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Old carpenter trick: when shooting pins always shoot at an angle so the pins actually lock the piece in place rather than let the piece slide on the headless pins.
I love seeing the craftsmanship and hearing about the thought process that goes into the job. Thank you!
One of the great advantages of doing things yourself, is that time doesn't matter and you can build something exactly the way you want.
If it takes a little longer...or the materials cost a little more...you make it up on labor costs. 👍👍
I have backbanding everywhere in my home, and love it. It is really noticeable when I go someplace else, and it not there ! Lovely work, thank you for sharing !
Your correct, it’s beautiful. Love watching your home remodel.
As a 19 yr old in the trade your videos are like gold ! Thank you for all the tips and badass content !☝🏼
Awesome job…. Like the choice…. I appreciate you deviating and creating a entire new look.
Love it! Doing a slow remodel on our house. Love the ideas I get from you and learning a lot. Thanks for the content
Thank you. I appreciate that! Slow is the way to go when your not loaded with cash. I'm not financing anything so it works good!
@@FinishCarpentryTVfully agree never go into debt save and do things slowly. That way you appreciate the finished project for longer and you are less inclined to keep changing the decoration every 2nd year and increasing the cost. Whereas a quick touch up and refresh will last longer and quality never goes out of style.
Good choice- sometimes something less over the top is better in the end- and pairs well with your classic white oak doors. Nice job!
who ever picked the paint colors and wallpaper for the laundry room did a fantastic job ! great eye for design !!
That looks beautiful !! Love it
Nice work man, looks great!
@2:45 just use a corrugated nailer… I use it to pre assemble wainscoting rails too… I basically put the pocket hole jig on the shelf a few years ago
Never heard of it. Just looked it up. I will get one now. Thank you.
Great video's 😊 and teaching as well, also love your attitude and the love you display for family and the public. Thank you for sharing. Please keep up the great work 👈👍
Yes I have a question. Do you use caulking on the inside and outside of the trim? You don't typically show that part so I was wondering. Also maybe you can make a video in the future to show your , methods. I'm interested in all of it, even how you cut the tip of the caulking.
Yes I am very experienced in the prep/paint work. I can definitely make a video on that soon. To answer your question I cut the tip straight.
@@FinishCarpentryTV Yessss. I need this too. Just put up beadboard, lower and ceiling… and the prepping is overwhelming me slightly hahaha.
Beautiful detail. Looks great.
Fantastic level of detail and attention. Great video
Really liked this video!!!! We did a similar trim with the Greek reveal back ban molding. Wish you would do a video on finishing (prep / paint). We had this 1/16 gap between the back ban and reveal molding. Would like to hear how you deal with this. Thanks
Your work is crazy great! 👍🏻
Great work Buddy!
Love this version much better !!!!
Such a craftsman! Stunning work!
Golly gee, that tour of the laundry room was so great, I love everything about it!!!!🤯it is time to show it, I follow you always, and yet I must have MISSED that one 😉 maybe give your wife the camera, I’m sure she will share your great work, come on give it up.😁
OK,OK,OK, Richard I'm a weirdo. Anything Greek related gives me a sense of pride from my heirtage. I think the Greek Revival mldg. was a FANTASTIC choice & the eclipse in the mldg. compliments the small bead detail perfectly. Fantastically done Bud!! Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!
Nice, great craftsmanship! Keep it up!
Looks great! Each video is like a master class
Glad you like them!
Looks great!! The main thing about all of this, like the pocket screws, is you are spending the time and doing it for yourself to enjoy! People dont pay for that because 99% of people dont care and wont even notice the detail in the casing let alone the finer detail. I am amazed by details like this, but most people would say "looks like trim to me, i dont know whats special"
Gives me a great idea for cupboard doors. Great idea and excellent work!
You see, a smaller scale door trim looks a lot better with that door and wall. I like your design. I may even copy the design myself next time I need a formal door trim.
Talent, and an eye for what looks best. Nice job.
Thank you!
That shadow is the cream it def catches your eye. How can you not stop and see why. Yet it’s so simple.
Looks great man! Been following you for awhile and learned alot from you. So keep up the great work. Where do you get your moldings and do you have any recommendations for basecap styles? There's so many that I don't know where to start.
Love your growing stack of systainers and Festools!
Looks great Richard! Excellence as always!
Bad man. Love your videos
Now that is the look of a satisfied man. It looks great Richard!
