These one are a bit of a pain in the butt, compared to your average door stops.. it takes more than just a Phillips tip. He’s just showing a hack to this style. (Although it’s easier if you just take the rubber off 😂and use you flathead tip or socket) just saying, one less step
The better trick is to mount it on the door. That way it is out the way when cleaning and does not get broken by slamming into it with the vacuum over time.
I agree. This is how they should be installed. They are out of the way of vacuum cleaners and some situations, such as a door opening to a bathtub, tile base, or another door. We're still instructed to put them on the base, but I put them as high as possible so the vacuum head can get underneath. I don't care if they're installed on base. I charge to reinstall them when they break off.
@@billybrewer2061 as a GC the ones attached to the hinges… most I have found, are pure junk. They pull the hinge pin up and out. Leave a mess of oil and metal residue. Which ones specifically do u use?
Yeah so being he is replacing an existing one that must have failed I’m sure the point was just the use of the tool. Not the location, style, or…. Just the tool.
There are also some that you pull the plastic/rubber tip off of, and then you can use a screwdriver (or driver bit) on it, then put the tip back on. If you do the predrill, it really doesn't take much with hand driving it though.
Nice tip/ trick. Thanks for sharing. The next trick is to find a stopper that isn't a piece of chinese crap. That one looks expensive it's probably a good one.
Hinge pin stops destroy the hinges. I get too many callbacks and repairs for other people's installations. I wouldn't put them on a door of a client that I didn't like. Because I would have to deal with them again.
Due to the massive leverage available on the hinge bump stops, I have seen them poke holes in the hollow core doors and tare up hinges. I have replaced them with spring type door stops. The spring type stop is the best way to go in humble experienced opinion.
Door stops have been around for a few years. Glad you got the hang of this "trick".
These one are a bit of a pain in the butt, compared to your average door stops.. it takes more than just a Phillips tip. He’s just showing a hack to this style. (Although it’s easier if you just take the rubber off 😂and use you flathead tip or socket) just saying, one less step
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How else could it be???
In all these years, I’ve been hammering them in
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Nice… Also if you pull the rubber cap off there’s a place for a screwdriver
The better trick is to mount it on the door. That way it is out the way when cleaning and does not get broken by slamming into it with the vacuum over time.
I agree. This is how they should be installed. They are out of the way of vacuum cleaners and some situations, such as a door opening to a bathtub, tile base, or another door. We're still instructed to put them on the base, but I put them as high as possible so the vacuum head can get underneath. I don't care if they're installed on base. I charge to reinstall them when they break off.
Thanks man!.. it’s really nice to share these tricks!.. 👍
Smart, you always show me things I wouldn’t think of, thank you.
As a GC I have always instructed my crews to install the door bump on the door so it is not in the way of the vacuum or other cleaning tool.
As a GC I would have to say that would look cheap. I use the ones that attach to the hinges.
@@billybrewer2061 as a GC the ones attached to the hinges… most I have found, are pure junk. They pull the hinge pin up and out. Leave a mess of oil and metal residue.
Which ones specifically do u use?
Yeah so being he is replacing an existing one that must have failed I’m sure the point was just the use of the tool. Not the location, style, or…. Just the tool.
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@@M30263 The ones I use are from Lowes. Nothing special. They have always been durable for me putting them in the top hinge.
There are also some that you pull the plastic/rubber tip off of, and then you can use a screwdriver (or driver bit) on it, then put the tip back on. If you do the predrill, it really doesn't take much with hand driving it though.
those are the ones we get most time . I usually don't even take the caps off I use my hand as a wrench lol
What a neat trick!
Thank God for this video. I was so confused when I tried to install a door stop this morning. 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣lmao 😂😂😂
Wow that was totally amazing bro. I never knew😂😂
Great for breaking a toe. Try the spring version. They are a lot more forgiving.
I figured out this trick last summer, it's a great time saver.
Wow a modern marvel
Top notch handy man 😂😂😂😂😂
I like the spring ones. If anything but the door hits it, it moves out of the way instead of causing damage.
