Custom Barn Door | Storm Door | DIY Shed Build
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- Today I'm installing two different types of doors on my shed - a barn door for tools, and a storm door for storage access. They're both easy to install, it just depends which door is right for you. Watch the next video in the series 👉🏼 • Adding A Live Edge Bar...
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Hey Jeff - quick question.
Your door looks to be about 2"+ in size. The specs for the hardware say they'll fit a 1.37"-1.57" door.
How did you make this work, with the given hardware??
I used to watch “ This old house “years back you know the bob vila guy . I like your work and explanation way better ., bob should be shining your shoes lol 👍🏻
To be honest I don't know If Bob even knows how to work with the tools. I think He was hired as an actor to be a host. Cheers but I loved his boat shoes!
I stopped watching Bob when he got so condensating, talking snooty to his audience.🧐 I don't think I will ever see Jeff do that, he's way to authentic to screw with us. I love the fact that there is always something throwing a curve ball at him, and he just analyzes, adapts and overcomes the obstacles. Laughing at the absurdity of all of it. Gotta love our modern supply chain. 😂 Cheers to you Jeff! Thanks for making me realize that we can do this!
You know Jeff, sometimes watching someone else deal with the frustrations of installing stuff is almost as tiring as doing it myself! It's amazing the crap we put up with to save a buck. I'm in my mid 50's now and still don't know how to figure out how to pick what is the best balance of price versus ease of installation for this or that product beyond trial and error. I am grateful to be able to watch you struggle with crap as much as we do!
“Safety Squints” hahaha Love it
Why bother when youre that good, turn around and just go. You "know"that door will fit and close perfectly. You build it yourself!
Gave me a big smile, and i learned a trick of the trade or two. Thanks again!
I’m a big fan of cutting down those trash allen wrenches and chucking them in my drill! Speeds up assembly of a lot of “affordable” items!
Right on
Aha!
It was very nice of you to build bubbles a new house Mr Layhey. (I think its the glasses)
20:17 PIVOT PIVOT PIVOT! 😂
Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY welcome 🙏🏼
I learn more watching you deal with changes. I appreciate those moments most. Thanks for posting.
Walking off like a boss!
Cheers Cooper!
They do sell Allen key bits. Moved recently and got a set of them... I think that purchase saved my sanity.
I actually found a few the other day. Crazy how amazon seems to be better stocked than the hardware store.
This is EXACTLY what I needed to know....feel like it was a personal tutorial just for me - thanks again Jeff you're a lifesaver! 😁
I like his comment why even bother when you are good 😂😂😂😂
a router for cutting out doors and windows works great. I worked at Atco structures and built portable office buildings for the oil field, and we'd cut after we hung using routers with special bits, clean smooth cut each time. Great job
Mechanical engineer here. The bar clamping system is legit. Having two wall mount supports on either side of the bar clamp means that the clamp sees no load from the door. The bar clamp is just holding the two segments together.
The clamp does have to be tightened well because it does see a load inline with the bar from the friction of sliding the door. That linear force tends to spread the two bar segments apart
Hope this makes sense.✌
So many doors. Next project - build a shed out of old doors.
I can't wait for the a to z video so I can watch this man working for about 5 hours straight
LOL, coming soon. Cheers!
I'll be hanging a barn door for the MBRM at the cottage & I worry about clearances. You gave me an idea on adjusting it if I need it.
The hex wrench length is engineered so you can't put too much pressure and strip threads on the cheapest metal.
Torx is popular now because they can use a cheaper metal and torque the fastener tighter than they would have with hex...
That's a pretty skookum door for a shed! You've got me thinking to give away the old dented metal shed with the track that doesn't work and repurpose the great 24" paver floor for a patio.
Really like how you "closed" the video! Good project!
Man, this inspires me to put my skills to good use. Be looking forward to more of this! Great stuff as always!
Perfect, every time😄👌👍
I swear every update my wife tosses at me gets accompanied by a video from Jeff. This time around its storm door replacement.
Cheers!
Hey Jeff, I just want to say thanks for all of your work, you have definitely reinforced this DIY'ers confidence levels.😅 So I am currently redoing my bathroom and have gotten my drywall up. I am wanting to get your opinion on whether or not to waterproof first, or tape and fill my coats of mud first?!...🤔😵💫😅 I've never done this before, and a lot of my personal setback has been overthinking everything. I went with the green board, and instead of just using the caulking method you did, I am wanting to actually tape to ensure everything is a smooth finish before I start tiling.
Reminds me of the old days before Jeff started wearing his trademark blue polo 😁
We actually did a merch drop of those shirts. Cheers!
My favorite video yet
Cheers Harold!
Really enjoyed the build video.
I’d love a sliding glass door install guide when replacing a normal swing door.
I like barn doors you did great job
Thanks!
Would love to see the finished product please 🎉
20:55 is funny as always
On the Kit i had it came with moveable bumpers. Way easier
You make a better door than you do a window..
That is exactly what my brother said to me while I was a kid. I was always getting in his way! Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I assume he added 'but you are a pane anyway '
Cheers Ken!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY and your Mom reminded you your Dad wasn't a glazier...🤣
You can buy sets of Allen keys designed for ratcheting screwdrivers and drills for like $8... definitely beats the L shaped ones.
