How To Cut A Hollow Core Door
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- Learn how to cut a hollow core door to any custom size.
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Thank you for posting such a clear, informative video! Exactly what we needed to see and follow for our DIY project.
You are so welcome!
I just ran into this problem and I ended up doing exactly what you did - but then I started doubting that it was a good/legit way of doing it but now I feel like I’ve done a solid job!
Man such clear cut instructions with no distractions. Subscribed!!!
You are the best 💪
Fascinating. I'd identified the problem but great to see a professional demonstrate how to achieve a great result.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Pal, I'm a handyman from the UK and this video was BRILL!!!!!!!, saved me money by NOT getting in a joiner. Thanks ever so much. Simon
Hi Simon I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching.
Excellent I need to do this to 5 doors and was at a loss as to how to perform the task.Great Video Thank you.
Thank, you gave me the confidence to cut my brand new door to size. I did it with a hand saw but it came out good enough lol
Thanks so much - was terrified. Very good information and instruction.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! The extra mile with the planer👏🏽
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You just saved me 1000 plus dollars
Amazing I've been too scared to cut down 1 door for a year and now I'm gonna do it after watching this as I needed to cut the door a lot
Thanks for watching. I'm happy to help.
Great video. Soothing voice, which makes me think I'm ready to build a house from scratch now. Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you Sir 👍🏼 Very helpful as I’m about to embark on the job. Appreciate your craftsmanship 👏
Great. I'm happy to help. Don't forget to subscribe.
Excellent! I need to do this to 2 doors and was at a loss as to how to perform the task. Great Video, thank you.
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What a professional! At first I thought you should brad nail through the side then I thought "Hey the manufacturer did not do that why over engineer something." Thanks.
Excellent video. Informative, straight to the point. Thanks for posting
Going to do this on a door I need. Thanks for the straight forward video
Excellent video! This is something I can do. Thank you for keeping it simple !
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Great Job As Always Jim. You Are A Wealth Of Information.
I appreciate that!
Thanks for the tips! Just what I need to know in order to cut down my ikea wardrobe doors with their cardboard core :)
Happy to help!
Exactly what I was worried about for my task at hand today, 4 new doors to work on. You took the worry away, Thank You so much for your video!!
Glad I could help!
very professional and step by step. Great Teacher
Thank you! 😃
Thank you so much. Well done. Explanation were easy to understand. Thank you teacher.
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Very helpful and you made it easy! Thank you sir!
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Great video! Thanks to you I did two doors by myself!!
That is awesome!
Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you
Glad I could help!
Great video for the home DIY guy!
Thanks! 👍
Fine work. Good explanation of what you were doing. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you this is just what I needed.
Excellent! I CAN do this!
You can do it!
Got me out of a bad spot! Appreciate it!
Thank you jim the car guy,your so helpful to us
Happy to help
Very informative. I understand now how to do it thank you
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Thank you SO MUCH! What a huge help!
Great video, thank you!
Amazing video sir. Literally saved me £100 s.
Great to hear!
Great job and thanks for teach me how do the job.
Glad to help
Excellent! Great info, thanks so much
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Exactly what I needed. Instantly subscribe
Thank you.
Thanks for the video very helpful
Great job explaining 👏
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Great video! Really well explained steps.
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Thank you!
You're welcome!
That's great. I'll be doing a pergo flooring install in one of our rooms, and have to cut two doors. Not sure if I'll run into wood, or hollow, but this is great to know. Thanks.
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Lovely video, a great help ❤
So glad!
Im in carpentry school and I love it
Thanks for watching.
That was truly awesome, your a great teacher dude, very clear!
I appreciate that!
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Super helpful, thanks!
Glad to hear it!
THANKS!!
You're welcome!
My mother wants me to make a dog door in a door exactly like this. I just don’t want to f*** it up.
I appreciate the video. Using the tape is a clever trick!
Excellent work
Thanks for the visit
Very Helpful Thanks!
Glad it helped!
Very thorough. Thank u.
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great great video
Thanks for the visit
Well don, thank you.
Thanks for watching. Don't forget to sub.
Perfeito
Você com este vídeo, ajudou bastante no trabalho que estou a planear para a minha casa. Obrigado
Thanks
There's a market for custom fit hollow doors. Now if only they can make these user friendly for adjusting
Thank you and I want to know how to cut the side
It is the same procedure but on the side.
Great video, have a home made door at the moose lodge I have to replace. Just fell apart, you have really helped with the
replacement door. By the way, how many miles has that tape measure got on it?
