I just started building last year...Im a 46 yr old woman who would rather build and paint/stain than sit behind a desk 🥱 It keeps me in shape and I love it.. Ur channel is teaching me a lot. Thank You!
1:53 this is the most satisfying moment in all of gate building for some reason. Followed by the moment the door is hung, swings and lines up perfectly. And that's followed by months years later when you close it after severe weather and it's still as solid as the day you built it or better. mmm
Always buzzy when you come across a kiwi on TH-cam. I live in Auckland, I’m 31 and I’m considering on learning carpentry. Never subscribed so quickly before lol
It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
Looks great and good videography but really I was looking for “how to” rather than “watch me”. Would have been helpful to see which joints you used up close etc
Scott Brown Carpentry it’s hard to compete with cheap building price sometimes. Oh btw saw your van fit video. I think you will like my van fit out I will txt with on Monday a picture of my van.
And here I am @5.30 AM let my Scottie out side an sit down boot up Scott Brown and he is finishing a spectacular horizontal fence doing an all wood gate,non sagging type.This may be a two year old show but I see his technique to prevent sagging. Make coffee stead of going back to an lectric blanket bed nice and warm and file this method
In this case the top of the free side presses down through the diagonal to the supported side. But does it really matter? not like there's any great weight involved.
I got taught to brace the way scott has built it so that the weight of the outside of the gate transfers back to the hinge, helps the gate not to sag and drop on non hinge side
No glue on cross members? I’m thinking security! What to stop ‘thiefy’ from unscrewing them right off? Just trying to cover all bases...Stirling workmanship though...
Is there a specific reason why you attach the henge to it’s own post rather the post at the end of the fence line? I have this delimma now and am not sure the best way forward. I have a post set for the latch and was thinking I’d attach to the hinge at the end of my fence line.
Hey Matthew usually we hang gates and doors this way when there is a wall behind them. That way the gate only needs to open 90 degrees and will hit a door stop on the house side. Also opening this way means you get to look straight at the deck you walk into as you open it, rather than looking at a brick wall first as you open the door. Hope that helps.
Always try to hinge from the strongest, most rigid side. Hinging from a free-standing post is a recipe to have that post bend over time. Gravity always wins with timber.
The only risk is the weight pulling the timber posts sideways over time. With timber, no matter the size of the post, it WILL happen. Securing to the house prevents that.
I would of used a galv steel post for timber slat fence and galv steel gate frame. I would also use screen up kits between posts and have a centre brace screwed from the back so its a seamless finish at the front, you wouldnt see any screw heads at all.
little tip mate when drilling through a material, especially on exterior or bathroom installs is put some clear silicone around the hole, helps too stop water ingress..
Only now that I have built a gate can I appreciate the finer in and outs of getting the job done. Best to watch mitre10 video or even the bunnings one. More instructive.
I only have one issue with this video... It's titled a "how to" but you don't explain how to. I'm trying to learn how to build a gate, instead, I'm watching you build one at high speed.
Thanks for the vid - nice gates/deck/fencing and thanks for the tip about the lock - better than anything I was aware of - I'll get a couple of them to try it on
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I just started building last year...Im a 46 yr old woman who would rather build and paint/stain than sit behind a desk 🥱 It keeps me in shape and I love it.. Ur channel is teaching me a lot. Thank You!
title should say 'how I' not 'how to'.. 'how to' suggests it will guide/instruct with detail.. some good tips and i do still appreciate it
1:53 this is the most satisfying moment in all of gate building for some reason. Followed by the moment the door is hung, swings and lines up perfectly. And that's followed by months years later when you close it after severe weather and it's still as solid as the day you built it or better. mmm
Clearly you are someone who takes great pride in your work. You should be proud of yourself !😊
Always buzzy when you come across a kiwi on TH-cam. I live in Auckland, I’m 31 and I’m considering on learning carpentry. Never subscribed so quickly before lol
It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book th-cam.com/users/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
Nice work bud you can see you take pride in your work awesome
Looks great and good videography but really I was looking for “how to” rather than “watch me”. Would have been helpful to see which joints you used up close etc
This guy could have built Noah his arc. Precision craftsmanship 👏🏼👏🏼
Nice work bro. It’s nice to a nz builder doing Quality workmanship. Man Auckland is all about speed
Thanks man
Scott Brown Carpentry all good bro I’m a LBP also
That's cool man, there's still a lot of people in this city who want quality work done. Fun part is trying to find them 🙂
Scott Brown Carpentry it’s hard to compete with cheap building price sometimes. Oh btw saw your van fit video. I think you will like my van fit out I will txt with on Monday a picture of my van.
