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this channel is a two for one deal. comedy and good carpentry.
Neighbors: “Richard’s out there talking to his tools again...”
Haha. Sounds about right!
Been there, done that. No worries unless the tools start answering ... :P
🤣🤣🤣
🤣 🤣 come on girl you gotta.. No no no I’ma need u to fully coutersink.. stay! Don’t u move!? Jeez Ur killing me... I talk too often to my saw, nail gun & crown molding 4 some reason 🤔 Especially when they are not working w/ me 🙄 crown molding is a brat never going where I need it to go 😒
I have been watching your video’s for the past year or so. You got me motivated to get into wood working so to say. I can’t attach pictures, but have now completed a mud room with cabinets, chest, ship lap, and accent panels which are raised panels, then dining room wainscoting, entryway raised panel wainscoting with double staircase, and raised panel four wall (20 ft) in living room. Just finished oak pantries cabinets and walk in closets. Really enjoy it. Thanks for getting me motivated.
Basically just like making cabinet face frames, but on a much larger scale. Key here is that all the 1x material is the same thickness, which you ensured by buying the Windsor moldings, and that the edges are all square (not trusting factory edges). I'll be showing this to my wife when it's time to do an accent wall...
That gal is a true Texan, doing constrction barefoot!! LOL God bless y'all!!
You guys are just too good. Glad I met you the other day in McKinney, you are just a nice cool guy. I wanted to give your assistance a nice shout out here as well. Good job for sharing your excellent work.
Thanks for saying hi at Home Depot. I really appreciate it.
I really like the way you made the panels narrow and then wide. Switch things up a bit. I think it’s going to look awesome!! You do great work man!!
I have watched all your videos I believe. I’ve watched your progress from does ok work to mastery of execution of project. You do some top notch work especially because it’s always a little outside the box with creativity.
at 4:00... that’s why i did it! 🤣😂🤣 too funny man. hey man keep up these videos, i have learned so much from you and i have even started to upgrade my house little by little. 👍🏽👍🏽
Glad to see you doing the pocket hole screw joints since I am a big fan of Kreg.
Scrap pieces of material is your best experiment, a pathway into a perfect job.
Well said!
I love the way you prepare I’m electronics professional but I can appreciate the way you go forward in a very systematic way I’m still having trouble with crown molding ha ha
Crown causes a lot of people trouble. You will get better with time
When I Kreg long or unstable sections I screw braces to the back of the frames to support while moving . Usually scrap rips . Once near the location, or in this case stood up , remove a few screws and install !
Helps a lot on large sliders or unstable Azek large banks of windows etc..
It’s awesome to see a young fella with great skills and a desire to do things to a higher level!!! Great video, thanks for sharing!!!
Looks awesome Richard! Can’t wait for the next video! Great job!
It is looking good! You should really look into a Lamello Zeta P2 and some Tenso fittings. You could probably have had everything together in less than half the time the Kreg screws took. The Lamello isn’t cheap but it is a time saver. And if you don’t care for the Lamello system then a KREG Foreman would have saved you some time as well.
I’m enjoying this series.
At work today wrapping up trimming out an island and I thought to myself "Hey, it's Friday I wonder if Richard will be releasing a new video for me to watch this eve? Hmmm... that'd be so cool. What? I'll be home from work watching others work on my Friday night. Yes, I'm definitely a trim nerd!" Thanks for coming though for us Richard! Your awesomeness exists on many levels!
Thanks Ethan! Make sure you’re at the trim nerds anonymous on time for the next meeting. Lol!
Richard, love your videos and passion for the craft. I commented on someone else’s comment about why not just assemble on the wall verses putting it together as you did, and have noticed many others asking the same question. If you get a moment can you please address this in the next video so people understand it from your perspective? Keep up the awesome work!
The steal toe boots your wife had on were cool. Almost looked like real toes?!
It's nice to have family involved in the projects.
She’s hot as hell tho bro.
What kind of finish carpenter wears steel toes anyway? They're never gonna come into play and street shoes have less of a chance of scratching a finished floor.
