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BARR Woodworks & Furniture
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2018
Zero Clearance Insert- SawStop
Making a zero clearance insert (ZCI) for a PCS Saw Stop saw using a dado insert. Use caution when making this, keep the flesh sensor on at all times.
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Home Remodel Series: Building a Credenza/Bookshelf
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Attic credenza and bookshelf in rift sawn white oak with walnut details.
Home Remodel Series: Making an Attic Rail & Installation
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Rails and newel posts made in rift sawn white oak. Top coat in ArmrSeal. Newel posts inspired by Antoni Gaudi architecture and the Mila House (La Pedrera) warriors. #gaudi
Home Remodel Series: Flooring Installation
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Installing floating laminate flooring on wood subfloor.
Home Remodel Series: Window Install
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Installing new double hung window in old opening.
Setting up Dust Port for Hammer A3 41
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I just picked up this A3-41 and need a dust port adaptor to go from a 5" diameter port on the machine to my 4" diameter dust collection hose. Used a standard 4" x 3" ABS reducer and bored out the inside of the 4" side by about 1/8"-fits nicely over the 5" port on the machine.
Home Remodel Series: Storage Closet
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Taking advantage of the space under the newly install stairs to make a storage closet for linens and coats.
BBQ Grill Scraper
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Making a bbq grill scraper of wood. These are made of aromatic cedar.
Cedar Entry Door
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Entry door with western red cedar veneers and poplar and sepele core. Thanks Anh at A-Plus Builders for the commission, this was a fun and challenging build.
Beautiful. I’m making something similar based on your idea for my stereo. What kind of hinges are those two types? How does it clear the drawer top when you open it without having to leave a big gap between them?
Sorry, it’s in video. “sugatsune drop leaf” - Still trying to figure out how the top board clears the top of the drawers when it opens?
Thanks. The hinges in the center sit flush with the lid and the inside surface, so you just need to make sure there is about 1/8"+ space to clear the drawers. The hinges are called "drop leaf hinges" and are adjustable. The ones on the sides are called "flap stay" and are also adjustable depending on weight of lid. Good luck!
@@SimbaDMB I installed in a test piece first to figure out the off set and clearance.
Would you ever consider insetting the bottom channel into the concrete?
Yes, I've done that for other installations, but in this case client wanted to keep above concrete.
Looks amazing, thinking about building mine. when you do an update video can you go more in depth on your hardware choices and how they work. I feel like im gonna have the most issues with hardware selection. i want to build some for my 2 car garage woodshop.
oh nevermind i see you made new videos with more info thanks!
What tool number is that ?
Wow! Very impressive! This is basically what I want to do, but way above my ability level right now. I may however buy the doors and do this....
Wow what would it cost to pay a pro to do that? $15k?
Purple Haze when 6 was 9 and 9: and was 6 cool
It looks amazing! You inspire me to do something similar. What type of wood is that?
Thanks. These are African Mahogany.
What kind of attachment do you have there? Like a biscuit jointer?
grinder with diamond blade and a dust shroud.
Out of curiousity - why the dominoes in one portion and the floating tennons in another. What size dominoes are you using and how thick are the stiles/railes. It looks loke a lot of dominoes. Are you using hte 1/3 mortise rule? I am looking to build a carriage door and am looking for ideas.
Started with larger floating tenons but realized it was too time consuming with a router. If you have access to a domino machine that is the way to go! Size was 1/2" x 4". Rails and stiles are 1-3/4" thick, so more dominos required...more surface area to bond with glue. If it was just one or two doors I would use traditional mortise and tenons. Good luck!
What did you finish with?
ArmRSeal in Satin- 3 coats
Great video - how can I learn more about Newell post installation? What diameter threaded rod did you use, and how deep did you put it both below the floor and into the post? Is the threaded rod just driven straight into a 2x10 joist? What's the trick to targeting a joist AND making sure that your posts are evenly spaced? What would you do if your corner posts weren't directly over a joist?
Thanks. I used a 7/16" drill bit to drill a pilot hole first and then used a 1/2" threaded rod. Since I knew where the 2x10 was located from the previous construction work it was easy to determine the drilling location and embedded the rod about 6". It very likely you have two 2x10s or 2x12s sistered to each other on either side. Before placing your flooring material you can cut a small section of subfloor to confirm, but that's how I would do it. No joist in the corners...you'll have to secure to the floor or add more supports to the next post (lots of PL Glue!). Check out Next LEvel Carpentry or Insider Carpentry, they both have content on newel post installations. Good luck.
Where can I find the rail system that you used?
You'll have to search around a bit for a distributor of Hefele rail and hardware. I use Charles McMurray.
Gloves and table saw 🤔. Lovely door good job on that. 🍻
Great job. And thanks for sharing. I’m building some similar doors and I’m curious about the glass you chose to use. Would you mind sharing the specs with me? Thickness, tempered, tinted and the manufacturer. Thanks so much.
Thanks for the comment. I used 1/2" thick glass panes. So a sandwich made up of two 1/8" thick glass and 1/4" spacer. Tint is not too dark, because I wanted to see outside and like the daylight/sun in the winter. They call the color Gray-Annealed. Any glass shop should be able to help you out.
Do you sell plans for the dimensions used which include the window place holder plus the stiles and rails?
Sorry no plans for sale.
A joy to watch your videos. Your workshop makes a great backdrop in the videos as well. Always inspiring and I admire your imagination to keep coming up with great designs. Well done. One Handed Maker - Australia
Thank you! its been real fun and rewarding.
Great work!!
Great work. Did you use 8/4 for the main frame or 10/4?
