Carpenters Install Coffered Ceiling

[@sphlouge]

I was a trim carpenter for over 50 years working on multi million dollar houses. Many had coffered ceilings , many 20 feet in the air. It’s hard work . Sometimes I’d go home feeling like my shoulders and neck was beaten with a hammer. . Unless you have never done this you have no idea how hard it is to do this and make it come out looking perfect. Especially if it’s multi layer crowns. Great job guys !

[@zachchenoweth6622]

Didn't know what this was called til this came up. So glad the algorithm recommended you when I needed to install trim. Your channel is full of great content and tons of experience poured into it.

[@marcoss6653]

Shoutout to John, always seems to be on point and very fluent with your videos. Y’all make a solid two man team🙌🏻

[@konradderheim9442]

was thinking the same thing !!

[@rjperkins365]

I was getting worried. Between the cut hub and a deadman he used in the past couple. Hope he doesn't find a really good tripod.

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[@tunjimike]

My favorite guy on the internet is here again with another knowledge packed video, how better can one start a weekend... Big ups Richard, I will love to nett you in person when I finally get to the 🇺🇸, u are my mentor in finish carpentry

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[@warrengibson3317]

dude that pull up was soooooo funny how you played it off. but that you for all you do showing everyone that follow you show. that pocket screwing you make look easy

[@kathyyeager6055]

Whoohoo! Friday night and I get to sit and put my feet up and Richard has a new video up. Life is good!

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[@frankzito1]

Very impressed with your knowledge at a young age. Nice of you to cut into your production to show us how it’s done.

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Thanks!

[@mathman0101]

Fantastic teacher, attention to detail and patience. Quality is quality, very nice tools also important.

[@davidhoman3807]

He’s older than he looks. He’s really something like, 74. You are absolutely correct, he is very good.

[@youremybiggestfan]

Its not nice if ur the neighbour and just wanna stay home and play fortnite all day

[@jonhart511]

Agreed, a great chippy at a young age,

[@michaelmancini5773]

I do exactly the type of work you do in Northern New Jersey, but our techniques are very similar , I actually use the Bosch Blaze laser measure, love it , but any distance over 12', I subtract an 1/8" on the cuts, it always works out.

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[@jaysage976]

check out amazon. There is a 4D laser for $129. works pretty good and way cheaper than the depot brands. Good to keep as an extra if you already spent $3-400 on the Bosch.

[@Danewonder81]

Just want to say thank for taking time out of your work day to make these amazing videos 👍🏾

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[@alejandrobeltran8409]

At 7:45 when the camera moves I realized your production game has taken a serious leap from when I first started watching you about 3 years ago. Good for you man, keep kicking ass.

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[@dongibson189]

So glad that others do it the same way I do. I prefer using 3/4” plywood instead of 2x as it’s more stable and you don’t have to worry of the material sits there with the chance of warping. Even a crown in the 2x can bug me. I use some PL Premium subfloor adhesive on the intermediate pieces where your not hitting joists. Even a screw driven lightly into the drywall will snug it up until adhesive sets. But very nice man! I’ve been doing carpentry for over 40 years and I am always taking in tips from others.

[@scottallen8499]

I’ve seen a few of this guys videos, he’s an outstanding craftsman and excellent teacher. Keep up the outstanding work, and I am subscribing

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[@HannaCarpentry]

Many aspects of how you build accent my flow and used some tips to get my ceiling done. Many thanks! enjoy your content

[@olachus]

Very nicely done, bro! I love it! I just can't wait to see the rest of the project done. Good luck and keep us updated!

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[@davidford9010]

I had the same issue on my first one in regards to ceiling fan so I made a box out matching the coffered ceiling itself. I've done several since, nice job. The toughest one I ever did was a radius coffered ceiling. I laminated luann for radius.

[@robertlaird6746]

I've done three radius coffered ceilings. One oval as the center point, one with a circle center point and one that had a lot of radius aspects to it. That one was a 40x80 ceiling. They are difficult to do without a shop to pre make all your parts. I did everything on the job site. Those were some very long days.

[@borys444]

Happy to support u by buying ur CA glue, good stuff. Ur time and knowledge is much appreciated my brother. Peace!!

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[@TheDannytre]

That’s one sick cutting setup man! 👏🏽 I love the combination of tools. Each tool has its unique purpose. To me it’s all a matter about preference and comfort and reliability. The shirt says it all.

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[@Randyhenderson868]

Nice to see that box being used. That will hold a big load. Good show man.