Great job Richard, would you ever consider using a biscuit in the center of each joint with a pocket screw either side of the biscuit? It would make the joints stronger and help align the boards when assembling, I cannot fault any of the work you ever do you are a true professional, its just a suggestion
Have you tried the Milwaukee M12 Fuel impact driver. Lightweight, loads of power, and batteries last forever. I love mine. Most used tool I own. Also, I picked up the M18 18 ga. nailer on your recommendation. Very impressed! Thanks for all you do.
You are no butcher shop, you do beautiful work!
The camera angle in the last scene, combined with the shape of the molding makes that room look much larger. Good work.
Interested to see which saw stand you are going with. The insider carpentry guy has a clever one he made, but Fastcap looks tempting if that's how you made your living.
My miter saw ( 15 yr old Dewalt non slider ) is a shop tool so I don't have to move it and can have whatever I can build and never have to break it down or carry it :)
Really nice. Certainly dresses up the room. Awesome work.
I like how you communicate with your employees. I've had bosses that would just expect you to know what they're thinking then get frustrated that you're not doing it.
I believe it’s his cousin, he’s mentioned the relation in one of his videos. That being said, I work for my dad, he’s a general contractor and he acts the same way as you mentioned. 2 years and I’m expected to know everything about framing, flooring, trim, cabinets, painting roofing, electrical and plumbing.
Construction is just a stressful, fast paced, physically demanding job, on top of all that it’s incredibly hard to train new guys. So I understand the attitude, but yeah it is very counterintuitive.
It’s his brother-in-law.
@@tylerkneer3984 I hear you. I roofed for my dad growing up, along with my brothers. I can relate! I learned a lot about how not to train guys at my current job as a flooring installer.
Some people are not good teachers. I'm one of them, everything I have learned has been from TH-cam. When I have to tell someone how to do something over and over, it gets to be very frustrating because I learned it through a TV screen and got it right the first time. Although I am an extremely quick learner, I forget not everyone is me. I always tell everyone to not take it personal and to just pay attention because I don't want to keep repeating myself.
@@LazyCrazyGuy that has nothing to do with communication bud. I said nothing about having to tell people something over and over.
Haters will be haters! I really like your videos keep them coming!!!!! :)
And plenty of Windsor 1, it probably feels better when you are pocket-screwing it together. But another advantage MDF is that spray glue that's instant and no squeeze out. Anyway, super pro and inspiring. Looks clean.
I used WindsorOne for exterior and balcony project/repair. If you call the number on the WindsorOne they will send you a shirt 👚. Nice work! Keep the vids coming!
Call Kirt for a Shirt!
I dont do interior trim and was curiose in the beginning of this video how you were gonna do this. I really like it. Nice work bro.
Amazing job as usual! I would like to see a video on cabinet crown that has a platform/foot already attached. There isn't anything on youtube! That's what I'm dealing with and wanted your expert advise. Thanks again for all of the years of videos, I've learned a lot from you
I’m impressed you have the ear protection and vacuum attached while you are cutting
Looks great Richard!!!!
Nice job, dude! Finally I see you using real wood boards. I know it's gonna look fantastic when finished. Keep us posted!
I tell all my buddies about him.and his channel explains everything so well.
"whoever put this floor in was a hack... just kidding, it was me."
lol
Fantastic work! Thank you for so much help over the years.
I also hope Kreg Tool realizes how much better you just made one of my favorite and most useful tools look.
I love watching your vids... so real... keep up the great work
Your work is totally first class.
Bad. Ass..... Cant wait to see this full piece
I enjoy watching your videos. I dont do this type of work. But I like how you explain everything, I enjoy watching this videos. 😀
When I win the lottery, I am going to fly you and your crew in so you can do all the molding and trim work. Your work is amazing!
Or you can just invite them to dinner and show off your tools like that one guy...hehe
vinht23 YES! Totally digging that idea!
Looks amazing so far, can’t wait to see the finished product!!
I like the relaxing music you added in to this one.
And again you make it look so easy. Great job
Excellent work. Very impressive. I am interested to see your new miter saw stand set up.
