Cabin in the Woods 46: Interior Trim Install - Best Window Trim Method
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- čas přidán 29. 01. 2021
- In this episode of Cabin in the Woods. I take you thru the remainder of the interior trim install. I also show you the best way to build and install window trim. I know there is still tons to learn as a carpenter, but learning this window trim method has not only increased my efficiencies, but also made my window trims the best they've ever been.
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Nobody and I mean nobody is building a better post frame out there. From layout to finished trims inside & out. These building are setting new expectations!
With Ryan's czcams.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
I notice your attention to detail and the great lengths you go to in order to ensure that your building itself, and everything in and around it are square. We had a 48x32 post frame shop with a 12 ft lean-to built on my fathers property here in Ohio. When it was nearing completion my dad was looking down one of the end walls and noticed the building was about two feet out of square- he mentioned it to the guy who was building it and his sarcastic response was "Yeah I noticed that- what did you expect me to do, tear it down and start over?" It blew me away how someone could take such little pride in their work. This was from a reputable company in our area.
40 years ago I worked for a maniac perfectionist exactly like you. Every trim job I've done since, Ive thanked him in my mind. You are a rare breed these days my friend
This guy Rob just said something that should have been a mind blowing, epiphany for all who heard it. So simple yet so elegant were his words. I hope there is nobody at this point who is wondering what the hell I'm talking about. But just in case there are, it should have absolutely blown your mind when he said, "It only saves you money when it's running".
I've been retired going on 4 years now, but was a GC for more than a couple decades. I cannot count the number of times I've heard customers say the same thing Kyle said; "Go one bigger". I can still remember the couple of times I've had to hold my tongue when trying to convince a "know it all" customer that they had the wrong idea.
edit: Finish trim looks fantastic Kyle! The only thing that bothered me was that air gap twix your box and the jam. Although it seems totally handy to install the entire box with trim as a unit, I still think you should build them to match but install them separate. That way you could properly fill that air gap with a backer bead and foam. And that screw idea to center your box was awesome!
It's nice when people actually show you or tell you about their mistakes. Most people especially broadcasting their work on CZcams. Try to make it look like everything they do is perfect. With trolls and everything. You don't want people in the comments talking a bunch of smack. However, that's just not real life. Everyone makes mistakes and has to fix things here and there. This job is really coming together and looks amazing. ✌
Highly competent, with a reputation of super high Quality work, keeps you gentlemen always employed. Not many contractors with this dedication to make all their client's happy. I really respect the professionalism. And your instructions on what you are doing. I have learned a great deal from this channel. You deserve all the fruits from the hard work running 2 businesses at same time. God bless you and your families.
My dad was a math teacher, but also an amazing craftsman. He taught me so much about construction. Lost him 5 years ago, but he would have loved that "Math Never Lies" shirt!!! He said that all the time!
Absolutely LOVE the care you take to make sure the measurements are right, the angles are correct, everything fit perfectly! (Instead of "eh, it's close enough" and fill it in with caulk the way that was done with my house) Sure wish you guys built homes in TN!
"Greg! I'm workin here dude!" LOL!!! Ah, love the interaction between tradesmen... down to the final finish!
Hah after the 10 minute intermission talking to the furnace guy, "Greg cant you see Im about to work!" Good times
LOL, as soon as he put those pieces down, I said, u-oh, Kyle won't like that.
Wierdos
True example of craftsmanship
23° Micro pin nailer is a game changer on corners and returns for glue up. Awesome show! Great work on the window buck assembly
I'm talking for the man like me that can't even hold a hummer, it is very entertaining watching you work 👍
The owner was very wise to contract with you to finish the building.
Every sub down is less concerned about what happened before. They do there part.
This way the owner gets a great finished product from layout of the foundation to the finish trim.
I am a good carpenter, but not a pro. I have learned some tricks from you to improve the quality and efficiency of my work in our home. Thank you.
First thing I noticed at the start of the video was the corded tools,then I see hoses attached to the nailers. I thought I was on the wrong channel. Nice work as usual.
Your attention to detail is amazing. I enjoy watching you build.
Excellent demonstration of how you install door and window trim. Thanks.
Dang man I love the detail you put in your work. Everything you have built you can drive by and be proud to say I built that
It’s a pleasure watching you guys working, always looking forward to the next video 🏴
That bathroom molding looks sweet as candy
Love watching all that custom building of door frames and window boxes. Seeing all the steps that arrive at the final product is very informative to watch. The interior of this cabin is coming along mighty fine. You and Greg do some awesome work!
Always such good info. Right out of the gate talking about sizing an AC unit. A wealth of knowledge and always sharing! 🙌🏼
The confidence you must have to preassemble all the trim is amazing. You make it looks so easy! Sure beats the 15 in and outs to sneak up on exact dimensions. Enjoy the vids, please keep them coming.
