Just so everyone knows, these videos are uploaded on the same day that they are recorded. This all happen today. People want to see the finished product, but I can't show the finished product until we are done. Should be done tomorrow though!...hopefully
Awesome videos... Very interesting results by light switch, excellent work....I cant wait to see the final results...keep an eye on the tools..... My pops was working inside a customers home when a truck rolled up scoping out his tools in the truck.... Just then the next door neighbors saw and alerted everyone scaring the thieves away..... Great material.... To be continued..... 🍻 Riv Ca
I've been a carpenter for the last 36 years and I can tell you this, you have a fantastic grasp of the trade and wonderful demeanor. The way you explained, video and layout what you're doing and how to do it is an inspiration to me even after 35 or 6 years. You should be very proud of yourself my young friend.. Greg
I second that... He's young and knows the ropes like Tyson in his prime, good to see youth holding the line of quality over his profits... I'm from cast iron and copper pipes to pex and PVC, you roll with the punches, but this dude gots it right... I give his dad sum props because you know whoever taught him this was oldschool... I use a ridgid tool set, only because tti makes Milwaukee, and ridgid so I am definitely not paying for milfucky, they got redurp prices but the little bro works well, he uses ridgid so I know he is smart... lol
One thing I've always wanted to mention, Richard - I really appreciate how polite and considerate you are. Both in your work and in your videos. Especially the part about no cussing!
S Terry, what about the part where he lies to the customer, while documenting it on video, about finishing on time when in reality it will take him one more week? From being in this line of business, I know for a fact that most contractors lie to customers about a timely finish when it's not true. You're right about what you mention, it's just this part that bothers me because it gets under my skin to hear contractors lie all the time.
I swear, The best part of this video was the "YES, WE'LL BE DONE THIS WEEK no problem", AND THEN YOU HANG UP AND SHAKE YOUR HEAD AND SAY THERE IS NO WAY WE'LL BE DONE THIS WEEK. That is solid GOLD.. I absolutely LOVE your videos Richard. You and your Home boy do outstanding work. Thanks for everything.
Never let your guard down on your equipment this day and age. I have had some PAINFUL reminders of this over the years. Love your videos. Doing things right will always pay off.
Not sure if you still check the comments since the video is a couple years old. But for tools in the driveway while your inside. Harbor freight sells wireless driveway chimes. You could place it in the driveway and if there is motion it will alert you where your working. Just piece of mind when both of you are inside working.
Love it, I'm a finish carpenter, mainly doing exterior cedar columns and trusses but do do a lot of interior trim and door setting. Reveals are my biggest frustration dealing with other trim carpenters, its the first thing I see when i walk into a house. You're attention to detail is outstanding and just the overall pride you take in your work. Keep it up man! I wish you lived in northern indiana so we could hire you, lol.
Was browsing UA-cam watching a variety of trim carpentry vids. You do good work. I am also a high-end trim carpenter working in multi million dollar homes. Took note of your comment regarding the thickness difference of boards from different suppliers. From my experience this is caused by the miller making the boards themselves; different production batches and milling machines. You are using pre-primed boards which can also cause thickness differences. We always run our boards through an onsite planer. This eliminates the need to thoroughly examine each board when purchasing. Bosch makes an excellent onsite planer. I'm sure you already know this though. Gotta love the cordless guns... Senco is my preference for finish guns. I run the 60 volt flex dewalt saw only because I can use the same battery in my other dewalt cordless tools, power planer, sanders, vacuums, etc.
You know This Old House, is taking resumes. I thoroughly enjoy your videos. Thank YOU!!! I'm one of them Jack of all trades, but master of none!!! But You Tube helps me out to inch a little bit closer. Lol
Hey Brother just found you on here kudos on your workmanship and the fact that you didn't trash the contractor that did this unsightly work and the fact of you being so humble of your own workmanship... BTW congratulations on your baby may you be blessed in family and in work.