"Sweetheart, come help us lift this in place. Shoes? No, you don't need your shoes." 😬
I feel like you and I are the same person. Your better at onsite work. But we do so much of the same things and the same ways of doing them.
Man you’ve inspired me to do so many things by myself around my house. Our local contractor thanks you a ton because he gets paid extra to tear out the mess I made trying to do all these things and then charge me to do what I tried to do originally.
Lmao I was just thinking that ! rich makes it look smooth making the average joe feel like a pro ..I like this channel as a carpenter I can appreciate value.
Bro, you have to stop making these videos. You are giving my wife way too many ideas which is creating more work for me. :)
😂😂 my friends get my brother pumped up yeah lets do this and that we'll help you.... who ends up with the job 🤪👋
Tell your wife to do it herself! 😂
Don’t be ugly of course, but honestly after 15 years of marriage and taking about that long to get projects completed; I said “screw it”. I bought me some tools, made some of the things I wanted (obviously incorrectly with zero experience), re-made those things, spent a lot of time on TH-cam and took it upon myself to learn. Seven years later, I still don’t know anything about woodworking, and still building stuff to address needs around the property with the help of TH-cam and only asking hubby for help with 100+lb stuff and to come out and cut my thumb off the latest board I nailed it to with the pneumatic gun! I’m hardcore though (according to my daughter) because I pulled the rest of the curved trim nail out myself with pliers and went right back to work.
It’s not hard and doesn’t have to be perfect. Stuff I build seven years ago is still holding strong. 🤷🏻♀️
You can always call me to take care of her desires.
Thanks for the videos!! I've learned so much and it makes me try things for myself. I got a way to go to become good at it but isn't that the way all learning goes? LOL I get good ideas from you also!! Keep up the good work. By the way I'd call you an old soul even though your young to me anyway you are. That's meant to be a good thing. You do good work and you care about the end product you give to your customers.
Looks great. Followed your videos on the wainscoting and it came out primo.
I just recently got that specific miter saw and I have plans for my workshop just need to clear out the whole thing and then have a specific spot in the garage that'll be empty always.
Curious.. why not just nail to wall instead Al the pocket screws? Cleaner no nail hole look?
Great video Richard well done
I thought you had the EZ speedy fence/stand setup? I have it and its great. A little heavy and takes a second to level but it works nice. Roller supports as well.
What's the advantage of building the frame and then attaching it to the wall rather than nailing each piece individually?
Nice work, always going that extra mile🤟
Awesome work always. Nice job man.
amazing you got the pocket screws to hold, I did something similar but on a smaller scale and they just ripped out. I doweled them and that worked better.
Pocket screws work just fine if done correctly.
@@ilovelexi1t20 It was a heavy maple 4ft tall x7ft long panel, the vertical stiles ripped out.
Damn good work! Looking forward to the next video.
They say wood glues stronger than screws anyway 😂
That pinch dog things cool
Wood glue is stronger when you’re gluing boards on face grain but he’s doing end grain on end grain which is super weak.
@@timothydu9415 huh, that makes a ton of since. Well, they still say it tho! LOL
Amazing how you can successfully assemble a complete framed panel without a flat surface, a testament to your skills! Hopefully your talents will help you earn enough money to buy your helper some shoes!
Those clamps are gold! That's all you need when it comes to pocket screw joinery to achieve a nice and true flat surface.
Calls himself a hack.
Thanks for sharing your skills. 👊
Wow that's type of house that some one can buy with eyes closed.👏👏👏👏
Awesome work!
That is some good trim work right there
Looking sweet big man .... Looking forward to ur next next video:)
Looks like you're gaining some muscle man. Love the vids
Dont mind the dumb question but why not glue and nail it to the wall as you build it? I’m no carpenter so maybe I’m missing something lol
another great vid 🦾
Nice "butchershop"😂🤣😂👌
Hopefully you ordered a cut hub. I have one that we use for framing and I love it.
awesome job as usual, how many neighbors have hit you up to help them do work ?
