How to Build a Mortise and Tenon Door
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- As I couldn't find a suitable door at a reasonable price to purchase for my new entry into the workshop I decided to build a door from scratch using traditional mortise and tenon joints. Further videos to come to show how to fix the hinges and lock!
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You are resourceful and don’t stand around crying about your lack of tools. I appreciate that because I usually just go and buy the tool. Good for you sir- inspiring.
I don't have a house, I'm not going to build a door. I just searched last week for a short simple video explaining how to install a washing machine (and realised how bloody easy it was) and am now enjoying all these videos! Great stuff.
Thank you for your kind words - lots more to come!
Stuart! Just found your channel (through the magic of YT's algorithms) about 4 or 5 days ago. I've now watched around 20 or 25 of your videos (and counting...). THIS one is the most labor-intensive I've seen, to date. As you lamented your lack of a table saw, I very much felt your pain. YES-- such a tool would have shaved many hours of toil and fiddling off the work you had to do. Yet, still, you managed to get the thing done-- fitting perfectly-- all whilst working in a cold workshop. Gotta say, my dude, you put to shame any amount of effort into ANYTHING I have ever done.. IN MY LIFE! This was EPIC, fabulous and humbling to watch.
Thank you very much. I remember thinking when I was filming the door build whether I would ever get to the end of it - and, as you say if was freezing in the workshop. My wife thought I was mad!
I've recently discovered your channel, watched your "drilling through steel" and "mortise and tenon door" videos and just wanted to congratulate you on the content of your videos and on their production value. I've been watching woodworking channels like "Wood working for mear mortals" and Jimmy Diresta for several years now and must say your camera work and editing skills easily match theirs. You explain what you're doing and why you're doing it very well, coupled with your natural on screen presence makes for engaging watching. Keep up the great work. I'm looking forward to learning more from you in the future. Cheers. Chris
Thank you so much for you comments. I try to make clear videos that are of use to DIY'ers who don't necessarily have all the 'tools' that the pros have in a way that is easy to watch.
Your feedback very much helps me find the motivation to continue - thank you.
Stuart, your work is beautiful, all too easy to produce these sort of products if you have every modern machine/gadget at hand but your methods without said machinery is inspirational and you should be very proud. I know a cabinet maker who thinks he’s wonderful but he has machinery and jigs to do every cut and joint, doesn’t impress me but you do. True craftsman 👍👏👏
Well thank you very much. However much I would like 'all the tools' this channel is aimed at the average DIY'er and as such I need to use the type of tools we all have kicking around - not the special ones we can't afford.
Bloody terrific door there mate
Made my first barn door a couple of years ago and used a lot of similar techniques as you but I loved your in and out tongue and groove idea
If I had time I'd do it again as by building one just the once I realised how much better it could have been
My other half says I'm not well
Great video
Thank you
That's a nice looking door, and it looks solid as a rock. Must be immensely satisfying to complete a project like that.
@ProperDIY thanks for the lesson. I'm trying to learn how to make doors. I've been collecting scrap building supplies from Facebook marketplace to make my own workshop and storage...I'm shakey on doors. The first one I did works but looks like crap. Fortunately it's just on my pounding station. I figured I'd use it as practice...lol
I love watching your vids, I find them odly relaxing, I click 'like' before it's even begun. The only bad thing is there isn't enough of them.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you are eager to see more!
I intend to click ‘Like’ but it always happens immediately after the first “funny” comment. Brilliant. Totally agree that there ain’t enough. Well done and ‘keep em comin”.
This is just what I needed as I have to make 4 garage doors exactly like this! Excellent video, very easy to follow.
Very nice work. Good old Wilkos you can't beat them I worked there for over 28 years. Great value for money
I must admit that I didn't realise I had any tools from Wilco's until seeing it on video - it was the only one of the right width for the mortise I could find. Anyway, it certainly sharpened well.
Structure of these videos is as clear as the door construction!! So clear and easy to follow!
Just looked back and couldn’t believe you’ve only been creating them for 6 months as they’re so well produced!
Thank you
@@ProperDIY pleasure to watch! PS We have the same circular saw and find the 5Ah battery helps a lot here (looked like you were using the 2Ah). Really helps on long cuts in hard woods. I bought the big battery for the cordless grinder for car work.
