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@@Drew-ti7kl proper original joke well done mate 🥱

@@TERRYKOPITE1 thanks

@@carloslaboy1261 next on the list 😎😂

@@simonhinson9367 thanks I’m using a onyx tools auger but I prefer them to spade bits much cleaner hole 😁

@@frenchgreguk thanks bro I do enjoy using a router to 😎

Thanks 😂

In Germany, we install such a door with frame completely in 35 minutes

To measure what ? 😮

Saves marking the door with pencil lines, especially prefinished doors.

@ fair point thank you 🙏🏼

@@RealJoeSlice never a truer word said 🤝🏼

Just run a knife blade around the latch. Pencil lines are too thick

@@granitescotland7338 thank you 🙏🏼

@@danieltaylor1950 been doing this 6 years never had a call back

​@@keelsjoineryconstructionltd but this guy's watched at least 6 hours of TH-cam video. Hes clearly learned more than you have actually on the job for 6 years 🤣 I still do it with chisels after 10 years and always will. Tidy work as usual 👌

@@falconpaauwnch3583 there’s always experts on the internet everyone is entitled to an opinion everyone works differently 😁

Joiner of 11 years, I've always bolted through just in case. Like he said everyones entitled to an opinion and if you read my comment properly I asked a question then gave my opinion on an outcome that could happen​@@falconpaauwnch3583

​@@keelsjoineryconstructionltdit was only a question and me offering my opinion on what could happen. Joiner of 11 years and I only use a chisel no router. Great work btw great to see chippies keeping it traditional

@sfahyper8364 I’m not the biggest fan of using a router to do latch’s unless it’s with a jig

Hi Liam thanks for the comment, I actually didn’t have the best apprenticeship I worked for the council, a lot of my knowledge is gained from social media and Obsession to learn more and be better I will never claim to be an expert always learning but thank you for the compliment much appreciated 🤝🏼😁

You probably know this already but insider carpentry is well worth watching !

Thanks very much really appreciate your support, respect the 44yrs you have dedicated to the industry 😎

@@edthompson9337 obviously not spend a lot of time around good carpenters

@@keelsjoineryconstructionltd You aren't a good carpenter though are you, otherwise you would finish it off with a hand plane!😂

@@keelsjoineryconstructionltda sharp no.4 and block plane for me still. Those lippings plane really easily cos they’re not as dense as oak. Try it sometime

@@edthompson9337 pencil marks are very easily wiped of with a big wipes, 😴

@@Blue60 hi mate I believe that’s a thing of the past now a days sir 😂

Leading edge all day long, tighter gap round the door looks way better.

@@matthewsmyth2833 there is absolutely nothing wrong with using dry wall screw to screw down plywood does the same job 🤣🤷‍♂️

@keelsjoineryconstructionltd because that's not what they're for I don't see how difficult that is to understand and then use the correct screw for the job. You're supposed to be a joiner you should no better really

@ it legit make no difference, there is no integrity lost in the work we have done the floor is screwed down ever 6”s all screws are sunk and a flat smooth surface achieved, your just having a wee moan for the sake of it to make yourself feel better, have a good Christmas and a happy new year 😁

@keelsjoineryconstructionltd I'm just purely wondering why you're using a dry wall screw for a plywood floor that's all. 17 years in the trade. See you see it as a moan because you're trying to justify using the wrong screw foe the job. I hope you're not a foam it up if will fine type of joiner. You know it's not right I no you do . Just man up n start doing job properly.

@@keelsjoineryconstructionltd merry Christmas 🎅

@@masonbridge4329 yeah timber wedges work perfect, if your gentle enough the nail bar won’t leave a mark 😁

@@aaronbell8527 I agree these hinges weren’t the best, next time 🤌🏼

@ I fine 9-10 ya have to put a leading edge as they bind

Expensive door with 10p hinges, why would you do that!😂

@@edthompson9337 they should be banned them hinges shite

@@neilhowarth9362 all depends on the condition of the frame, if it’s a new build/old house, solid core door/ hollow door loads of different factors I take in to account I will do a video on pricing in the new year 😁

@@neilhowarth9362 yes there is, honest truth I couldn’t be bothered going back to the van lol, it was only 2.5mm I had to take off just decided to sweep up after wasn’t to bad 😂😂

@@garyrice764 bet that made you feel good about yourself trying to put someone else down

@@datapowertoolsltd thanks very much, yous too 😁

It’s not oak is it though lol. Chipboard

@@edsonj.aranda-andrade8719 thank you sir 😎

@@thecobrakaiii I am using a diamond customer set up, 😎 4” small belt Right side mazo pouch & hammer sling Left side eagle pouch Milwaukee brace’s

@@greig8754 well now you have the video from next time to refer to, hope you have a brilliant holiday my man 😎

@@RobMorrison-b6n awesome, I’m so glad you’ll be able to refer to this video when it comes to fitting your own doors 😁 Be carful with Milwaukee tools they are like Pringle’s once you pop you don’t stop before you know it you’ll need a lock up to store them, I’ll certainly do a video on latch’s in the future I do have a few videos on shorts doing the latch but more in debt video coming soon 😎

@@edwardcowan6346 I think if I had to use hand tools to go 5mm to 0mm off the top I would have probably used a big jack plane 😎 But using a hand saw would be difficult also 😁

Great video, why don’t you use the track saw to take the width off the door, like you did the height?

@ I was only taking 2.5mm off the edge of the door it’s a lot easier to do with the planer, I was to take more than 5/6mm off I’d maby consider the track saw 😁

@@tommellor679 thanks mate appreciate it, defos go for it you can get some great bundles to start you off 😁