Finish Carpentry Part 1
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- This video is dedicated to helping you cut and install baseboards and casings. Learn all my tricks for measuring and cutting so that you can install trim like a pro! For links to purchase the products in this video CLICK SHOW MORE ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
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He said Shout Out to all the guys that cut corners 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂 classic stuff..
I came in here to say the same as you 🤣
I don’t ever fill my nail holes😂😂 that is definitely the painters job
His son is so lucky to have a father that knows this much about every trade but has the hands on to make it look professional everytime...One of a kind!
I work for Georgia Pacific. I was in the oilfield for 12 years prior. On my days off I taught myself wood working, got pretty good at most types of work. I'm selling my home Divorce after 11 years), and I have found those skills to have paid off. I've remodeled my entire home. This is one of those channels I always turn to!
@6:38 Jeff is a real man for licking the paint drip on that can. No paint goes to waste.
I am a full time handyman and let me just say...your videos are the absolute best and have helped me immensely! Thank you so much for the time you put in to make these videos! Thank you!
Glad to help
You're a genius! I've been in the construction industry for 20 years, been renovating homes on my spare time for fun, and have been watching renovation videos for years. Your videos are something else! A lot of the tricks and steps you take I didn't know and use, and I would have challenged (wink), but you explain so well the 'why' that there is no argument against it. The only problem is... the videos I normally watch are under 10 minutes. Now that you've captured my attention for hour-long videos, I spend a lot less time actually renovating!
Keep up the good work!
Cheers hopefully your time spent is more efficient.
This old man is learning many new tricks, I am hooked on this channel. I am about to install baseboard for a whole house
Thanks pops. Bought a cottage, stripped it and started renovation with confidence, by no means am I a pro, but I do have the pros to consult with in the family
Florida 1960 condo redo by late 60’s woman. Not my first rodeo but it’s my first solo flight.
Your wallboard video taught me enough to feel confident doing what I needed to do to fix some nasty and fussy faults on and around doors and walls. I’ve mastered the spray paint masking and application involved and the results are beautiful.
I’m moving on to grasp the trim work needed after a flooring installation and new moulding and door frames. Of course the after work of the installation was described as “touch up” but I’ll be painting it all due to aesthetic bruising all over. This lesson is incredibly helpful!!! I’ll finish the job myself to perfection. The worse part is the dismissal that comes my way cuz geez what does she know....in the end it doesn’t matter cuz my place will be stellar and I’ll be so satisfied. You are the best teacher - thank you so much. I really mean that from my heart. Carry on ;)
Now I know why my good measurements and good miter joints produces inconsistent results. Thank you Jeff!!
I needed this video. Trim is my weakness as far as cutting with the miter saw. It can get confusing sometimes. But I know it’s pretty easy once you get the hang of it. I will be watching this a thousand times until I get it
You are consistently my go to guy for all my projects. Thanks for the help!
Bob Ross of DIY :)
Best home improvement channel on CZcams!
Those tricks to cut would have saved me hours of work for all the trim work I have done in the past. Good thing it'll help with my next project lol.
Cheers George, Happy to help!
Thank you! Great teacher helping this apprentice out.
Love the extra knowledge you give such as where to buy, or different installations, and reinforcing that my caveman method of mixing paint is done by the professionals as well! super useful thank you!
Finish Carpentry Part 2 ?? Learned so much in this Part 1 video Ü
Coming soon!
Home RenoVision DIY Perfect! How do you not have your own TV show 👍🏼I’m ready to see how you finish painting the trim. Do you just go over the sanded nail holes and caulk?
How he measures out all finish trim,very slick!
Jeff,
You never cease to impress me with your "A to Z" explanations with no step skipped. I have completely remodeled an 1820's farmhouse...with the great results due largely to your videos giving me the expertise that I needed to complete the entire scope of the job - you're the best CZcams channel out there for DIYers and Pros alike by far. I always learn something from your videos...you explain everything in an easy to understand intuitive manner and are technically excellent as well. Brilliant!