I really like your videos, they are very informative. I just wish you would ditch the music, trust your customers here. No music required. Keep up the great work. I have to try building a door now. Looking forward to the next one.
Ok, thanks
Brilliant Job
wow after all that hard work it paid off, the door looks lovey. well done. please keep the videos coming.
Would’ve better without the music but brilliant overall. The cheap chisel awesome reminds me of the phrase “ the sword is only as good as the hand that wields it” 👍
Glad you liked it!
Nice video and quality chisels. Wilko should be sponsoring you for building such quality doors with cheap tools.
Fabulous result.
Ha I was just looking at the booze when you mentioned it lol
I'm just going to build this now you video gave me confidence
Hope it turns out as good as yours
Love it. You're the best and most instructive DIYer on TH-cam. Thanks again for a job well done.
Wow, thanks!
A lovely chap to boot. Best wishes
A very nice piece of workmanship
The Mortise and Tenon Door looks amazing I think it's well Built. You are a Clever DIY Man. you are the cleverest man on youtube 😄
Wow, thanks!
Absolutely brilliant! You've got skills and patience!
Thank you
Just rewatched this as I need some new garage doors and garden gates... absolutely fantastic craftsmanship...
Beyond my skill level unfortunately, think I'll attempt some half laps instead 😅
Very interesting. I really like your attention to small details which make the difference between an ok job and a professional one. Thank you.
Thank you very much
This video was made during "The Great Table Saw Shortage" of 2021
Just kidding, it's great seeing tricks for people like you and me who don't own a table saw
True craftsmanship
Thank you
Love how informative your channel is. I would've liked to see how you added your braces in to this door.
I have the same circular saw, long cuts like this are transformed by going from a 2ah battery to a 5ah battery 🔋. Great videos!
Thanks
I have watched a lot of these excellent videos, keep them coming,
Glad you like them!
I like your vids, well explained and well shot BUT ... that infill music is really loud and irritating
Thanks
I'm a carpenter and joiner and have been for 40 years. It's interesting to see how much I learn from your videos. The normal way to make mortice and tenon joints for a projects like this is to 'haunch' the mortice and tenon joint but you didn't do that and to be honest your method is way easier and more effective.
Thank you Michael.
That’s terrific. Love the temporary bench. Subscribed.
Thank you!
Beautiful! Great craftsmanship 👍🏻
Thank you! Cheers!
Cracking video! Hope to see more from you.
Thank you! Will do!
Solid build great video 👏👏
But you definitely need a table saw 💪💪👍
Welsh joiner in crete bravo mate 👌
Thank you. Yes I do - I need to bite the bullet at some point and get one!
Just found your Channel. We love it. Subscribed. 😉👌😉
Thank you
You do very nice work and your videos do a good job explaining how and why you are doing things. You seem to really want a table saw and while it doesn't matter, I give you my permission to get yourself one....but you have to use your own money 😃
Thank you very much! I'm holding out until a tool manufacturer gives me one - I may have to wait some time though!
You could have used expanding foam band around the frame, to seal it to the building. Nice Door.
Lovely job… like your videos, very informative..
Awesome !
Absolutely superb. Another great video.
Thank you! Cheers!
Only the best tools for you then!
Birdy
Great video thanks. Lots of skills on show. You've a great presentation style. 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Unbelievable great job
Thank you so much 😀
Great build !!!!
Thank you
Very informative thank you I have the same job to undertake on my garage (2 doors in fact one to the outside and another between my garage and workshop) hope it goes well lol I'm glad I'm not alone in using wilco chisels and in a similar strong handed fashion great video thanks again 👍👍🍺🕊
You wouldn't believe how much grief I have got from people who last picked up a chisel at school telling me all about mallets etc!
Proper DIY oh I reckon I would I've had it myself n even had to repair the wooden handle of the chisel as a consequence lol I still have chisels from 30 years ago which I mistreated I keep them sharp and they're still fully functional 👍👍 I've even treated myself to mr unwind chisels and used a hammer I guess I'll learn one day lol a little sand paper or glass paper if folks prefer and a file to clean up the odd burr and on you go hee hee proper job 👍
Great Vid!