I just subscribed to your channel. I love your attention to detail and your pride in your work. Hard to find nowadays. It’s the reason I cringe when I have to hire someone instead of doing it myself
Hello Richard. I love your videos, you guys do a great job and the easy to follow instructions and advices you give are wonderful. I'm from Macedonia, Europe and there are almost none trim work professionals here. I like the looks of trim, so I installed some MDF base boards in my apartment by myself. I learned the coping technique (without a coping saw since I cannot find such a tool here or in the neighbouring countries) and the return cut. I'm interested in the job you perform so if you can please point me to some stuff: - what is 'by' thickness material?, - what product do you use to caulk the reveal on the door casing in this video before you do the paint job, - what product/putty do you use to cover the nails in MDF, - when pocket screwing MDF, do you use the coarse or fine thread kreg screws. There are no pros in this trade in my country, so noone to ask here. The jobs I've seen here using painted MDF in furniture making are not that durable since the pain cracks at the joints over time. Thanks.
Mate I'm one of those jack of all trades master of none blokes. I saw your Festool video and thought "this blokes a wanker" Now I owe you an apology, ive been working in all mediums for 40 years, and your skills are amazing, I could and already have learned a lot from you. You are extremely good at what you do and have an amazing attitude, I saw someone else mention "this old House" you'd be excellent on that. I am sure you are going to be really successful anyway, but I wish you all the best, great vids and work
Yes, great vid, I'm finishing a small job,trim...door jams,all,I used this to help me,thanks alot,it takes time to do this right!.😐..not impossible ,your helping get my job done..!.land o' lakes,wi.usa.peace.
I certain that in a perfect world you would have matched the existing casing but in this instance I'm glad you didn't. The casing you selected is exactly what I was trying to find before I began replacing/upgrading the woodwork in my home. I'm almost halfway finished and seriously considering tearing out the new casings. I custom built my plinth blocks and entablatures with necking so it won't be overly difficult. Please supply the manufacturer's name/style information. I'm going to try to find it in my area. The casing you used is exactly what I need. Great job on the videos! Thank you!
@@jimmykearns8837 who cares how you think it looks? Is he your employee? Im sure if it were an issue with this guys it would be adressed. Plus it could be cold out. Cmon now
Really enjoy your videos, I kind of smiled when you showed your tools outside in the drive way, I have and used everyone of them including your cordless Dewalt Brad nailer. I am not real real happy about the flex volt table saw but I certainly can’t used them as well as you do.
Job’s coming together nicely. I would love it if you did a video review on the Dewalt nail guns. I’m really interested in your opinion on the 18 and 15 gauge nailers. Keep those videos rolling, I love em!
Love the videos. You do great work, and also a great way of explaining everything. I have learned a lot from you and hope you keep up the fantastic work!
You do great work and I like that you cover a lot of detail in your videos. I would have had the drywall repair done prior to installing the casing just to be kind to the drywall guys. Anyway, keep up the great work and putting out these great vids.
Glad you didn't get your tools stolen bro! I think those nice neighborhoods are bigger targets than you'd end up expecting. Thieves know the nice neighborhoods have nice things to steal! Nice video man, you guys do great work.
Very nice trim work! I'm a wood finisher/painter of 30 + years and and I have to say, your work and attention to detail makes a painters job much easier to get to a cabinet grade finish. You know the saying "a little puddy, a little paint, makes a carpenter what he ain't." 😊 I'm happy to say doesn't apply to you. Good Job!
the guys in the van eyeing your tools, soon as they saw that john had his bandido mask on and his hand in his pocket holding his 45, split like like scared dogs... good job!
Good job 👍 on the videos. I use inclosed Concession trailer they have windows you can open that let the long boards flow through the trailer and that way most of the time my tool don’t have to come out of the Trailer..
Prior to purchasing a professional reveal device, I always used a one gallon stir stick. They can be picked up at any paint or hardware store, and are always the same(?) thickness.