Thanks Craig, happy to hear your project went well. please share some pics on our instagram. Cheers!
Last week watched your painting video, I’ve completed the painting work and came out great - Now on to the skirting boards this video has been equally useful for all the tricks and tips so much better prepared. 🙂
Why is it that every time I finish a project in my house, you put up a video to tell me how I should have done it?
LOL, Cheers Sean!
Pretty much!
Yep, exactly.
Ditto haha
I’ve been waiting for this video, I’m so pumped you made it!!
Great instructional video. I'm about to do my investment propertybaseboards and door casing.
I've used an old drywall knife flat pressed against where the stubbord nail is and then pressing the edge right to the brad nail, i've used the angled adjustable pliers
used the teeth to grasp the brad nail head and then rock the round head of the angle plier to extract the brad nail.
the drywall flat knife was there to prevent any scratches to the wood while pliers pulled the brad.
Love those videos Jeff, keep them coming, I've done a few renos to my investment props and using your videos as a great guide!! Thank you so much!
For your top pieces of door jam, I usually start with a miter and measure from that. Production carpentry is a different world than precision
Thanks for taking the time to make all of your helpful videos and for sharing useful DIY information. I like that you are sharing information on the tools you use. That info could be boring for some, but for it's good for me.
Thanks for all the tips! Going to be re-doing all our trim here in a week or two. I can't tell you how nice it is to have videos like this. You do an AWESOME job explaining everything!!!
I agree; he’s very thorough!
I have a similar DeWalt saw but in the 12”. To all the new woodworkers here are some tips! keep your fingers away from the blade, you can use a clamp to hold the wood. Upgrade the stock blade, sharp teeth leaves nice clean miters and scarf joints. I prefer poplar finger joint molding over pine. Safety tip; when you get tired, take a break or call it a day? Accidents are mitigated with good safety practices and an ounce of common sense?
Hi Jeff. I have done so much remodeling and building in my life, not professionally but as a homeowner. It is interesting to see the different ways that different contractors do the same thing. I must tell you though, EVERY time I watch one of your videos I ALWAYS learn something new and useful. The “Measure once, cut twice”, thing is awesome. I have never thought of this. Given that my laser is unreliable and usually off, this is great! I also need to start glueing my miter joints.
When I was in college, I had a part time job building mobile homes in a factory. We used to hold the safety off the air nailer and shoot framing nails across the factory floor at each other. For the long shots we engineering students got a practical lesson in velocity and trajectory. Pretty dumb hing to do, but we had fun and nobody got hurt. You brought back a memory from about 48 years ago.
Thanks for another great video.
I’ll be referring back to this video real soon! Putting it in my watch list right now!
Gotta get a TapeBoss Jeff and support your fellow Canadians! One of the best DIY tool additions I’ve bought in a while.
thx for putting these videos together. they really help to either validate the approaches that i already take - or give me some really useful information about how to do things better and faster.
Glad you like them!
I watch so much Jeff that I can predict when he’s gonna say “perfect every time” and “that’s money in the bank” (;
Loving it!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY and "That's sexy"
Don't forget ....."That's sexy"
When can we buy a "perfect every time" shirt?
And “sexy”
Relaxing, informative and inspiring to watch. How can that be? Learned so much yet it was like having a casual conversation. Thanks so much.
Just started my own caulking company thanks to you. Our slogan? "We put caulk in all of your cracks."
🤣
Great video! I use DAP 33 glazing to fill the nail holes, works very well.
Awesome video, your stuff is gold! Very instructional, shows the whole process, and gives a lot of detailed info.
Yeeeeessss!!!! Great things come to those who wait!! An entire series on "Greek" Revival trim work!! I'm so excited Bud. Hoping this makes you laugh, excited for these series 7 Dirty Jersey out!!!!All joking aside I think the wife and I are gonna lead toward the Modern Craftsman/Metro style trims that are out there. But....we're still about a year off from starting so who knows. Keep the fantastic videos coming!!
This is perfect timing. I was just about to do this in my home!
