you are the Best Drew , i will love to see if you can install a Panic device on a door that is not have holes on the door using a jig for a 99 von duprin with outside trim .
I noticed you wear thick gloves,but have a short sleeve shirt?? Are your hands always cold? Is it a safety requirement ? I am asking because those gloves are so dangerous to wear when using keyless chuck drills,I ha e seen guys wrapping their fingers around drill bits or worse taps as the snag the fabric. Again you have a big following, maybe you might make tool safety part of your teaching ? Please be careful. I have been on many Mortenson Const. jobs on bases,they require gloves while working,but we got to just keep them nearby when the safety officers came out ,then we put them on but laid low as you can not even grab small cover screws etc...
You’re absolutely right! To be honest when I record I have the gloves on because my hands are pretty scarred up and ugly and always have cuts and stuff so when focusing the camera on my hands want them hidden. 😆 but yes anytime there’s moving tools or blades gloves can actually be a safety hazard. I’m not sure that many people know that. Thank u! As far as safety and stuff, I am still just an employee of a company so there is a limit to how much stuff I can address. Right now I’m focusing on documenting my installs and hopefully helping others and also still performing well for my company. Thanks so much for the support and sharing your experience with everyone 😎
Good tip about the tailcap screws
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you are the Best Drew , i will love to see if you can install a Panic device on a door that is not have holes on the door using a jig for a 99 von duprin with outside trim .
Will have to give it a shot! Thanks bro 😎
Awesome video! I like the start to finish with live narration and no edits.
I really appreciate that feedback. Will try to make some more like this 😎
Thanks Drew, FWIW; We like to use the drill/tap combination instead of drilling then tapping
Believe it or not I’ve never tried one of those. I will have to one of these days. Appreciate the support 😎
Amazing content drew! Ty❤
Appreciate your support. Thank you 🙏 😎
Great Video, Can you do a video on getting the broken tap out when you do break one in the door frame.
Next time I break a tap I will record my fix 😎
love von duprin
The best! 😎
Great job dude!
Thanks bro 😎
Nice
Thanks so much for checking it out 😎
nice drew
Thank you 🙏 😎
you make look easy are you in union or private contractor
Union but work for a small family company.
Hi boss,
I wonder if there is any fresh installation from scratch?
The doors come partially prepped so it’s only rarely that I will have to try to prep from scratch. Thanks for checking out the channel 😎
I noticed you wear thick gloves,but have a short sleeve shirt?? Are your hands always cold? Is it a safety requirement ? I am asking because those gloves are so dangerous to wear when using keyless chuck drills,I ha e seen guys wrapping their fingers around drill bits or worse taps as the snag the fabric.
Again you have a big following, maybe you might make tool safety part of your teaching ? Please be careful. I have been on many Mortenson Const. jobs on bases,they require gloves while working,but we got to just keep them nearby when the safety officers came out ,then we put them on but laid low as you can not even grab small cover screws etc...
You’re absolutely right! To be honest when I record I have the gloves on because my hands are pretty scarred up and ugly and always have cuts and stuff so when focusing the camera on my hands want them hidden. 😆 but yes anytime there’s moving tools or blades gloves can actually be a safety hazard. I’m not sure that many people know that. Thank u!
As far as safety and stuff, I am still just an employee of a company so there is a limit to how much stuff I can address. Right now I’m focusing on documenting my installs and hopefully helping others and also still performing well for my company.
Thanks so much for the support and sharing your experience with everyone 😎