This looks amazing! Missed opportunity to hide those nails behind that Greek moulding! Can’t wait to change everything in my house some day!
The backband is the easiest and cheapest way to add prominence to a casing. Good looking trim job.
So true, I wish more builders would use them.
Looks amazing ! 👏
Good job man !awesome
Thank you for these type of videos. I joined passion for craft today, journeyman.
Awesome door trim design. How will you do your baseboards to match?
Outstanding!
Hey brother, I have been watching your channel for the past few years. I am happy you found that Mdf is not the greatest material to use in construction. Now that you found a good supplier or real material it's a great step up. Now try to make it work so the the miters and joints don't have to be sanded to be made correct. Try working with refinished Cherry or Walnut and putting in the ridiculous amount of nails and see how it looks.
Looks beautiful.
@6:53 I knew EXACTLY what you were doing there! :) But it sure looks pretty!
Richard nice work. Are you still using 15ga 2-1/2” nails for that casing besides the 23ga gun for the backband molding? If you don’t mind updating us on what you are using here and the length for these nails that would be cool. Tnx!
Looks amazing
Looks great. Starting to sound like Brent hull with your descriptions!!
You’re really heading to the next level, sir.
Dam, that looks awesome 👍
Do you ever miscut any trim pieces? Love the video and your choice of trim.. Do homeowners have access to Windsor molding?
Dude, I actually remember the plinthe block vid, totally paid off
Regarding using pocket screws: I do the same on my house but let the glue dry and then install. AND, on a doorway, I glue and clamp the trim to the jamb without using nails which is not feasible unless you're doing it at home. It's nice to not have nail holes to deal with. It paints up so nice.
It really tied the room together man.
Beautiful ❤
Outstanding work..... Little tip , you don't need to measure architrave. Cut the mitre long turn it upside down (miter poit on floor) and mark the bottom of the architrave with the desired point at the top of the door lining. No tape measure needed. Love the enthusiasm for your craft. 👍🏻
Gonna be great especially since it'll be you and your family seeing that work of art while watching CZcams on the big screen one day.
Thanks man!
Next time try jackmiters on the base layer. Also you can run the backband legs full length and use a butt joint on the backband head. That allows a pocket screw (or 2) there as well.
Love it! What baseboard molding will you use to compliment?
Clam clamps get them tighter than those screws, hypur or lamello e20 and your set 👍🏻
Thanks!
Nice choice Richard! It gives me the fuzzies just looking at it. 😂
Thanks! I get the same fuzzies lol!
1 question. Where can I get Windsor One in Houston!?!
And thanks for helping me take my finish game to the next level!
We did one where we ripped a top detail of a stock molding put on a different profile on the thin side. Time and money that what we tell every client
A freaking sanding rig. I like that. A dewalt shop vac with a Hepa filter and Bosch sanders have done wonders for me. But its bulky, and you have to be perticularly careful with it around finished walls and trim. I never have considered a dedicated rig for sanding. I do want to find a softer hose or some sort of boot to go over the hose.
A plinth block would have been nice. I find that it’s easier to mop the floors, as dirt doesn’t get stuck in the little grooves of the casing! I’m adding plinths myself for that reason.
That’s freaking awesome 👏🏻
love this Channel, however i have a question. when sanding Windsor one for the joints, how thick is the top coat of white
on Windsor one, when i do this with normal primed pine it really takes alot off and i am left with a sump in the finish
Are you using a pin nailer to attach the smaller inside trim piece?
Can you please show me a picture of the caulking trim caulk you use for mounding ?? Thank you
I agree it looks super! Did you go back and fill in the nail heads?
Not yet. Will do when we get to prep/paint detail.
Nah he did all this work and left them
I love festool I use it all the time I would recommend if you’re removing material not to use the foam pad so the wood can stay flat. I only use the foam pad when I don’t want to remove material and all you want to achieve is a light sand between coats
i see all your info in the description, except what filler you use? is there a brand you like best?
Got to say I have been screwing my miters together for 30 years or more. After getting used to doing it, the time difference is negligible. And I started to do this because there were no 90-degree corners in the home I was trimming. After doing 2 rooms it became easy and fast, glue and screw. And to this day it is still done that way. Your pocket holes are nice, the way I do them is a quick 45 degree clamp, cross screw each joint 3 screws each, done!
