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Thank you my new fridge is up against the wall and I couldn’t slide into the space because there is a door to the right. All I need to do is take off one side of trim on the door frame and all should be well.
Had some “professional” job and they didn’t do the removal properly… do you have a video on how to repair the wall paper ? Is it spackle, caulk, or wider molding? Thanks learning a lot from you… I need to mellow out a bit -working on that too! 😁
That's great. Thanks. But what about the other side where the trim is only an inch to couple inches away from the wall. I can't even get an exacto knife in-between the wall and trim
The left side of my door is just a few inches from a wall, just like the wall in your video. How do you remove the molding when there is no room for the pry tool? is it okay to pry the molding from the opposite side?
Great content, Funny Carpenter…. When re-installing new casing, do you recommend using a little glue for the mitre joints? I’ve recently changed (upgraded) our baseboards, and now will change the old, and much thinner door casing. Your advice would be most appreciated. Cheer from Ottawa 🇨🇦
I do recommend glue for the mitre joints. I actually like to glue the together on the ground with a 2 part CA glue. ua-cam.com/video/lbehAfvyRU0/v-deo.html
In fact, their's another door like this. It looks like the previous tenants were renters who kept their dog in the bathroom. There are lots of scratch and bite marks. Thanks 4 this video! And you're everyone's neighbor as you've given us access and guided us through removing a door trim.
You make it look so easy. I'll pick up a little red bar. Question: I want to change the way my closet door opens(it swings into worlds smallest walk- in closet). I'm guessing I should take the casing off and then take the jamb off and reverse it?? Suggestions? It's next to impossible to get help with small jobs so I'm trying to do it myself. any other handy tools that might help? THX
I need to remove some parts of a door frame, but not all. There's a big hole, and it's right in the corner. Should I use a reciprocated saw to cut only parts of the door frames trim? Also , do I need to spray some insulation into the gaps, first?
@@TheFunnyCarpenter thank you... One more question... Any tool you can recommend to cut the caulking between casing trim and sheet rock on outer edge when there no room to insert a regular box cutter or cutting blade. In this paricular case 90 degree wall within one inch spacing away from casing outer edge
Hey the top trim piece is small due to the ceiling. I have the same issue in my basement. How do you make the top trim piece without it looking terrible?
You said the new trim you're putting on is slightly wider -- will you have to remove the baseboards, or is there a way to trim a piece off without removing them entirely?
Ouch! Seems like someone was using a nail gun for the first time. I would suggest using the same method but adding some additional swear words to over the trim some encouragement😢
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Good tips..wish I was as mellow as this guy
Right?? I thought the same thing. Dude is absolutely chill while doing this. Bob Ross of carpentry. 😂
youre like the Bob Ross of home renovations (bc of your soothing voice while instructing lol)
Great job. It was step by step at the right pace and can see what you are doing unlike 2 other videos I just watched. Thank you😀
Thanks! Quick, simple, and straight to the point! ⚡️🤘🏼⚡️
This will now be the video I watch to fall asleep. This guys voice is happy trees all day
Most relaxing voice on UA-cam
This guys the Bob Ross of construction
Only video that isnt about repainting. Thanks! You're good at it too! 👍🏼
Perfect instruction. I came away with zero damage. Thank you!!
Just what I needed. Thank you. My contractor is a lazy bum and just tore it out.
Love these tips. Simple and time saving.
I wish I found this video before I started. Thank you!
Those little red bars are the best!
What kind of nails do you recommend to use to install a new trim?
You just saved me so much time. I truly appreciate it.
Thank you my new fridge is up against the wall and I couldn’t slide into the space because there is a door to the right. All I need to do is take off one side of trim on the door frame and all should be well.
Had some “professional” job and they didn’t do the removal properly… do you have a video on how to repair the wall paper ? Is it spackle, caulk, or wider molding?
Thanks learning a lot from you… I need to mellow out a bit -working on that too! 😁
Great tips for removing casings, thanks for sharing,
That's great. Thanks.
But what about the other side where the trim is only an inch to couple inches away from the wall.
