take a half a day and be worth a few hundred dollars depending on how much works involved.
Hey Pete yes sir this one went well. I like that Home Depot has now been selling one by fives. We used to have to rip down a one by six to get an interior jamb.
I have a width of 5-1/4 but the closest I can find is 6 inch board. All the pre-hung and replacement jams are 4-1/2 now. It’s an early 70’s home. What do you suggest
Great question RB. If I’m understanding it correctly, you need a 5 1/4 inch width? When you buy a one by six it’s not actually 6 inches wide, it’s three-quarter inches thick by 5 1/4 inches wide. Hope this helps.
Is there a jamb-side template for routing hinges and the striker thingy? I know they have them to use on the door slabs so. I assume there is one for jambs…right?
Hey Anthony doors vary on hinge spacing and hinge size. Usually when it’s into the hinge side, I will replace the whole door jam just because it produces a better product and trying to replace the inside is labor-intensive. I hope this helps
I really liked this video. I wish you had camera where you were making the cuts so one could see where to.cut. I have same thing and need to replace but never done it
Awesome video Dustin! You are such a professional with all the details that make these projects look so good. That Paslode would have me looking for stuff to do with it! LOL : )
Thank you joyful! The hinge side is a little tougher. After re-creating the jamb you would need to trace the hinges and router them out. If it’s not damaged you may consider a split jam door. I hope this helps
Awesome job Dustin ! You said your nail gun was 400 but I bet it will pay for itself. Better to buy good tools than junk and junk in the long run is much more costly than a good tool. Awesome video!
Thank you Steven, paslode has always been my favorite and yes for everything it’s 400 in the store. I recently found this one on marketplace. A guy was selling it for $150, it looked brand new. A guy bought it for a trim job at his house did the job and then it’s been sitting in his garage for 17 years LOL it needed a little maintenance but after I dropped it off at the shop he did what he needed to do in oiled it up and it is now good as new.Oh and it definitely pays for itself quickly. Thanks for commenting.
After you scored the edge lines for the strike plate did you then chisel out the thickness of the plate so it sits flush with the jamb? Seems that would be insanely hard to get correct.
Hey Rick yes sir you can just trace the catch on there and then you just chisel out the thickness of the catch So it fits flush right in there. You got this
I learned 2 things today. Door handle baby proofing should go on the outside of the door not the inside 😂 then with this video I learned how to replace the piece of door jam I broke in order to get my 1.5 yesr old out of my room because my silly goose self put the door handle baby proofing contraption on the inside of the door and he locked himself in and my windows were locked so I had no choice but to bust in the door 😂 thanks for the very informative video 🙂 😀 😅
Hey! I tell people to charge what they are happy making. It’s always more money when you are fast I would say you could get 200 just for labor easy. I hope this helps
Hey Brian, not really understanding the question… That was miniature crown molding called bedmould. A little fancier than trying to trim and ceiling out in casing…
I have to keep my door locked to keep my son out of my room. I locked the keys in and had to destroy the jamb strip which now has dried wood glue on it. How would you recommend I get the glue off and just sand down and put a new strip on? What tools will get that glue off? Where can I get the right size jamb strip for the door? Thanks so much.
Hey Katie. I would just use a painters tool, scraper to get the glue off sanded down and then put a new “stop” on Home Depot sells a few different styles, if you have trouble just take a piece down and match it up. Also if you can’t find any jamb material a one by five will also work. You got this
Hi! I’m 23 and helping repair my moms apt after an abusive relationship and these videos really help ease the overwhelming feelings! I thought it would be really hard to do, but you make it easy to understand and I can see that it’s something we can totally do! 🥰
Awesome, Andrea. It is definitely getting the heart. Thank you so much for the compliments and also thank you for helping your mom. You rock
What a wonderful daughter. Best of luck for a happy bright future to you and your mom. 💜
@@homemend what if I dont have a air gun just a drill can I drill in the new door jab
Hi, I am a 57yr. young woman. I've waited for my man to fix our door for a year......
