Thank you so much! This was by a long shot the MOST helpful video I've seen on tongue and groove! I've just finished searching through too many and wasting my time with rambling/ barely informative content!! Thanks again!
Thanks for the video. Going to be doing this soon so all input is good. Never worked with this stuff before so glad to see it done. off to watch a few more videos
I like your video, like you said there's not very many videos about doing, butt joints. The only problem that I had was that when I did the reverse cut after flipping the board I got splinters that showed up on the end of the board. I found the best way to avoid this is to make sure to always cut down from the good side of the board, that way if there's any chipping or splinters it's on the backside of the board. It means rotating the board more but it does give a more professional look. Thanks again for the video.
I'm just starting a similar project. Any ideas on how to easily ensure that planks are level as you go up. Let's say if the distance between floor and ceiling is different between the different sides of the room.
Measure first and keep track of the taller areas. You can cheat the boards up in those areas a bit, not setting them down quite all the way. I do this on ceilings too to make them look better where they meet the wall. U have made up for a 3" difference across a ceiling before. You have to lnow it's there before you start.
I’m wondering did you end up staining or at least sealing this when you were finished? I did a wall with this stuff and it looks great but I am not sure if I should leave it the pine color or stain it a little bit darker. I know it’s just opinion on the staining, but I think, sealing it with a lacquer or something like that Would be a good idea to protect it.
I used Minwax Polycrylic to seal mine. It's not as tough as polyurethane but polycrylic won't cause the wood to turn yellow. It's also great because you only need to wait approx 2 hours between coats. If you really want to make it easy on yourself, do all the sanding and sealing before you install the carsiding.
stupid question, I'm looking at doing this in my den, I have old crappy wood paneling on the walls, can I install the pine panels over the preexisting paneling?
rip the board to fit the 3" gap you have left, then cut the back of the groove off so you don't have to fight with hooking it over the tongue of the board below. face nail it in the area of the board that will be hidden by trim
Thank you so much! This was by a long shot the MOST helpful video I've seen on tongue and groove! I've just finished searching through too many and wasting my time with rambling/ barely informative content!! Thanks again!
Thanks for doing this. I was checking out to see if this a project I could do. You have me the confidence. I can do this!
Thanks for the video I am just putting up knotty pine in the house and this is great instruction.
Thank u for taking the time to make this video, very informative. And great workmanship too I might add.
Thanks for the video. Going to be doing this soon so all input is good. Never worked with this stuff before so glad to see it done. off to watch a few more videos
I like your video, like you said there's not very many videos about doing, butt joints. The only problem that I had was that when I did the reverse cut after flipping the board I got splinters that showed up on the end of the board. I found the best way to avoid this is to make sure to always cut down from the good side of the board, that way if there's any chipping or splinters it's on the backside of the board. It means rotating the board more but it does give a more professional look. Thanks again for the video.
Very nice. Thank you!
Awesome, thanks so much for taking the time to do this.
Depending on your Brad nail lengths, Just be aware of the electrical runs as they go thru the studs
Great job, thanks for the tips
Like the butt cut boards. Me personally would set up a second saw so I won’t have to keep adjusting the saw.
Great video! Thanks!
Great tips!
nice job creating the fake groove joint. I did mine without that nice of a saw! that saw is awesome
Great video man thanks
Great video!
I prefer your presentation to some of those artsy, folksy ones that include a lot of broken Cuts with a lot of background Mountain Music.
Thank you!
Knotty pine…what?
Tongue and groove is the answer.
Great video. What kind of a gun are you using?
I'm just starting a similar project. Any ideas on how to easily ensure that planks are level as you go up. Let's say if the distance between floor and ceiling is different between the different sides of the room.
Measure first and keep track of the taller areas. You can cheat the boards up in those areas a bit, not setting them down quite all the way. I do this on ceilings too to make them look better where they meet the wall. U have made up for a 3" difference across a ceiling before. You have to lnow it's there before you start.
I’m wondering did you end up staining or at least sealing this when you were finished? I did a wall with this stuff and it looks great but I am not sure if I should leave it the pine color or stain it a little bit darker. I know it’s just opinion on the staining, but I think, sealing it with a lacquer or something like that Would be a good idea to protect it.
I used Minwax Polycrylic to seal mine. It's not as tough as polyurethane but polycrylic won't cause the wood to turn yellow. It's also great because you only need to wait approx 2 hours between coats. If you really want to make it easy on yourself, do all the sanding and sealing before you install the carsiding.
Good Tips
Thanks mate
Knotty pine is usually installed by a naughty carpenter. LMAO !
stupid question, I'm looking at doing this in my den, I have old crappy wood paneling on the walls, can I install the pine panels over the preexisting paneling?
I look forward to a video describing how to install pine that is not knotty.
Any insulation??
how would one finish the wall if the last opening was only say 3 inches and you had too finish off the wall.
rip the board to fit the 3" gap you have left, then cut the back of the groove off so you don't have to fight with hooking it over the tongue of the board below. face nail it in the area of the board that will be hidden by trim
I have a math disability :( Can you help me with this? I have a wall 11 x 13... if I use 1 by 4's how many should I buy?
use 1x8 v-groove. it takes less than half the time.
Where can i buy and how much ?
What is this?! Knotty Pine ?!?!
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fras0113, why do the seams need to be offset?
How to install tongue in groove paneling vertically
put 1x3 strapping horizontally across the studs space 16" on center, then attach T&G boards in the same way shown here.
what size of Brad Nail ?
16G or 18 G
i use 18 gauge 1-1/2 brad nails
@@karlschauff7989 thanks for reply
Did you walk to work today or carry your lunch to work? Don't quit your day job!
The wiring looks sloppy.
Don't understand a bit for your lack of preparation for the videoa