I am a finnish carpenter, and I would much prefer to do the backing. Because at least then I know it's right.. I've been screwed so many times by guys that don't install millwork..

Electricians in Asia are also masons/carpenters. They cut access holes to fix or install wiring, then they patch the holes and "finish" the walls/floors.

It’s no wonder American houses blow over in a storm…have you guys ever heard of bricks and mortar?

This is all on your framing pick-up list. Or should be. It’s not hard.

Was this us east facepunch large?

As a someone starting to become a framer I want to be a framer that every other tradie likes especially dry wallers and finish carpenters, I don’t want to do finishing because of it’s tediousness and the annoyances when something isn’t right but still making it work. How would I know as a framer where the best places for backing and reinforcing things like where a mirror will be and the best method of backing

Treat a job like it's your house. I'd love for someone to have done simple planning like this.

I had to do this summon my bathroom. I kept on leaning against the wall and cracking the sheetrock.

Maybe you should try actually being a framer. One of the hardest and shittiest jobs out there

I don't necessarily believe in the compound cut. I generally cut to the longest of the long point on the base, cut to 45.5, and pre assemble as much as possible. I figure if theres slight gap on top of the base to the cornerbead it will get caulked. Can't argue with your results

Where did you get the Fez jig?

what is your nail gun? Nice work

Cost 8 by 10

Would this work with a heavy (30kg/130lbs) drawer as well?

I need this done. Building now process

Dude make a jig so you don't have to measure every time. Unless of course this is the only house you're building.. lmfao.

I was able to get the same look by installing the floor tile flat. I must have gotten lucky because I didn't need shoe molding to get a flat look.

I just realized hidden doors are not good for accessibility (elders,visually disabled)

good video, you should do a direct side by side comparison of the dewalt vs sawstop compact, there aren't any great videos. I had a dewalt and I think it's a much better saw and stand, just like you were saying about the riving knife release. The little things about the dewalt are better and I find the stand and blade/dust guard much better on the dewalt but chose the sawstop for safety.

dead flush too. awesome.

That wiring is atrocious

I wish more were like you. A few extra minutes to make a huge long term difference.

You really use a track saw for something that doesn’t have to be perfect? Wow dude lmao that’s insane like wow

A great honest review! What saw blades do you use on the CTS other then the cheap one that comes with it.

Absolutely NO ONE is getting bent out of shape for you doing your job...

i dont think anyone is getting bent out of shape about anything

I’m a general contractor, I do about 15 to 20 Kitchen and bathrooms a year Every single bathroom that we do, we line the walls with 3/4 plywood just in case people want to install grab bars or anything else in the bathroom,hung. It’s common practice for us

People are getting bent out of shape because it’s not efficient. The way building materials are setup you don’t need to be that accurate you have 1 3/4 of play for your screws when hanging your drywall plywood on the exterior. You should be able to use a skill saw to rip blocking it doesn’t need the precision of a track saw. Your work looks very clean though good job 👍🏼

Hi, how do you get the doors to open without binding on the adjacent slats?

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Who’s gonna know?

I also had a false event. SawStop said it come in contact with something conductive. It did not. I asked them to prove it, still waiting to hear back.

Is work ko kya bolte h

Years ago i was doing a laminate floor job, at one point in the job i really needed to run the planks with the tongues facing opposite direction, so i basically ripped two planks and glued then together with CA glue with tongues facing in opposite directions, i let it set for a while and tired to break the joint , it was nearly impossible to tear them apart, major effort, and when i managed to get them apart the fibres were tore to pieces, so after my test i made up a new piece and installed it, been using ca glue on mdf since then with no problems. I recently did another job at that same house and those two pieces of flooring are still bonded together after being walked on for years.

What type of hinge you used ? how it is installed

Nice

How can open this door???

As a fellow trimmer ur 100% right. But will all clients pay for that extra step

Good method. Good results. I think shoe has a place, but this is something I will consider for the situations that call for it.

so im confused. how do you follow the scribe line if your using a table saw. also if there is a hump say in the middle of the wall in the floor, how do you scribe it w/o placing above the the hump, level it, tack it, scribe it. seems like alot of work, especially if 1/4 round is going down. bc who doesnt put 1/4 round down on hard floors?

That is some uptown work where I live. Top notch and those clients love paying big bucks for those fine finishes. Nice.

That’s pretty slick, who makes that base?

the perfect solution that I needed, thank you!

Looks amazing would you mind shearing what hinges you have used ? ❤❤

That's gonna rot

This is popular in Aspen restaurants for the bathrooms

Dono side je lock ya kuch safti krni ho

Nice one Have you got a guide bush or shaft fitted bearing cutter on it?

I can't think of a good reason to do that

Guess I have to buy a tablesaw to open my caulk.