DIY BARN DOOR
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This DIY barn door video tutorial is all about how to build a barn door out of MDF trim and plywood from start to finish. This chevron pattern sliding barn door will add instant style to any room. Bring Your Own Tools (#BYOTools 108).
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Great video! Friendly tip for the voice over is using an pop filter on the microphone if you arn't using one yet. ;) The pops are pretty heavy in this video.
I watch plenty of DIY ppl on UA-cam and IMO your part of the top 5% that present a video that's worth watching from beginning to end. Grats sir, you've earned another subscriber.
Wow Ros! I’m honored and thanks so much for the kind words. I truly take pride in the videos that I create and I’m so happy to hear the shows. Thanks so much for the support and welcome to the BYOT Fam!
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I was dumb forgot my account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
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Nailed it!
@byot what kind of jig/guide was used on the router for the bottom groove? I'm having a hard time finding something that would guide a router on the edge.
this video makes me want to resign on my current job and work with construction
Why not install cheap so you don't have to tape plastic everytime you need to spray paint.
, also called or , is the practice of engaging in visual perception by a magnifying or light-collecting optical instrument, such as a telescope or microscope. Vision corrected to normal acuity using corrective lenses is still considered "".
It this the true definition of naked eye? LoL!!! Thanks Linn and hope you enjoyed the video.
GORGEOUS! Spot on work, and the bondo was an unexpectedly wonderful idea. Never would have thought of that.
Brent, I've been a viewer even longer than I've been a subscriber, and I just wanted to take a moment to say THANK YOU for all the time, energy, and effort you put into the things you present. Watching you has helped me gain some confidence in my endeavors when it comes to various DIY projects and woodwork. Your perspective is refreshing, the voice you use to share it is honest, and the content you produce is all around entertaining, not to mention educational and inspirational. I've been meaning to comment for a few videos now, but the bungee-suspended painting tip pushed me to do so NOW. lol We do all chase that perfect finish, but I think you might have just helped a lot of folks get closer to exactly that. :) A similar door is on my to-do list, bondo is on my shopping list, and I'm all about the "beautiful, sexy beast! oh yea!" (I'm a fan, can you tell?) Hope all is well in your world with the fam, the little one, etc. Looks like things are really going well for you, and I know for sure that's indicative of a lot of focused work... for which you deserve every possible reward. Thanks again! (PS - love it when you and Leah team up, too!)
Just WOW Adam. This made my day! Thank you so much for sharing and your kind words. It might have taken a little while for me to find my true passion in life but luckily for ALL (haha) I did. Helping others learn how to build and create makes my life fulfilling and something I am truly lucky to be a able to do. Glad the bungee tip did it for ya. Funny thing is that I was debating on whether or not to even put that short clip in the video but that’s why it’s so important to show the details. That how we all learn together. Thanks again for your amazing support and Leah and I have big things planned for the future, I assure you :)
Jeez Brent i swear you can read my mind because you’re doing every project i have planned. Great work as always!!
Haha!!! I Love hearing that. Thanks so much for watching and let me know how your project goes.
This is amazing. The door turned out perfect. The glue tutorial was what I really needed to learn. Thanks Brent!!!
Love hearing that Mitch and thanks as always for your amazing support. It is truly appreciated
So my opening is 48 inches but not much room to move right or left do you suggest two 27” doors with two tracks? One in front of the other?
Awesome, a barn door for my closet has been on my project list for some time. This gave me a lot of ideas!
I agree completely
dont know how you ended up on my feed but im glad you did love your content mate, definitely subscribing :)
Just curious how many mdf 1x4's you used for the door? And did you say what height your door is? 84 or 96"? Looking to follow your steps but curious how many LF or pieces of 8ft mdf boards I need. Thanks
Ok, the Bondo was an excellent touch!!!
Yesssssss!!! Great to hear that you liked that one :)
Outstanding! I finally found the design I like for my project. Thank you.
Turned out really nice. I’m considering this exact pattern on my own barn door install.
What about a handle ??
Love hearing that and I knew someone was going to ask me about the handle haha! The client wanted a specific handle and it came late so I couldn’t fit it in the video. If you want to see it with the handle let me know and I can add it to Instagram. Thanks so much for watching.
@@BYOTools that would work,
Beautiful craftsmanship.....👍🏽
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In a few of your videos, you say something like naked eye and send me down a google search hole. I actually looked it up The first recorded mention of the naked eye was said to be 1664
Yessssss!!!! Love it Izzy. Thanks so much for sharing. Now I need to do my homework. thanks for all the support and hope you enjoyed the video :)
Love your channel bud. You do real nice work and with pretty basic tools. Most “DIY” will show someone building stuff in a full wood shop like seriously??
Honestly came out very well. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next!
Truly appreciate the support Lamar. Thanks so much for watching and glad you like it.
Hello buddy...nice video. Got a question. What color paint is that? Where did you get the hardware kit? Really enjoyed this.