Hey bro. I’m a finish guy out in the north east. Much different ballgame. Anyways. Your videos are great and deserve a lot more views. Keep it up! And the flexvolt system is the way to go
Very inspirational for me. You know your trade. Just curious, why didn't you use the same casing profile as the other doors in the house? Thanks! Looks awesome
I'm a drywaller by trade but I do most everything. I say the same thing- "oh yeah we'll be done this week." *click* "Shit, we're not gonna be done this week, no way." 😆😆
Great work you can definitely tell you care ... quick question why didn't you make everything symmetrical ? That middle piece looks like a 1x4 as are the top and bottom and the left and right rips look 2-1/2 great work !
Is that a DeWalt flexvolt nailer I see? I remember your video on nailers and you said all battery power ones suck. Glad to see you have converted to the the yellow side.
Awesome video. Been watching you for years. Just curious as to how you prep to spray the wood after it’s installed? Does that graco spray tip you use shoot a lot of excess spray? Do you have to tape and plastic alot?
Kind of a weird question but it looked yesterday like maybe you guys were building your "wall" right on top of the floor protection paper you'd put down. Is that true, and if so do you just razorblade the paper around what you've built on top of it afterwards? Loving all the new videos.
Looks great so far! Any time I rip down Selex more than a 1/2", I have issues with it warping, twisting or bowing out a few weeks to months later. I know it's not you usual go-to, but have you had any problems with it? Not sure if it is a supplier issue to the Home Depot's in my region or what.
I saw some handscraped casing at an open house once long time ago, have you ever seen this? I cant find it anywhere, nobody has ever heard of it, it was absolutely gorgeous.
I wish you were in Cleveland. I'd hire you for trim, crown, window casings and wainscoting in a few rooms. I need someone who pays attention to the details. I've got a small house, but that doesn't mean I don't want it to look nice.
One recommendation is when using bare wood you need to paint or stain all sides. This is for keeping your good job looking great for years to come. The theory behind this is that any exposed wood will continue to absorb moister. So with one side coated and other side bare this will cause the board to warp over time. Which will lead to joints pulling apart over time.
I feel your pain on tolerances for wood. I make molding for a living running a German made WEINIGi machine. I hold my tolerances to 0.010". Our S4S is, out of the machine, 0.002" LOL Bring your calipers for sure.
This channel is so enjoyable to watch and my business is the same. You are a very creative Man and your work is spectacular. Would enjoy working with you any day of the week.
Really beautiful craftsmanship! At 15:00, it's a shame the owner couldn't have painted the door casing and wall surrounding the door before you installed the new casing.
I like this carpenter, he is very good and also he has a very good way to communicate, well , what I am worried is if he charged just $ 3,500.00 for that amount of job. It looks like $ 3,500.00 dollars its to little for that repair project
Is your helper on a wanted poster? Why the old west bank robber look? Overall, love the videos. Nice work. Its refreshing to see a younger tradesman take pride in his work. Two camera related suggestions - try to get a camera that has less distortion. I know this house had some issues, but all of the doorways appeared to have significant barrel distortion. That is common on wide-angle lenses, especially on action cameras. Also, consider bringing in some LED light panels. It will give you the ability to really get light where you need it.
Just so everyone knows, these videos are uploaded on the same day that they are recorded. This all happen today. People want to see the finished product, but I can't show the finished product until we are done. Should be done tomorrow though!...hopefully
Awesome videos... Very interesting results by light switch, excellent work....I cant wait to see the final results...keep an eye on the tools..... My pops was working inside a customers home when a truck rolled up scoping out his tools in the truck.... Just then the next door neighbors saw and alerted everyone scaring the thieves away.....
Great material....
To be continued.....
🍻 Riv Ca
I love the series; must see tv. You do beautiful work.
pricks trying to steal your tools.. get the license plate anytime something looks suspicious.
watch this.....
ua-cam.com/video/DiXyCLjlVmw/v-deo.html
Isn't tomorrow night still this week? Lol
I've been a carpenter for the last 36 years and I can tell you this, you have a fantastic grasp of the trade and wonderful demeanor. The way you explained, video and layout what you're doing and how to do it is an inspiration to me even after 35 or 6 years. You should be very proud of yourself my young friend.. Greg
He is so clear when explaining details...lol makes it look so easy!!!!
swanson & associates ron?
