Door Making - Part 1 Set out and Tenoning the rails

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

This series is such a gift! I feel like I've gained hundreds of hours of experience and wisdom from your brilliantly judged explanations. Thank you so much. The half lap bars are inspired!

[@Goodwithwood69]

What a game changer sketch up is! No joiner has ever complained about having a drawing thats to Detailed!

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

You've explained you work-flow and methodology very nicely. That's the kind of "furniture" that great-great-grandchildren of the current owner would appreciate. And it's a compliment.

[@DovetailTimberworks]

Great video. I figure the back fence (or outboard fence they get called here) deserves a video all on it's own....I may do that some day!

[@raydriver7300]

You are the gift that just keeps giving. As alway, thank you for taking the trouble to share 🌞

[@olafbigandglad]

The half lap mullions [what you call glazing bars] are a brilliant idea.

[@BradshawJoinery]

Thanks bud! It makes an amazing amount of difference to the tenon strength

[@olafbigandglad]

Oh, and if you paint one winding stick white, and one black, they're easier to see against each other.

[@Dazza19746]

Or eyeballs it from top of one to bottom of other and you get that dark timber contrast 👍🏻

[@CreativeCarpentry]

The joint detail on the glazing bars is really cool looking- plenty of glue surface area , first time I’ve seen anyone going to that much trouble for a glazing bar

[@Bigjoelifts15]

I'm a powder coater and never really watched joinery .but your channel is excellent I love watching you work

[@stevehobbs7459]

Good stuff, love the level of detail you're going into with this

[@NickDangerThirdGuy]

Blows my mind, the complexity that you understand so well.

[@mauricerichard3611]

Just amazed with the work you do !! Thanks for sharing

[@BradshawJoinery]

Thanks Maurice

[@justicecase19]

Thanks for all your amazing videos this year bud. You're the doyen of utube joinery. I always make myself a coffee and sit and watch your videos with admiration and awe. Well done sir and happy new year.

[@peterfido8735]

Your knowledge and talent is truly mind-blowing 👍

[@stepheno1870]

Luuurrve watching that stock passing through the two cutting heads forwards and backwards, it’s just really impressive👍

[@johnbolwell5969]

Oliver, this is utterly magnificent stuff! Can't wait for the next instalment.

[@gbexpatcornishman3004]

@olafbigandglad ... Season's greetings to all ... mullions are building structural members that go between individual windows; at least in UK terminology. So, in a stone built house they would have been made of stone. Glazing bars == muntins, these are parts of a glazed structure that exist between panes of glass inside a window or door.

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

Workshop tour please ollie ❤❤❤😂😂😂

[@jeffbourne6015]

Watched in conjunction with the SketchUp drawing video, this Part provides additional superb insight into the accurate setting out and machining of the component parts and joinery details of the door. Fabulous content as always , highly informative and a pleasure to watch and learn from. Wonderful to see such attention to detail and craftsmanship!!

[@shanerobinson1133]

Lovely work mate. 👏

[@woodbutcher]

Awesome dude!

[@ragnarironspear1791]

Fantastic craftsmanship Sir

[@Blade1310]

Bloody hell Ollie............As I write I'm halfway through this video, it's New Years Eve, I'm on to my 2nd Long Island Iced Tea and you're frying my brain with loads of numbers and measurements like the old days! Great stuff. All the best for 2024 and keep up the fantastic work!

[@isar3707]

Exception level of detail and insight. Amazing effort given you are trying to get a client project finished. Thank you.

[@davidaldrich3488]

love your marking system....with mountains of pieces for this door you could lose perspective very easily.....assuming the window pane is single pane?......happy to see your channel growing

[@daveclement5752]

I made a very similar door earlier this year, could've done with this video back then!

[@WombleUK]

I got 3 Fein tools now & the build quality is absolutely superb. I got the top of the range 18v MultiMaster multi-tool, collated drywall gun & a combo drill. They are expensive tools but the quality puts most other manufacturers to shame, even other so called premium brands.

[@Estwing22]

That is a crackin' door!

[@mcfreedom10]

You should try a Pica pencil with a white lead in it for your filming stuff

[@robertmawby3021]

Great stuff! 👍👍👍

[@PeterConnor]

Thanks

[@BradshawJoinery]

Hi Peter, thankyou so much for the super thanks, You are incredibly Generous, Good health to you my friend and many thanks, Oliver

[@PeterConnor]

@@BradshawJoinery Sure love the content. There is not a lot of detail out there, hard to do it on top of a full-time job even if it's just playing with blocks of wood :) Hope 2024 works out well for you.