I just watched your video and I am going to do it myself!! Thankyou for making such easy to follow instructions.
I've fixed my truck, his car, and I thank folks like you who are gracious and share knowledge.
Ill let you know how it goes.....here's to women carpenters! Especially us 'mature' gals...who still don't wait for someone to do what needs to be done.
Thank you again, Georgia R.
Thank you so much for sharing this Georgia. You rock and I’m giving you a heart right now my friend.
Hey Georgia! How did things work out for you? I need to fix mine but im scared of breaking something more than fixing it!
....lol you waited for a year for your man to fix it.
@snjejej jsjjwjejw a girl can dream
Sema You must be the husband
Lol jk
As a contractor we appreciate you showing the details of the type of trim work required for making the repair. Thank you.
Awesome comment friend. Thank you for sharing!
@@homemend I just saw ww
47 single female here! seemingly so hard to get a handyman out to my house to fix mine. a zumba friend told me i can do it myself. watching this makes me think i can too. i just don' t have that tool you used to make the hole. so i might invest in one (new homeowner) or borrow one from someone. i'll rewatch to see the name of the tool! thank you...i'll come back here to comment if i succeed.
I’m expecting to see your comment soon. Anxiously waiting.
I'm a single gal and these videos have saved me so much money! I have dry-walled, tiled my kitchen backsplash, removed a door frame to add a barn door, replaced baseboard, and now want to replace the outside old casing on another door so this video helped a lot. Thank you!
You are awesome faith. This is the kind of comment that I am looking for and it blesses the channel so much. Building confidence in people is the whole point and you are beaming girl. Thank you so much for sharing
Hiya Dustin!! It looks like you have a fan base of female DIYers. I just subscribed. It is very rare a week goes by where I don't complete some traditional man job. Facts are, it is too expensive to pay for this work, so as my dad used to say, "has to can do." Last week I set a toilet and this week put in the first of three ceiling fans with a weird switch back wiring set up that gave me the heebe-jeebies. Today I'm installing the hinge side of a door jam that was kicked in. I've been collecting measurements and pieces to finish for a few months now. Thanks to you and other UA-cam helpers, this kind of thing can be done by this 58 year old home mender. You are very appreciated and it was good to see that the nail gun will hold pressure without being connected to the compressor when I go over to the house for these pieces; yay. I'm making a parts list from your video. Today is the day for this door repair... wish me luck!
You are awesome Nora. Thank you so much yes I love my Lady home Menders, they are awesome and deserve our respect. I love to hear the comments that are beaming with confidence and the personal victory that they get is irreplaceable, well obviously you know… Thank you so much for sharing this
Thanks for the video. My door has been broken for over a year, but it still worked, so i didn't bother. I got it fixed in an afternoon after wathcing your video and now it is a good as new.
That is awesome Rick. Thank you so much for sharing
You’re the ONLY video I could find out of dozens that actually gave details and didn’t skip steps on how to do this for someone that doesn’t already know 😄 thanks!
Glad I could help! I hear that a lot. It makes me happy that I can be thorough for people. Thank you so much for sharing.
Best straight to the point video I have ever watched. I will be doing this by myself. Thank you Dustin.
Thank you AS. I know you can my friend thanks so much for commenting
Thanks to your intuitive video, I was able to confidently repair my friend's door jamb the other day. He said it looks amazing! Appreciate it Dustin!
Look at you my friend. You’re a professional. Thank you so much for sharing
I’m so greatful for this video. I locked my guest room with my car keys inside and my two dogs 😬. I tried everything to open the door and well brute force was the only way. Fortunately your video made this a simple fix.
Super awesome Mr. A. Keep coming back every time you break something :-) thanks for sharing.
Man, I am so glad I found this video. Very easy to follow instructions helped me fix my broken door jamb in no time. Thanks Dustin! You've earned yourself a subscriber!
That is so awesome Keith. Thank you for sharing my friend and you are most welcome.