I agree. He’s a true craftsman in every sense.
He doesn't actually work that fast
I second that...
He's young and knows the ropes like Tyson in his prime, good to see youth holding the line of quality over his profits...
I'm from cast iron and copper pipes to pex and PVC, you roll with the punches, but this dude gots it right... I give his dad sum props because you know whoever taught him this was oldschool...
I use a ridgid tool set, only because tti makes Milwaukee, and ridgid so I am definitely not paying for milfucky, they got redurp prices but the little bro works well, he uses ridgid so I know he is smart... lol
One thing I've always wanted to mention, Richard - I really appreciate how polite and considerate you are. Both in your work and in your videos. Especially the part about no cussing!
S Terry hi
B DMI Hey
S Terry, what about the part where he lies to the customer, while documenting it on video, about finishing on time when in reality it will take him one more week? From being in this line of business, I know for a fact that most contractors lie to customers about a timely finish when it's not true. You're right about what you mention, it's just this part that bothers me because it gets under my skin to hear contractors lie all the time.
@@johnnyjohn8073 Do you not understand sarcasm? The phone call was obviously a joke.
@@johnnyjohn8073 Engineers do it as well. Just like when you loan money from a bank. Too often in such matters when you tell the truth you get screwed
I swear, The best part of this video was the "YES, WE'LL BE DONE THIS WEEK no problem", AND THEN YOU HANG UP AND SHAKE YOUR HEAD AND SAY THERE IS NO WAY WE'LL BE DONE THIS WEEK. That is solid GOLD..
I absolutely LOVE your videos Richard. You and your Home boy do outstanding work. Thanks for everything.
Why does it seem ok to lie to the owner? They will wonder why your still there.
Never let your guard down on your equipment this day and age. I have had some PAINFUL reminders of this over the years. Love your videos. Doing things right will always pay off.
Not sure if you still check the comments since the video is a couple years old.
But for tools in the driveway while your inside.
Harbor freight sells wireless driveway chimes. You could place it in the driveway and if there is motion it will alert you where your working.
Just piece of mind when both of you are inside working.
Love it, I'm a finish carpenter, mainly doing exterior cedar columns and trusses but do do a lot of interior trim and door setting. Reveals are my biggest frustration dealing with other trim carpenters, its the first thing I see when i walk into a house. You're attention to detail is outstanding and just the overall pride you take in your work. Keep it up man! I wish you lived in northern indiana so we could hire you, lol.
Was browsing UA-cam watching a variety of trim carpentry vids. You do good work. I am also a high-end trim carpenter working in multi million dollar homes. Took note of your comment regarding the thickness difference of boards from different suppliers. From my experience this is caused by the miller making the boards themselves; different production batches and milling machines. You are using pre-primed boards which can also cause thickness differences. We always run our boards through an onsite planer. This eliminates the need to thoroughly examine each board when purchasing. Bosch makes an excellent onsite planer. I'm sure you already know this though. Gotta love the cordless guns... Senco is my preference for finish guns. I run the 60 volt flex dewalt saw only because I can use the same battery in my other dewalt cordless tools, power planer, sanders, vacuums, etc.
"We're not going to be done this week." Awesome videos. I am binge watching them all.
You know This Old House, is taking resumes. I thoroughly enjoy your videos.
Thank YOU!!!
I'm one of them Jack of all trades, but master of none!!! But You Tube helps me out to inch a little bit closer. Lol
I m a landscaper but i love to watch woodwork. it look like you know what you doing man.👍
You know this guy is good, hes making videos on homeowners dime. Guy has an amazing amount of knowledge for a young guy.
Good to watch somebody who obviously CARES about their work.
Wish I had a project for you to work on.
Great to see a trade taking pride in their work. Keep up the great work and keep producing these videos.
