$2,000 HOUSE - SLIDING DOOR BUILD - Ep. 22 - Man Cave

[@mojorisn1hasrisn344]

Totally agree with the handle. Love the idea of a single color stained window. Great looking work.

[@Jr-stan]

I always say it. Unmatched outro. And awsome song choices

[@georgeelliott3782]

That was some cool lumber yoga skills standing it up. Nice door

[@GarbageGirI]

I like the idea of a textured amber glass window.

[@nateknyfd5405]

Awesome job on the door. Love your content, been watching for ten years now! Been thinking about your question about the window shape since I watched yesterday- I think it would make the most sense to do an arch shape to tie it in with the windows you just made and installed. Especially with one right above it, they will compliment each other. As far as color of the glass I really like that idea of the amber colored glass you mentioned. If you wanted to bring some metal work into the project the amber and copper would really compliment each other nicely.

[@spencerstreet9663]

I'm glad to see someone else using their 40 year old Workmate bench. :)

[@kristinking3725]

25:13 I hate to hear you got hurt! Happy to know you're healing well.

[@muratkinkav7267]

bravo kardeşim harika oldu güzel eğitici çalışma devamını bekliyoruz 👍🏻👏🇹🇷

[@gillyb333]

❤ beautiful carpentry such a lovely door well done ❤

[@thirzapeevey2395]

Sorry to hear about your injury. Glad you are mending. The door looks great. Why not just bandsaw out a wooden handle? I've seen handles like that on old settlers cabins. You can make them as fancy or as plain as you like.

[@jeanetteredden24]

🎵 love the music! Praying for your healing.

[@michelestellar7725]

Find a nice twisted branch with a good bow of the proper size for the door for a handle. Peel it and trim the ends to lie flat aganst the door. I have used this and it looks pretty cool.

[@HunterTN]

My first house had the original wood windows in it, the top of the window was inlaid with two pieces of vertical trim to make a three paneled window. I liked the look of those. A big piece of twisted square bar with some little offsets tacked on would be a good match for the size and function of the door.

[@benr2862]

Good to see you working on something different! I'm so sorry you got hurt, please get help next time. I'm envisioning a stain glass sunflower about 15x15, and I know you said painting the door bit have you considered staining it so the dark and light stains pop, a sort of greywash effect. With a rounded oval of sunflower with muted color of green, yellow and clear around the outer edge. The door would look old fashioned. And beautiful!

[@designed_by_danita]

Beautiful door! I love your idea of stained glass/colored window! Glad to hear you are feeling better! Take care of yourself!!!

[@BraxxJuventa]

The door looks beautiful. I would whitewash stain it so that you can see the grain trough it. Thanks for filming. 😁👍🏼

[@cherylsmith-bell6509]

Beautiful job on the door. I'd stain it or just clear coat it. I think the wood is beautiful. To nice to cover up! But that is just me. LOL!

[@aLadNamedNathan]

You're an inspiration. Keep up the good work!

[@lambchop206]

I like that stained glass idea. Hope you're healing up well

[@FloridaClay]

A handsome door. I kind of like the hole plugs showing. Makes it look like it was joined with pegs.

[@Bananasifyful]

It relives me that I m not the only one who didn't has their workshop organized :D Greetings from Germany thank you for your work. with Tally Ho and Rural France the best channel on the tube.

[@MajorSeventh]

I had a similar bruise like that on my forearm after a fall and it turned out to be a crack in one of the bones in my wrist. It wasn't discovered until a month after the fall when I was in the hospital for something else. Re: the window placement, it's hard to say without seeing how the door looks on the building.

[@pamelavance8753]

When you were screwing the screws in I was thinking that pegs would look wonderful. My heart sang when you put the plugs in. It's beautiful!

[@debrasrnek4223]

What do you think about a half-moon window with the amber glass with two angled trim pieces? Maybe it would look like the evening sun shining through all day. Of course you do you.

[@loserplanet]

Love the amber glass idea for the window.

[@ronaldclark2624]

Very Nice. Thanks for sharing. Ron PTL USA

[@kristinking3725]

I enjoy watching your videos for the sheer craftsmanship of your projects. So much attention to detail. Great work.

[@sheilam4964]

Thx for filming this and sharing it with us.

[@OzMurf]

I enjoy the content thoroughly. My option would be a round window or square on a 45 degree style. The trim would be sympathetic to the door frame and I would definitely like coloured glass with either dimple or any design that wasn't flat plain glass. Stained glass would be beautiful, but a workshop could spit out a chunk of something that would smash it, so I would opt for coloured glass.

