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Yes but the ro must be more accurate than shimming

So bad Folks measure out from the vinyl to the outside of the drywall, rip it on the table, saw, do the top first. Then you’re two sides separately. But you do not build it like a door jam lol. This Metal bracket thing is a joke. Such a green horn way of doing a window and or door build out. They’re called build outs. Two thumbs down. So bad

Would love to see how the other side is done. I assume its a little trickier. These hangers use keyholes allowing you to take the hanger out while sliding the door in. Other brands, I think, instruct you to bend the hangers while fitting the door, then bend them back in once door is in place.

This video is so clear and gives so much confidence.

Apparently not for exterior doors with pre attached brick mold. You'd have to be Houdini to get the door in the rough opening with brick mold on one side and clips on the other. Same goes for installing the clips when the door is in the rough opening.

Apparently not for exterior doors with brick mold. Otherwise how would you put the door in the rough opening with brick mold on one side and ez clips on the other?

This is great but this is assuming floor is perfectly level which in many cases it's not. Video should address how to remedy unless you want one of the jambs raised off the floor.

If the man work for me I will give him 5 dollars per hour 😂 no lunch time

Thanks for the quick and to the point video. So many others talk and talk before they get to the point. Well done.

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what do you do when the opening is scissor legged. This is a common problem. And you also don't show how the brackets will no doubt create a gap between the casing and wall, as well as the the jamb and casing. Not all doors are paint grade and that would look horrible if you cant caulk.

What is the max tolerance for space between rough frame and the pre-hung door? I have older houses that I have replaced doors in where there has been a good 1-2" gap (just old sloppy construction). These look like the rough frame and door have to be almost exactly fit.

Drywall screws??? Why not plastic nails for added security?

Fantastic job

Can you use shims after as a reinforcement?

Well that was easy who want to use shims

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Very nice job and very detailed explanation of the process . Seeing you add those metal pieces gave me a idea for my project without such a costly addition for hardware . I like the cottage style trim too , very nice job - 2 thumbs up !

I don’t have any unnecessary criticism to add to this video, it’s informative to someone in search of basic framing education, so don’t understand any nitpicking comments, but will add that some of you may find it easier to build your walls standing up, and much quicker

Quality!

I'd be super stoked coming into my new house and seeing this dickhead using a drill and screws on my new granite counter

I'm not understanding most terms here but very interesting.

People love to criticize but I think you did a great job. The work is clean and you did very well explains what you are doing. Keep it up and thanks for sharing this video.

I can't stress how great this system is! I hate to think about how many doors I installed the old school way. My first door installation using this system was perfect. I installed two kits- one on each side. By doing that, you don't need to add additional nails and shims on the inside jam. The jams are very study with two kits. No need to fill nail holes!

This was ridiculously simple to follow. in fact it was so simple i almost couldn't believe it myself and looked at alternate guides etc. in my case our door frame was tight. the prehung fit snug. our house has alot of oddities. things that should be done properly weren't by the original owner/builders. We had slight gap top left side. side with hinges. We tried to align as much as possible to the plumb line. Figuring this side was the most essential given all the weight would essentially be driven off this side. We couldn't put a bracket on top of door hinge. Too large a gap. And then we just made sure after placing the door handle and bracket on that there was proper spacing and then drilling in the brackets on the right side of the door. I'm still in shock as to how simple this was. I spent more time worrying about screwing it up rather than just following the video instruction as instructed. I would've had this project done weeks ago.

This is actually a return and not an extension jamb as patio doors are similar to a window in that they are set flush to the exterior of the house. An extension jamb would be on a typical swing door set to the interior of the house. Also spray foam is unnecessary as the door rough opening before it should already be insulated and this is no more than a piece of trim.

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I like your videos. They really help with door hanging.

Who else watched this video for 5 minutes, and at the end thought... "I think I can build a house now"

Hey, the question is not directly related to this video, but I wanted to ask you anyhow since the question popped up during the “framing walls” video. The question will be about connecting walls, straight walls not intersecting walls. Say we’re building 40 foot long wall. Obviously this length is not available in lumber. We build it up by parts. Option one : we break the top plate on the stud and connect the next piece on that stud as well, and the double top plate laps over 4 feet as normal. Option 2. We break the top plate between studs and then there is the connection ( between studs ) and then the double top plate overlaps the connection 4 feet. In the nutshell: do we connect between studs or on the center of the studs? Which is more common? I’ve seen bot of them. Thanks Péter

Ermmm you.mean 3 4 5. Pythagoras basics. I never heard anyone say 6 8 10 method before

How can they afford Steve Carrell?

All good except the fact that you are doing your prep work on an open work surface.... Granite should be covered firstly. Secondly, use a work bench and, never utilize a customer's property as your own. I'm sure this guy, is the owner of this particular property. Yet, if I were the home owner here, this guy would not be doing my install... Sorry, this could have turned into an expensive mistake. Practice caution and assume what could have happened here. I'm not being disrespectful, I am looking at this as a guy in the window and door business.

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I have more fun at the dentist! Listening to that voice? I couldn't take it!

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I can see he isn’t driving all of his nails into the studs correctly when putting it together, also quite slow but it’s an educational vid

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Thts too slowly

I LOVE these things for interior doors. One of the GREATEST products in recent memory.

I like the hardcore 9-5ers who collect a weekly check talk and about how they are know it alls and faster and more hardcore than a lot of other tradesmen. I've always been quality not quantity and also realize that every job gives different situations and sometimes taking it slow to really figure something out is always the better way to go. I stopped collecting paychecks along time ago and now build my own houses, keep, and often rent out or sell on land contract. Now I'm building my 5,500 sq ft dream house at age 43. I've always worked steady and smart, not hardcore quick and stupid with my money. Remember, construction is permanent, so make sure it's done right. Save and invest the hard earned money my fellow tradesmen.

Well I would never use chipboard in my building. Might be considered safe for many but I took agriculture classes and know what it is made of.