Not a carpenter, but I love watching you work. You guys handle your jobs as if it was your own house. GOOD job!👍
Hey Brother just found you on here kudos on your workmanship and the fact that you didn't trash the contractor that did this unsightly work and the fact of you being so humble of your own workmanship...
BTW congratulations on your baby may you be blessed in family and in work.
I just subscribed to your channel. I love your attention to detail and your pride in your work. Hard to find nowadays. It’s the reason I cringe when I have to hire someone instead of doing it myself
Enjoy your videos. I especially like the last one where you showed the shortcoming of the previous install and now how your fixing it. Great content!
Great video. Love the calm way you work. No drama. Keep it up!
There's something memorizing and comforting about the sounds of the fast-forword footage.
Hello Richard. I love your videos, you guys do a great job and the easy to follow instructions and advices you give are wonderful. I'm from Macedonia, Europe and there are almost none trim work professionals here. I like the looks of trim, so I installed some MDF base boards in my apartment by myself. I learned the coping technique (without a coping saw since I cannot find such a tool here or in the neighbouring countries) and the return cut. I'm interested in the job you perform so if you can please point me to some stuff:
- what is 'by' thickness material?,
- what product do you use to caulk the reveal on the door casing in this video before you do the paint job,
- what product/putty do you use to cover the nails in MDF,
- when pocket screwing MDF, do you use the coarse or fine thread kreg screws.
There are no pros in this trade in my country, so noone to ask here. The jobs I've seen here using painted MDF in furniture making are not that durable since the pain cracks at the joints over time. Thanks.
Mate I'm one of those jack of all trades master of none blokes. I saw your Festool video and thought "this blokes a wanker" Now I owe you an apology, ive been working in all mediums for 40 years, and your skills are amazing, I could and already have learned a lot from you. You are extremely good at what you do and have an amazing attitude, I saw someone else mention "this old House" you'd be excellent on that. I am sure you are going to be really successful anyway, but I wish you all the best, great vids and work
You rock, man!!!! Seriously! I'm an old guy that WISHES he were as smart and talented as you!!!
CUDOS, my young friend!! You taught an old dog....
Stay humble and do what is best for you and your client..Blessings brotha 🙏❤️👍
You and your guy do an awesome job. Don't know anything about your profession but bad ass to watch competent professionals do good honest work!
I really appreciated your attitude towards projects/jobs. Very inspiring and I do learn a little at a time.
Love your cool way you talk through your work it’s fantastic 👍🏻 Well done you 😁
Really enjoy you taking us along on these past few job. To see from start to finish and all the BS in between is interesting.
Yes, great vid, I'm finishing a small job,trim...door jams,all,I used this to help me,thanks alot,it takes time to do this right!.😐..not impossible ,your helping get my job done..!.land o' lakes,wi.usa.peace.
You are so pleasant to listen to and watch. Very informative. Thanks!
Thanks for editing the sawing bit. Lowering the sound or muting it makes watching these videos a whoooooole lot better
I work in millwork at Lowes. I'm new to everything, your vids really help me with work.
I certain that in a perfect world you would have matched the existing casing but in this instance I'm glad you didn't. The casing you selected is exactly what I was trying to find before I began replacing/upgrading the woodwork in my home.
I'm almost halfway finished and seriously considering tearing out the new casings. I custom built my plinth blocks and entablatures with necking so it won't be overly difficult.
Please supply the manufacturer's name/style information. I'm going to try to find it in my area. The casing you used is exactly what I need.
Great job on the videos!
Thank you!
Your worker must love that you record everything, he just gets to stand there paid.
Or he is being paid as a camera man?
@@jimmykearns8837 who cares how you think it looks? Is he your employee? Im sure if it were an issue with this guys it would be adressed. Plus it could be cold out. Cmon now
I know this is a older video but I LMAO when he told the client we will be done this week, hung up and said, were not going to be done this week.
Really enjoy your videos, I kind of smiled when you showed your tools outside in the drive way, I have and used everyone of them including your cordless Dewalt Brad nailer. I am not real real happy about the flex volt table saw but I certainly can’t used them as well as you do.