[@cherylholasek2193]

It’s a beautiful door. You are a true craftsman. Thanks for posting another video. I look forward to seeing them 😊

[@johnhelwig8745]

Great job. I enjoy watching you build. Q: I noticed that the end grain (growth rings) are all in the same direction when you glued the boards for the door. I was told to alternate the growth rings up/down when mounting boards together for stability. (Yes, I was a Norm Abram fan) Will the bracing panel you built and attached do the same thing? You did mention it cupped while the glue dried. Garage sales and flea markets are a great place to find used hardware. Could find a handle cheap. Also, don't forget you'll need something on the inside of the door where you can slide the door open while also missing the wall. Something I missed when I installed a barn door.

[@GirlsWithGuitars]

Great catch! My dad was a carpenter/cabinet maker. He always alternated the rings 1 up, 1 down to avoid cuping.

[@13soap13]

What is the opening music? Beautiful! Great door! I would use some patterned clear glass to allow light in but afford privacy, too; nothing complicate but simple lines like the door.

[@Updation_Nest]

Sending healing vibes your way. I dropped an old growth 2x4 on my pinky toe. It was maybe a 24” dense piece of wood. Using it as a window prop, because the last owner took all the window weights out. I’m currently restoring the windows. I was going to go to bed too. Just closing the window for the night. It’s been a week and a half or so and it’s still so swollen. Getting injured sucks. Feel better.

[@dauntiekay2768]

Beautiful workmanship! I think the stained glass would look great!

[@LeCrenn]

The large sliding door that’s already hanging on this building is really beautiful.

[@benjaminjonholman]

Triangle windows. Or, just a rectangle window with a faux frame in front of it. But have the diagonal fram be at the same slope as the roof lines. Basically going from the bottom corners and meeting up in the center of the top rail.

[@pinkmosquito22]

I absolutely love this door! Panel doors are my favorite. I would do a 6-light window and all one color. I really like the Craftsman look. 😊

[@maggiesue4825]

Seeing this video takes me back to the time I found your channel, when you were setting up your workshop. That door is craftsmanship personified!

[@albayer-b2s]

Wow. That door is wonderful. I especially like the routed detail that stops before the corners on your stiles and rails. When I saw that on the finished door I thought that really makes that door unique. Great Style!!

[@solarbirdyz]

It's so proportioned like Craftsman-era doors in Seattle that you walking up to it makes you look like a kid because it's so big, right? and it's like "mooooooooooom! can i have a snaaaaack?" xD It looks great though I think it's really nice. I wasn't getting the not-to-corner bevels until I saw it basically together but then it made perfect sense.

[@ezfirme]

This reminds me of a woodworking show I used to watch years ago called "The Woodwright's shop", Thanks for bringing back fond memories.

[@mikeriebe4240]

The background music was very similar.

[@margaretpervier8357]

You do beautiful work! Love the design 😊

[@Dave_1966]

It’s a good looking door 😊 if it was me I would put a diamond shaped window in it maybe split into four panes and stained would be cool as well 😊 hope your arm continues to heal well, don’t over do things 😊👍

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

It looks great. I like the idea of the stain glass window too. 👍

[@barthanes1]

That's a big ass door, and it looks really good.

[@LeJimster]

Ouch, that fall sounds painful. Glad your healing ok.

[@kristinking3725]

21:04 Would a flower box below the door window cause a problem with its functionality of everyday use? It would look nice and cover the empty space below the window.

[@natej6671]

Awesome door construction. If the window is for letting light in, I'd made it as large as possible with about 3-1/2" clearance on all sides. If its for looks, I'd make a skinny glass panel in the center to accent the door that's small enough so that someone can't crawl through if they were trying to break in.

[@indisputablefacts8507]

I'll be curious to see how this thing handles the changes in season. I've had some bitter experiences with cross-grain stuff like this.

[@lpalmer1969]

I think stained glass would look nice in the door. With the character of the 3 panels and the way the routed edging is I think some version of stained glass (be it 1 pane or more) would look amazing. However you choose to go I don`t think it`ll be a bad choice. Great series!

[@heyhope326]

All these craftmanship videos i watch on youtube and I just did a hatchet job on our bench legs. Theres no substitute for experience.

[@barthanes1]

I think three narrow vertical windows would look good.

[@brendagoodwin7365]

Amber glass would look good!

[@dpmeyer4867]

nice work

[@misterbeard2881]

Nice door, buddy. Sorry about your arm, feel better soon.

[@hussleaward]

Great video today. Really enjoyed the music as well as your expertise.

[@theresaboucher8894]

Do three little windows to line up with the bottom panels.

[@kristinking3725]

23:34 I think a sturdy simple handle would be perfect.

