Window jamb is ready for casing...

Making progress on the wainscot project. Just about finished with the #trim on the window then we can build out first wainscot unit! Its always nice to see the pieces start coming together! Thanks for watching #finish #carpentry TV!
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[@BigKeith510]

People pay attention to the stupidest things. Instead of paying attention to the knowledge your providing. I appreciate the content thanks.

[@MsElijah16]

Keith Reynolds Yeah I'm with you , I'm just looking for tips so that I can do a better job tomorrow

[@guykerns6197]

Richard I trimmed fo 25 years and I learned something new or innovative everyday I put on my nail bags and I get the same experience with every video I watch . I just wish we had the tool options you guys have today the bullnose gauge would have save a lot of trial and error . Keep making these videos and you're right it's your house do what you want...

[@bryceoliver8899]

Four years ago I got interested in carpentry, today my work is better than 90% of the work out there and much of it is thanks to watching you my friend, thank you

[@duartepaintinghandymanservices]

Dude that 30 degree angle in the board is a great idea! 🔥🔥

[@jesikaglenn4561]

Let's just call it 22.

[@k.d.8924]

yeah that's a great tip

[@jonathchamp8450]

if you're in a cold area i would not recommend it, for condensation

[@k.d.8924]

@@jonathchamp8450 meaning that the finer edge will be less resilient to moisture?

[@tinysand3517]

I'm sure there are many different ways to bypass the inside corner, as long as you get the point. Cheers

[@amoscardoza5253]

I've been learning a ton and just want to say thanks my man!

[@patrick860]

Ditto

[@laszlodesimon4768]

The level of quality and professionalism with the work you do will never be appreciated by those whose make ignorant statements. So glad you set them straight and ignore that type, continue sharing your unending knowledge and expertise and thank you for caring enough to show us how do it correctly.

[@borisrendon8033]

From the northeast. I do custom high end fences in the summer. To stay busy in the winter i startes making furniture and interior work. I just wanted to say thank you. You have made it possible for me to adapt to a new type of work. Keep up the good work man. Appreciate it

[@myenjoyablehobbies]

You know what I like, Your planning on making this entire assembly into one unit, very professional way of doing it, keeps everything tight and square, however at each stage of the assembly your taking it back to the job site and dry fitting it, to make sure everything is fitting properly, and "THERE" is where I now know why you do superb work, it's OK to dry fit parts of a unit during assembly, here I thought I was the only one that has to do dry fitting of parts before final assembly, of any project I'm working on, I'm glad to see you as a professional in your field do the same thing too, it gives me more incentive to take the time to go those extra steps, to make sure everything fits properly at the final assembly.

[@jackiequijano9599]

I dont understand how anyone can question your work. You are great at what you do. I'm a female and I'm watching your every step...just in case my husband has to stop the install and I have to take over. Just bought his miter saw. I'm hoping we can start after Christmas. GREAT JOB.

[@gregormann7]

I’ve watched many of your videos now. You are such a quality guy on so many levels. Your wife and kids really hit the jackpot. As Essential Craftsman likes to say (another really quality guy), “Keep up the good work.”

[@jackk6728]

This cat goes on line and just provides unbelievable information and skills to anyone one on earth who wants it for free. I'm sure he'll benefit in the end but it was never guaranteed. He's like a free vocational school. I hope kids today realize that this type of opportunity not only didn't exit a few years ago but you couldn't even conceptualize that a person could or would speak you for 100's of hours just for the sake of teaching you a new skill. He is the internet at its very best. Gob Bless you Richard.

[@chadqu2794]

Richard, you are the best I've ever seen. I really appreciate you showing us how you do things and sharing your experience. I always look forward to a new video!

[@jercar898]

Taylor swift doesn't cope her corners

[@XD45OWNER]

She can't sing worth a shit either.

[@shanesouthwood8413]

She's had some framing done on the nose recently, though.

[@MsElijah16]

Shane Southwood A lil Reno aye

[@cobaltt88]

Very nice work. Anyone making a negative comment does not deserve a response from you. Keep doing what you do. A true craftsman will appreciate this. Have a Happy New year, to you and your family.

[@mrnate4280]

Dude, I’m an electrical contractor and I’ve been rehabing a farmhouse I bought about three years ago. You have been a huge help! Thanks for all the information bro.

[@paulquiring4045]

I'm interested in your knowledge and your ability to share your ART. I dont care about your floors! Keep up the great work! Love the series so far.

[@tonyclausen8106]

Your eye to detail proves you're not a hack. I Enjoy your videos.