I love that you show us working through problems, issues and hangups. It shows you are a real human being who can also be stumped on something, but work through them. Thanks for being real, Kyle! You da man
Started watching Kyle and his crew a week ago and can’t stop trying to catch up on all the videos
Learning a lot from them I see now how much easier construction could be with the right equipment
Great job Kyle
Yo! One piecing that shower trim! Next level my guy.
You guys are killing this job. Awesome
You’re a very good craftsman, an that’s from a old timer in the business
The stone you will be using for the fire place would look good under the cabinets with the counter top at 25:06
Keep Rob around. Lots of sense coming from him 😉
That’s the same way I hang my doors, I also use a trend winbag, you place it under the door and then pump it up, it’s easier than packing the door up with scraps of wood, once the door hinges are screwed to the jamb you just release the air out of the bag. A single air bag can lift up to 300lbs , check them out on Amazon , they are excellent 👍
I use the air shim method too. Highly recommend it for all doors, but especially solid core and exterior doors.
Excellent for cabinet installs as well!
Best quality builder I’ve ever watched. Ever thought about internships to pass along your knowledge to the younger generation?
He has said he can reach thousands of people on CZcams and tictock,then teaching one person at a time.
He's definitely up there. Most guys will cover up a mistake but I've seen Kyle redo things he's not happy with as if it were his own project. Maybe it's because the camera is on but I have a feeling that's just the way he is.
Perkins brothers builders and essential Craftsman are very very good channels, especially essential Craftsman. Those to and R nR are my favorites, all three.
Man when you slid that tub trim in, and it fit perfect. Impressive work man ship man 👍👍🔥
When I started watching this build at the age of 20 I hoped to see something I could build as a garage/ recording studio. Now at age 40 I appreciate the detailed wood work. Not my style but impressive
I see what you did there 🙃
I love how Greg just snuck in behind you amd started putting tools and lumber on your work bench while you were talking to the other contractor.
Creepy man you love how he knew what to do lol
Wow, you’re not even done and they are moving in. Nice work as always!
Great looking place. I would have continued the wood wall siding around the kitchen cabinets in place of the finished plywood and I think safety glass for the railing upstairs would create a better and more open look. You and Gregg are true craftsmen.
God bless.
Hello massive MOOSE loose aboot this hoose. Can`t help remembering the Moose head "Fawlty Towers" . I speak very good English I learn it from a book, Good morning Major!
Here is good tip about using the main blue Kreg jig base. Build yourself a flat base from 2x lumber 12” front to back and 36” wide (long). I used 2x6 tongue and groove Southern Yellow Pine (not treated) that was left over from something else. Of course, I connected them together using Kreg pocket hole screws. Then you can then screw down the Kreg base centered left to right and pulled to the front - check the front clamp lever for clearance. Then cut filler strips to support the wood left and right of the base. Then you can clamp or screw down the Kreg jig platform wherever convenient and have a ready to use unit. I keep all of my Kreg jig inserts in a seperate box so they do not get misplaced or damaged.
Best wishes.
Enjoyed the show, nice Moose
ill hire that hvac guy. great work
Man, you are building this place like you’re going to live in it. Precision and attention to detail is amazing, superior craftsmanship.
Always have to build like it’s your own
those pump up air bags work great for hanging doors to the jam .
It's close to finishing. It's coming a long great. Keep up the good work
Hi, I been a big fan of your videos for a long time cause you get entrepreneurial juices flowing even at my old age of 77. I noticed that you have great lumber and wondered where you get it.
It is all about being patience and doing tedious work. I have seen a lot of carpenter get so irritated. You Kyle being so calm it is like a fairy. LOL
Greg when you initially put the door in the frame you can slide a shim at the top to help keep the door from moving.
We used something called Mitre Mate back in the days here in Sweden. Some kind of super glu with and an activator spray wich made the miters nice, fast and very strong.
Mitre bond. It’s super glue with an activator
@@aaronwilton8738 Same thing we used. It's interesting how different you work over "there" than we work over here. I would say we are far more ahead here in Sweden how to install stuff. For instence, install a door or a window. We use adjustable screws. Hard to explain if you never seen it. But nailing in doors we used to to 40 years ago.
I don't say we are ahead on everything. But is cool to see how diffferent we work on the same things.
Airbags for the doors is the business.
Kyle: How much exposed wood do you want?
Customer: Yes
haha so true.
Beautiful job. I can’t imagine there is any way to do it better.
Looks amazing. Keep up the good work.
Great vid... Need 23G pin nailer for returns.. Please buy the Milwaukee 15G angled finish nailer (no gas, no hose) and the Milwaukee 2nd gen 18G brad nailer ( no gas, no hose, no ramp up) - game changer.. I'm only a few hours away, could always use another trim carpenter on my crew. Gone through 25+ guys to get the four I have now..
Thumbs up again! 👍😁
what you do in this house is what I came up with for myself, maybe not everything but a large majority. Good job.
I dream of such an opportunity to do this job, but in Poland it will be difficult for me.