[@saraczirjak6591]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@Keasbeysknight]

I value honest handles.

[@dgatlin69]

Looks GREAT!!!

[@maryrutigliano1044]

I like when people use tree branches for handles

[@02271953me]

Agree, rustic but completely utilitarian.

[@marshallcole9468]

Soooo nice! What kind of saw was that used?

[@Koorisin]

Window - 1ft tall x the inner width of the boxed opening. Centered vertically. Could be one single pane or do 4 squared panes to mimic older times.

[@tonybowers9490]

I like it! Well done.

[@ruthcasteel370]

Window like the one upstairs with stained glass.

[@jesusisGod1434]

I’m sorry you got hurt. I just had a stupid fall in the garden. Doing what I love, just didn’t get my foot over the obstacle… landed on my back. Cut my leg. I hope your family is well. God bless. ✝️❤️

[@enwinn]

Rectangular transom style of window near the top.

[@dandrson7903]

That's one pretty door

[@samadamms3432]

I would flip the door and frame the top of the three panels for three square windows.

[@_thegrayman]

👏 Built to last! The high window is a good idea - is toughened/security reeded glass an option ? (To aid in obscurity from prying eyes that is)

[@jfm1115]

Star shaped window

[@markmcgill6312]

Full glass, frosted. Leather strap as a door handle

[@billyboy9746]

My suggestion. Add 2 more vertical wood pieces on the upper part of the door to match the lower part of the door. Then, instead of 3 upper panels it would be 3 vertical stained glass windows. (The additional 2 wood pieces would be optional)

[@Engineerd3d]

I would say make the handle out of wood and make it in a fashion that is befitting of a craftsman. As for window I would do a plain square window and use teal paint on its moulding. I think it fits your motif!

[@loserplanet]

Please paint it green! 🙏💚

[@andrewzanto8591]

Great thing about pipe clamps: you can get more pipe and couplers, and make clamps as long as you need them. Of course it looks like the ratchet straps did the job.

[@performensch]

I would go for a lozenge shape window (imagine poker card diamond shape). Has the benefits of straight cuts and breaks for the class but more "dynamic" than a normal rectangle.

[@johnisley1285]

I would like to know the store on the bird hours on the left side of door in the in the trash pile. lol. great job on the door

[@homemadehome5575]

I just sat it there, not trash. I make bird houses with my kids every year so i end up pulling one down just to put up the new one, just to give them the full experience. I end up giving them away, we’ve got a bunch on poles.

[@gregf5730]

How is the Milwaukee track saw versus the Festool?

[@robertvanderzaan9681]

Did you make the door panels golden ratio size? btw. Hope your arm gets back to normal soorn

[@homemadehome5575]

I didn’t do the math but had it in mind, just roughly guessed.

[@robertvanderzaan9681]

@@homemadehome5575 Came out well. It looks like it

[@The.Real.Reaper]

Just continue the lines of the lower three sections upward to mirror them but as windows. Maybe smaller but still inline.

[@midnight5522]

третий 😂😂😂It’s nice to look at the stars, fire and how others work

[@droxyy]

you could also make and sell doors! You should just stain and clear coat this lovely door.

[@henleylouie3761]

From California

[@rutht634]

Love it the way it is. I vote no window.

[@thewhatsup]

I plan to, that’s all that matters. 😅

[@carlotta4th]

I think it's beautiful but I can't fathom how a sliding exterior door is going to be able to keep bugs out. There are always gaps on sliding doors.

[@annettearties8538]

Hello! 😊😊

[@pang-ngiavang1956]

Where did you buy your sliding rail door kit?

[@homemadehome5575]

I got the roller hardware from amazon then i made the rail from angle iron. Paid $30ish for the rollers.

[@toniasalways]

3 windows to mimic the bottom.

[@McWilliams93]

Would you consider it corny to use something like a drawknife for a handle? It’s the same vain as the wrench but appropriate for the building. If so my vote would be some kind of basic old brass handle and a basic window because if it’s not decorative I’d want it to look “extremely functional”.

[@richardtucker5686]

On this episode of the southern workshop: Biscuits and gravy (or carpenter's glue)

[@kristinking3725]

17:17 Jesus that's an enormous door lol

[@babthooka]

Liked, commented.

[@cindybanich4201]

It’s beautiful! Don’t paint it. 😃

[@nathanjones5653]

Nice. Want to come to Ohio and help us restore the wood in a 1903 farm house?

[@JillsHouse]

it should be a stained glass window.

[@soranrix]

A shame you are going to paint it, the colors are really nice regards sören

[@TheKobiDror]

The wood grain looks phenomenal! Please don't paint it over. Otherwise, I love this build!