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Door hinges installation How to fit door hinges how to hang a door
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2018
- Hi . In this video I'm showing how to fit a door hinges on to the door and on the door frame. Or simpler how to hang a door . The door Im doing is an interior fire door
When you don't have a dad so you have to find some cool random internet man to teach you how to repair stuff.
Average Dad doesn’t know how to do this
The exact reason why I found this video😂
Same bro haha
I've been learning to build decks for the last year and a half and this helped me out alot. I've been cursing out my door for the past hour
Wow! Thank you so much for demystifying this! You are the reason UA-cam should exist!
I am just hanging my first door (made my own wardrobe doors and fitted with soft close hinges previously) and realised that the loose leaf of the hinge is fixed to the door and the rigid side (solidly joined to the knuckle) of the hinge plate is fixed to the frame.
Thank you for the demo; I was using the chisel with the angled side up and I noticed that you were using it face down. Also, the tip you showed, where you put a temp screw into the hinge when you were drawing around each hinge to ensure correct placement. Cheers!
Thanks for this great video. For years I had misunderstood how to use a wood chisel. I had been using it upside down and thought it was for chipping away at wood. You show how to use the tool as a mini plane and use the beveled surface to control the depth and avoid gouging the wood.
Awesome. Thank you. 👍
Thank you, Dana White,...so talented,...home repair tips and UFC manager,...excellent!
As an Investor for twenty or so years, I never paid close attention to placement of Door Hinges as I should. My Father was a 4th Generation Master Finished Carpenter. However, being the youngest of Six Boys, he wouldn't let me near a Hammer or Saw.
So I have never had too many problems with how my Contractors or Builders hanging Doors properly.
I did remember that visually, the Hinges as this Bloak demonstrated in the Video to make sure the Hinges are positioned tightly close to the Door Jam.
So I recently hired a Handy Man to hang some Doors during a Renovation. 25 Years in Construction, I figured he sihouldn't have a problem doing the job right.
This the reason, I wanted to readdress a proper way of positioning the Hinges. The Hinges became loose as the Screws did not appear to be tightly screwed in to the Door Jam. They were loose. This tells me that besides not placing the Hinges tightly next to the Door Jam, it also appears the Screws were over torqued which of course will cause the strip the Screw Holes of the threading that normally will properly hold the Screw in place. It's very important to watch for these details.
This will prevent in my case to have to get a call a year or so later from a Tenant in a Rental Property to send a Handy Man out on a Service Call to fix a Door that won't close properly. The real old Houses that were built from the Turn of the Century to about the 1950's or 60's mostly have original Hinges in them unless the Renter or Home Owner abused the Door some how. Thank you Sir for your Video. Good One!
I’ve been using a chisel wrongly for years!! Thanks for the vid 👍🏻
This helped me a LOT, especially the chiseling method. Have successfully hung my first door, cheers!
Thanks so much this really helped me today to fit my door on to the frame.
Thanks. Useful video. I followed you video and it worked out fine for me.
This was very helpful. Thank you
Nice work
Thanks I did need that video, been doing it wrong for years.
Before you mark and place the hinges for the frame, it’s important to understand how to properly aligned the door and the opening. That would be a good video to include.
Grat stuff, Doing that first time !!Thanks
Wow amazing thank you
Your hinge on the door is upside down. You have marked it initially the correct way around but then you have flipped the hinge the other way around and fixed it in the place. Usually the leaf of the hinge which has two prongs is placed on the door and the leaf with the three prongs of metal is placed on the frame. This is to prevent door sag or the hinges distorting over time as the door frame is what takes most of the strain of the door.
Those are rising ball bearing hinges he is using not standard butt hinges. Its not incorrect.
They are a standard ball bearing door hinge used in the video, a rising door hinge is somewhat different and is used to navigate changes in the height of flooring between rooms. Please feel free to Google what a rising hinge is because in the UK this is a standard ball bearing hinge used in this video. Yes it is each to there own but in my experience and many others a basic door hinge is still a basic door hinge not matter how you dress it up and if you want to maintain the stability of the door and do not want to have to redo the job in a few months time I personally would value some constructive criticism or tips. The installation method I use is the only way I hang doors and in my experience it one makes sense based on the laws of gravity and it is a no fail way of hanging doors providing you have the correct screws.