[@fazer12779]

This is nearly exactly the same as how I set out & make doors. I use a 0.5mm pencil though (so I get consistent sharp lines without needing to keep sharpening the pencil) also I square over the first set out line, then hold the tape on the 100mm from there. You can set out the door straight on the styles without needing a sketchup drawing. Nice work!

[@michaelplays2449]

Great video !!! thank you

[@user-vb8uc9hg4l]

Belle fabrication

[@michaelveale-di2th]

Love it .......learned so much!!

[@darrenmoore2401]

Spot on pal.😊

[@canalboating]

you make it look so easy

[@BradshawJoinery]

Website exclusive video - Sketchup drawing and Download the model @ bradshawjoinery.co.uk/videos/

[@timbolton2241]

Happy New Year. How to feel about letting the timber relax once cut .

[@BradshawJoinery]

Not enough time really. I try to pre size within 10mm before storing on special projects

[@markfiges999]

Gunstock rails as well Oliver! ................... couldn't you make this job any harder? 😉 but it's lookin good. PS I hated doing gunstocks😱

[@kiwigrunt330]

I would make the door completely by hand... if I had a client willing to pay for it. But in the real world, I would try my best to detail it such that I would not need hand tools.

[@mrnormski9005]

Im was engrossed with the joint work in this video, when i got a random thought, i bet you loved jigsaw puzzles as a kid😅

[@TheRustyBunion]

How long has this job taken? The frame and the door separately? I’m a relatively new joiner trying to get a grasp on job scheduling and timings to aim towards… thanks for consistently uploading what have been very educational videos for me

[@BradshawJoinery]

I'd say to be comfortable 4 weeks. With thought time, if your new to it 5 weeks probably with wastages on materials too. It's a 10k job probably

[@callummondey4761]

👏🏽👏🏽

[@nickyork8901]

Great video, thanks. How would sapele compare with accoya in terms of cost/availability? And do you find the dust from the sapele causes any allergy reactions?

[@NomadMakes]

What kind of tape measure is that? It looks great. Mine always wabble about and wont stay upright when I let go of it. Cheers and thanks for a great video.

[@BradshawJoinery]

amzn.to/3H37QUz This one mate, great for setting out with, not a general use tape

[@NomadMakes]

@@BradshawJoineryJust ordered 3 of them.

[@ani-road-red]

Hi Oliver fantastic watch - really enjoy these and learn loads! Was there a reason why you went with Sapele rather than Accoya which I have seen you use on other projects due to its stability and lack of movement? Happy new year

[@BradshawJoinery]

thanks mate, and yes, customer intervention! lol

[@ani-road-red]

🤣

[@soylentgreen326]

🤔 0:30 ah doorable ❤

[@stepheno1870]

I am wondering if the door including its stiles will be almost the same weight as the frame, mmmm🤔😀

[@acrossley123]

Great video! What clamps are those?

[@artisanfagerholt]

What should the humidity be in lumber for a door? Have some 8% european oak ready to go.

[@BradshawJoinery]

if internal, to match the environment. External dependant on the time of year, but 13-15% is about right for english exterior joinery

[@artisanfagerholt]

@@BradshawJoinery thank you! I've been googling this question a lot (in three languages) with no luck. I suspected this would be the right answer. I'll be following with great interest!

[@horacerumpole6912]

"Them"- those...

[@michaelsayring4804]

these videos are awesome, love the level of information, but could you maybe wear a mic some stuff is a little hard to hear

[@BradshawJoinery]

Thanks, I try to keep an eye on audio levels but I've worn mics before and the recording is all day, aside from the inconvenience of wearing it there are often clips where there is no audio. Another component to check and be working unfortunately alongside being busy working isn't possible

[@williammuir8901]

Is that a good vernier you got ? Iv had bad experience with plastic ones, to much flex in them to be accurate. Got a non digital mitutoyo and it’s the dogs danglies

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

Is the tenoner a new addition ollie??

[@BradshawJoinery]

No matey I've had it since the early days, at one point was in a open fronted barn with no lights and an extension lead from another shed 🤣

[@paul_my_plumbs_uk]

@@BradshawJoinery I've not seen you use it 🤓🤓🤓 only the bandsaw

[@carljames9351]

Where’s that pencil from please? Not seen one of those before

[@BradshawJoinery]

This one? amzn.to/41MHFLm Great for heavy marking

[@carljames9351]

@@BradshawJoinery thanks for that mate. Just ordered one

[@arzawood]

Listen man..I'm making solid wooden doors for 20 years and have never seen this kind of shaper..I want one...please contact...

[@BradshawJoinery]

It's a Felder f700z

[@porpiniki]

What Shaper are you using for the tenons? Thanks.

[@BradshawJoinery]

Sedgwick tesh

[@porpiniki]

thanks.@@BradshawJoinery

[@richardstevenson2727]

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