Man those are TIGHT 45s, nice. Well thought out job Richard she's gonna love it. Hey is your helper wanted by the law lol.
LOL
Poor man's N95 mask. 😉
helpers got an ex wife who doesn't know he's working, child support is gonna go up
Good job man, we’re in remodeling business and we Get that kind of problems often with the walls not been straight
Just subscribed. Been in the trade for 36 years. Keep up the good work sir
Job’s coming together nicely. I would love it if you did a video review on the Dewalt nail guns. I’m really interested in your opinion on the 18 and 15 gauge nailers. Keep those videos rolling, I love em!
Love the videos. You do great work, and also a great way of explaining everything. I have learned a lot from you and hope you keep up the fantastic work!
very good job for a young man you need to keep up the good work thanks for sharing
Like your approach and your workmanship, keep up the good work.
You are the best I've seen doing this. 👍🤙😎
You do great work and I like that you cover a lot of detail in your videos. I would have had the drywall repair done prior to installing the casing just to be kind to the drywall guys.
Anyway, keep up the great work and putting out these great vids.
True craftsman, takes his time and does it right, nice job guys!
Great work! I have just recently come across your videos and I really appreciate your style! Keep the videos coming!
Glad you didn't get your tools stolen bro! I think those nice neighborhoods are bigger targets than you'd end up expecting. Thieves know the nice neighborhoods have nice things to steal! Nice video man, you guys do great work.
Very nice trim work! I'm a wood finisher/painter of 30 + years and and I have to say, your work and attention to detail makes a painters job much easier to get to a cabinet grade finish. You know the saying "a little puddy, a little paint, makes a carpenter what he ain't." 😊 I'm happy to say doesn't apply to you. Good Job!
Your 2nd to none bro. Very nice work! Thanks
the guys in the van eyeing your tools, soon as they saw that john had his bandido mask on and his hand in his pocket holding his 45, split like like scared dogs... good job!
Hahahaha 😎😝
You do outstanding work. You are such a great person. Keep up the great work.
“Done this week? I don’t see a problem with that. (Hangs up) ... we’re not going to be done this week” haha 😭😭
Gosh I love these videos! I learn so much man. You are one very skilled person.
Really like your videos bro !..... I'm a builder here local in Tyler, TX and your videos give me ideas to build in my new home builds
Plot twist, the Van was the guys who did the previous work and were wondering why they didn't get a call back if she wanted more work.
Todd Garber me three
Same
slowdaze lol
Or they may have thought they went off without getting “all of their tools”when they finished their work.
Exactly 😂
Good job 👍 on the videos. I use inclosed Concession trailer they have windows you can open that let the long boards flow through the trailer and that way most of the time my tool don’t have to come out of the Trailer..
Thank God another Carpenter that puts glue on their joints
Hey brother why did you use MDF instead of drywall on the wider doorway?
Great work from both you guys.
Prior to purchasing a professional reveal device, I always used a one gallon stir stick. They can be picked up at any paint or hardware store, and are always the same(?) thickness.
Hey bro. I’m a finish guy out in the north east. Much different ballgame. Anyways. Your videos are great and deserve a lot more views. Keep it up! And the flexvolt system is the way to go
Loved your humility. Keep up the great content!
Like ur videos man !!! U seem really sharp and very humble . Keep the videos coming
Amazing workmanship! I only wish I could do work this good. Much Props!
Very inspirational for me. You know your trade. Just curious, why didn't you use the same casing profile as the other doors in the house? Thanks! Looks awesome
Thank you for being true professionals. We are a dying breed!
Part 2! Looking so much better😍
I'm a drywaller by trade but I do most everything. I say the same thing- "oh yeah we'll be done this week."
*click*
"Shit, we're not gonna be done this week, no way."
😆😆
Great work you can definitely tell you care ... quick question why didn't you make everything symmetrical ? That middle piece looks like a 1x4 as are the top and bottom and the left and right rips look 2-1/2 great work !