I can't even get an exacto knife in-between the wall and trim
It’s likely that if it’s that close to the wall it’s not caulked.
The left side of my door is just a few inches from a wall, just like the wall in your video. How do you remove the molding when there is no room for the pry tool? is it okay to pry the molding from the opposite side?
Great content, Funny Carpenter…. When re-installing new casing, do you recommend using a little glue for the mitre joints?
I’ve recently changed (upgraded) our baseboards, and now will change the old, and much thinner door casing. Your advice would be most appreciated. Cheer from Ottawa 🇨🇦
I do recommend glue for the mitre joints. I actually like to glue the together on the ground with a 2 part CA glue. ua-cam.com/video/lbehAfvyRU0/v-deo.html
Best video, appreciate all the tips. I am looking forward for my project
Best of luck!
When does the wall painting start?
Rachel Lack you’re going to want to get all the walls properly prepped before you start painting.
You sound like Mr. Roger's explaining an activity. LOL
Won’t u be my neighbour?
@@TheFunnyCarpenter Dude, I wish because we just moved into our home which is 3 years old but has dog bite marks on a bathroom door casing.
In fact, their's another door like this. It looks like the previous tenants were renters who kept their dog in the bathroom. There are lots of scratch and bite marks. Thanks 4 this video! And you're everyone's neighbor as you've given us access and guided us through removing a door trim.
I really like your videos. Thank you.
Thanks Cheryl
Saved my butt thank you for this video
Thanks. Gonna go very carefully wreck some shit now.
You make it look so easy. I'll pick up a little red bar.
Question: I want to change the way my closet door opens(it swings into worlds smallest walk- in closet). I'm guessing I should take the casing off and then take the jamb off and reverse it?? Suggestions?
It's next to impossible to get help with small jobs so I'm trying to do it myself. any other handy tools that might help?
THX
I need to remove some parts of a door frame, but not all.
There's a big hole, and it's right in the corner.
Should I use a reciprocated saw to cut only parts of the door frames trim?
Also , do I need to spray some insulation into the gaps, first?
Like the video and professional advice
Thanks Jim
Fantastic video. Thanks so much.
In some cases there is no rrom to insert a pry bar between sheet rock and outer casing. Any tips? Special tools?
Get a Richards red prybar. It will slip behind anything.
@@TheFunnyCarpenter thank you... One more question... Any tool you can recommend to cut the caulking between casing trim and sheet rock on outer edge when there no room to insert a regular box cutter or cutting blade. In this paricular case 90 degree wall within one inch spacing away from casing outer edge
Thanks for posting bro!
Thanks for checking out the video Riley, hope it was helpful.
What happens if you suspect lead paint on trim and on wall?
Good work sir
Hey the top trim piece is small due to the ceiling. I have the same issue in my basement. How do you make the top trim piece without it looking terrible?
What brand is that pry bar? Can’t seem to find one that has the butt end like that where you can tap with fist or mallet
That is a Richards pry bar. At the Home Depot is in the paint department.
Can I just mud over the gap and keep it trim-less?
You said the new trim you're putting on is slightly wider -- will you have to remove the baseboards, or is there a way to trim a piece off without removing them entirely?
Oscillating multi tool for sure
If Bob Ross was a carpenter…
My baseboards I was talking about before are 8", should I try it any differently?
Same technique will work.
@@TheFunnyCarpenter Thank you👍
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Awesome thanks
Bob Ross of carpentry.
I agree with you
Doesn’t matter how many hammers your have the best ones always your hand
Certainly the most....handy😁
that was the easy side. you do not have the same angle on the other side. what we need is a 135-degree cutter blade and wedge tool.
What if the previous owners put said trim on backwards and put about 100 2inch nails in trim. 😂😂😂😭
Ouch! Seems like someone was using a nail gun for the first time. I would suggest using the same method but adding some additional swear words to over the trim some encouragement😢
@@TheFunnyCarpenter Fun update, it wasn't even trim it was crown molding used as trim and screwed into studs.
Do you get stoned before commencing work? The voice reveals all.
No but thanks for the compliment