@BYOT Awesome job! Looks beautiful. I hope to do this design, but our doorway is very wide at 60". There's only room on one side of the doorway, so no double doors. Any suggestions on what to use for the base of a 60" wide single door?
Great job my man. I was hoping it was going to be just one big MDF with the design routed out, but I was more impressed with yours.
You really don't know the origins of "to the naked eye"? It means to see something without enhancement. Classically it meant without a telescope, but as more sight enhancements are invented it also means without binculars, microscope, etc. It literally just means that you can see it without magnification.
I LOVE this video ! Thankyou for the infectious enthusiasm, attention to detailed explanations and pure craftsmanship.
Amazing door. I have been wanting to work with bondo but have been apprehensive. Might need to get over it and try it out
Love hearing that Keith and you can do it! Very easy to work with just keep in mind that it dries quick haha.
How would you recommend making this door if the height needs to be 103 inches tall? Thanks in advance
How do you calculate how many 1x4’s to purchase for a project like this?
I'd be so scared the router bit would go into the gaps when smoothing the edges. My heart stopped watching you!
You make an amazing voice over
The doors look like from a high end luxury shop!
LOVE hearing that DDD. Thanks so much for watching and your support.
How do you make a Chevron m d f door with chevron on bothe sides and a frame on bothe sides and keep to 1.5 in thickness thank you
Great job
Any recommendations for a base on an opening that is larger than 48" or an entire sheet of plywood?
Would it be ok to accent both sides of the door with the chevron look? Does the hardware have a weight capacity?
I want all my doors in my house to look like this. So beautiful and modern. A+ 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼
Has door become very heavy? And no any problem in installation right
Muyyy buen video tutorial, EXCELENTE paso a paso 👌👍👏
Muchas gracias por mirar
Beautiful job and easy to follow . Keep up the good work .
...me looking for the comments about the origins of "to the naked eye"...
You had me at Sawdust is Man Glitter.
Love it haha!! Thanks so much for the support.
Absolutely love the way it came out!
Great to hear Renov8! Thanks so much for watching and your support. Keep up the great work on your channel as well.
On the channel, I want to share how I create various things from wood,metal, construction experience and many other things made with my own hands.
I have no special education, no production experience,there is only a desire and desire to improve skills.
I hope my videos will motivate the viewer.
Beautiful doors. How much does one door weigh?
Most ppl fail cuz they dont have the right tools or knowledge or dont follow directions
Hopefully with the help of this video you'll be able to succeed Mickey. thanks so much for watching.
Why don't you translate the video into Arabic?
This was an awesome video and very helpful!
Awesome!
I would like to purchase this. Not capable for me to do this in my condo.
It would be a little tight in a condo haha. when I open up a barn door shop I will let you know :) thanks so much for watching and your support.
Not sure the origin on naked eye, but a band called luscious Jackson has a cool song called naked eye lol. Door looks great!
Haha thanks for the heads up Johnny. I need to check out that song for sure now. Thanks so much for your continued support.
BYOT do you mind sharing what type of plywood you used for the base? Also, what does the backside look like is it just flat? Thanks
There is a link in my video description on where to find all of the tools and materials in this video. Here it is though just incase: homedepot.sjv.io/voqP3. Thanks so much for watching.
And yes the back is just flat and smooth.
I found this on Google and I want to say that right before the beginning of this, it said that it started when the telescope and eyeglasses were an idea and then brought to life in 1677. I just googled the origin of the phrase naked eye. Where did it come from, what was the meaning and why was it used LOL
GOOGLE:
Nature, in order to carry out the marvelous operations in animals and plants has been pleased to construct their organized bodies with a very large number of machines, which are of necessity made up of extremely minute parts so shaped and situated as to form a marvelous organ, the structure and composition of which are usually invisible to the naked eye without the aid of a microscope.
In a single century, the spread of ideas, research and technology including optical instruments inspired the common use of the phrase, "naked eye" i.e. "Seen by the eye alone without a telescope, microscope or any magnifying device."
The phrase "naked eye" was profoundly influenced by the idea that our human eye, (a single lens system) was not sufficiently powerful a tool with which to view the world without aid.
She was an excellent little vessel, of immense speed, and as she came along at full steam, she was soon visible to the naked eye.
the pronunciation - its like - i can read his voice.
Congratulations....you have successfully completed a very nice door. Please treat yourself to a new track saw
the white and black inlay would have looked good too. :) digging this design thanks man I appreciate the time and effort, keep the amazing vids going!
Thanks for informative video. Also, you give me Mister Rodgers Vibes with the intro😂.
I looked through previous comments and couldn't find the answer. How much MDF trim did you use?
Hey Brent. Me again. Great project. You could sell these doors retail at $500-$600 easy! Did you use ACK plywood for the backer? Another high end job! Thanks
When I saw the thumbnail, I thought "great, another video using a CNC machine, so what's the point of watching...rant, rant, rant". Watched anyways and was pleasantly surprised to see plywood, MDF and bondo! It ended up looking so seamless and beautiful! Excellent work and great video, Brent!
