First time writing a comment ever. Your video is funny. You are naturally funny. Your video was the only video, as far as what I was looking, that viewed exactly what I wanted. You know your stuff. Thanks.
Rameek Croskey thank you, brother! I feel like this one isn’t even a good one! Check out some of my other ones. Also I’ve got some pretty cool videos in the works. Videos are taking longer right now cause construction in the Alabama summer means ridiculous hours and uncomfortable humidity lol
Great video. This is my next project my wife wants me to make. Barn door with a mirror on our closet. What type of adhesive did you use for the mirror?
James Hopkins a glass shop in Huntsville, AL called Absolute Glass. It had a little scratch in it so I only paid $60. Would have been around $120 if it was flawless.
Alex Potvin it weighed 94 pounds! Most of the weight was in the mirror though. I believe it was a pine tongue and groove I used on the back. I hung it with a barn door kit from Lowe’s.
Lia K naaaah, that was a black sharpie mark circling a scratch on the mirror. You can get scratched mirrors at discounted prices at glass shops. I used the lighter fluid to clean the sharpie 👍👍
Tutorial starts at 4:10
Thanks for this, Im currently trying to add a mirrored door to a corner cabinet and this is the way for framing!
this was such a fun video! love your energy
mwaldemar thanks! It’s the coffee! lol
Looks like my dad has a new project haha I will be showing him this! Thanks for the tutorial!!
Watching now and ready to do it!! Thanks for the vids!
trixia bartolome
Thanks for watching!
First time writing a comment ever. Your video is funny. You are naturally funny. Your video was the only video, as far as what I was looking, that viewed exactly what I wanted. You know your stuff.
Thanks.
Rameek Croskey thank you, brother! I feel like this one isn’t even a good one! Check out some of my other ones. Also I’ve got some pretty cool videos in the works. Videos are taking longer right now cause construction in the Alabama summer means ridiculous hours and uncomfortable humidity lol
Thank you brother. Looking forward to viewing your other videos.
Thanks man, I'm headed for the courthouse to get my trailer tags renewed.
😂 I forgot about that part of this video
why not just glue and pocket hole outer frame and glue and screw from behind? then no visible nails on front fascia and no need to fill and sand?
rob riley 🤷♂️ whatever works for you. I just kinda freestyled through it
I’m gonna try this. I know I’ll be frustrated
Great video. This is my next project my wife wants me to make. Barn door with a mirror on our closet. What type of adhesive did you use for the mirror?
Thanks! It’s called liquid nails. And you can see it for a second at 9:05! Good luck!
@@TMPK Thanks!
@@jorrba3934 anytime!
Stellar waste of time
where did you get the mirror from and how much was it?
James Hopkins a glass shop in Huntsville, AL called Absolute Glass. It had a little scratch in it so I only paid $60. Would have been around $120 if it was flawless.
What kind of wood was used?
Genesis Reyes pine I believe
Whats the size of mirror ?
sexyvful I don’t remember exactly, but it needs to be smaller than your door, but bigger than the frame.
Where can I find the podcast?
luke513
Podbean, Spotify and eventually Apple. Search RockTheBeat.
I thought you were going to burn it with lighter fluid.
Carissa Fisher haha maybe next time 🤪
How heavy was the door once it was framed/backed with pine? How did you hang it?
Alex Potvin it weighed 94 pounds! Most of the weight was in the mirror though. I believe it was a pine tongue and groove I used on the back. I hung it with a barn door kit from Lowe’s.
great video!!!! instagram?
Louis Jauregui thanks! Nah
Lighter fluid takes out scratches? Learn something new
Lia K naaaah, that was a black sharpie mark circling a scratch on the mirror. You can get scratched mirrors at discounted prices at glass shops. I used the lighter fluid to clean the sharpie 👍👍
Jared And Cassy lol thanks
Jared And Cassy lol thanks