Remodeling a Kitchen A-Z - Part 15: Barn Door and Casing

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[@davidwostrel]

I watch these videos, and see all the mistakes that I have made and spent weeks and loads of rework fixing... there is sooo much knowledge and wisdom in these videos, Thanks for telling your story Paul!

[@redmatrix]

7:23 Fat-bottomed doors, you make the rocking world go round

[@stevenvarani1823]

I like how you guys reveal the things no one would know otherwise, such as the kitchen window trim, the narrow floor tile, and many other "fixes you came across. I love your attention to detail.

[@matteberry58]

Loved the trick on the out of level upper window jamb. You always have some great tips. Thanks

[@ncooty]

You guys should think about adding search tags in your video descriptions. There is _so much_ more info in these videos than is in just the title and description.
I keep thinking, "How am I going to remember to come back to this video when I need _that particular_ pearl of wisdom?"

[@tinysand3517]

you have said it sir " that was a great trick" love the tip and trick

[@mjdamato]

"If it squeaks going in you know you've got it right" :)

[@info5583]

Great work team! Waiting on #16!

[@john.french]

Nice work on the window extension trick!

[@StudPack]

Thanks!

[@fillowtree5505]

Very detailed job!

[@StudPack]

Thank you!

[@dmlvsccfamful]

Pretty slick what you did with the kitchen window

[@StudPack]

thx David !!

[@dmlvsccfamful]

@@StudPack you mentioned you didn't have a die grinder i have an extra rotozip if you like I'd send it to you

[@joshcowart2446]

I don’t know if they were trying for an old school look but I have to disagree with the almond or ivory switch plates. That combined with the paneling reminds me of the late 70s early 80s house I grew up in. I can’t say it matches all the white

[@kenmore01]

I agree. Bright white is the way to go for switches, plugs and plates on white or near white walls. Anything else always looks dingy to me (like it's old or dirty), even if the wall isn't bright white. Of course, for colored walls, I'm a fan of wood, gold plated brass, stainless or even mirror plates.

[@Mrcool12684]

Guys! the freakn cope cut is awesome info!

[@StudPack]

Thx Ryan👍👊

[@joephillips6634]

Tip: Just use the miter saw to the cut straight part of the cope

[@StudPack]

👍 thx

[@BrianEdlin]

You guys are making great videos!

[@StudPack]

Thx Brian!!

[@LuisSanchez-wf9zw]

What model is that V-Guide? I ordered standard but did not have that many size options like yours?

[@StudPack]

They make several Luis. Mine is model #STD1000DGNP
Good Luck!

[@hiltibosch5332]

Tell her to move her car

[@sinr764]

COPING SAW OBSOLETE!! USE A FLAP BLADE ON A GRINDER AND UR COPE WILL BE PERFECT, PERFECT!! FLAP BLADE

[@JPW-qm6xe]

What Lasers do you use

[@StudPack]

The laser we used in this video is a Bosch GLL 100 G and the tripod is a Bosch BT150. Thanks JPW!!

[@shawnchilli1399]

Have the home owners called you back yet to remove the barn doors yet???? They are not a fad anymore..

[@StudPack]

No😂 still a fad here 👍 installing some next week 💪

[@hiltibosch5332]

Why all trim in kitchen

[@CollinsLeeMusic]

doors, shutters, ex-girlfriends... bottom side is always the fattest. lol

[@alintech1704]

Hey, I love your video! can I send you email?

[@feelingtardy]

man, that wasn't what i was thinking about when you mentioned things that are fat on the bottom, lol. it's ok, my wife will never see this comment