Like the design and BTW Naked eye, also called bare eye or unaided eye, is the practice of engaging in visual perception unaided by a magnifying or light-collecting optical instrument, such as a telescope or microscope. Vision corrected to normal acuity using corrective lenses is still considered "naked".
I Love your videos! I'm trying to build barn doors for my den with an 8x8 ft opening. How would you recommend I felt something like that. Thanks
I was think that I would have painted the door before you added the boards and done different bright colors at each or multiple areas under the boards, then after the spray on it would look the same all black from a distance but small tiny bright flashes or hints of colors would catch your eye, or naked eye! lol If you ever try this please tag me, thanks. PS I love barn doors.
Why can't we have an MDF or WPC with lines CNC cut and painted? Wouldn't we achieve the same results?
This is amazing. Question, did you also bondo the plywood side of the barndoor 🚪? I ask because it looks very smooth when you were painting it.
Wooooow..., love this door. I will do the same for my bedroom.....
Love hearing that Sophia. Go for it and let me know how it turns out :)
Great video bro… I use a can of black spray paint for those gaps, much much easier then apply my top coat
Awesome!
at 3:34 --- wouldn't it be "everything that succeeds it" ?
Omg I love that door what would u recommend for a person who has no saw…keep running to Home Depot? How many pieces did u buy? Cost ?
Your a TOP DIY producer!!! (and craftsman!!!) Beautiful door. Wow
Just beautiful, Brent!
Great to hear Kathleen. Thanks so much for watching and your support.
Omg! Where have you been all of my life! Your voice is very calming. Your instruction is clear & concise. And your projects are ones I have wanted to do & with your online presence & You Tube channel, feel confident to tackle. The workmanship you apply to all of your projects is outstanding .... 🙌🙌 Great job and thanks for all that you share, teach & inspire us with!
I noticed you added a blue supplement to the Bondo before applying. Can you let us know what that is?
Hi @byot I noticed that the barn door hardware that you used has a 72" track but others come with 60". Is there any determining factor as to which to use if installing with the same size door that you made?
Is there anything to take into account if you were to finish both sides or add the chevron pattern to both sides? Wondering if adding thickness to the door by finishing both sides is going to cause it to rub against the wall or if there are spacers to be added so the door doesn’t rub against the wall when sliding it.
Naked eye: can be seen without the aid of a lens. Usually refers to distance. It also used when machiavellian subterfuge is done in the open.
You could also glue 2 sheets of plywood together and then use a routerbit to make the grooves.
Great idea WS and I did think of that. Just didn’t think the routing would come out well in the end haha. Thanks for watching.
@@BYOTools in the end the routing process would probably take longer as you will need to guide it everytime.
At 13:57 you can see there's 2 round plastic pieces. These are ment to get attached on top of the door abs are suppose to be between the door and track. They get lightly screwed on at the front edge so that you can twist them. The hole isn't centered so that you can twist them to the outside of the door or directly on top of the door. When you hang the door your supposed to twist them, this is ment to prevent the door from ever getting bumped of the track. Just saying this for anyone that plans on installing their own barn door. You don't want it to ever come off accidently. It wasn't done in this video
Thanks for the design. I built one myself for under the porch. Came out great
That came out great! Nice job brother! Like to see what hardware you use for the handle! Anything would look good I’m sure! The bondo was a great idea also! Great job! 👌👌👌
Nice work bro! how many mdf boards did you use for this project? thanks.
I’ve got hardware for this type of door for my closet but I’ve been hesitant to attempt it. If. Succeed I can by more hardware and do the other closet
What would have looked good is if you had left the white in the groves and then stuck oiled oak wood strips into the groves.
GUESS WHAT, BRENT? we are now drunk.
Nice, I’m doing one soon. Great video
Love hearing this Juan and thanks so much for watching.
Stodoys is nice for that.
What do you do if your door is bigger than the size of the plywood sheets available?
It's so nice!! I will make such a door in my new home 😀👍👍👍
Beautiful! Question? What was the blue stuff that you added to Bondo?
Would be cheaper for me to buy the door rather than to buy all the tools and materials to build the door
How much did you end up spending in total to make this?
naked eye comes from "unarmed eye" or untrained and in certain areas could be called naked.
@byot Can you link what router you used please?
Perfect job my friend! I really like that color !
The bando on the edges jus saved my life. Thank you bro
Paint in the direction of grove to get the paint in the grove...
Hello Great work from France, Bravo!!
This is super nice....I'm going to try it thx
Looks great!!!!
Great job....but the carpet in the corridor is so ugly. Exchange it for wood floor.
Haha! This wasn’t for my house but I’m sure she will upgrade eventually. Thanks for watching Jan
I think it looked great as well with the white inside the gaps