If you have an opinion to share please use a new comment box because that is what they are there for and I think some people forget that.
This makes a tremendous amount of sense!
Go fukyourself its a good video
I think you are partially correct. Which way the door opens up affects the position. Also the pin head needs to face up, so you can’t just simply turn it the other way.
I had to learn how to do this for design tech in school, and this tutorial video really helped.
Very skillfully done. Thanks for the video. So easy to make a botch of it with the chisel. Wish there was some sort of jig to stop me chiseling down too far. Once youve made that mistake youve had it.
Very nice and easy, thanks a bunch
Thanks for the help! 😊
Great video on how to chisel out. Many thanks
Very good video as always
Great video. Is there a jig that allows you to easily router it out then chisel out the corners/
Yes, ryobi have one
Easier to fit hinges using a router. 18volts
Riobi router. Very quick and easy, and also a excellent finish. And time saving. Each hinge, will only take a couple of minutes. And no risk of accidental damage to door.
Sometimes the edge can get damaged.
Also chisel has to be sharpened.
Oak doors are hard to chisel. With a 18v router,
The router drill bit, lasts a long time.
Chisel has to be sharpened, after fitting a couple of Oak doors. Router definitely saves a lot of time. Also Router can be used to fit hinges to doors and frames. A 18volt Riobi router is about £75 I think. But with chisel this guy has done a beautifull job.
Oak doors need 3 hinges on each door.
That can take over 30 minutes to fit 3 hinges.
Router wil take 10 minutes at the most.
With no risk involved. And I’m not a chippy, but I would choose a router, to do the job and not chisels.. everybody has ther own way of doing.
Od razu slychac ze Polak 😜 pozdrawiam
Informative video, but the music too loud, then you turn it dowm, now the narrator's volume too soft
very helpful, thanks
Are you Polish? Wielkie dzięki stary!
Thanks Mr it is very help full
I have an 1-3/8 thick door what size hinge do I need like a 1-1/4” wide ?
Rough job... the long side of the hinge on the door will be short of the cut out due to the radius of the hinge barrel .
When chipping out the idea is a flat bed or when tightening up an irregular bed will bend and stress the hinge and prevent smooth operation. Here the hinge wasn’t even let in properly before you put the screws in . The right hand side in the video was raised , not flush with the door surface.
This was a very amateur approach.
Not mentioning what to do if the frame is warped or not square . 2 hinges hang easy , 3 or more , the hinge axis becomes critical or huge strains go into the door and frame wood even if the alignment is just slightly out .
Here a really cheap nasty door is being used . As light as a feather by the look of it . Plain hinges rated 40 Kgs would be fine . The stainless hinges used here , with bearings in are for 120 Kg fire doors .So these hinges are a mismatch really .
Most people only use a couple of screws per hinge to start with and “see how she hangs . Only then drill the other final holes if all is well ...
Beautifully let in brass hinges on a hardwood door call for more care . The flat edge of the chisel should be towards the outside , otherwise the plunge cut won’t be square .
Slot screws call for possibly a little bit of grease on them to help to screw them in .
When all is hanging well , only finally put in the best screws with a top quality sharp screwdriver ...not to chew the head .... Suitable pilot holes should be drilled and an impact driver not used .
There is a big risk of splitting the frame if pilots holes not carefully done , and when the door is kicked ... the door or frame is already split to “help “ the. kicker” ....
Please can you tell me the proper way to hang a hinge... i have grade 7 hinges, they have writing on, one side has the brand name jedo the other is the fine print CE stuff. now the carpenter that fit the doors for me put the side with jedo brand name on the frame. but some doors open the other side which resulted in some of the hinge writing being upside down. is that right or should they all be placed so the writing is right way up?
@@SuperChalkster Hello , some hinges have a pin running through them . This can be taken out and the door taken off the frame WITHOUT having to chew the screw heads with multiple insertions and removals. If so, that pin has to be knocked upwards to get it out, determining which way around the hinge must be must be .Upside down in theory the pin could just drop out and that would be wrong. Irrespective of which way around the writing is. Another determinant is that the leaf with the most structure involved in the hinge is traditionally attached to the frame (fractionally less weight for the hinge to carry ?) Another factor might be which orientation the rest of the hinges in the house are, simply to match. Otherwise the orientation of the writing on the hinge makes no difference to its performance. In your case its likely that you could wedge support the door and then set about turning them 180 degrees one at a time, The screw holes are often mirror images and thus can be reused in such a task.