I love the video. How do you involve a lock system so that the barn door can be locked? Thank you!
10:30 they make a thing with steps on it that gets you up a few feet higher. Highly recommend. :-p
13:40 you wouldn't want to inconvenience the rich!
As I’m looking for doors for a customer haha
welcome to the algorithm. Cheers!
Perfect timing.
Hey Jeff, do you think I would have a problem making a 5'6'' wide barn door? Supplies for it.?
Thanks
Tom
How do you ensure that no water gets in with the sliding door?
5:20 You can just get allen head bits for your drill lol
My dad taught me how to build this. The metal doors on our shed got bent in and the track kept getting filled with dirt. Definitely worth the time to build a door yourself!
Cheers!
Get a set of Hex drivers and a set of Hex bits, and you will no longer have this frustration of dealing with allen wrenches
How do you determine how high you drill for the rolling door? That wasn’t mentioned.
Hey Jeff, your thumbnail to this video reminds me of the joke: "Who has 2 thumbs & ... installs doors?". 😁 PS: As a fellow carpenter, LOVE your videos!
Complains about the Alen key, but ends Up using it 😆
They sell the cheaper doors....only thing is you were to late and everyone bought them all, leaving the expensive ones left. Haha.
hey, now you're just being braggadocios with your "plumb and level"! 😃
maybe, but also teaching an important level. when working on structure make it perfect and the whole job goes a lot faster.
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY I know, I just had to tease you a little.
What utility knife are you using, Jeff?
The barn door hardware on Amazon is currently $69.86 for new and $56 for "used like new".
I guess she's done this for a while eh !!! Cheers
Thank you professor Jeff. I was able to go out to my 100 plus years. St. Louis Missouri. And take pictures of places where I thought maybe I need to put some sister rafters from your program so that was really helpful. I feel like I really knew what I was looking from the DyI membership with you. I even found Skill saw Zac advantage brought a little differently for branding, but it’s kind of funny because I’ve had it for at least 30 years
When you threw the instructions lol.
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Plumb!
I do have a question. I watched the shed build and am curious why you used cedar 4X4's for the upright posts when, at the end, they are all enclosed. Why not pressure treated?
They were actually PT, did I goof up and say they were cedar? Sorry if I misled you! Cheers
No, you probably didn't say they were cedar. I must have assumed because of the colour and the fact it was cedar decking.
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isn't wind and critters going to get through the barn door? I don't think those fit as tight as a normal door. I could be wrong though.
mice are only a problem if you leave food or something that they can nest in in the shed.
In Michigan, the mice like the shed because it is warmer than being outside, in the cold.
just drop in a mouse killing trap that will dispose of up to 600 mice in a year.
So Im coming from a relatively old video but I have a question. You have stated that one should never buy a small tub of Mud and one should always mix their own compound if needed. Why is that? I dont have a lot of need for fixing a small hole or dent but generally I will have a use for a little every 3-5 years. Is the small tubs a different mixture, or unreliable recipe? I generally dont use much and cant justify getting a big bag that I dont really have the space for unless there are properties in the powder that you dont get from the small tubs. Thanks
Every tool has a hammer side
Cheers Jeff!
Hi
Lol - 9:15 - hammer-drill
@Jeff, Is somebody spamming your comments? Just got message I'm nominated for a draw.
❤👍🏼
Cheers Lizbeth!
You can't get 34". Trust me, I've tried. Rhona repeats this great sale every year with black MCM 3-light steel doors. In a town full of mid-century brick houses they only do 32 and 36. I've asked and they say it would be "custom" with a charge and I'd have to go straight to Masonite and not get the special. Seems odd, since the larger door is offered for that price (S Ontario). Old-fashioned customer service would suggest they suggest to Masonite to send 34s as well.
Go to Toker Collins.
Got them to make me up a 34" Craftsmans 6 Lite. Fiberglass door and Jamb with threshold and brick mould, and a 7 1/4 inch Jamb width. 700 bucks CAD taxes in. It was ready in under a week. A standard piece of crap dented and scratched Masonite from HD or Lowes is 400-450. For a wood Jamb and steel door.
If you know someone with an account it'll be even cheaper. That was just the walk in price.
@@evictioncarpentry2628 Thanks for the tip! Curious about your name.
I did an internet search and it appears they only sell components, not the finished product. And only in Western Canada. I'm a homeowner.
Where I am from Phillips is literally the only thing everything comes with it's annoing to no end the only thing Phillips screws are good for is when you want to remove them since you can literally use anything pointy to do so a knife done a fork done a spoon done. xD [Otherwise Phillips screws suck ass!]
That kit looks chinsey compared to national hardware...
"Safety Squints™" ye say? Isn't that patented by some fella who breaks new tools before using them? 🤔
I guess I should've assumed you're a fellow fan, or maybe the lingo is more common than I thought.
Love your videos but the addition of the music is super jarring. I prefer the old style of your videos without the music
Are you a cop.... You know by law you have to tell me.... If you're a cop....
Nark!
LOL
I would not use a barn door. 1. they leak badly, 2. Bugs and insects will get in.
Jeff has been watching Andrew tate videos 🤣 🕶 😎
Oh Please!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY 🤣🤣
Too many qualudes