[@left4dead855]

I just want to add that I know how to do all of this and I still watch your videos 👍🏻

[@choimdachoim9491]

That was such a beautiful opening remark! As I watch your videos I wish I'd seen them 50 years ago but working alone I had to learn by books, experience and observation...and now that I know the right way to do everything, I'm retired. Life is strange.

[@chofbrighton7014]

As always another awesome video. Appreciate the care and detail you provide in your instructional videos. You are making the trade better with each demonstration you provide. Excellent!

[@Fuegodiver]

I don't read the comments. What I can say is that I have minimal woodworking experience, but by following your channel I was able to complete two accent walls in my new house in NRH. They turned out awesome and it is ONLY due to following your teaching. Thanks

[@everythingsucks6086]

I'm new to your channel, but I've been building for about 20 years, and you sir, are a professional.

[@garyedwards1359]

I totally enjoy watching someone who knows what they are doing and helps us that don't know to be better at the craft. Thank you!!

[@normabonaiuto1512]

You are an inspiration. Keep doing what you do and don’t pay any mind to negative comments. You are very professional and if you don’t want to protect your floors, that is nobody’s business. If they don’t have anything nice to say, they shouldn’t say anything at all. That is the way I was raised. Keep up the awesome work and videos, there are more of us that appreciate what you do than not!!!

[@gabrielortiz5921]

Forget the haters, haters love to hate ..... You do great job at explaining the whole process and why! Continue doing your thing bro.... I always look forward to your next videos.......

[@garyK.45ACP]

Excellent work! You are definitely NOT a "hack". Thanks for taking the time to do this.I have admired your work for quite some time. We need a lot more young men like you in the trades who take pride in their work. It IS it's own reward!

[@nspinicelli]

1:21 , BAM! Hahahah. 6:56 , MAN that's a GREAT idea. And really shows your level of craftsmanship. I'll be using this idea for my project.

[@jesusberlanga4346]

I have learned soo much from you ...and have never thought about floors being covered.....I just pay attention to what u are sharing thanks and great to see your progress

[@victoriaharris9507]

Don't give the haters a minute of your time. I love your videos and learn so much!

[@rifke]

I have no idea what your doing but I watch all of your content. You are a good person.

[@berto316life4]

From a stellar Marine to a stellar craftsman. Semper Fi

[@martylucas8557]

Thank you for your Service!

[@TheMadJester159]

Haters are gonna hate no matter what you do. You do clean work and the end results are what matter.

[@sales007s8]

42 dislikes!!?? Clearly 42 other finish carpenters with KZbin channels or 42 Taylor swift fans!!! You are the man, thanks for posting. I am a homeowner that has learned a ton... 👍👍👍 no more “caulk and paint make it what it ain't “

[@JohnSmith-ju1gi]

I really appreciate your clear approach to explaining your craft.

[@uneartheros]

Wow I’m literally learning so much from your videos!!! Of all the youtuber builders out there you are most definitely the best teacher/explainer of what/how/why you’re doing what you’re doing. So thanks for taking the time to make these videos. We all appreciate it!!

[@michaelcurtis6664]

Thanks Richard for taking the amount of time to make these videos for us and share your knowledge. Really enjoying following this series.

[@jason73oc]

I've been loving this series! You do great work. Thanks for sharing your craft and knowledge you've gained by doing the work so we DIYers have a chance at doing something nice in our homes.

[@Scottspeed12345]

I have said this before..... you rock dude! I have learned so much from your videos. I see so many hacks in the business and I appreciate your craftsmanship and also trying to pass that on to others. Thanks again!

[@mandyleeson1]

Some great tips picked up here, like mitre-ing the edge that sits next to the window. Thanks so much for taking the time out to explain it all. I'm sure we slow you down a lot! Much appreciated. Cheers, Mandy

[@deanpelkey5365]

Hey man, thanks for showing that 30 degree angle on the jamboards against the window I always rip out the old caulking and whatever's there from years and put new caulk excetera in that is a dang fine time saving idea brother thank you! I work for a guy that flips you've been a big help today and in all your videos, first time I'm making a comment but have been watching you I'll probably two and a half years at least I use a lot of your stuff man and I appreciate it I pray your prosperous in the new year thanks again!

[@kenmen4493]

Love your videos! You cover the things that I fail to do which ruins my projects consistently. You have a real talent. Keep up the great work!

[@ado933]

Great series. I learn a lot from your videos... don't let the negative jerks mess it up for the rest of us. Thank you and keep up the great work!!!!