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[@stevenfoust3782]

Looks like a solid well constructed base. Good to know the finish materials won’t be floating around through the season. No future gaps!

[@alanmcgrath2009]

Great set up, table saw to miter saw to assembly area and into the work area, that’s what you call efficiency, great work, great content and great video as usual, I personally use a stop block cutting small pieces because I don’t trust my own accuracy with the tape 🙈 , looking forward to the next one, 👍👍

[@halibut1249]

Looks very professional; alot of math there to make sure your layout is true and symmetrical. Im looking forward to seeing you guys put the finished wood on your frame. I think coffered ceilings look really cool.

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[@bekabeka71]

The best detailed carpentry channel on KZbin. So well thought out and informative even for a beginner apprentice 👏🏼

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[@robertlaird6746]

I've built many coffered ceilings and have never used framing lumber but I can see why you use it and that it's a good idea that saves time as well. Nice electrical box design!

[@bikeaddict8475]

Your right angle drill bit looks handy to have in tight spaces. Your carpentry and videos make me dream a little bit about being a finish carpenter. For now, I'll stick to the woodworking hobby in the garage and making things there.

[@nevermindthebull0cks]

You don't really need that bracket, can just screw the box to the 2 by and use an extension ring. The bracket is for spanning the gap between joist, it would be strongest without it. I really like that tablesaw/mitersaw setup.

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

I agree the box is rated for 150lbs but I doubt the blocking is. Should have attached it to the 2x6

[@jayrob7418]

Brilliant.

[@Jorash_Barison]

@@Mark_MOORE_VFL That blocking most certainly isn't. End-grain screwing just has no omph for holding anything. Like you said, he should have mounted directly to the 2x6.

[@Mark_MOORE_VFL]

@@Jorash_Barison i haven't been following very long and was very surprised he was doing electrical, HVAC and drywall shows if you have a specialty stick to it. If that fixture weights what he said there will be a call back

[@Jorash_Barison]

@@Mark_MOORE_VFL Yes, stick to your specialties if you have them. I will add that using 2x material for non structural stuff is just expensive space filler. The 2x don't stick to the ceiling any better than a 1x will. And the 1x materials can support the lightweight non-structural decorative work just fine. Lighter and easier to use as well.

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Can't wait to see it finished. But, prep work is just as important as the finished product. Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@jasonsmith5077]

I was a custom cabinet builder in Tennessee and had a job in Florida that required this detail. I cam up with a way to pre build squares with all the crown molding already attached,so all we had to do was bolt each box to the concrete ceiling and attach a 1x6 to form our bottom of the beams. Had this all planned out and sized to fit in the elevator. When we arrived the designer showed up and decided he wanted to run the beams at an angle to to the straight wall. It required an extra trip down and a week stay to finish up all the extra cutting to fill the triangles the designer created on a whim.

[@I999-g2s]

Nice work! We did crown and coffered ceilings in a 12,000 sqft home, but used Canamould instead of wood. Looks more authentic (traditional crown and coffers were made of plaster), went up way easier and faster and looks amazing.

[@CesarGonzalez-gh3ng]

I’ve learned so much on your videos alone. Thanks for the good content👍🙏

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[@warrengibson3317]

thank fo all you show. your really really awesome!!! i cant get me jig but the way you just showed worked good

[@Goody953]

If I was to leave my power tools out side the house in London. By the time I walked to the front door someone would have stolen them all 🤦🏻‍♂️. Always love your work and videos 🍺🍺

[@smokingcheeba420]

I live in a democratic state and dont even lock my doors.

[@ipcamtalk4314]

@@smokingcheeba420 You live the in rich privileged areas. So you keep voting democrat. The rest of us suffer from the crime your policies promote.

[@smokingcheeba420]

@@ipcamtalk4314 no I dont. Not privileged at all. House broken into twice. Just nothing to steal.

[@smokingcheeba420]

@@ipcamtalk4314 i hate rich people. Thats why i vote democrat.

[@xtranormal2350]

@@smokingcheeba420 I guess billionaires and multimillionaire celebrities hate rich people as well.

[@deleonmario]

Driving down the road to my next job and who do I see “DeWaukee” man, nice meeting you, keep up the good work.

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[@luisgamez9941]

I didn't know that a tool to screw at a 90 degree angle existed. And I really liked that trick to screw a pilot hole from the other way. Can't wait to see the end result.

[@johncunningham3547]

Big nasty, I began loading my van up in London, I took a sheet 8x4 osb to van when I came back it was gone! Workman opposite saw nothing!! Love these videos, thanks for sharing.