Thanks Dustin! First video I came across in my youtube search, first one I clicked on, plain, simple, I didnt need to look any further. Replaced the jam in my sons room using the same exact steps. Thanks again.
Bam Steve that’s how it’s done. Thank you for sharing sir
Great video - no faffing about, just right to the point and walking it through easy. Thanks! Just what I needed after discovering a busted interior jam in our new house. Subbed 👍
Thank you so much Lora! Gllad the video helped you And you are so welcome here. Thank you so much for sharing
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! You saved me a ton of $$$ & headaches with this video. Previous owner butchered a bathroom door, "helpful neighbor" (who happens to be a gen contractor) says "entire door frame needs replacing". I followed your video, bought a primered jam leg from big box hardware and installed it. Thank you again!!!
Awesome comment MC. You are the reason the channel works. Thank you so much for commenting!
Good Job! Very good explanation of how to do it. Many Thanks.
Thank you my friend
You earned a sub man. This was to the point and done. No long drawn out b.s no option based stuff. Just simple to the point. Job done
That’s awesome ponder. Welcome and we are happy to have you. Thanks so much for commenting!
@@homemend as an update, I did my buddies front door today. This exact same fix step by step. And it worked perfectly. Two packs shims, leg board, stop mold, screws, nails and spade bit. And weather stripes, 100 bucks. And a six pack. 4 hrs with shopping and a good time. Thank you. His estimate was a whole fromt door replacement at 4500 bucks. We were gentle during demo and checked levels and door shutting, every step. And this video walked us thru it. Thank you.
Awesome comment my friend thanks for the update. You made the video and success story. Thank you so much
Great tutorial. Very nice concise instruction and a can do attitude. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Excellent comment thank you
My wife and I bought a house that used to be a rental property and we're slowly fixing everything that the landlord let go or fixed in really cheap and crappy ways. We don't have a ton of money on hand to pay for other people to come in and do home repairs, and your channel has been really helpful, this video especially. This is one of those projects that's been really daunting for me since it seems so easy to mess up, and having you walk through it so clearly has eased a ton of my anxiety about it. Thank you!
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This comment is definitely getting the heart. Thank you for sharing this. Confidence is everything. You have got to check out the ecourse and you are most welcome.
Thank you for this. I just changed my first door frame and it went smoother than expected with your help.
Confidence is everything. The homeowners Ecourse delivers.
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Moving out of a rental spot and about to do this exact job. Thank you, Dustin! This is a huge help.
You are awesome thank you Jesse
Cool, my door was push in by the fire department today but I was able to fix it with screws fasting the frame all back together, just need touch up paint & caulking would work. This video will come handy if I need it in the future. Thx
Awesome Peter! Thank you so much for sharing
Wow this video helped me so much! Thanks for the awesome video
Great comment Mark. Thank you, sir.
Omggggg exactly what i need to do!! You explained perfectly I’m confident i can fix my door jam. Thanks
Hey Monica ! 5 gs? This is an awesome comment for so many reasons. Thank you so much. you rock
Thank you for showing it in detail. I am confident now that I can replace my damaged door jamb
Awesome comment my friend. Thank you so much
Dustin that was very educational! I'm saving this video for future reference. Thank you so much, for making this video available!!!
Thank you Gary appreciating your friend. Thanks for sharing
dog ate 2 door jams and this vid just saved me time and money! thanks
Big time, time and if you hired me big time money lol that is awesome Eric thank you for sharing
Thank you so much you made that work look easy so I got the same problem I'll do the same should turn out fine now that I've watched this thank you again
You are awesome Ronald. So glad the video helped you… Enjoy your new door!