If you think about it a door can open hinged on the left or on the right. If there is writing on the hinge then one side will end up with upside down writing if the same mechanical considerations of the hinge is used irrespective of the side it is hinged. If the was definitely top/bottom polarity, the hinge supplier would alert you to the requirement.
@@G4VRX i found out that its most to post, i do understand by looking at the hinge, its a grade 7 ball bearing hinge, in the case of this in some instances the lettering will be upside down... would it matter if i did reverse them so the lettering was the right way? i know it is silly and nobody would really ever notice this minor detail, but i am a decorator and i see these minor things, i see all the details as a finishing trade, i paint around them all for a living.
Nice job!
helo sir firstly it is a good attempt at hinging a door but if you would have scribed round the hinge with a sharp stanley knife this would give a more detailed fit but be carefull how the grain runs also marked the depth off the hinge if you chisel flat side down from outwards in its much more neater job and please sharpen your pencil it is to thick this is the difference between being ok and not professional if a fire door 3 hinges need to be applied
Routers ain’t got nothin on this guy! Nice chiseling!
This is the correct way
NOOICE!
BUDDY , YOU SKIP THE PART YOU HANGING THAT DOOR BY YOURSELF INTO THOSE HINGES .
That was what I was looking for too. I get how to do the hinges. I was looking for how do I align the door get it position correctly and figure out how to make sure they’re gonna be able to open and close once I put the new hinges on
So you just judge the depth required by eye? The hinge looked not quite flush on the door - deliberate?
Which hinge goes to the door, the 2 part or 3 part (like letter "E"), I have seen so many variation it is so confusing.
Majster klepka
You are hanging a door into a new frame. Would of been good for you to explain how you got the door to size first plus that frame holds a strip not all frames will have that rebate. Also its not as simple as offering up the door and marking hinges to cut out you need to make sure the door has an even gap before marking out. Just a few things.
Hi,,what’s the best way to trim a new door down if the frame is not straight
In lieu of a hand chisel, can you recommend a power tool that can do the job easier and faster?
Router / Hand router with a door hinge guide, usually the chisel is used just to clean up.
@@splinterz_0z152 I just bought myself a router to try for the first time from Lowes. Hope it works as well as others like yourself say.
@@jimmay1988 have fun practicing! Once you get the depth set correctly with the router and hinge guide, turns door hanging into a much faster process, routers a lovely bit of kit!
How much your service i mean price
What’s the reason for cutting the area for the hinge? Does it need to happen?
It depends on the even gap around the door when it is shut all the way. Helps to cut the frame mounting the hinge, so it is flush and smoother for closing the door.
Did I miss the bit where you hang the door?
Thanks
Great video! How do you keep your chisels sharp?
everything was good until the thousand pop ups at the end so i could not see finished product!!!!
You didn’t show how to align the hinges perfectly to the wall, this is the most difficult step
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top work
Shame you didn’t show the door hung in the ending
music name at 2:10
Or something like that
Next time use a cutter will be faster and more accurate.
hi
Wrong sizes, too close to the line with the chisel
very slowly work
Rough as toast
The way to work is very old
I wonder where you got your pencil.... 🤣
😂 IKEA or Screwfix 💯
"how to hang a door" 🤨
Editing. Speed up the sections where you fasten each screw, and chisel out each bit of wood. Otherwise good.
Another waster of space!🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Do you people not know that there are special jigs that can be bought for just about any type of door hinge and a router will do a 100 times more accurate job than a chisel!
Sorry this is terrible. You should mark out with a knife not a blunt pencil from screwfix.
Its only softwood so you should remove material from front to back across the grain. You need an actual sharp chesil to do this.
@livey oone he's obviously an expert.
could i use a kitchen knife ?
Hasn't a clue
WHAT'S WITH THE WEIRD ACCENT? IS HE COMMUNIST? HE FORGOT THE CRUCIAL PART OF SHIMMING THE DOOR PLUMB AND SEPARATING THE HINGE AFTER YOU MEASURE AND ALIGNING IT WITH FRAME !
His accent is weird and you're an idiot. And you caps lock got stuck. Say or show something meaningful kid.