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[@willfishing5605]

I once did one of these for some customers, who picked the material. They waited until we were 100% to decide they wanted the beams smaller. We ripped them all out, re-did the whole thing. They waited until we were 100% again to tell us they wanted them smaller still. We ripped them out, re-did them a third time. They were happy. I went back to college and never picked up a hammer again, true story.

[@bruceleroy4358]

Impressive! Now I want coffered ceilings for my dining room.

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[@thomaspetrola702]

I use that same lazer device and ive had it for about s year or close to it and its great bro u was so suprise you pulled that out. For the pirce its awesome the others are very expensive. Good shit man i love your videos u teach very well and your a hell of a carpenter.

[@thomaspetrola702]

And im a professional painter and atarted my business about a year ago or pretty close.appreciate the knowledge, i dont know aloy obout carpentry but willing to learn thanks again

[@jimserhant7741]

Thank you for taking the time to put out Another Great informative video. Your attention to detail and the care you put into each job really shows. Oh & you may want to invest in a non contact voltage tester lol. Nothing against John, but I learned the hard way, people are human, mistakes get made & breakers aren’t always marked correctly 😊

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[@user990077]

Nice work. I really liked that little right angle DeWalt gizmo you used to run some screws in.

[@rickwagner2818]

@ 0:36 Hey does Richie Cunningham still live in the house you are installing the coffered ceiling? JK. I'm a big fan of your work. very helpful, you've given me the confidence to go out and buy a Delta table saw and finish my own basement. Thank you.

[@philliptoone]

I did something similar to a bedroom with a sagging ceiling. I used lumber under the existing ceiling to support it and left it exposed. It looks so good.

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[@Texno_Login]

Однозначно, задний фон шикарный. Раскошное дерево прямо у дороги, и никому не мешает и никто не омоладивает

[@davecurda2350]

I love seeing this come together

[@choimdachoim9491]

Think about it...you're doing duct-work, electrical work, carpentry and painting: you should get a General Contractor's License. I know you believe in "Keep it small and keep it all" but a little bit larger would be kinda fun and bring in easy money. That Light-box you installed might be rated for 150 pounds but that's only if connected to framing members in the ceiling: the way you installed it the weight will hang on the 4 screws that attach the 2 blocks that you hung the box on...I'd probably use a couple Teko Klips on each side of the blocks to make sure it's safe. One thing that amazes me is how simple you make all these jobs look.

[@keyray7574]

Excellent Video. I learned a tremendous amount from the session. I need a few more tools to undertake what you have done! Great job on the demonstration pull-ups!

[@1nfern0MEH]

I like the pocket holes trick, I'll have to hold onto that.

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[@rogerf3622]

Table saw, cut hub and miter setup is freakin brilliant.

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[@jeffalan6339]

I 7nderstand your pain, I am self employed finish carpenter as yourself. As I purchased materials and supplies for a project the clerk told me something that today 8 remember very 2ell... In custom work remember the 1st three letters of custom. It gets me to think 9nstead of getting mad. 8n the 3nd always looks sharp like your work. Looks goo bud!

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[@HBTwoodworking]

Another great job! Keep up the super work!

[@johnarcan9567]

Thanks for the video! I think even Henry Ford would be impressed by your production line.

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[@Max-hw6lv]

You guys ever work on older houses? Our 1910 house's rooms aren't square, nothing's level, and the drywall is super wavy. Feel like I have to scribe every piece of trim. I'm jealous that you can preassemble parts and nail them up without too much fuss, unless the fuss is all off camera! Love the series.

[@ramirocorraljr4073]

😂😭

[@saulpadron3924]

Great work. I like watching your videos. 👍

[@Jacob_Dwyer]

Richard crushing it again, super clean and sturdy. Say I was wincing hearing that impact driver and noticing neither of you wearing hearing protection; hydraulic action surge driver from Milwaukee will help but just band style hearing pro' else in a few years you will start to notice you don't hear as well. And way rad to see Scott Brown using your ca glue, game recognize game

[@semmes5342]

love the 90 degree drill fitting never seen that before

[@scottgarland2217]

Your video production was awesome. Focus wasn't bouncing all over the place. Fantastic!

[@tedfritsch3340]

WOW, I'm looking at the ceiling in my office. The ceiling fan was a problem. LOL,,,,I can do this! Thanks to you .

[@Titantitan001]

Good luck.