Is that a DeWalt flexvolt nailer I see? I remember your video on nailers and you said all battery power ones suck. Glad to see you have converted to the the yellow side.
Hey brother great job and i wanna say thank you for ur videos! i enjoy them very much.
just a question. why not keep it shaker style on the door trim? or match the existing door trim? Its nice regardless.
Awesome video. Been watching you for years. Just curious as to how you prep to spray the wood after it’s installed? Does that graco spray tip you use shoot a lot of excess spray? Do you have to tape and plastic alot?
You are so good old retired carpenter here
Awesome video DFW! That work van better keep it moving down the road. They don't want to find out what you will do for that saw!
Kind of a weird question but it looked yesterday like maybe you guys were building your "wall" right on top of the floor protection paper you'd put down. Is that true, and if so do you just razorblade the paper around what you've built on top of it afterwards? Loving all the new videos.
You can come out to Cali and do all the crown moulding you want at my new place. 😁😎
Looks great so far! Any time I rip down Selex more than a 1/2", I have issues with it warping, twisting or bowing out a few weeks to months later.
I know it's not you usual go-to, but have you had any problems with it? Not sure if it is a supplier issue to the Home Depot's in my region or what.
Best quote: "That's about all people want - wainscotting and ship lap." 😂
I saw some handscraped casing at an open house once long time ago, have you ever seen this? I cant find it anywhere, nobody has ever heard of it, it was absolutely gorgeous.
I wish you were in Cleveland. I'd hire you for trim, crown, window casings and wainscoting in a few rooms. I need someone who pays attention to the details. I've got a small house, but that doesn't mean I don't want it to look nice.
One recommendation is when using bare wood you need to paint or stain all sides. This is for keeping your good job looking great for years to come. The theory behind this is that any exposed wood will continue to absorb moister. So with one side coated and other side bare this will cause the board to warp over time. Which will lead to joints pulling apart over time.
Your doing it with style. I like your channel
Over all my hat off to you. Specially working in a occupied property.
I feel your pain on tolerances for wood. I make molding for a living running a German made WEINIGi machine. I hold my tolerances to 0.010". Our S4S is, out of the machine, 0.002" LOL Bring your calipers for sure.
Nice! I wish every supplier had that kind of tolerance.
Beautiful work but what did you do about the base where the molding was all tore up?
Get yourself a drywall sub. Make a little money and offer a one stop shop for customers....nice work richard!
We are not gonna be done this week 😆😆😆. Great work as usual!
good work chap and great ethics too.
This channel is so enjoyable to watch and my business is the same. You are a very creative Man and your work is spectacular. Would enjoy working with you any day of the week.
A suggestion with crips traying to take your tolls, put a chain to each other.Thanks for your videos
New subscriber here. Great video. I really like the way you explain what you are doing and why! Keep up the good work!
Nice video. Your videos keep improving, love watching 👍
Watch your ASP.... creepy tool theifs deserve no second chances.
Thanks for putting these videos out!
Nice video! Bought the Kerg multi mark from your recommendation👌🏻
Really beautiful craftsmanship! At 15:00, it's a shame the owner couldn't have painted the door casing and wall surrounding the door before you installed the new casing.
I like this carpenter, he is very good and also he has a very good way to communicate, well , what I am worried is if he charged just $ 3,500.00 for that amount of job. It looks like $ 3,500.00 dollars its to little for that repair project
I bet that guy on the e150 was checking out that bad ass fence system you got. lmao
loving watching you making use of it
Is your helper on a wanted poster? Why the old west bank robber look?
Overall, love the videos. Nice work. Its refreshing to see a younger tradesman take pride in his work.
Two camera related suggestions - try to get a camera that has less distortion. I know this house had some issues, but all of the doorways appeared to have significant barrel distortion. That is common on wide-angle lenses, especially on action cameras. Also, consider bringing in some LED light panels. It will give you the ability to really get light where you need it.
You do such great work and videos!!! Thank u! love the videos!!!!