Justice suggestion Orange use wooden doll jigs
Some great ingenuity🍻
Can you give information on the New Chop Saw Stand you getting, please.
Why assemble it beforehand if you nail gun anyway? Couldn't you have done all three horizontal rows first, and then connected them? I'm guessing it must make the joins tighter, and/or the studs weren't ideally placed? Or is it just needed structurally?
@@PADOYLE Ha, fair point, and makes sense, it's much harder technically but if done properly it's a seemless result (I am obviously not a tradesman)
wow put it in one piece looks great
OH OH OH OHHHHHH dangit......I rotten cliff hanger........ugh I the new video up yep....I can't wait...it looks awesome!!!!! Is the new video up yet????? Are we there yet?
That 1-by material is made by the same company that you showcased a few vids ago?
Where is the 16 gauge Milwaukee I always see you bring out the Dewalt?
The kick back on the Milwaukee is ridiculous.
Do you use vacuum bags in the vacuum or do you just let saw dust fall in cyclone style?? Those bags get expensive quick.
Love the work. Your videos have inspired me to do my own molding. So is that all done with Windsor One? Are you glad you pocket holed all those boards or would you do it differently next time?
i am doing this exact same design on my walls but in white oak. would you do the same exact process for stain grade? attach plywood then pocket screw the 1x4?
Looking good, but I’ll admit I was lost at the beginning of the video when you had that off-cut piece mitered at 1 degree. I didn’t understand what that was for and how you made it. And obviously, the way you used it didn’t make sense to me since I didn’t understand the other things. Any info would be appreciated. I’m thinking about doing something very close to this on my own wall and want to make sure I have all the steps.
I believe that small off-cut piece was scribed to the left & right side walls. I assume that he did one of these for each of the top and bottom rails.
Oooook, there we go. Yeah, I was definitely missing that, especially that he used separate ones for the top and bottom rails. I'm tracking now, thanks @mykalimba.
Love the Napoleon Dynamite reference :-)
You need to get in touch with your power co. That padmount transformer should not be sinking into the ground on one side.
That looks amazing! Why is it that you have to build the frame and then set it all in? Obviously that's better than building it against the wall, but why? What do you avoid or add by doing it that way as opposed to piece by piece against the wall?
@jubjub247 pocket screws are not always seamless
No wall is perfectly flat or planar. This way all the joints are tight and seemless and do not follow the imperfections of the wall
anyone that follows DFW knows that walls are not perfect and Richard wants the best finish possible. so it must be done this way. i tried 1 wall without pocket holes and
it sucked. walls are not perfect Richard is.
jubjub247 but he’s using paint grade no? Nail holes will not be seen. And it’s 1 by so it’s only 3 quarter thick who’s gonna pull that off the wall? Great way do to something like that if it was all stain grade though
Within two weeks of releasing this video, he released another video in which he piece-built a similar paneled wall. The difference was that in the other video he was using HiPur adhesive for the first time. My conclusion is that he built the wall in one piece in this video because he needed the strength of pocket screws and had no other options to get that strength until he started using HiPur.
Doing a commercial job that’s similar, how would attach it if there are metal studs?
Never mind watch the rest of the video
The suspense is like watching an episode of Game of Thrones.
Dope! Looking real good! I luv watching u build the panels off the wall w/ pocket screws. Thats a goal of mine 1 day! What miter saw blade r u using these days?
I was wondering the same thing
Looks great! What do you use for the panels on the walls? Is that MDF or hardboard? or something else?
How often do you buy batteries for your chopsaw and tablesaw!!
Why not let the vertical pieces “stiles” go full top to bottom then you wouldn’t have to put a seam in your top and bottom rail.... just curious?
The inside panels would have more error, I bet when he cuts all the panel moulding, he will sort one out and cut all them the same length
Nice job.
Looks good like those pinch clips. Why didn’t you use the new hot glue gun instead of the pocket screws?
Just out of curiosity, why wouldn't you just build it in place?
How do you get a perfect inside corner crown mitter do you recommend one of you videos because someone tell me after a few beers you get better at it
You can cope it or find the miter cut angle.
Cope