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How to Install Pocket Doors Part 2 of 3: Hanging the Door Slab
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2019
- In this video we do an overview on how a pocket door opening is framed and how to hang the slab in the opening. I show a few of the common mistakes that can happen during installation as well as give an overview of the hardware.
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***MUSIC VOLUME***Thanks for all the comments suggesting the music be lowered or cut out. I will definitely try and lower the music volume or cut it out in future videos. Thanks for the respectful feed back. 👍👌
Agreed. If you don't use a zoom mic your voice has an echo which makes it hard to understand sometimes. The music makes it harder to hear. In my opinion, you don't need the music at all. Thanks for the info!
Just remove it. It adds nothing. Only distraction.
What you talk about is SO important. Thanks for this.
I wss going to suggest tweaking your mic or sound pickup, maybe switch to a decent mic that you could leaen how to mix the vocals with sound so you have pan for stereo% sound frequencies adjusted so different ranges pop out in the mix like that is how you you get meaning out of both vocal and music. This recording you have two tracking sounds over top of each other muddling out each other so it's very tough to try to pay attention to what your saying bevause although lovely music it's competing with you. So if your only changing just volume with the musix then the answer is I thought it was a tad too loud..
Yup! Agreed... Your tutorials should not be obscured by music.
You probably put out the most genuinely informative carpentry vids on youtube. Hope you re-think the music overlays though --- more distracting than anything and really not necessary with your great content. Subscribed.
Christian / also voice overs are better than echo voice. Great content. It’s nice that he offers this advice that normally takes someone years to get.
As a fellow interior trim carpenter. I've found all of your videos that I've watched to be very informative, your technique and application is applied professionally to say the least. Thank you for sharing your knowledge in the craft. Job well done 👍
I appreciate the kind words. 👍
Finish carpentry recommend your channel, so I decided to check you out, I like what I see so I subscribed. I'm rehabbing a house I just bought and it have pocket doors which I love. I'm learning so much about how to do a lot of my own work. You're very good at explaining how to do things unlike so many videos which are just watch me do it. Thanks
You do a great job! Thank you from a veteran carpenter with very little pocket door experience!
Yeah, I have to agree and chime in on the music overlay as well. Very distracting. I look every day for your videos because you have some of the best context out there. I love that you are experimenting because that means that you’re videos are going to keep getting better and better. Keep up the good work bud! Appreciate you and your work.
"An unfortunate number of times". That was the most diplomatic dig I've seen. Respect. Ahahahahaha
Always incredible videos. This is not solicited, but I think the background music is fine, it is just a touch loud in the mix and in certain moments of the video runs roughshod over your voice and takes a little away from the instruction. But your videos are always remarkable. Thank you for doing these. All the best!
The Transit of Venus In my opinion would be to just skip the music Entirely... It is a distraction... I guess everyone is Entitled to their opinion. Greg
Hey. If Lsl aren’t in the budget I use 2x4 with relief cuts every couple feet then cover the 2x4 with the steel track used for steel studding. Really helps keep the studs from twisting and bowing.
Now I have my way to make these openings serviceable if they even need work done to them by having the header jamb removable and held by earth magnets and caulking (if it’s paint grade.
Great information that's timely for me. You're a pro! Re-doing a badly out of plumb door in my 50 year old house. I would suggest that you remove the music from the video except for the intro or outro. You've already got a little echoey environment and the music distracts from your great content. Looking forward to part 3 of 3.
Where is part 3. I've installed probably 25 pocket doors over the years and this has to be the best tutorial I've ever seen. If I ever go out on my own I am forcing my employees to watch your videos. I have to agree with everyone else turn down the music you don't need it. Excellent video
Part 3 will be released in the next week or two on a Friday.
I Been installing pocket door for a long time, and just installed a few at my current job site and all of them had a bump on the track . It was a a brand that i never worked with before and aso it was cheaper. It took long time to fix them. Im very experienced with pocket door, but that is something you definitely don't want when installing pocket door.
Great video, thanks for taking the time to film the process.
Great video thank you very much.I'm a professional painter who likes carpentry for personal projects. I really wish I had someone like you installing the trim before I got in there!!!! Keep up the great work.
Thanks so much for this! Really good job! Add me to the list of subscribers who want you to drop the music overlays, they're just a distraction to your very well thought out lessons.
