How to make wooden blinds
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- How to build wooden blinds for your home. I take you through the process and learn from my mistakes. I've never built anything like this before so Im very happy of the out come. Never doubt yourself take that step and you'll never look back.
Tools needed.
Chop saw or miter saw
Drill driver and impact driver
1 ½” brads, Brad gun or 1 ½” finish nails and hammer
Kreg pocket hole Jig and 1" screws 2” screws for 2x4 frame
No Kreg Jig? Use Drill, drill bit and 1 ½” screws for frame assembly
Drill and 3” screws for the 2x4 frame
Rockler Clamp-It® Assembly 90 degree Square Item #: 29190
Tape measure
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Love this guy, so Ernest and genuine shows it all good bad and funny...and a great tradesman ....some great skills.
George thank you you are too kind.
Went looking for "Wooden blinds" ideas to block off the street side of my carport. This is EXACTLY what was in my head. Super helpful, thanks for making this man!
That Looks fantastic. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Beautiful and functional 💯🥂🍾
It’’s SO refreshing to see someone that has the same problems that I do, you have more patience tho. It’s also nice to have the right tools for the job!
Having the right tool is always a bonus if I didn’t let things roll of I might have keeled over from stress
I wish I could see it all in one shot, but I love what you did now. I will try it.! Thanks
Heck ya man, using this technique for my pergola louver roof. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining how to set up the slats for consistency. I will use this technique to build my small angled slatted privacy screen.
Amazing job sir. Thank you very much for sharing. I was tasked by my boss to find a way to make a louvered privacy fence for around his grill area. Normally I have to search for several hours to find a fitting video. This was the second video I watched and I can gladly say I am done searching. Again, I thank you very much for sharing
Fred Not you are too kind. You are so welcome. I would love to know how thing came out. Thanks for viewing.
@@TheShackHome I will be sure to let you know good sir.
Este es el video que anduve buscando mucho tiempo…Gracias!!!
👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼....Thank you for leaving your mistakes in! I like watching "People" do improvements, and not just "Professionals". Everyone makes honest mistakes, and like you said, it hopefully helps remind others so they don't make the same mistake. Loved it! Keep up the GREAT work, and am TOTALLY Subscribing!! Thanks again!! 👍🏼👏🏼
Thanks for the video. This did inspire me. I want to do something similar with my covered deck, but something on hinges that can be opened and closed.
Excellent video. I like the full step-by-step, errors and all. Thanks for putting this together!
munkeepilot it is my pleasure and thank you for watching
you know this is a great video as the tools your using is some what affordable or can, buy something close to it. The other channels have like three thousand dollar saw tables and punch machine this that are not realistic for the average person, but your video is doable thanks great job.
sometimes even the best need a helping hand
Thank you for the video now I know what to do with my porch.
I love jet noise. Good work too.
Michael thank you, I don’t mind either but it does sometimes make it hard if I’m filming outside. Thanks for viewing.
Excellent job. No fancy shop required! ⭐
Randy thank you. Fancy shop might be nice but I've seen too many fantastic talented craftsmen that don't have fancy shops and they do unbelievable work. Its just nice to have all the tools and plenty of room. I wish I had some of their talent. I just get by.
Great end result love it !
Great job. You make it look amazingly simple to make. Will try it.
Rocket Rod Thank you. It was fairly easy. Just make sure you make ya a spacer/angel jig and it makes it easy. Thanks for viewing
💛💛💛💛that my measures tip, didn't know there was one so excited to try it
It’s a great handy little app.still works even with newer phone and operating system. Hope it comes in handy for you. thanks for viewing.
Wow, those are really nice. I hope mine turn out at least half as nice. Thanks.
Kim thank you. Just take your time and they should turn out great. If you have any questions just ask. Thanks for viewing
From Egypt . Thanks
Very good work
thank you for viewing. Egypt is one of my bucket lists to do. Love to visit there some day...
That came out real nice
Looks awesome! Fantastic job👍
Looks great. Well done.
Jonathon Campbell thank you sir. Thanks for viewing
well done !
Igrahimovic, thank you. I appreciate you taking the time to view.
Looks good!
Thanks for the tutorial, this is going to be my next project to close a balcony for our cats in the back of the house.
Bob that would be a great project and should keep them from getting out. Never thought of that. Sound like the perfect solution. Like to see the outcome. Please keep us informed. Thanks for viewing.
Will do, greetings from sunny Puerto Rico.
Japan is great I lived there for 7 1/2 yrs. Thanks for teaching. (I am a novice at best).
Jon I'm jealous, I'd love to spend time in Japan to do at least one home, Refurbish it to give back to the community. I really enjoy the time I get to spend there I wish I could travel the country and just see more. It's so beautiful; I love the traditional architect and the countryside outside Tokyo. I never conceder myself a teacher but If by guiding and trying to show how to do a few things help the viewer I will humbly accept. Remember a novice is just the beginning. We all start some where. Thank you for viewing I truly appreciate the input
You are welcome
Nice. Thanks for showing the little errors. e all measure things then realise we missed something at some stage and your not the first person to have bits of timber fall off a wall. Its is great to see a real video with a few mess ups as that is what happens in the real world. Once again thanks
Kade I’m a bit embarrassed but true my best laid planes rarely go without a flaw. I’ve never built blinds before it was a great learning experience. If through my mistakes and failures the viewer can learn what NOT to do its all worth it. Your complement is greatly appreciated and thanks for viewing.