@@KaMcRaZy07 people don't value quality sadly,
Where, oh where has this part of my character gone?!
Superb job!
IF I had $12,000,000. worth of tools and did that project it would look like crap. You have the magic touch.
I foresee that you may adjust this gate and lock in a future video.nice method of construction.
Wow, you saw that one coming!
You do some beautiful work chief
Kiwi workmanship. A-one!
Mitered lap joints for the bracing inside the door... Nice!!!!
😎👍
Didn’t see how the door frame was built.
Gate looks great!
Never seen a push button latch like that, where do I get it? Or what’s the description?
Joel Cotton I believe it’s the D&D technologies lokklatch. I installed that brand once and I think it’s the same. From Bunnings.
Nice video!
Could you do One detailed about diagonal braces please?
Looks incredible. We’re copying you in the states for our own yard. The slats are pine but is that frame made of treated timber?
Do you have a video on how to build this fence?
One question?
What happen to the pine wood if expose to Rain? What do you use to coat it?
From Malaysia. Just wondering
Nice one mate!
Question - why did you use 2 cross braces instead of 1?
Have you got the video of doing that actual horizontal fence
Please send me the link of this lock and also the hingers I am doing a project an definitely I want to use them.
Beautiful deck.... question... who's design idea was this? Owner or yours?
Hi, when building a horizontal westerns red cedar fence would you use stainless steel ring shank nails or stainless steel screws? Thanks!
Ring shank nails unless you have a couple weeks 😂
And here I am @5.30 AM let my Scottie out side an sit down boot up Scott Brown and he is finishing a spectacular horizontal fence doing an all wood gate,non sagging type.This may be a two year old show but I see his technique to prevent sagging. Make coffee stead of going back to an lectric blanket bed nice and warm and file this method
Hi what's the name of the joint you used for the Cross dracers looks really technical but really clean an strong.
In this case the top of the free side presses down through the diagonal to the supported side. But does it really matter? not like there's any great weight involved.
It matters over time, supporting lasts a lot longer than hanging, don't underestimate gravity/weight over time.
Nice work from a fellow carpenter in the USA 👍
Chad B cheers bro 👍
Good to to see the braces put on the right way.
Beautiful Job 💪🏾
Are those 2x2 s on the frame , No wood size ?
Did you use 2x2 wood for the frame and 2x1 for the diagonals? If not,what size did you use? Thanks
love the locking mechanism. very minimal
That's just too good
Hey Scott ya reckon that gate design would be ok for a bigger gate say around 1300mm wide?
Hello Scott do you have a video that shows you building the frame of the gate? i would really love to see how you did it the joinery and stuff.
Beautiful gate framing, Scott!
tycoon😮
Great work.
Wondering why you chose to use screws to attach panels to the door frame, instead of the nail gun?
Screws grab better and when pre-drilled properly with the right size bit it will never split the wood.
sh*t gate, gonna fall apart in no time...said no one. Real solid work mate!
What is the stain used on the decking?
Very nice
Looks nice
Correct me if I’m wrong, but shouldn’t the bracing on the gate alternate so that it stops the gate from moving in both directions?
I got taught to brace the way scott has built it so that the weight of the outside of the gate transfers back to the hinge, helps the gate not to sag and drop on non hinge side
Ah ok, makes sense! Cheers for the response
WELL DONE
Far! Your work quality is top notch, bro! Awesome mahi.
They were some very pretty mitre joints you did there mate lol . Nice job man
lovely work
I wish I had your skill and knowledge...