My lord all this wood is awesome
Fitting that base trim inside the closet was amazing
I've found the absolute most accurate way to measure in between two posts is to set your handrail into approximate position and use the post to scribe the rail. That will also capture the angle you need to cut it, if the post is out of plumb or twisted, etc.
Hey Kyle, love the channel. CA (Cyanoacrylate) glue and activator works great for wood and MDF transition pieces and joints that you don't want to clamp or tape to wait for regular glue to set. Super strong bond as demonstrated by Finish Carpentry TV in TX.
I am a subscriber since you started. Now it seems you are trying to be a finish carpenter. I look forward to your next job. Maybe post framing something. Stay Safe. 🇺🇸
Your skill level is amazing to me! Great job on that trim work!!
Very few things in life can give the feeling of complete satisfaction like when two bits of wood fit together like they should. Excellent display of process and skill.
Ha, woodworkers shop in Michigan! I just called them to see if they sold wood beams! (They dont). Pricing stuff out for our timberframe build :) we considered a barndo, but thinking timberframe would be better for us 😄
You are freaking amazing. Love the channel. Hi to Greg
You are a pleasure to watch, and i learn everytime. Your teaching is informative and charming thank you for making construction sexy.
Amazing work, as usual
Very very nice job done on this house 🤝👌👌 Perfection.. Love it.. Very different way of building then here in europe, but like your way of doing it.
I've been shoving the hinge side flat no shimms for years. Saves shimms and time and it is very strong
My dad always said wood putty is for nail holes only. He was very good at trimming and framing.
Love it, your work is top man.
Such a great video it looks amazing
i salute u man! awesome info!
Kyle with all the pocket hole you are doing ; you might look into investing in a Kreg Foreman pocket hole machine. Very nice job you and Greg are doing on this building can't wait to see the finish build.
I love the moose head and t.v.s already installed/hung. Owner priorities. Working around giant moose heads lol.
Not even done with construction and the moose head is already hanging.
Coming along great brother!
Love your videos 😆😆😆😆😆😆
During the random boiler convo, I checked my chimney and it was wide open too haha.
Looking good Men!
That’s exactly how I hang a door. If o can mount the hinge side to the framing with no shims and it’s perfectly plumb , I agree whole heartedly, use as much of the fastener as possible without wasting the length going through an unnecessary shim.
You can pop the hinge pin out of this hinges and install the part on the door and then put them back in. A lot easier if the hinges a router’d out on the door.
Okay Okay, I need to tell/ask you some things:
1. I really enjoy watching you videos. You are definitely one of the best and exacted workers out there.
2. Every little detail you do is perfect.
3. And today was the day. I saw you put a door in, ON TOP A PIECE OF WOOD THAT HAS THE SIZE OF MY HAND (I have small hands). The gap between the door and the Floor is like 2.5 cm (sorry I don't know you messuring system).
4. Now I have to ask you: Is there an actual reason to make this gap that big or..?
5. Sorry for my english, I hope someone is able to read it.
I like to do that kind of stuff on bathrooms sometimes to promote air circulation. People never run there damn bathroom fans and or leave the door open after they shower and it can lead to mold really easily.
Nice trim out!!!
Awesome job 👍🇺🇸
Hey kyle you must invest in some air bags they are mint its a game changer
Very entertaining video 👍
I use a Festool CSX similar to that little Milwaukee D/D...you can't beat these light-weight, but powerful D/Ds for install work. They fit in tight spaces, too.
Don’t you love that glue bot? I finally bought one. It makes it so much easier and so much less mess
Kyle you should check out the Air Shim product line great aid for installing doors.
Man- CA glue and accelerator for those 45 returns. 30 seconds max and stronger than the wood itself.
Good video , thanks
Good work..
New series from RR Buildings called "Meet the Subs"
Just another fine example of wishing other craftsmen would put in a fractional amount of care and detail that you guys do.
well done...
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You should try the Bosch 12v gsr12v-35.
It's way smaller and lighter, but still have a lot of power.
For me it's the best 12v driver!
I am a big fan of Ca glue and accelerator when putting on returns and preassembling trim.
It doesn't work good on real wood like wood glue does
@@luketein7965 I have been using it on real wood with good success. Sometimes you need to prime the pores with glue.
Gary Shell how is the strength compared to wood glue! I have never heard of that always been told not for real wood will have to give it a go
@@luketein7965 for trim purposes I feel as though it I quite good. It probably isn’t as strong as wood glue. But I have pre assembled door casing and was able to handle it just fine. Also if you have a wrong angle on baseboard outside corner for example it takes a decent amount of force to break it it will usually let you push it in without breaking. I got the Bob smith Industry’s combo pack of glue and accelerator.
Damn wonderful video it just wants me to go trim something!
Hey man you need a laser level it’s saves so much time and is worth every penny it makes a door installation so easy the best one is the 360 bosch
I put doors up the same way. it always made sense to me that the hinge side was strong
I would love a video about the mechanical room.