[@michaelnichols4371]

Keep up with all your fine craftsmanship Richard, I'm a carpenter and well rounded tradesman and have years of experience and following your channel helped strengthen some of my weak points with interior trim and crown that instantly made my work easy now is second nature,so keep up the videos, Thanks 👍

[@hansangb]

"not only does this guy not protect his floors, but he writes and draws on the walls *and* brad nails scraps to jams" To all you haters, watch his first video. He explains why he's doing what he's doing. I guess it's true that everyone's a critic. Oh, and I have it on good authority that Taylor Swift can't miter to save her life! :) On a serious note, why didn't I think to miter the back by 30 deg?

[@nspinicelli]

Right? GENIUS! (about the 30deg miter)

[@ColonelK0rn1]

The tip about cutting the 30° angle on the back of the jamb is something I never even would have thought of. Tips like that from you are what can give the average homeowner a finished product that looks "Great" instead of "Meh". Thanks for taking the time to shoot the videos for us Richard. I have no doubt you'd be done with the room by now, if not for taking all the time to set up camera angles, and explain every step you're doing which makes the job 4x longer.

[@chrissimon8403]

Richard, you are a true craftsman at what you do and don't let anyone insinuate any different!!!!

[@gerardwalsh8100]

Haters are gonna hate and you can fix that, so just ignore it. You’re a true professional and I’ve learned a ton watching your videos. Thank you for pulling these videos together. Keep doing your thing and keep doing great work!

[@echoewest2685]

Doing this as a series is a great idea. You're covering all the complications you run into as you go through the job, like the 30 angle trick and scribing the jamb extensions. Thanks for sharing.

[@williamcarboni2614]

Thank You Richard. I'm learning so much watching these videos, wish I knew about this 35 years ago, it would have been a lot easier. Thanks.

[@georgecampbell2662]

Hello I would like to say great video like always been watching you for years and you always do great carpentry work and a great family man keep your great video coming always nice little tricks that make all the difference smart man all the best to you and your family take care cheers

[@irishhandyman2009]

Great video. Let the haters hate and know YOU know what you are doing. Not only do you give and show good, sound advise, you explain exactly how and why you do what you do. I learn from about all your videos. WIth 250k subs, I figure you must be doing something right.😉

[@MegaFunnyman86]

This is a top video, love from the UK, I learn so much from American chippies

[@phillipgreen6615]

I’m a firm believer in choice and I don’t protect everything in MY HOUSE when I do projects either!! Whoever had The audacity to make that comment when you’re giving so much knowledge to help people is ridiculous!!! Apparently they see pay attention when you’re doing work in customers homes.... keep doing you Rich!!! Luv the channel!!!

[@alphiusmorrisesu1983]

1×9=11 2×9=18 3×9=27 4×9=36 5×9=45 People will always ridicule call out and mock because I got the first equation wrong... but they will never applaud me for the rest that are right... funny thing eh

[@jV-zh3kl]

i don't care what other people think or say you are great keep up the good work

[@ducnguyen-iv9px]

Thanks for all the videos. I always learn something with you!

[@kevinanderson5599]

Great series, and thanks for all the info.

[@donmichaelscandleco.7612]

Don't worry about those negative comments. You are a VERY talented guy and we love watching the videos:)

[@kevinleopard6711]

Thank you for sharing your professional techniques! You rock!

[@genhowdy]

sorry to hear about your jackasses. im a twenty year vet and i appreciate your content. YOU ARE GIVING THEM A LIVING!

[@larryag99]

I just watched the latest Taylor Swift video where she teaches viewers to install crown in her multimillion dollar home...lol.

[@CynthisizerExplores]

Shots fired at Taylor Swift fans😂. Seriously though, I recently bought my first home and have been learning a lot from you - thanks, you’re awesome!!

[@jimserhant7741]

Anyone who would even consider calling you a hack or anything along those lines, is doing so out of pure envy. You don’t have to make these videos. Speaking for myself and I am sure many others, I’ve learned so much from watching your channel. Thank you for posts AND for your service!

[@milbrew2292]

I do find value in these videos. 👍 Thank you.

[@matthewwasserman7709]

I'm loving the detail you're putting into this series. Very much appreciated!!

[@8BitLife69]

Another amazing video. The small tips you give are TRULY amazing. Thank You.

[@Teach2Build]

I actually teach a brief weekend course on wainscot but I always pick up tips from your videos. Keep it up!

