Moving an Exterior Door - Home Renovation
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In this video I am moving an exterior door to make way for a small laundry room. I'm only moving it about a foot and a half but it's the same process as moving it any distance. This method can also be used to add or remove a door. Along with moving the door, I am eliminating a window from the house. Overall it is a pretty involved project, but one that is pretty simple if looked at for it's individual steps. To make the job even more simple you could opt to discard the existing door and use a new, pre-hung unit. Be sure to check my channel for other videos that I've posted and videos to come. You can also check out my other TH-cam channels, “The Homestead Craftsman” and “Square Inch”, the links are above. And for those who just can't get enough, here's the link to my Facebook- www.facebook.c...
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Dude, I've watched your channel in reverse and I just love your tutorials. You make everything seem possible, easily. Thanks for all the help.
I am a person who loves long hair but you my sir pull off both well. I've been following you for a long while and love what you do. I hope to one day be as good as you are with carpentry, electric, and plumbing.
I love the suspenders and belt combo
7:05..i understand now why you always have a smile on your face...
AHAHAHAHA Never thought of it that way!
I bought my first house about 4 years ago in bad really bad shape you could see from one side of the house to the other from the front door was a lot of work by myself but definitely worth it now rent it out. I did exactly what you did here with one of the exterior side doors only difference is my house has 2 floors so I had to double brace for safety. Great jobs I really enjoy all your videos and definitely looking forward to the upcoming renovations on your newly acquired home. Congrats and good luck.
andrew malerba Thanks, glad you are enjoying the channel.
Wow! You guys are remodeling that house by yourselves. Amazing
tecnico Indeed we are, thanks for watching.
Good plan and it came together well. New utility room and you still have a door to the porch. She looks happy with the outcome also!
MRrwmac She was, and so was I. Thanks for watching.
Kudos to you for taking on such a project house. Must be honest, if it was me, I would just start over from scratch.
peggyt1243 The house isn't that bad, the price difference of fixing this house and building a new one would be massive. I could buy and fix at least 4 or 5 of these houses for the amount.
All I can say is wow
to bad here al the houses are made of bricks and concrete. love the way you can farely simple change the layout of your house. great vid as usual!
Hey Guys!
looks awesome! your videos relly made me believe in myself being able to build my house myself! Thank You so much for the inspiration!!! God Bless you.
Smart man.
Decades ago I gutted a house and rebuilt it, wish I'd had youtube back then. Great videos.
Rick McQuay Thank you.
This channel is great, I can't wait to see how this house progresses. Thanks for the videos and good luck do you folks.
Thomas Holmes Your welcome. Glad you like it. The house is a gold mine of good content to make videos. Thanks for the comment.
Great video! I watch a lot of videos like this and always shake my head. But you sir know what your doing.
Tiny House Customs..........just enough to be dangerous!
You are a genius!
I like the style very much. Helpful.
Wow...I wish you lived closer to us we would have you over to help us. You are doing exactly what we want done in our small home.
Ha, good luck with your home.
Great video. A fixer upper is a way to cut those costs and make a home you guys both will enjoy. Sweat equity.Well Done.
MrUlfang Thank you. I happy to be able to work on it, but I sure wish I could just snap my fingers and it be done.
Really enjoying the new channel!
Swilliamf Thanks, hoping to get some more projects up soon.
Cool video. You really make it look simple. Even more detail would be cool too. Thanks
COWs of Suffolk Glad you enjoyed the video, thank you for watching.
Nice work. I'm really enjoying this channel also. Looking forward to more, thanks
Jeff
Average Guy Woodworking Thank you Jeff, glad your enjoying.
Great work, you are really skilled!
bradkrit Thank you.
Good start to the chanel, looking forward to more of this.
francis barnett Thanks, glad you like it.
thanks for this. love the play by play!
+thedudeandstuff No problem
do you have to have a contractors license to do that work?
Thank you, good over all video that helped me out.
A+++very nice video and to the point:) Looking forward to seeing more of your fantastic work
Robert Barcus Thanks!
Well that was fun!! Now I need a door to move so I can try it out :))) Not really, but I enjoy watching you!