8/4 for the main frame of the door and resawn 6/4 for the panels.
the shaky camera work and editing is terrible, you have a great story to tell but I couldn't watch your vid.
Would you be interested in building this door at my home in San Carlos? How best to reach you if so
Sure, you can send email to: barrwoodwork@gmail.com
This is amazing work well done. But please. No more Timelapse’s while moving the camera I just spent a week in Narnia after passing out from a seizure 😂
You omitted the number of times you had to empty the dust collector..LOL I've built a bunch of big 6 foot garden gates and spent hours emptying mine. Nice job. Planning to build carriage doors myself soon. Probably going with cypress since I live in a humid area and I get cypress for dirt cheap. I made gates with overlapped, 3 layers glued and pegged in every joint. Lots of work and glue..
Beautiful-great work!
I want to do exactly the same thing with my garage. Where did you buy the hardware?
Dude! Thanks for sharing. You did an uber professional job! Do you believe with a little weatherstripping this build could be used as a exterior patio door?
Definitely, its not shown here but these do have weather stripping.
You inspired me to make similar doors. Can you help me out on where to get best hardware for the folding doors.
The hardware is Hefele, so you’ll need to find a local supplier. In my area its Charles McMurray. If you search up Hefele their webpage has info on local suppliers. I advise you look up part numbers first from the Hefele website and then place your order with supplier. These are generally sold to shops and not retail. Good luck!
Very impressive😃. Are You a professional woodworker👍🏼?
Yes I am!
Those are some giant dominoes lol
How is the door holding up? Anything you would do differently? Did the wood darken at all You should do a follow up video Thanks for the wonderful project
Doors are great not issues mechanically. The sun has faded the finish, but I knew that would happen eventually. Plan to update this video next spring with a some sanding and new finish.
@@barrwoodworksfurniture what was the finish?
@@ericrotermund1004 Epifanes matte, 3 to 4 coats
Great common sense approach at an often over thought out project. Spot on ! Thank you.
where did you buy your lumber?
any hardwood lumber store should have this material. If you dont have a place, I would start with a google search for "hardwood lumber" in your area.
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Hi my name is Todd I am very interested in the Cedar Bifold garage doors looking for the track and hinges you used where can I find them??? thank you Todd.
The hardware is Hefele, so you’ll need to find a local supplier. In my area its Charles McMurray. If you search up Hefele their webpage has info on local suppliers. I advise you look up part numbers first from the Hefele website and then place your order with supplier. These are generally sold to shops and not retail. Good luck!
I love how everyone's like , I'm gonna make some just like that for my garage :) OK good luck with that .. maybe there's a class at home depot you could take real quick. ...thanks home depot and your ex Lowes
haha!
Nicest tools money can buy and he sure. Knows how to use em , then all the sudden breaks out a black n decker impact
gorgeous job, im looking to do the same exact thing to my garage. can you help point me to the specific hardware you used? thanks so much - Aaron
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The hardware is Hefele, so you’ll need to find a local supplier. In my area its Charles McMurray. If you search up Hefele their webpage has info on local suppliers. I advise you look up part numbers first from the Hefele website and then place your order with supplier. These are generally sold to shops and not retail. Good luck!
@@barrwoodworksfurniture excellent work! are those hinges with the wheels an actual Hafele part or did you customize it?
@@DannyAlva Yes those are Hefele hinge parts for the top and bottom. You can use other off the shelf hinges for the middle ones, just make sure they are made for outdoors (sealed).
@@barrwoodworksfurniture awesome. Thanks for the quick response!
Beautiful job. Where did you get the track hardware from?
The hardware is Hefele, so you’ll need to find a local supplier. In my area its Charles McMurray. If you search up Hefele their webpage has info on local suppliers. I advise you look up part numbers first from the Hefele website and then place your order with supplier. These are generally sold to shops and not retail. Good luck!
Quick question I’m in the Santa Cruz area was curious where you found the lumber? Great job too looks amazing!!
At Aura Lumber (now called Hardwoods). They have a store in Santa Cruz. Good luck!
Hey - I've re-watched this video several times. Your work is excellent. I'm planning to build a similar system with the Hafele Al Fresco hardware. I noticed there are gaps above and below the doors where the tracks are. Do you have any solutions in mind for sealing/ weather stripping the above and below gaps without interfering with the sliding mechanism?
its not shown here, but you'll want to make sure to order the top seal called "Polypile" part PS13B which is inserted into the top channel. For the bottom use the perimeter seal part AQ21. There is also a seal between doors, part AQ63. Send me an email at hacabinetry@gmail and I can send you the PDF with more info.
Very nice project. Would love to have more audio commentary so we can hear what's in your head as you progress along. Thank you.
Thanks. Im working on getting some better hardware to do the voiceovers.
Would you go 11 ft high with this design?
That would depend on wood species and weight. The hardware has a max capacity. I believe the Hefele hardware I used was 90 lbs per door.
Dude - you better back the truck up to these things and take them with you when you get ready to sell. Nobody will EVER give you what they are worth. Great job!
That door is SICK. Love it.
Quality workmanship.
did you ever decide to make plans for this door?
Great work and by the way how to you like your Calavera leather
Thanks. The leather is nice and durable. The back strap took some adjusting and could probably use a bit of a redesign which I think they have since corrected, but a nicely crafted piece.
Beautiful doors.
It's beautiful! My issue has been finding hinges I feel will last the test of time. I grew up in a home with carriage style garage doors, and it always seemed to need adjustments done due to the hinges sagging.
yes I was also worried about this since the doors are pretty heavy (about 90 lbs). But the Hafele hinges are well built and no issues after 3 years. Also built for others and they haven't had any issues.
Those doors look awesome. I really like the stain on the inside surface.