[@rambod12]

Good job fantastic👍👍 thank you, also remember when you're good at what you do, there will be always jealousy🤔🤔so be proud of yourself and know that lot of people here the appreciate the fine job that you do.all the best

[@yonosabofamily6854]

I love doing trim and watching your videos have made me better. Thank you and fuck the haters. Keep up the great work!!

[@chefsteven34]

Richard - Great job as always! I’m looking forward to seeing how you elevate the stool up from the sill. Always great content, thorough explanation, professional videos all the time. Keep the videos coming.

[@bitterchild7133]

I consider you one of the best to watch... always learning from you

[@davidbarlow4280]

Cool, informative and motivational videos. I'm a decorator by trade but have always found joinery a much more pleasurable trade to. Over the last few years I've been doing more of the joinery and these videos are awesome to watch

[@opespeciais660]

Another valuable lesson! Thanks!

[@willhahn3209]

Nice video. Don't let the haters get to you.

[@jvillalp1017]

Haters are going to hate. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@TravisKelleher]

Loving this series! You're nicer than I'd be to the haters. Keep up the good work.

[@JesusGarcia-zn3if]

Me encanta tu profesionalismo con que haces tú trabajo y gracias por mostrarnos tu arte te deseo mucho éxito y bendiciones

[@hillcrestheights8292]

I was almost late for class.... thanx Richard!

[@AyeJay-fe8pq]

thank you for sharing you knowledge. i have learned alot of good little tips just since i started watching you. keep it up man

[@leonardcalvert3284]

Love how you made cut to get away from the silicon line!! Thanks for all the great information.

[@jamesquinless1777]

Never pays to worry about criticism from people you’d never take advice from. Keep up the awesome videos.

[@AnibKram]

Thank you Richard for sharing your knowledge. I am looking forward to your review of the Tracksaw.

[@KevinStreet510]

That Taylor Swift comment was awesome dude! You are doing a great job. Thank you for all your efforts

[@joev597]

🤣😂🤣 Taylor Swift, you explain & show it so well I believe I can do it too! My wife would rather I hire you to do it! 🤣🤣🤣 great great videos as always Richard.

[@Danewonder81]

Keep doing that great job finish carpentry TV. Learn something today ,that 30 degree cut 👍🏽looking forward for more great videos for 2020. I wouldn't reply to negative comments they are just trying to take your energy.

[@papiwe1]

I love your videos and great detail. The 30degree idea was new to me thank you.

[@TheFlatlander440]

Great vid series and I've picked up a lot of tips, especially the one where you rip the jamb pieces at a 30 degree angle to compensate for the window caulking. Cheers!

[@patinthehat3453]

Like the detail very much. Thanks

[@doughruzek6483]

I'm a follower of your work and have watched your channel for sometime. You’re a great guy; a family man! Suggestion: Do not validate a person that has a negative comment on your channel; keep your focus on the value of your knowledge; place family first and keep up the great work. There are more for you that against.

[@patrickniemczyk6192]

Great job of explaining. Love all the details you are showing. Makes it a lot easier for anyone to DIY themselves....PS ignore the hater !!!

[@Rayram555]

You have great skills. Thank you

[@FALLENSAT]

Thanks for all your vids bro. I’m working up to doing this at my house, and I’m learning it all from you!

[@dogtag714]

Nice man 👍. People will always trying to put other down. Haters will hate. Keep up the good work.

[@quirozfamilytv7962]

Yeah, that 30° cut is genius bro

[@einarvolsung2202]

I enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing.

[@georgiafan6618]

“Taylor Swift videos...” OMG Yer killin me! Lol. Noticed your floor has potential. Sand it down when you’re done with the wall panels and do something cool - stain or urethane etc. I just finished my bedroom and bath. Was lucky to be working on subfloor - so I was a complete slob lol. Mud and saw dust all over. I even sprayed doors in that room! When I finished, I laid Pergo in BR and then tile in bath. Felt nice to cover that nasty subfloor - looks like some pro did the job. Hehe 👌

[@tonyclausen8106]

Good to see you using your track saw, great tools aye.

[@TenBackWI]

Hey Richard! I found your videos thru the boys at VCG. I have been absolutely BINGE watching like every video you have. Really good quality content. Just like the total chill on your videos is awesome. Anyway, I can’t wait to see the finished office! Keep going they 2020 brother!!

[@ericlyons6251]

Great series man 👍

[@richtime100]

thank you for all the info and tips looking forward for the next vid. make sure you make one about the track saw

[@ralph9768]

This series is money! Thank you. Love this channel. Haters are idiots.