Melody Capehart Medina Ha, Thanks for watching Melody. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. It was a fun project. Talk to you soon.
Nice tutorial! Not fancy or difficult to understand when you show me. Thanks.............Ross
Ross Sullivan Thanks Ross.
What is the plan to repair the outside siding?
Very informative video.
Walter Bodine Thanks, it was a project that I was looking forward to doing. Glad you liked it.
Nice video , i see that it will take many more :) keep up the good work .
r peffer There will be many more videos for sure....there's a lot work to be done. Thanks for watching
nice vid buddy. cheers from Oz
very good job , i like your renovation.
Happy new year!
Thierry Meunier Thank you.
I got a splinter just from watching him taking out all that wood.
Nice !
Thanks Iron Man
What type of permit did you have to get for your remodel? And was there any engineering required to do any of the work you are doing? I ask because when I get to the point I am ready to remodel parts of my house, I want to make sure I am doing thing the right way instead of having to rip everything out because I did something wrong. I am sure it is different in every state, but where do you get your info for building codes?
TheOomgosh It's refered to as a renovation permit with me as the owner and contractor. I just drew a sketch of what I was doing. In certain cases you might have to have an engineer but I didn't for any of my stuff. The engineering would come into play with large unsupported spans and load bearing situations. The easiest thing to do if you are unsure of what you are doing is call your local inspectors office, where you got the permit and talk to the person in charge. For the most part I just have a good idea of what to do from experience. And if I do something wrong, I'll just change it. Inspections are done in several phases so most of the time it's not a huge deal to change something.
Homemade Home thanks for the info!
Looks good man!
Good camera work as well!
Who films you? Your wife?
You're very knowledgeable on how to do all that stuff! Where did you learn your skill set? Please pardon me if this question has already be asked and answered. I'm new to your channel (I subbed today :-)
By just doing it and no worrying about knowing how to be honest. I've had people show me some stuff, but most of it's simple......just tear something out and replace it. Look at other framing and do the same thing or pictures, etc.
Wow...I guess it takes trusting your instincts, being brave and just doing it, huh! I hope I'm one day blessed to be paired with a smart, brave and willing partner (husband) like you to work on home improvement projects with! I use to watch my grandfather as a kid, do projects around the house. It always fascinated me to see him delve into projects and complete them successfully! I'm enjoying your channel a great deal. Thanks for responding and best of luck to you in all your future endeavors!
Thank you very much, your grandfather sounds important to you. I always wanted that kind of grandfather, you are very fortunate. For me, my Dad is like that, lots of projects. Good luck finding that future husband of yours!
Were you homeschooled?? How did you learn so much??
oh man.. I wish I found your videos before I had to take a door that had been used on one garage and reused on a current garage.. I'm embarrassed to say my door hanging skill are so sub par, and I had to settle on door just barely closing with jams that do not look level.
good stuff, i use that sawzall to the nails trick daily if you havent already try the carbide demo blades, milwuakee and diablo both make good ones, i noticed youre using ridgid cordless tools in this video but in your new ones you have milwuakee, what happened there? would like to see a video on what tools you use and your experiences with what ones were great purchases and what ones were a mistake
I liked the rigid drill and driver.....I just have a Milwaukee set now, which beats the socks off any brand I've ever used, the drill will break your wrist it's so powerful and the impact driver can't be stopped......same for the batteries.
so did the rigid wear out and fail or did they get stolen/sold
if they failed what was the part/failure mode
Great! How about money? How much did it cost?
Barely anything. I reused the door and barely paid anything to have the siding milled. $50 - $100 and a couple days.
Oh, I'm sorry, I meant the total cost of renovation. And how many hours of labour?
Odd question, was there tar paper on top of that diagonal sub-floor?
Neil Richard There was. It's pretty common.
Homemade Home So I'm learning. The house we just moved into was built that way. Thanks!
You should grow the hair back out lol love the videos.
No sheathing on the exterior?!?!?
quit using your hot wife for clickbait shes not in any of these
when are you gone to have more video
blacksmith JR Hopefully this week, but in general I'm going to be fairly irregular on this channel and will depend on progress and if I have time to film and edit.