Very educational video! Well thought out ! You are the young version of Tom Silva !
on your install base video; some more short cuts to take--a 100 inch stick (base cut to 100 inch) and tape measure for long ones . on your measure chart right after measurements a small straight line or angled to left or right for 45 * . the need to number can be eliminated by stacking each base on top of each other in order cut per room . outside corners of shorter dementions can have brackets drawen around the dementions on paper to hot glue at saw inc. the ones of door near wall .
Excellent videos lad. But I have to see this jambmaster video make it happen. you have to sale it for me
Hello, As always Great in depth video’s... One suggestion for you would be after you square up your leading door edge and after you cut out for the lock hardware would be to install your roller hardware mounts while the door is still laying flat on your sawhorses... It’s much easier to do that than to get up on a ladder...
Of course adjustments at the opening can often occur. Back in the day I often had 4 or more pocket doors per unit/house to set/hang. I always made my own pocket frames and hung the doors as protocol dictated. Sometimes before and sometimes after drywall was hung. Either way a mild challenge. On the ThinderSprng project I often had to put to frames together for a Six foot opening. I even did a Twelve foot, Quad door opening once. It took two days to build the frame, set then hang the four doors and do all the adjustments. I was given the nickname the “Door King” by our Forman... LoL. Greg
Very informative. Helped me, thanks
Thanks for curing my desire to build with excessive pocket doors. This series is great!
People go crazy about pocket doors in the design phase. But they really should be avoided when possible.
Insider Carpentry; I worked on a very High End Condo Complex Up In Ketchum, Idaho Calle “Thunder Spring” back in 2001-2003, the average Unit size was about 1,500 - 2,500 sq ft. They had as little as one and as many as 5 pocket doors in each unit. Even the smallest at 850 sq ft had at least one. The very Largest units were up words of 6,000 sq ft.Very High End Hardware by Rocky Mountain Hardware were used through out the whole Complex... I build most of the Pocket Frames myself and set them as per spec. Some were doubles and one set was actually a “quad” with four doors, two coming out from each pocket to make up a 7’0” x 12’0” opening... It took three days to make the pockets, Hang the doors and set all the Split Jamb pieces and Hardware... Oh and The Dry wallers used 5/8” Bullnose so no casing though out as well... I enjoy all of your videos... I call them “Comfort Food”. You so remind me of my younger days with your willingness to excel in or work ethics... I commend you... Greg
@@gregorylondos534 Thanks for the support, it carries weight coming from an older peer. Pocket doors are one of the few things I haven't been able to find any "hacks" for to really help speed and efficiency. I feel like at the end of the day pocket doors are just very tedious and there are a multitude of factors that can make an install difficult.
Your videos are amazing and thorough
This is exactly what I was looking for , thank you so much man
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. Pocket doors can be such a pain to install. In my opinion Crowder makes the best track and rollers for pocket doors that I’ve used.
I'd like to try them. My yard stocks johnson so I'm kind of limited to that.
great video, very professional. the music in the background is hard to listen to.
Great video.. you are so skilled and it's a pleasure to watch you work.
Very good video
Excellent Pocket Door plan. Could you show how you frame out the 2 X 6 rough opening and install the track. Thanks
Love your channel. Very informative. Can you please do videos on your hinge door hanging methods, for pre-hung and slab doors.
Lately I’ve been using the soft close option Johnson has. They need to be dialed in before drywall goes on. But other than that they’re awesome and highly recommended.
Great content, music is distracting though. Appreciate your in depth explanations and visuals.
Where I am the pocket doors come as prefab kits. One of the workarounds for stiffening the 2x4 kits is to sheet it with 1/2" plywood. Besides the obvious it provides noise dampening. I just have to make a new strike jamb which is easy. Plus always pay the extra 5 bucks for the higher end roller hardware.
Full of good information
Wow, i got to say i saw one of your pervious vids and you said production carpenter and that triggered me. Most guys ive met that say production are a hacks. You really have you shit together and no matter how long anyone has done this stuff there is always something to be improved or learned. I enjoy your videos. Wish i could work on a job like yours. Usually a job the size of yours 5-10 thousand sq ft i have to dance around 20 other dudes.
"An unfortunate amount of times!!!" Ahahahahaha. I know exactly what you mean.
A tip you use but don't mention is the direction you face the opening of the clips on the top of the door. Facing both clips with the opening facing the same way towards the direction the door closes will help you get the pins in very easy. This may not seem that important until you get to some solid core 8 foot doors, some even have glass inserts that make them very heavy. Using this method even if your alone it is still very easy.