These might be some of the most useful, no-nonsense home repair videos on the internet. Def going SMASH that “like” button 👍🏼
Thank you Michael Ryan. Finally somebody noticed. Thanks so much for commenting
Hi Dustin, The firemen were called to a smoke alarm in an apartment and broke the lock side of the door like in your video(s). The tenants hired some "journeyman" from their work. They repaired it by cutting off 4 feet by 3 inches of the jamb and replaced it with a piece of 5/8" plywood? The job doesn't look very professional. I can't secure properly a jimmy deadbolt sideways with screws in through the plies! Your videos show how to do it right, permanently. Thanks for taking the time and effort to make excellent educational videos.
Thank you RD. Awesome, my friend. Glad to help
Ah yes.... another great video to help me repair my teenage son's bedroom door. Teenage Son... do I need to say more?
Teenage boy. So glad I can help out. Thanks so much for commenting
Bro. Thank god that I found this video, replacing an old door at my house.🙏🙏
You got this my friend. Thank you for watching
@@homemend I found your video more beneficial then all the other videos that I watched on UA-cam. Keep up the good work and may God
Bless you on your journey
That is awesome. I’m so happy that it could help you. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the upload. I just watched this video and was able to fix one of the doors that my kids kicked in.
Awesome testimony my friend thank you Justin
I like how clear that you explained this! Awesome!
Thank you Sandy!
Video was very helpful I did my repair today using the video as reference
Straight to the point. Thank you Gerald I appreciate the comment
Thanx Dustin! Your vids have definatly gotten me out of plenty of jambs!😁
Thank you cousin. Definitely hearting this comment
Thanks bro, finished job. Simple and easy to follow step-by-step instructions .
Thank you Maria! You are a success story. I appreciate the comment
I definitely am a li more confident after seeing this video. Thanks for the confidence booster. I am looking to replace the door jamb completely on my shed, and this video really gave good pointers. Thank you Home Mender!
You got the Saul. There’s one for an exterior door jam to “door kicked in”
ua-cam.com/video/k3WKooYIW5s/v-deo.html
Great video, although it would have been interesting to see how to replace weather stripping as well since many household use them now as well and learning to replace em would greatly help.
Hey hey, that’s a different video. This is an interior door jamb. There are two Weatherstripping videos on this channel depending on your style. One will help!
Straight to the point and informative! 👍
Thank you JC!
Thank you so much for this video! I learned so much. I now know how to tackle this job for my home renovation.
Hey Dexter this is an awesome comment my friend. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you Home Mender...this was really helpful
Thank you Stephen Smith you’re welcome my friend I appreciate the comment
Thanks for this, and also for confirming a 1x5 board will work!
You’re awesome arbiter. Thank you.
This is exactly what I need done. Thank you!
You got this dork chop. Thanks so much for watching
@@homemend Thank you!!
Dustin...Another fabulous job!! My last project the past 2 days in Virginia was replacing hinge side exterior door jam w brick molding & storm door..It was several damage...I had to special order for local lumber yard. BIG box stores did not have..Keep up the good work Dustin!! See your next video on the other side of the country..
Thank you miles! It sounds like you rocked it!
amazing job dustin! I liked the line of leaving the caulk and paint to us!
Thank you abrola! Appreciate you friend !
I did it🎉 thanks to your video.
Not perfect, but close, and it's a functional door now.
So proud of myself. I would not have done it without guidance.😊
We have been looking at that hot mess for years.
Thank you 👍
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Great stuff dude. All business no bs, thanks!
You are awesome shift. Thanks for watching.
Thanks man big helpful tip much needed
Absolutely absolutely thanks for watching
This dude is so rad 👍😊💁🏼♀️🙏
You are awesome Danielle thank you so much. You are rad too!
Real good stuff for a newbie that’s a truck driver by trade😂😂😂👍👍👍
That is awesome Michael thank you so much for sharing. Check out the homeowners ecourse. Bring you right up to speed my friend !
Great simple vid. It would take my father in law six and a half hours todo this.
Thank you rad. I appreciate the comment
Nice job. Good instructions. Thanks
Thank you Michael
I noticed that you're using a frame nailer for the finishing work (casing, etc.) as well. What size nails are you using for that?
