How To Build A DIY Barn Door In A Weekend!
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2024
- We needed a closet door for the bedroom and there isn’t really room for a normal door so we decided on a barn door. I figured I would take you guys a long for this budget minded two day build! Hope you enjoy!
Special thanks to Home Depot for inviting me to be part of the PRO-Spective program and for sponsoring this build!
Provided tools used in this build:
Ryobi ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless 7-Tool Combo Kit with (2) 2.0 Ah Batteries, Charger and (2) Bags - homedepot.sjv.io/c/3106512/12...
Don't forget to check out the blog post for this build as well as others and woodworking plans on my website! - www.walkersww.com/ - Jak na to + styl
Thank you for keeping it simple! There's nothing I hate more than a thumbnail that claims "easy", "anyone can do it", "quick build", etc, and then they bust out a whole garage of professional level tools.
He's the bestest helper! ❤❤💕💕
He is.
Just recently discovered your channel . It quickly became my favorite go-to for woodwork. I have been woodworking as a hobby for about 6 years now, but I love to learn new techniques and methods. I appreciate your relatable experience and expertise.
Thank so much for the support! It means a ton. I'm glad you like the channel.
One of the great rewards for watching this video is that sweet pup :) Can't bring my pittie into the shop because he likes to try and sniff up all the saw dust...lol. Folks always take not of my Ryobi tools vs. my Kapex, domino, sawstop, etc....but I don't really use the a lot, and not for precision work, so they are perfectly fine for my shop, and for probably 95% of homeowners. The drills do have a bit more runout than I really like, but not enough for me to get a different brand, battery system, etc, etc, etc.
I agree. I've been using that biscuit jointer for probably 6 years. Have you tried the new one+ HP stuff? It's definitely better than the older models.
@@WalkersWoodworks I have a new drill, driver and hammer drill in the HP+ line, and they are definitely better. I especially like the smaller format. I really WANT to buy a Festool drill and driver, but I just can’t bring myself to do it lol.
Thanks for this video! Say hi to your dog for me.
Really helpful techniques and pacing! I loved the square edge technique for the circular saw and I am impressed with how nicely the door came together--it gives me confidence I can do something similar. Thank you.
You definitely can! Thanks so much for taking the time to watch and comment. Means a ton.
tGreat video! I recently also built a sliding barn door for my kitchen….looked great ….at first, and then it warped out totally! Any tips to prevent that happening?
Looks good, Brandon. I was torn about glue but I guess it would be ok since you didn't glue the panels together. BTW - I moved 2 years ago and still can't find things in my shop. Take care.
Bill
Ya we will see! Appreciate your support as always and thanks for the inspiring moving tip! 😂
Using a $200 trim bit isn't cheating. It's getting your money's worth.
I have that bit and it is wonderful.
Haha I was trying to keep it simple but eh. What are ya gonna do lol.
Hey there. Great fun video. Two things. 1. Love the one legged squat balance stance when cutting off the boards. 😉 👍🏽. 2. At 8:48, would you recommend how one would cut the extra length of the barn door beam/track? I have a similar application but since the door will never travel that far, and for aesthetics it being shorter would look better, wondering if there is a way to cut that extra off? Thanks for the video!
I actually did it with a sawzall but looking back I should have used the angle grinder I in the Ryobi kit lol
@@WalkersWoodworks great plug 😂 👍🏽 sounds good. I will give it a try. Thanks for the feedback!
Love the videos dude, your def above my caliber of a cabinet maker. I just have once critique. I see a wall full of Woodpeckers instruments and of the past dozen or so videos, I’ve e seen the use of non of these. I don’t get it. I have about 1/4 of the very expensive Woodpeckers precision tools and I make sure I use them on EVERY project! Correct me if I’m wrong, but I’m tired of seeing a highlighted wall full of these instruments to only be a backdrop for peoples CZcams channel…..
Looking good! Btw I noticed your shirt and was curious, is the podcast done or just on break?
Not sure honestly. We're all just so busy right now its hard to find time.
@@WalkersWoodworks well I enjoy it for sure, one of my 3 woodworking podcasts I listen too. However, my enjoyment doesn't pay the bills🤣 so I get it. Thanks for all the content for sure though!
Good video! Is the ryobi Brad nailer one of the HP tools?
I believe it is but don't quote me on that, not in the 7 piece kit though. That one has always been great since they first came out with it even before the HP+. You can check out the nailer here ONE+ 18V Lithium-Ion Cordless AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer and 16-Gauge Straight Nailer 2-Tool Combo Kit - homedepot.sjv.io/c/3106512/1208549/8154
I am in the market for a new set of tools and I am between Ryobi and Kobalt. I can't afford Dewalt right now.
Between those two I would go Ryobi. I am very impressed with the new line honestly.
Thanks for your input!
Anytime!
can't believe you didn't use a cinder block to sand that bondo. thats what a guy is supposed to do.
Hahaha well a feller just isn't strong enough to handle the one grit. Is what i'm sayin.
Great job, thanks for sharing interesting videos. worth subbing and liking :) a fellow creator ^^