Just found you channel .. love your content .. subscribed :)
What LxWxH did you use for the post you bolted to the wall?
Excellent work! Hey, out of curiosity, how do new zealand builders feel about Mitre 10?
Hi. What stain did you use for the deck?
Nice Name Dude!! :)
Clean!
No glue on cross members? I’m thinking security! What to stop ‘thiefy’ from unscrewing them right off? Just trying to cover all bases...Stirling workmanship though...
Time
Pretty damn nice
Those miters take skills and experience.. i can only dream of mastering that one day
Is there a specific reason why you attach the henge to it’s own post rather the post at the end of the fence line? I have this delimma now and am not sure the best way forward. I have a post set for the latch and was thinking I’d attach to the hinge at the end of my fence line.
Hey Matthew usually we hang gates and doors this way when there is a wall behind them. That way the gate only needs to open 90 degrees and will hit a door stop on the house side. Also opening this way means you get to look straight at the deck you walk into as you open it, rather than looking at a brick wall first as you open the door. Hope that helps.
Always try to hinge from the strongest, most rigid side. Hinging from a free-standing post is a recipe to have that post bend over time. Gravity always wins with timber.
Do you know what the deck was stained with?
Tidy job ! thanks for sharing loving the videos
what gate latch is that?
Ive been a cnc machinist since i was 16 and for some reason i want to get into carpentry so bad
Great work...helped me with my door, thank you! What type of handle is that? Push-button? Super cool...I need to find out where I can get one :-)
No problem man, here's a video from the guys that make the handle . I bought it from Bunnings th-cam.com/video/OxLq971Y8uI/w-d-xo.html
0:46 "Check out the dicking by the way".
Slight chuckle to myself.
Hi Scott, what timber did you use for the gate? 70x45?
Thats one sexy gate !
What color stain did you use for the deck?
Awesome vid bro
Alejandro Velasco cheers man
Noice job
Good gate doors 0:00/4:17
I have used hidden screws for decking looks even better!
michal s nice one, there are a lot of good options out there
Does it matter if you hinge it from the opposite post?
max mackinlay either side is fine, I would change the angle of the diagonal braces though. I have the braces coming down to the hinges
The only risk is the weight pulling the timber posts sideways over time. With timber, no matter the size of the post, it WILL happen. Securing to the house prevents that.
What is the name of the wood bro ??
I would of used a galv steel post for timber slat fence and galv steel gate frame. I would also use screen up kits between posts and have a centre brace screwed from the back so its a seamless finish at the front, you wouldnt see any screw heads at all.
Nice!
That’s just beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
What timber is that ?
Where you get the lock
Damn. Thats beautiful
little tip mate when drilling through a material, especially on exterior or bathroom installs is put some clear silicone around the hole, helps too stop water ingress..
Meticulous workmanship through and through !!
A little slower would be nice ! Just the horizontal boards are clear but the rest .
Like a lightning hit my head, lock don't need to be attached to doors,
Can I ask you where you’ve bought the lock from?
Bunnings
This is less of a “how to” and more of a “I did a”.
I was thinking the same however I couldn’t articulate my words to express how I see this video. I like people smarter than myself. Thanks
Wym he shows every step
Only now that I have built a gate can I appreciate the finer in and outs of getting the job done. Best to watch mitre10 video or even the bunnings one. More instructive.
well bugger me, someone else that pre-drills screw holes. And puts the diagonal bracing the right way.
I only have one issue with this video... It's titled a "how to" but you don't explain how to. I'm trying to learn how to build a gate, instead, I'm watching you build one at high speed.
Thank you. Waste of fucking time!
Good 0:00/4:17
Thanks for the vid - nice gates/deck/fencing and thanks for the tip about the lock - better than anything I was aware of - I'll get a couple of them to try it on
I wish I could be a good builder
Quality
Wow that fence is so flush and beautiful. Fantastic work!
hey man love the channel, keep up the great work, upload 2-3 times a week if you can, your videos are addicting !
I love your work bro!! we use to build fences and gates back in the day...ahem looks nothing like this lol looks hella good bro!!
Gate needs to go on a framed section