Very cool. Cheers!
Took your advice and went to a local company that makes their own trim. (Anderson Lumber, St. Pete FL) Got poplar at about the same price as the cheap stuff in the big box. What a difference! Beautiful and easy to work with. Now my only problem is deciding whether to paint or varnish this beautiful wood!
Fantastic information again,good on you tell them your the expert man 👍👍
Right on time with these videos.
I'm just about ready to finish the trim in my house of dreams.
Cheers, Merry Christmas!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY
I always wanted to get into carpentry but never did until I bought an old 1977 mobile home and rebuilt and renovated it.
The old mobile home that is not mobile anymore should of been torn down long before I bought it as a foreclosure years ago.
Now it is all up to code and I even poured a foundation for it while it was sitting on the ground.
In the future I want to add some additions to it to finish it off that will more or less enclose the old mobile home part of the house.
It looks like a log cabin now with stone tile floors and tongue and groove wood ceilings.
The videos you make really helped in learning how to do all the things I learned how to do so far.
Thanks for putting them out there.
Happy New Year 2020.
Happy for your vacation! Also happy belated birthday! Keep doing what you are dong, jeff!
Thank you!!! You have helped me redo my laundry room!!! Great teacher! :)
Happy to help! Cheers!
So glad I found your channel!!! Used your paint like a pro tips to repair bad patches from previous homeowner. My walls look like new!! Preparing for some shiplap adventures then adding window trim to basement windows next. Feeling more confident after this video 👍
Cheers Heather, we would love to see some pics when you are done. !!!
Sitting here in Germany, having no workshop, neither a house. only a room in a shared flat and barely got tools. Still watching all these videos :D
Classic Jeff. Love your shows man
Very useful information as I just got involved in finish carpentry and I love it and your video was very helpful
Just found your channel and I'm so excited for your tips and tricks for our PEI home reno! :)
Awsome video!
Keep up the good work I enjoy watching and learning as a newbie homeowner that likes to work doing home projects
Right on
I love my Windsor Plywood! Man I love that we have one down here in WA.
The more options the better! Cheers!
I’m always amazed how similar the different construction “trades” are when it comes to the Culinary world.....for instance, baking👍🏻😉
Brad nailing Bob. That was an awesome little story. At least he was wearing safety glasses though. *wink* Haha
Bob was a good sport!
Great video, so many good tips! I'd love to hear your thoughts on coping vs inside mitres for trim and crown.
Wonderful tips! Thanks brofriend.
A good carpenter can giv credit when its due.._dude your the man so much respect and admiration.Keep keepin it real pal.
Best channel on YT for renovations. Just came across the channel after recently purchasing a new home...was wondering how to possibly change floors and found your channel....now I've been binge watching everything...hour long videos like it's no problem... hoping to put this into practice 🙏💪 thank you
Happy to help. Cheers!
I needed this video last year before I bought the 12" saw. Your way on the 10" is still faster than I was.
Cheers. sometimes you can use skills rather than spending the extra money especially if you are not using the tool to make a living.
Excellent tips I always bought trim from the big box stores. Not anymore!
just saved you time money and moved you up the quality scale!
👏 Great job 👏
Great video bro
Playing the Jeff Thorman drinking game.
Drink every time he says "Perfect".
Great video once again!! Thank you!!
Cheers Cory!
Awesome Jeff. I shall be replacing my baseboards when I get enough spare money and time lol. I will need to practice my outside and inside corners though. Many thanks as always.
Right on. Cheers!
Why do I get the feeling past Jeff spent a lot of time filling in holes on trim left by lazy carpenters?
Oh Jeff, you need to ditch that compressor and get yourself a cordless nailer lol. Thank you for the great video.
Love this guy
A little caulk a little paint, make a carpenter what he ain't.
Do your best, then caulk the rest.
Honestly a good method (fastest) thing to do for DIY'er base after a renovation is cut the outside corners at 46-46.5 degree. You will always close the front and have a smaller gap in the back which caulk fills anyway leaving a nice tight mitre.