Thank you
Cracking job!
Thank you
Master craftsman... Amazing stuff.
Well thank you so much
You're a very talented improviser. But how much easier if you had a table saw for the rebates and a domino for the loose tenons. Forming rebates with a router is an absolute pain.
Yes for sure. I have a table saw now.
I noticed that you didn't seal your knits before priming , but really enjoy your video's , 👍👍👍👍👍
I didn't but every time I've done it in the past they have eventually bled through. Hoping that the dark grey will hide this when it does
Excellent well presented video 👍
Glad you liked it!
Another well presented build video...what's your secret have you, sky or BBC help produce your videos 😁 you put TV presenters to Shame.. the production is 10/10
Thank you very much. We film so you don't see the 12 production team behind the camera - plus make up and my agent - the garage can get a little tight sometimes. Anyway, back to the real world - yep, just me!
@@ProperDIY it's bloody brilliant
Nice one👍
Thanks
Many thanks for the wonderful inspiring content. Subbed and glad to do so. Keep up the great work👍
Thank you
impressive
Thank you
That was an early one. Must have missed it first time around. Sure you’ve got a table saw now 😂
I very much enjoyed this video, I like the way you explain your intent, then show us the methods you employ to achieve such excellent results. Thank you. Bernie SW Wales p s Are you allowed to say which Nail Gun you were using ? p p s have liked ? subscribed. 👍👍
Thank you very much. The nail gun is an electric Tacwise for around £70 but I wouldn't recommend it. It decides itself how deep it will pin nails and sometimes leave them sticking out. I would suggest going for a cheap air compressor nail gun set from Machine Mart - I will be soon.
Great vids as always. Often come back to watching them again.
Apologies if I missed it but what grade wood did you use for the structural elements? Many thanks in advance. Fellow Stu diyer.
Really straightforward delivery on how to remove the bricks safely and install a door. I now feel confident I would be able to install a door on the side of my garage. How much did it cost to hire the large petrol saw for a day?
Thank you. If I remember correct it was about £24 for the day plus buying a disc at around £3/4.
Your attention to detail gives me a headache, but it’s certainly impressive. :-).
It give me a headache as well!
Very informative vlogs I keep showing them to my partner.....I live in hope that he might get the bug too lol ..keep safe and well from North Norfolk coast UK
Thanks! Keep trying!
Great job u should b proud
Thank you very much!
what size timbers did you use for the door out of interest?
Liked and subscribed, shame about the table saw plenty of room not wanting to rub it in
After a week or so working on other things and not thinking about my lack of table saw you go and remind me again! I feel somewhat inadequate however I'll try to push through.
I wish that I'd watched this and the gate video sometime ago when I had some similar projects.
What brand is the sander that you use, and would you recommend it?
Hi Stuart, another excellent video with some great fundamental skills. What make was the electric nail gun you were using?
Thanks. It's a Tacwise nailer
Where do you find the best place to get your timber from?
Can I ask what size, grade etc timber you used please?
Nice video-I’ve just got the exact same frame and had to reduce the height to fit the opening in my garage. I need to build a door to fit so might use your method, but how do you fix the diagonal braces? You didn’t explain that bit.... cheers!
Thanks. I cut diagonals very tight and essentially forced them into place together with some glue. As I have cladding on both sides of them (so nowhere to go) I didn't think I really needed a proper fixed connection.
@@ProperDIY thanks, that makes sense 👍
Nooice!
What style door would you call that?
I would call it a cottage door.
marking gauge would of helped with the tenon an mortice thickness just come across ur site and subd
Maybe it would - I dont own one!
@@ProperDIY they're inexpensive and handy if you do alot of this kind of stuff also good for marking hinge lines... very nice work on that door.
What are those folding saw horses? I'd like to get some they look so easy to use
Stanley lightweight saw horses. I find them good as they are light, clip together and I can throw them in the car easily. Amazon link...
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@@ProperDIY You're a legend. Thank you
10:50 Tell me about it!
10:40 😂😂😂
Proper tidy job. But....just get yourself a friggin tablesaw! Just not a Einhell one...they're proper sh*te. Buying a table saw is like buying your first impact driver: you'll wonder how you ever got by without one.
Vids spoilt by awful tunes