[@ronniekuhn2026]

Hey there. Thanks for the informative video. Did you use a 2X4 for the outside perimeter support beam?

[@dominioncrowntv5197]

Damn! Perfect way to spend my Friday night. You are my favorite KZbin channel. I relate your videos like an awesome skate video. Just makes you want to go install some crown!! 🤙😜

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

I remember those days. Watching skate videos and going out for hours and learning new tricks.

[@dominioncrowntv5197]

@@FinishCarpentryTV Those were the days.🙌

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[@michaelburtyk5562]

Anytime you have an increment that a 2x dimension makes...ex. 3 inch blocks that you cut....always faster to stack them flat.....ex. 2. 1 1/2 blocks stacked together.... use a little mote material but the time savings more than makes up for it.

[@richardhokemeir9425]

Like the way you do the screws reversed drill

[@kevingeorge6226]

Good to see the structure and sequence - Can't wait to see the finished product. Your light fixture bracket may be rated to 150 lbs, but I don't think you're hitting that by only using the outer-most mounting screws which are also in line with the wood grain and close to the edge of the vertical block. Might hold...

[@dustyrich2646]

I love your videos I build tiny houses off of 635 and royal. I hope to see you around Dallas one day.

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[@CaptainRanger1]

Thanks for the video man. It was very good.

[@herroyalhighness5634]

Do you have to run the 2x6s through a jointer to make sure they aren’t wavy? Or it seems to work out fine using them as is for the framing? I’m going to do paint grade with mdf and use 2x6s for the framing like you did here. Really appreciate all your videos and finding out what is required to do things quality

[@johnnyutah1053]

Another great video. I’ve learned a ton watching your videos. I’m am getting ready to put lights into a beam in my kitchen so this was a helpful video. What would you of done if there wasn’t that much slack in the existing wire? Splice in attic?

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

I’m not sure exactly. But I think you are correct. My insurance doesn’t cover me splicing wires, I can only move existing. So before I start these jobs I tell customers to have an electrician on standby in case we need some mods to the wires.

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[@marcosmartinez7070]

Which miter saw do you like better dewalt flexvolt or milwaukee?

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Flexvolt

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Thank you

[@johnvicente796]

What material are you using on the bottom beam? Is that primed pine?

[@stiercreations]

what bit is that, the one the lets you get in tight spaces from the side? EDIT: I looked on your tools list and didn't see it.

[@patricknedza25]

Great work sir! Anyone ever give you a hard time about having your saw setup on the side walk? Cheers from Toronto, Canada

[@danielmaclellan7003]

Thanks for this! Looking forward to seeing it finished.

[@socratessk3]

That coffered ceiling work can be done with a 9 ft high ceiling, and still looks good ??? Any suggestions??

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[@jefferyholland]

Just wondering if you would have installed the 1x6 on the sides and long beams then installed your 4ft 2x6s against so you wouldn't need to notch the 1x6s ?

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

We would typically do that but this design will have a seamless bottom side on the beam. If we were intersecting different size beams we would do it that way.

[@jefferyholland]

@@FinishCarpentryTV Well that makes sense. Thats why you have a youtube channel and I just watch and make stupid comments. :) We are all here to learn , even after 45 years of doing it.

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[@mrichrich-nr8id]

when you are cutting with the miter saw.. is your blade cutting the wood up against the line you made or on the line you made..?? or maybe you take into account the thickness of the blade and add it to your measure..?? just wondering what other people do when cutting on a miter saw..

[@nevermindthebull0cks]

You cut right up to the line, put the blade on the waste side of the any cut in most cases.

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

@@nevermindthebull0cks exactly the reply I was going to type. Thanks!

[@mrichrich-nr8id]

@@nevermindthebull0cks cool.. thats what I do.. just wondering if I was missing out on the correct way or better way..

[@GeorgieVlogs]

very excited to see this one turn out

[@jgixrod]

Ok, I've never seen that Snuffaluffagus attachment for right angle drilling before. Its a dewalt?

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[@GottaEatTourNJ]

How come you didnt use 2x4 for the perimeter? What was the measurement width of your ripped 2x?

[@socalpirates3655]

Great Job. Love the videos. Keep them coming.

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[@Jay.Jay.Clarke]

Great job! Cant wait for the follow up video.

[@patriciarowe4391]

Great information. Where did you get your shades?

[@crankierfrank]

Awesome work! Please show the final product.