Glad it helped. Yes it has been around for a long time .Lol
Excellent video and super clean job:))Good luck to your channel 🙏
Thank you so much 👍
I assume you trimmed the top?? If i am fitting good second hand doors that are slightly to wide, do i need to trim the hinge side or the handle side.
You’re awesome!
Straight edge
What if you have to cut the width of a hollow door by a 1/4 of an inch
My father-in-law lost three fingers reaching across the path of the circular saw blade like you did at 5:35. I don’t recommend it. Sorry to darken your day.
What kind of blade, please?
I just subscribed! I’m just wondering since it was going to be cut across, why was there a need to use the stud finder? Do I need to purchase this machine in order to cut the top, middle or bottom section? Thanks.
No need to buy the stud finder. If you cut off the bottom you will just need to install the bottom piece of wood.
I cut a decent piece of new timber to fill the hole as lots of hollow doors use crap knotted timber as it's cheaper for them .
Thanks for watching. I'm happy to help.
Could you taken some off the bottom and top to keep from doing all that extra work
Yes you can.
If just a little is taken off top and bottom, are there any special finishing touches needed?
I've just had carpets fitted now I need to cut down the doors but they've already been cut down past the bottom piece of wood so it's already at the hollow part , how will I cut it down ?
You can use a circular saw or a jig saw but you will still need to install a piece of wood on the bottom after you cut to size.
Great video. You said I could use a jigsaw? Do you have a link to that video?
I just added a link to my video for anyone in the future but here is the link for you. ua-cam.com/video/R9HnzvfrMd0/v-deo.html
Would it hurt anything if you just left the bottom open?
Yes you need to put it back in the bottom or the door will just crush.
So i assume it is the same process if making the door narrower?
Yes it is the same. Thanks for watching.
1.) Do you "score" the backside too?....seems you only put a pre-cut score line on the top side.
2.) Typically....how far "up" can you cut on this style door and still retain the bottom edge?
The "solid" part of that door looked to be about an inch thick.
I have the same question about scoring both sides of the door!
I scored only the top side, turned out to be a great, clean cut.
circ saw cuts with "good side" down, will tear out through the side facing up, so not necessary to score the bottom.
Would be nice if you said what kind of blade you were using on your saw
finishing blade would be best.
what type of blade is in the skilsaw? I am surprised it just cut through the tape and did not gum the blade.
Actually it was a gross cut blade. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to sub.
What about the sides?
What is your question?
I may be overthinking this. When you score the door before cutting it, you use a knife blade, which is very thin. However, the kerf from a skill saw is much wider than that score from the knife. This seems as though the knife scoring is unnecessary or should I be cutting with the power saw with the kerf lined up directly over the knife score or adjacent to it?
By using the knife it will minimize the splintering of the cut area. Thanks for watching.
Score with knife then just keep the top of your circular saw blade on the score line .
That is a serious accent my man!
Thanks for watching
Hey Jim, is a 24T framing blade OK for this job as long as I protect the trim with blue tape? I'll be using a 7 1/4" Dewalt
24T blade worked great. Thanks as always for sharing your knowledge!
Yes that will work. Thanks for watching.
Can someone tell me what type of Circular Blade do I use for this cut? thank you
I always use a fine tooth blade for this kind of cut . It causes less chipping of the cut.
Great video but I do not understand why the door was scored.
To minimize the splintering of the wood.Thanks for watching
A discussion of saw blade depth would be helpful.
Thanks for watching
Why didn’t you just trim a little from the top and bottom and not go through all that work- both sides have solid wood and would have made this project way faster
All that work? What do you think you have to do if you take from top?? You’re moving hinges 😂😂😂😂
Great job! Can you come to my house, every person that comes to help or claim they can help, in my townhouse seems incompetent once the job starts.
Your right .It seams like no one does what they say they can do. That is why I like to do almost everything myself . I keep very busy doing work for family and friends. All for free. If I can ever give you any advice just ask.
@@getitdonehomerepair I appreciate that. It really shows you are a caring person, even shows in your quality of work.
Could you just cut a piece of wood that it's if you can't get the wood out clean
Yes you can also do that.
Can you do that for the side of the door as well? Even with a guide I took too much off
Yes you can
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Why all the tape?
The tape keep the door from splintering when being cut. Good question.
7:00- taking the bottom bums apart. Mine aren't coming apart.
Glad it helped!
Helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your knowledge
Only thing I suggest on this video everything looks good but instead of wasting 5 to 10 minutes shaving off the little pieces of cardboard on that bottom strip you can simply just cut one Edge on an angle with a razor blade super simple and then tap it in all at the same time and you will not need glue you will not need to sand it and it's finished
Thanks for watching and your input.
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Great video! Thank you!
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Great video, thank you.
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