Deep.
You did it!!! Yah!
Outstanding 👍
I’m very proud of ya!!
Woauuuuu Amazing 😮😮😮😮😮
More impressed by the paint job
Wow! What a trick
Nice 👍
Nice tip/ trick. Thanks for sharing. The next trick is to find a stopper that isn't a piece of chinese crap. That one looks expensive it's probably a good one.
I usually put some silicone around the door stop before I fully inserted into the wall when you open the door it hits the silicone and not the wall
You can just pull rubber bumper off also and do it without seperating it
Genius
The 'trick' is getting us to watch the video
Next video- how to remove outlet cover.
First time I’ve ever seen that type of stop in my career . Usually a screw through the centre eye then screw in the stop .
Well it is a whole lot quicker than my glue.
Since since this was was already pre-drilled and threaded, I'm not sure you saved enough time to make the chucking and un-chucking worth it.
At least it matches his jumper...
This is a premium door stop, I finally found it.. but its $21 per stop!
I guess as long as you can screw in a door stop it becomes worthy of a UA-cam video
Start making that money also brother. It's free, as you can see.
Big whoop
Smart 👍
Whats funny is they include this "trick" in the instruction manual for this doorstop type.
If a flexible spring type stop were used then the likelihood of the stop being tore out of the base board is massively refuced!
When are you going to show the trick?
Or just you know drill a pilot hole and screw it in by hand. That way you aren’t always screwing with the chuck.
I agree, that’s the way 99% of fitters would do it. 😂
If you take off the rubber piece, there’s a slot for a screwdriver
The ones I buy you just pop the rubber or plastic cap off and there is a female Phillips head for you to use for the installation!
What was the trick??
DAHAH... HOW ELSE WOULD YOU DO IT???
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What's the trick?
What is the trick??? 🤔
I do feel tricked.
How else are you supposed to do it?
Attach it to the door where it belongs.
Whats the trick?
When someone build it, and you deconstruct it to make a video
I guess I have always been “tricky”
trick?
What's the trick?...
I was gonna turn it round and try and rubber it into the skirting. Sausage.
Whats the trick
What's the trick? 👀 👀 👀 👀
STOP IT...
Take the rubber off and put the whole door stop on to your drill instead
Old school
I thought you were going to put the door stopper in the drill 💀
So what is the trick ? This is how is should be done. That’s like my trick of putting two slices of bread in a toaster to make toast.
Hinge pin stop is better option!
Hinge pin stops destroy the hinges. I get too many callbacks and repairs for other people's installations. I wouldn't put them on a door of a client that I didn't like. Because I would have to deal with them again.
@@MichaeltheCrank I've never had a problem with them in all my years of using them.
Due to the massive leverage available on the hinge bump stops, I have seen them poke holes in the hollow core doors and tare up hinges. I have replaced them with spring type door stops. The spring type stop is the best way to go in humble experienced opinion.
What's the trick...
I just use an old shoe to stop the door
where that 40 year fool for this one
The door stop goes on the door. How else are you going to clean around it?
Where is the trick?
No TWANG TWANGGGgggG ? I hate progress
Wait you forgot to show us the trick...
That's not how any of the stops I've bought wor though......
And the “ trick” ?
Trick? What trick?
Where's the trick?
So where’s the trick….?
Change the door the door is flimsy😢😢😅
Where is the „trick“?
Where was the trick?😂
I am so heartbroken he didn't make it go boing to test at the end.
This form of door stop mot available here. But how is this a "trick"?
Dont hit it with your toe.
Lol just remove the rubber and drive it in with a screw driver 🤦♂️
Where's the trick?
This is just how they're installed
Why is this a trick???
Just now noticed the threads here I'm thinking how the heck did he screw that on to a pop rivet
looks as if it were already installed and that you removed it to show us some “cool” trick….
How is this a trick?
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Wtf
A Makita drill would be better 😂
That's not a trick, wtf? Underwhelming, lmao
Why not drill a pilot hole
You call this trick!😂😂
Where’s the trick
Yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
What’s the trick?