I love my RO90
Awesome video, your explanations are great. A little off topic but I have noticed you using a DeWalt, Makita and Milwaukee. Which do you think is the best for what you do?
Which gauge nailer did you use to nail the casing, 15 or 16 ga?
Excellent work. I've just retired from being a carpenter . I don't know what to do with myself. 😂
You made the right move. The other one looked a little chunky, in my opinion.. maybe if you are installing wainscoting for sure it would look OK. But this one looks just right, specially with the light coming through the door. You will get compliments from everyone.
What type of rattle can primer are you using? I need to try some new ones. Thanks!
He is using Rust-oleum 2X Ultra Bro. You can see him flash it in the video for a second. I missed it the first time seeing the video, too.
Does it seem a little bit odd that the laundry room entrance is in the living room? I’m pretty sure I would have tried to find another place for the door, sort of like you moving the fireplace, which I agree with y’all 100%. I remember my dad helping one of his brothers
build a house and the ringer washer had its own little building out back. My first house had the washer and dryer in the garage. My parents had a washer in the kitchen and hung clothes outdoors to dry. We’ve come a long way!
It seems odd on video maybe but it’s really not bad IRL. I think it flows well. 😎 but ideally I agree with you and if I was building a house brand new I don’t think I would consider laundry door near the living room.
what kind of paint and type of roller brush do you use to get a smooth finish on the tempered hardboad backing?
The light switch on the right side of the door entrance should be on the left side. Did you change the swing of the door? Also are you using a different trim in the laundry room? Looks good.
Awesome
Dang Bro! Nice!
appreciate it!
Whoa! What's up with the Kizen miter fence for the makita?
I hit them up for one a while back they said it's in the works. I just checked their website and didn't see it. You got the inside scoop?
Very tasteful. It will be a shame when it all gets torn out by the next owner...
I agree. I try to block that thought out haha.
But in a mean time I was able to enjoy it. 🤠🇫🇮
Are you using the 1x2 for depth due to other wall treatments?
I started to add joint biscuits. No cracks
Some reason i thought you used the Dewalt 780. How do you like the Makita in comparison?
Do you use different width trim depending on where the door leads? For example, the front door foyer in my mid-century modern house has the entry door and a door that leads to a bedroom/office as well as two closets. I'm thinking about using this casing but leaving it full width around the front door and door that leads to the bedroom/office. The two smaller closet doors would get narrowed trim and outside molding but I would skip the inside molding to draw attention to the fact they serve a different purpose. I would also give the large picture window the full width treatment as well as the doors that lead to the kitchen and dining room. Thoughts?
I’m just wondering if your miter saw fence is original or a custom piece. ??
I'm taking notes, my builder hates it when I do that, but I don't live in Texas so this is what I have to do.
I like it.
That looks great, what brand are your spring clips? Mine seem to lack holding power and they are Collins
I have the collins too. I haven't had any issues so far.
Thanks for letting me know. Im 62 and learning new techniques, but i only feel 90
I knew he was going to go Festool once he started to get a taste.... 😉
That dang domino is the gateway to the lime green portal.
@@FinishCarpentryTV fedtool makes great tools , if you don’t mind the price point and battery platform
@@paulhopkins1905 I'm confident in saying that Festool makes the best sanders, dust collection, track saw and routers.
@@paulhopkins1905 I would say the 3M Xtract is on par with Festool when it comes to the balance, vibration and function of the system. The Surfprep is a good but niche tool. I like the Festool system of parts, tools and sustainers. I like the fact that I can go to a local store and get what I need. I like the fact that I can call Festool USA in Indiana and talk to a real person and get my older stuff rebuilt.
@@rjthomasindyusa Assuming you're in US as every European contractor knows Mafell is the gold standard for track saws and many other specialist wood working tools. It's a pity they are so hard to get in the states and Australia. However I'd confidently rank Festool ahead of Makita for tracksaws.
No nails into the edge of the jamb? I have some of the same casing and was hoping to see how to nail through the bead. I'm considering drilling pilot holes and hand nailing old school.
I’m able to do it with the 16 or gauge. But I only had the 15 at the house so I will come back with higher gauge nail. No need for pilot hole just need the right angle.
Just curious why you aren’t using CA on those corners. Have you backed away from that?
Festool is the cat's meow and you can't beat thier three year all inclusive warranty. 👌🏽