One Of The Easiest DIY Woodworking Projects!
One Of The Easiest DIY Woodworking Projects!
I made this door for less than $60 in material from home depot! 5/4 Pine and some 1/4 plywood helped make this door easy. Screws glue and plugs! See below for links to the track and other tools I used. As an Amazon affiliate I earn from Qualifying purchases:
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Nice work! One does need… all the tools, a workshop, know how, the tinkering, the hardware (and hopefully not made in China) and a roller guide for the base. Also finding good studs in wall is never easy in some parts of the country and you need a faux beam or ledger up top. Also about 3-5 hrs of time to complete it.
Nice Job !!!! Great video Thanks !!!!
Beautiful work! It looks amazing!
Very nice job. Looking real good. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God bless.
Nice Job !!! greetings from Spain.👍
Great video. I like the drying method you used. I’ve never seen that before and will be making a mental note for the next time I’ve got two sides of something to dry. Thanks!
I built barn doors out of old pallets and the hobby boards from Lowe’s. I put wear marks in the wood to “age” it and made old rust stain from steel wool and aminos. They turned out amazing. With all the hardware I had just over $200 into the set. Most of that being the hardware.
I’ve made a couple sets of these doors usually out of hardwood for a few of my customers now. Not always the most exiting project but people are happy to pay for them
How do you size the barn door to the door opening. Also with a barn door do I have to remove the molding from the door opening?
Love a good build video. Great job breaking down a project into simple steps.
Nice work breaking down a project that looks pretty advanced and showing that it’s actually pretty simple. Obviously if you can plan ahead and do the groove for the floor pin before assembly that’s the easiest, regardless of the tools used.
Why r u using marine varnish?
Bravo friend 👏
that’s a dado not a rabbet