[@jsalinas118]

I'm not a carpenter by any means,but enjoy your video. Keep up the good work

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[@k1eter]

So this hpw to install a coffered ceiling seems great but It happens on several days but I can't seem to find the last day - day 3 and its really confusing - can someone list the 3 days in order if they can find all the days - the various coffer ceiling videos from different projects make it difficult to do. Thanks

[@robertmeier9620]

Since you're pre-installing the 3" blocks how do you adjust for a ceiling that is uneven?

[@davidtelllez2876]

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[@danieldunn2982]

I wasn't sure where the best place was to ask that same question. I'm about to start the same project and the ceiling clearly sags in the center. If I install the framing and 3" blocking, the bottom 1x will follow the contours of the ceiling as the framing does. I understand bringing the side 1x's down will ignore the contours of the ceiling. My main question is how do you maintain the 3/4" gap on the bottom if the bottom 1x is following the contours of the ceiling? The only solution I can think of is installing the blocking after, at different thicknesses to make a level beam. Any help on this would very appreciated

[@robertmeier9620]

@@danieldunn2982 I just built my own coffered ceiling and the difference between the highest and lowest part of the ceiling was over 1". I ended up installing the top 2x8's first, then I set up a laser to the bottom of the blocks and measured in several locations along the 2X8's. With those measurements I cut each block individually and screwed it in using pocket holes made with a Kreg jig, glue, and screws. This made the bottom of the coffers perfectly level. There is one downside to doing this. When you go to install the crown moulding tight to the ceiling the spacing between the bottom of the crown and the bottom edge of the coffer may not be the same and may be noticeable. Hope this helps.

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first day i see the cut hub in real action, iam already impressed.

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[@noahvogt]

How much did you charge for this? What was cost of materials and labor? Any over the top planning billing?

[@gagehindle210]

Love the video! Have you ever tried small (2’x5’) rollout scaffold?

[@davetaylor4741]

You seem to do a lot of these ceilings obviously a current fad of design in your area. Stay in the game as long as me and you will be pulling these out in 20 to 30 years time as fashions change. I do this most days after 40 years in the business. And even more bizarre is putting in stuff that was popular when I started, went out and is now back as the trend for what was old is new continues and people go for the retro look. The products and the tools change but not a lot is new in construction.

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[@frankzito1]

I get anxiety when I block the sidewalk, but that neighborhood looks pretty laid back.

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[@TheDesertRat31]

Wouldn't it have been better to put pocket holes on the full length support boards and drive into these intermediate pieces? I mean, if you don't split the end grain when making the holes, are you good to go? I just know pocket holes in the end grain are asking for a split, usually... Would brackets as a backup be a potential option?

[@rpero11444]

How would you attach the beams to a cement ceiling, Please

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[@bengibbs7771]

Love your content from NZ man.Have you come accross any good trade books on coffered ceilings etc?

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[@vczeuz]

I was doing many many of those in Pasadena from 2003 to 2010 now days most of the people don't use that anymore,

[@0074craig]

Excuse Me Sir ! Where did you Buy That Stand ! I need to Have that !!!!

[@josephmouton6792]

I’m trying to figure out why there were holes in the ceiling still...why wasn’t hmthat patched up before putting in the coffers??

[@dancingbear6239]

Not sure why there were holes but why would you patch them when they would be covered by the framing and trim?

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[@michaelplays2449]

Great video Richared, thanks

[@victor-manuel-pr]

awesome work man quality it’s everything!👏💪👍

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[@justinreilly4111]

Man that setup is for sure a back saver. No more beam assembly on the ground.

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

That is what Jon and I were talking about all day!

[@mikey354]

Why not use a pocket hole jig? Is it because it takes up too much time compared to manually drilling?

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Yes exactly. And it’s rough work so it doesn’t need to be perfect.

[@CybekCusal]

Yes and the jig is set up for 3/4" and this is 1.5" and the screws are only 1.25" and he's using 3". I do mine the same way as him with 2x4 because if not you are guessing where to put the jig and the holes don't come out in the center. And the pocket with the special drill bit is overrated. He's basically just toenailing them in with a predrill. And the screws he's using don't have the flat head so they don't match the bit in the jig.

[@kentoakley9409]

couple questions, 1 is the table the table saw is sitting on part of the cut one system and two what screws are you using for this project? thanks

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[@jennydubois1966]

I always enjoy watching your videos. Learn something every time. One question...why do you share a drill? It seems like the work would go a little faster if John had his own (noticed this when installing the 3' connection spans).

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[@rustycarpenter1219]

Drills are secondary tools 😂