How to do Finishing Carpentry – DIY Tips!
How to do Finishing Carpentry – DIY Tips!
Coach Tim proves to all you DIY’ers that it can be done. Watch the full video about Finishing Carpentry to learn many different types of carpentry you’ll utilize in your renovation project.
thank you for running that bead when you prep.Painting for many years, its almost like nobody thinks about us whatsover. when everything we all do is supposed to come together for something great.
just a thought: what if you invested in a saw with a laser guide…
do u have a video on painting ur tools
sir iam apply work carpenter
Is there something extremely hard about this? I always see ads on craigslist for people trying to hire finish carpenters and the guys seem to make a lot of money.
Not trying to be condescending, I have no familiarity with carpentry and I’m just curious.
"Gangster style" shooting is the best way to avoid brad nails from piercing the frame lol
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Just found your vids. And subscibed,just started finish trim work yesterday,can you give a tip on rate of pay.
so far every5hing b you have done is make excuses for sloppy work,,,, finish carpenter for 30 years
Need to spray your four foot level bro
Also Tim, so glad to see you using a dust collection system, cutting that MDF. My Bosch has a Rousseau 5000 Dust Solution Hood connected to 1 HP Grizzly Dust collector, upgraded 3 micron bag, on an auto I-switch, along with the Bosch tablesaw. I have an extension jamb inner shim tip I’d love to share with you, but can’t let the masses have. Cheers!
why all your gears are gray, ? I mean I want it too!
I would not put my hand so close to the blade! 👀
Great video buddy keep it up by far the best video ever
Thank for the video! The best video I’ve ever seen. Clear, I can see the hole process and the result. Explanations and camera man are super pro.
Nice video. It takes some practice to do this. Good job!
Thank you so much man. You are making a huge difference in my progression. Thank you for taking so much time to make these.
Why would you paint all your tools grey?
Great video.
What kind of material did you use when you ripped the window jamb? Great video!
Hey Tim!! Question, I am dealing with a lower ceiling height in my basement due to a section where my doors being stuck under the beam & duct work in the basement… my question is should I keep a top plate for the doors, or remove them? I plan on subflooring my basement with dricore r+ and do not want to lose much height… however with the bulkhead I will be down approx 10-10 1/4" down from the joists (before drywall).. But without the top plate, how would you put casing/trim on the doors? Thanks!!
ur very good @ what you do and I see you use glue as well
Do you make money doing carpentry cause it seems like you do things a lot slower and less efficient than normal
Why wouldnt you use a protractor do the outside corner perfect no wasting pieces!
So Tim, I have some tips for you. Construction terms: horizontal is level, vertical is plumb. Use a magnetic 6 foot jamb setting level (Stabila or Empire), check your headcasing for level prior to nailing hinge side, unless you enjoy trimming bottom of strike leg jamb with a multitool. Always start with nailing top hinge, making sure your shims accommodate twist of the trimmer, unless you enjoy hinge bound doors. Look over your shoulder as you apply pressure on the hinge jamb against the shims, adjust shims as needed. 1000+ doors installed, I know how to do fast and right. Nice Vid!
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dude where did you learn this you legit know how to do everything
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It ended so soon!!! Haha I found it really informative. This definitely helped my case! I’m planning on switching over from framing to finish after 4 strong years. I’m searching for more of your videos immediately! 😁
I am a huge fan of carpenters who don’t ware a tool belt.
Hello from Colombia, thanks…
I would like a count on how many times you say um. Why are your tools painted gray are they stolen?🤬
Your videos’ are great. thanks for posting!
He’s a gray man! great teaching!
the valley girl accent is nauseous.
Good stuff.
So Why your Delta stand Is not painted?
verticle is plumb,not level
You are the clearest and functional courses that someone can find in the network. Honestly, you do it without tricks and with a sincere purpose to teach. Thank you.
if your saw was cutting 90 degrees that shouldn’t have been there if you held it tight to the fence …..but then you are using a bosch saw so it’s understandable……35 years of doing finish carpentry the one chop saw i had that sucked was a bosch…they are no better then the crap harbor freight sells
Use CA Glue… works a lot better and quicker than wood glue…
paint those returns before they go on, voila should have a perfect return
I am very grateful for your videos. I pray you keep making them. By the way, because of your videos on drywalling, I started to tackle this part of home remodeling I normally subbed out. Thank you bud.
What top trim do you use for your doors and window work, looks great. I can’t seem to find it around here.
Very informative video. Thanks.
Appreciate the videos!
Also, why aren’t you wearing bags? Get some Diamondbacks!
Good and informative video – Vertical is Plum and Horizontal is Level – drilled into me by my Dad – Sorry