I will be giving it a go in a week or so and your video was most helpful. Cheers
Thank you so much for you video I'm just going to build some and your video was a big help 👍🙏
Leonardo your very welcome and i hope your project comes out great. Thanks for viewing
love how you just go with the flow. made me laugh
Daniel thank you. Getting mad and angry doesn't solve problems just got to get through them and figure it out. Thanks again appreciate you viewing
Looks Good my brother, very nice
Blue Patch1413 thank you, it was a fun build. Thanks for viewing.
Good Hair day! Thanks for this video!
Thanks for all the tips ;-)
I subbed because you mentioned March AFRB. I live in Menifee.
iggi Thank you. I just hope i one of my videos may help you in someway. Thanks for viewing,Thank you for subscribing.
Cool build. The only thing I would have done different would be to have used a 2x10 for the bottom board that sits on the wall so you could have kicked out that corner to make it square. Great build though!
Brian Swanke I considered many different options but he did not want any type of a ledge just something to block the wind and keep out rain when and if it ever does rain. I just can't believe whoever built that little wall did such a poor job. Even though the difference in money would not have been that much it's what he wanted and I have done quite a bit of work for him so I tend to cater to what he wants within reason. Thank you Brian for viewing and believe me I even was considering making that a mantle style Around the whole ledge to really make it nice but again money and he didn't want to go that much
Very nice... You inspired me. Thanks.
L Miranda I'm happy you're inspired. If I can do that to 1 person I've done my job. Like I say build it for your sanity. Thank you for viewing.
Ok, These look very nice. These are shutters, not blinds, though. I'll keep looking for the right link.
nice video...thanks for showing us the mistakes and flaws that come with building....just a question...why do the blinds over hang on the outside, is there a reason and can you line them flush ? i realise you made this 6 years ago but thankyou.
Dave R The customer just wanted something to shade and lessen the wind on his patio where he has a full outdoor kitchen. so I let them over hang a bit for rain to drip down and not splash in side. also why they don't move just something to cut down on the wind but still allowed air flow for ventilation.
@@TheShackHome makes sense..thankyou
can you use stainless steel screws to attach louvres if you dont have brad nailer....in theory it should work but will take a bit longer ?
Dave absolutely. Just take an added precaution predrill so you don't split the wood especially the slats and thanks for viewing
@@TheShackHome thanks mate
Thank you for this video. Been looking at tho exact idea for ages. Your tutorial is so easy to follow. It looks good. Did any rain get in?
FS You are welcome and Thank you for viewing. we don't get much rain and what little we did get i don't think so. My customer never said anything.
sir why 40 degree angle?? i want an angle that keeps the rain put but lets enough light and air in. have you found 40 degrees worked grest for you?? thanks in advance
40° isn’t the perfect angle it’s just what worked for this project. Having them overlap, a little, helped prevent any rain from coming in if it was to rain with a little bit of a breeze. still allowed airflow because he used that patio area for cooking for his catering business and still allowed some sunlight in. mainly keep rain out and keep the wind to a minimum because it does get windy in his area
thanks for getting back, i need it for something similar; seating area for outside a cafe, need light and air to breeze through but keep rain out.
I had a renter do this with standard blinds and he cut the airflow so mush that ceiling started mildewing . I think we need to use all or none methode . .either you do not let moister in by sealing it or
you make sure thee is so much airflow that it will dry right away..
ok, ty for the reply. how can I do it to be able to close them. I liked the 1x going up the middle.
Very nice. Good job. I need to make something similar. Any idea how to make the slats pivot and close?
There are a few videos for that I'd check Rockler i believe they have a jig for that. There is more involved for them to pivot here is a link at least give you a starting point. www.rockler.com/shutter
Isnt it too dark? Is i comfortable and chill inside? Thanks for the video!
contentex it does just what the customer wanted. helps shade the house in the summer and deflects the rain the few time we have it and still allows air or a little breeze to come through. Thank you for viewing and commenting.
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Do they open and lose or just stationary?
Mark Bolton
my customer just wanted some shade and still have the air for ventilation so these are stationary. if you looking to have moveable one Rockler has a kit or plans for shades that open and close.
good job....... I recommend you to wear a helmet ....just in case .............
very nice but you can't open and shut when you want to.
Richard the customer only wanted it this way just to cut out some of the sunlight and still have air flow. It would of been much more expensive to make them closeable. Thanks for viewing
Not going to last long without screws and glue
What app do you use?
jaspatters if your asking about the app i used in this video its called My Measure. I don't use it all the time but when i need it, it comes in quite handy. Especially if i don't have any paper or something to write with i just snap a pic and attach the measurements and off i go.Hope this helps thanks for viewing.
We'res the m18 finish nailer ?
I felt the Brad nailer was sufficient for this project. My Milwaukee 18v fuel finish nailer is still on order hasn't shipped yet.
My Milwaukee nailes has arrived. Here is a link to the review
ua-cam.com/video/wHTbcScpGw4/v-deo.html
What country are You at, it looks like Cabo in Mexico, You have a bi yard
Alberto im in California.
at 4:55 looks like he needs a helper
AV i need a lot of help......Thanks for viewing
Nice video. What type of wood did you use?
Rodney thank you I used plain cedar planks
Appreciate the video but I found this by searching on the subject, I've never watched one of your videos before, and it's 2021, so the video would be much better if you cut the nearly 3 minutes of apologizing at the beginning.
Looks great. Nice job. They could have looked better if you went one more step and rounded all the edges, but you can't tell from a distance.
That's what they say about ugly girls, they look good from a far.
I know, I'm a prick. I'm only kidding thou.