Great as always👌
insider carpentry/lewis carpentry - good chippying. good content.
Thanks bro.
I like having the music.
If you want to up your pocket door install quality check out the soft closing mechanisms. Makes for a more plush close if your customer wants to spend a little extra money.
Love your content
Clicked Like and subscribed but please no music.
Ya I agree u don't need the back up music.
Not sure who chooses your hardware but I would never use hangers that did not have ball bearings. Those nylon rollers do not roll well and wear bad.
I prefer to add some sheathing to one side of the wall as well.
thanks
What kind of bit magnets do you like? P. S. The music was too loud 😂 I thought it was playing in another app. You really don’t need music anyway, you need a co-host🙋🏼♂️.
Yeah. I'll get it fixed on the next one. 👊
Nice video. Order of operations thought; maybe install pocket doors first; then the pre-hung doors won’t be in your way and you don’t risk dinging them with the pocket doors. The downside is that the pre-hung doors take up a lot of floor space before they are installed. :)
What's the make and model number of the prybar you mention in the video (that is your favorite that you always carry with you)? Can you post a link to where you purchase it? Thanks!
Its a titan. You can get it on amazon. The size I like can only be bought in a two pack.
Left to right adjustment. Just how is that done!?
Great video as usual.
One question though; why is is there a huge square notch cut out of the latch stile?
Watch part 1 also. It's the hardware prep.
@@InsiderCarpentry lol. That must be some kind of large handle to require a hole like that.
I'll check out part1
I know you're not the framer but what is the best way to frame out these pockets? What hardware do you recommend?
When you installed the rollers in the track above the door 🚪 you didn’t mention that the rollers should be installed 2 wheels on the left side then flip around 2 wheels on the right side🤷🏼♂️ meaning that both rollers are opposite each other
is that something you overlooked or you don’t feel that it’s necessary?
It is something I've always done, but no one ever told me it needed to be done. I just assumed it would be better offsetting them.
I'm sorry for an unrelated question, but I just picked one of your most recent videos to ask. I've done remodeling and trim for a long time and have never used a hot glue gun! Can you refer me to a video where you use it, or, perhaps, just tell me how you use it?
I use hipur for mitered casing and handrails. But the regular glue gun I only use for glueing on shims when using the jamb master as well as templates. Other than that I dont use it much.
@@InsiderCarpentry Thanks, that makes a lot of sense.
Have you installed soft close pocket door hardware?
What kind of bit and magnet you use ?
where did you get your pouch ?
There’s a lot of places a farmer can screw you up with these pocket doors. Do you need to do change orders or charge more for the extra steps?
Also, any reason you don’t install the hardware in the top of the door while it’s on the bench getting prepped instead of on top of a ladder?
If the framers screw something up I charge for it.
I'd have to sort through the bag of hardware in two different locations. For me its just easier to deal with all the hardware at the door opening location. Not much time difference. I'd say either way would be just fine.
great video though the background music is too loud.
How much do you charge $
How u like that dewalt cordless 18?
so so. I threw my first one in the trash. It would set nails proud often. The newer one has been better so far. But I only use it when I have to.
I have the same gun
Find it inconsistent
Went back to my hitachi pneumatic
Thinking of giving the new Milwaukee a try heard good things
@@alfredmedina9398 I was tempted to switch over to milwaukee for cordless guns. Everyone says their gen 2 18 gauge is great. I'm just waiting for the gen 2 15 gauge. The dewalt cordless are ok but nothing special.
Insider Carpentry
Same here exactly what I’m waiting for 15g and I’ll get them both
I think I'll go with sliding barn door hardware this way too much work and barn doors still show as decoration when open
wheres part 3!??
Its coming. I just haven't published it yet.
Great detailed video, but please cut the background music out. It's an annoying distraction and it makes it harder to hear what you're saying my
Please lower the volume of your background music.
Where is part 3??
Its in queue to be published. Stay tuned.
Please use a wireless mic.
The "music" is very distracting and makes it very hard to hear what you are saying. Please STOP adding this extra noise. It does nothing to enhance the quality of the video. We're here to listen to YOU, not random noise.
Got it.
@@InsiderCarpentry Thanks!!!
Can’t here you over the stupid music!!!
I had to stop watching. Music was too distracting. Love your videos, but I watch them for content and education. Don't need anytging other than your voice
I find it very difficult to follow you because of the distracting music. Way too loud in relation to your voice. Just sayin.