Hey Doc. This is an paslode impulse nailer. It’s not a framing nailer it’s a finish nailer. I usually like the 2 1/2’s. Thanks for watching!
@@homemend Ah, ok. Thanks for the clarification!
I’m 25 and I’m having to fix a door jam because I broke it thanks for helping I might well become a carpenter because I love breaking shit in apartments
Awesome Casey. Stick around my friend
You're awesome buddy. Saved me some future headache:)
That is awesome Chris thank you so much my friend appreciate the comment
Thanks man great work 🎉
Thank you my friend. Enjoy your new door
Thanks for the vids. I started a home repair company and I always watch short videos for pointers. I've got 15 years of experience and you know your sh1t. Thanks for the casing trick for cutting. Just saw you had a mailbox video and I was gonna get a sono-tube and everything. Your right though, take some concrete, throw it in the hole and be done with it.
Awesome comment my friend thank you so much. It’s certainly nice when the tradesmen learn something new. Thank you so much for sharing
love you bro !
Thank you JP. Appreciating you friend
Thanks man, this video gives me the confidence to do this myself. Much appreciated. Subbed
That is awesome white cheddar. That was my whole objective my friend. Thanks for sharing
Geat job and good demo
Thanks for watching
Looks great brother , thanks for the video , keep em coming
Thank you Bow!. Appreciate the comment friend
That was a great fix... Nice work.
thank you ac! always a pleasure
Thank you for the video! I'll definitely reference this next time I have to replace a door jamb (which may not be too long, but it's on the hinge side of the door)
Hey jack! Definitely . But when it’s the hinge side , the whole prehung door is the way to go!
Looks pretty good normally how much can be charged? What all the instruments are required to fix this?
Hey, great questions I would like to have all the tools that I showed in the video. This could take a half a day and be worth a few hundred dollars depending on how much works involved.
Awesome video man!
Thank you sir!
You make it so easy to learn thanks!
You’re awesome yes! 🙏
Thanks for this video❤️
Anytime miss foxy thank you very much!
Nice fix,better than replacing the whole frame and door!
Hey Pete yes sir this one went well. I like that Home Depot has now been selling one by fives. We used to have to rip down a one by six to get an interior jamb.
@@homemend I will have to check that out!
I have a width of 5-1/4 but the closest I can find is 6 inch board. All the pre-hung and replacement jams are 4-1/2 now. It’s an early 70’s home. What do you suggest
Great question RB. If I’m understanding it correctly, you need a 5 1/4 inch width? When you buy a one by six it’s not actually 6 inches wide, it’s three-quarter inches thick by 5 1/4 inches wide. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much keep up the great work
Thank you sir!
Is there a jamb-side template for routing hinges and the striker thingy? I know they have them to use on the door slabs so. I assume there is one for jambs…right?
Hey Anthony doors vary on hinge spacing and hinge size. Usually when it’s into the hinge side, I will replace the whole door jam just because it produces a better product and trying to replace the inside is labor-intensive. I hope this helps
I really liked this video. I wish you had camera where you were making the cuts so one could see where to.cut. I have same thing and need to replace but never done it
You got this pack. Don’t overthink it just roll with it!
Awesome video Dustin! You are such a professional with all the details that make these projects look so good. That Paslode would have me looking for stuff to do with it! LOL : )
Hey K. Thank you, it’s always a pleasure.Loving the paslode 🥳
Forgot to mention, hello from New Zealand 🇳🇿 😀
Hello Maria from New Zealand. We love you guys up here thank you so much for commenting!
Wow, great video! Would it be the same on the opposite side? Thanks!
Thank you joyful! The hinge side is a little tougher. After re-creating the jamb you would need to trace the hinges and router them out. If it’s not damaged you may consider a split jam door. I hope this helps
Awesome job Dustin ! You said your nail gun was 400 but I bet it will pay for itself. Better to buy good tools than junk and junk in the long run is much more costly than a good tool. Awesome video!