Measuring the mitre is obviously the best but no one has time (or tools if DIY) for that with paint grade trim.
Cheers!
cpt awesome excellent!
Nice Job you got yourself a new suscriber.
I subscribed. This guy is great. Helps me alot
My hubby used to work for Alexandria in Washington State.....awesome company
Another great video! Thanks again!
Question: When installing baseboards along longer walls where one baseboard is not long enough, do you find its better to butt them against one another or overlap one over the other with a 45 degree cut?
Also, I need to know the make and name of that gray paint on the wall! Thanks!
Jeff is the Man !
wish I had watched this before my last trim job!
I like it! 💯
Cheers olga!
I used to use the nippers for nail pulling too. But as you say "it's a delicate balance between cutting and pulling nails..."
That's why I was very happy to find that Crescent offers a 11" Nail Puller Pliers (NP11) that I can't recommend enough!
Grip as tight as you want it works similar to the nippers but far more user friendly...
I love that new tool as well. Cheers!
Hey Jeff, I was wondering if you could tell us how to compensate for expansion and contraction in the trim due to changes in humidity from season to season? From what I understand if you cut it too tight during the winter, for example, then bad things can happen when it warms up.
Thank you so much 👏👏👏👏👏
Love your content, please post to other platforms so we can watch in peace.
Looking forward to seeing you doing a arched window
Happy X-MAS!!!!!! JEFF!!
Great videos Jeff, I have really enjoyed watching and learning. Wanted to know if you are now using the insta-bond super glue and activator spray for your trim work?
Wish you could do a video on baseboards around a bullnose corner, doing the four 22.5 degree cuts, you explain everything so throughly. This video was extremely helpful as well! Just here in AZ we have bullnose corner and I hate it
My home has old style air ducts that “stick out the wall and on floor” would be nice to see a how to on updating it to make it flushed to the wall before installing my trim.
hey jeff! in usa/philly we use cordless brad nailers!!lol no compressors unless its whole house were trimming!!lol your awesome dude!!
My friend just had his kitchen remodel and the handy man he used didnt fill his nail holes and man what an eyesore. First thing I spotted when I first saw his kitchen
"2" is really good for going through the board, drywall and occasionally find some wood."
Love it. I remodel for a living and I still wish I could hit the sills/studs on every house, every try. Sometimes the mind boggles.
Just...wow. I ALWAYS learn a lot from watching your videos! The caulking of the baseboard trim -- why don't all finishers do this step, especially on wood trim that is stained and not painted?
Awesome video as always! One of my walls is concrete. Could I use “no more nails” glue instead of nails? Or do I have to use screws?
A damp grouting sponge in a container is great to have when caulking baseboards. This way you can keep your fingers clean and if you accidentally get some on something that isn't supposed to get caulking then you can clean it up right away
If you have a chance I was wondering the procedure is to install trim for doors and moulding with wall to wall carpeting is already installed. Ty
Thank you for all your great videos! I just have one question: Why finish carpentry? Isn't our Swedish carpentry good enough for you, huh?!
LOL, Cheers!
A Swedish dad joke enters the chat....
i liked the vinyl plank video installation i'm just thinking where to buy the vinyl plank flooring. thanks!
jeff, any advice on how to use tile as trim for my bathroom tile? Im thinking about gluing it on the drywall base and sand caulking the tiles to floor and between the tiles. It also doubles as waterproofing In my opinion.
Finish carpentry is what keeps me from doing more diy projects..like "ok, I can put the walls up, but, now how do I blend them into the other wall"....lol
Thanks for your great videos on home improvement!!!
What type or model of nail gun do you use?
Is there any way you could make a video on how to patch holes in stippled ceiling and put the texture back again?
Jeff have you seen Penn & Teller’s nail gun routine? Takes the whole shooting nails at the delivery guy thing to another level
Not yet but will look into it. Cheers!
Jeff, do I need to open the drywall to attach a new door frame / trims to an interior closet door opening?