How Doors Are Assembled | This Old House
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2020
- Westerly homeowners Scott and Shayla have asked for solid heavy doors throughout the house. Kevin O'Connor travels to Ohio and meets a family that has been making doors and other interior woodwork for three generations.
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Kevin O'Connor goes to Canfield, Ohio to see how the wooden four-paneled interior doors are made. He first meets Terry Baird, whose family has owned this business for over fifty years making hardwood accent products that are both custom and standard. Manager Steve Stack shows Kevin the process-from grading the lumber and drying it-to the manufacturing and assembly stages. The leftover sawdust is burned in a boiler to heat the dry kilns and buildings.
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How Doors Are Assembled | This Old House
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That's a helluva production line! Amazing!!!
The best part was not seeing a finished door lol
U can c it at the store when u buy it..
It looks like a door.
other than some trimming basically a finished product at 5:43.
I’ve been really enjoying the factory tours!
What a amazing process and facility.
“Blades bein’ right there?” I love Kevin. He’s the new guy at work who doesn’t hesitate to help out and get his hands dirty, but if you don’t watch him he’ll stick his hand in a band saw. I know it’s off, but dude, get your hands out of the machine. I feel like the manager hesitated and he doesn’t cross the plane with his hands.
I love how they try to make everything as efficient as possible.
I have a Finger Joint Bit for my Router........2x4 cutoffs and a few pennies worth of glue and you have 2x4's that are plenty good for interior walls.
Amazing work. Love how they reuse the off cuts.
I like how they produce heat and steam out of the non-usable waste for their drying kilns and other buildings. Very smart.
Beautiful work. Wasn't gonna click, but glad that I did. That is an awesome operation and wishing good luck to the Baird family and their extended family of employees.
These videos are awesome
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Thanks Very Interesting
Beautiful stuff
This is absolutely 💯 👌 🔥 🙌 👏 😍
Now that is efficient! I've dreamed of having a shop (or plant) like this
Nice Information Sir.......love from India
Beautiful
@0:31 he said steve
That's amazing. So much automated, yet assembly of the door is manual
Quite. In many factories it’s all full automated. I’ve seen this on “How It’s Made”
Good stuff!
The scanner that is similar to an MRI to tag defects in wood is very impressive, along with the machine that removes them. There is very little waste of materials in this factory, from reuse by machining (cutting groves finger joints) gluing short lengths to form longer pieces.
Awesome.
This is right in my neck of the woods
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Good one
I’ve been looking for white oak, preferably quartersawn doors to install in my house. About every 3 months, I do a google search of companies that make them, and Baird always comes up, along with Allegany and 1-2 others I need at least 20 doors, and preferably 28 doors, but am not willing to spend $700-$800 per door. I’m selling my house in 6 years, so in that time, I’ll have to find a local carpenter that knows what he’s doing, and supply the wood for him to build them. I’m in the hardwood flooring business and know several people with mills.
Dean DeCoursey, Nobody will care you dumped a ton of money into the doors, leave them and sell it, I know it's an opinion....
I bought the house “as is,” which means there were 4 doors missing. So I have to buy at least 4 doors. I have rosewood parquet floors bordered with select white oak flooring throughout the house, so I may buy rosewood doors in Thailand, where I lived and still have connections, and have them shipped here. I can probably do that for $250-$300 per door.
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I was about to comment on a carpenter costing as much ir more than the purchase from the big companies then I saw where you live.
Next to slave wages will always being down costs unless you're Apple.
William Smith One of the problems that I have with these companies, besides the price, are the complaints about their doors warping. I think importing rosewood doors from Thailand, which I’ve done in the past for the purpose of selling, is probably my best option. With building white oak doors myself a close second.
@@deandecoursey7721
Side rails are sandwiched, even these warp ?
I am thinking of buying solid wood doors.
WOW
Great tour wonder what’s the cost per standard door?
Amazing automation yet still requires the hands on.
Nice!!💪👏👏🍺🍺
I worked at a factory that made doors. We did most of it by hand, not automated.
The guy thats gonna hang those doors is gonna really hate it
FYI. When you referenced their natural gas wells, you actually showed an oil well jack.
I hand it to engineers. They have created so much efficiency that people have lost purpose to hands on work. Cudos.
It everything was still hand made nobody would be able to afford it. :(
If everything was handmade, you'd either be walking to work, or riding a buggy/horse, to your Amish workshop. Live your dream (but don't expect them to give you the WiFi password...).
Hey Kev it's been a ples. Lol
i can smell this video
10 mins from my house
20 minutes from my house,been their for poplar trim.
All of that and you don’t show the finished product.
I really wanted to see how the door parts are held together! I had some 70 year old doors, same style and construction, and everything was held together with wood pegs and glue.
Imagine if governments ran like this plant where nothing went to waist.
Great video. Now show a true craftsman who doesn't use vaneer and does it with hand tools only. You won't need ear protection. And you won't need sawdust collection system is s/he uses hand planes
I think they have Roger editing these videos.
RIP Tom
BigSpinification what happened to Tommy ?
@@benjaminrobinson3466 Nothing--Tom Silva is fine. This bot continually makes this post (doubt it's a real person).
First
How can they use natural gas doesnt it hurt the envirment
no
Its one of the cleanest fuels out there. The boom in natural gas is a big reason America is heavily cutting down on emissions.
Half the globe runs off natural gas. One factory more or less isn’t going to change anything.
What should they use ?
This guy talks like HE invented these machines!!
The machines are most likely German. And that’s hard for me to say since I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 😂
Here you can see just another reason why American homes are as soundproof as paper.
I don't get it. What's the reason? Doors that aren't 3 inches thick?
Clearly this the the ONLY option for doors that people have when they build a home... lol
@@jej3451 No soundproofing, single layer, no rabbets, no rubber seals, ...
@@julianreverse None of that significantly affects sound transmission. The only thing that blocks sound is mass.
@@jej3451 Wrong. Mass is just one of many ways.
nah. how "rich peoples doors are assembled".
Vote Democratic, so great companies like this one can be destroyed.
“It’s an MRI for wood”
no, no it isn’t. It’s nothing like an MRI..... 🙄
he was not meaning in the same sense as a real MRI, geees
zack9912000 yes, I understand that 🙄
my point is the analogy is ridiculous. Far better to be honest and explain the machine simply automatically uses a camera to check for VISIBLE knots, not INVISIBLE defects that an MRI is used to detect.
He overplayed its capabilities and confused the audience wilfully. Why? Just be honest.
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You guys sound like you aren’t fun to drink with
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