Thank you Steven, paslode has always been my favorite and yes for everything it’s 400 in the store. I recently found this one on marketplace. A guy was selling it for $150, it looked brand new. A guy bought it for a trim job at his house did the job and then it’s been sitting in his garage for 17 years LOL it needed a little maintenance but after I dropped it off at the shop he did what he needed to do in oiled it up and it is now good as new.Oh and it definitely pays for itself quickly. Thanks for commenting.
@@homemend well how about that
As always great job
Thank you gabriel.
Thank you for this video, man ends up breaking things and I'm teaching myself not to need one 😂 theme for the fishing tools lesson
Thanks for sharing
So helpful!!! thank you!!
Thank you Victoria. You’ve got this!
your awesome. all the other videos on the subject suck compared to yours. lol. thanks a bunch
Thank you so much Russell. I appreciate you my friend and enjoy that repair!
Is this much different if there is carpet on the floor? Or same steps? Thanks!
Hi Tiffany Same steps!you can ignore the carpet all together :-) but you might want to vacuum it afterwards 😀
Hi what tool can i use besides the nail gun you’re a using ?
Just an old hammer and nails. But if you’re going to be doing projects, Linda get you a little nail gun. You got this.
That was perfect. Now if I can just find a place to get all those tools
You got this just in. Thanks so much for the comment
After you scored the edge lines for the strike plate did you then chisel out the thickness of the plate so it sits flush with the jamb? Seems that would be insanely hard to get correct.
Hey Rick yes sir you can just trace the catch on there and then you just chisel out the thickness of the catch So it fits flush right in there. You got this
this was really helpful!
Thank you Chris. Appreciate you!
great video thank you
You are awesome thank you
I learned 2 things today. Door handle baby proofing should go on the outside of the door not the inside 😂 then with this video I learned how to replace the piece of door jam I broke in order to get my 1.5 yesr old out of my room because my silly goose self put the door handle baby proofing contraption on the inside of the door and he locked himself in and my windows were locked so I had no choice but to bust in the door 😂 thanks for the very informative video 🙂 😀 😅
That is awesome Kelsey. Thank you so much for sharing.
As a new handyman what would be a the price you would charge for this work in Denver area?
Thank you for any advice.
Hey! I tell people to charge what they are happy making. It’s always more money when you are fast I would say you could get 200 just for labor easy. I hope this helps
Does this work for mobile homes as well. I need to fix my front door
Hey a L. I don’t have a lot of experience with mobile homes but replacing a jamb leg should work the same. I hope this helps.
what model of pasload nailer is that,thks
Hey Nick this one is the angled impulse. Best trim gun ever
Will this work on a split jamb door?
Absolutely
Thank you 😊 Single girls gotta do it ourselves now 😅
You are a champion girl. Thanks for sharing.
That's decorative trim with a bead, you went back with plain?
Hey Brian, not really understanding the question… That was miniature crown molding called bedmould. A little fancier than trying to trim and ceiling out in casing…
Thanks dude. I can now use my toilet and close the door at the same time!
You rock David. Thanks for sharing
Good 👍 job
Thank you wain!!
Thank you for this video
I hope you never need it L. Thanks for commenting.
What size nail are you using?
Hey hey there were 2 1/2
I have to keep my door locked to keep my son out of my room. I locked the keys in and had to destroy the jamb strip which now has dried wood glue on it. How would you recommend I get the glue off and just sand down and put a new strip on? What tools will get that glue off? Where can I get the right size jamb strip for the door? Thanks so much.
Hey Katie. I would just use a painters tool, scraper to get the glue off sanded down and then put a new “stop” on Home Depot sells a few different styles, if you have trouble just take a piece down and match it up. Also if you can’t find any jamb material a one by five will also work. You got this
Is caulk only needed because it's the bathroom, or would you use it in a bedroom too?
Hey OK. The caulk is to fill the crack between molding before painting. Yes use the caulk outside the bathroom also. Great question!
@@homemend Oh I see. Thank you for clarifying that. 👍