Fixing another carpenters work (How much will I make ?)

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[@asuszenpad3669]

What a refreshing young man, with great skills and attitude. I wish you well.

[@jakeokell4775]

Apprentice probably installed them behind your back. He must be on day release without you knowing

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

😂😂 maybe this is why I didn't hear of him for a while

[@markleewilson6611]

That door still isn't shutting as it should 😂😂😂

[@zacklunn8774]

What a refreshing young man, keep up the good work!

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

thankyou i really appreciate it

[@nbmufc94]

You should buy some of those pump wedges. They make hanging doors much easier.

[@HasanatPage]

thats true but i think in some cases the gap under the door is pretty small

[@stevehallam6495]

Robin Clevett uses those but I have never felt the need for anything to help me lift a door onto its hinge cut out. Just stand it on its nose to locate the top hinge and it really is a doddle even with fire doors.

[@HasanatPage]

@@stevehallam6495 but wont the hinge side of the door touch the roof of the frame?

[@Mrade0161]

Nothing worse than fixed someone else's mistakes. I always charge more. keep up the good work work pal!

[@paulyoull5472]

The fact he turned you down first means you charge top dollar to put them right. I personally would use the track saw to trim them. It’s much quicker than the planer and overall a neater finish. The door that needed hinges surface mounting really needed the frame piecing up and hinges recut, but I have ocd so maybe it’s just me😂. Those skirting boards are fantastic. He must have cut them with his teeth. Really bad!!!

[@user-wk7wv8rn8h]

​@Paul Youll not really, best not to take things personally in business especially when you'll probably end up with further work from them if you don't charge the earth

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

​@@user-wk7wv8rn8hdo you want further work like this?

[@eugenekelly2193]

Should have packed hinge recess on lining on the first door and chopped hinges into the door once it was planed, screwing hinges onto a door without cutting them in is not right

[@ianfinch1522]

Totally agree with that it’s really not dealing with the first guy’s incompetence with a short cut fix.

[@Theforestcarpenter]

Bad choice there unfortunately... pack the hinge

[@cambio123]

Hinges should be chopped level, if there not pack them level

[@Argyll1000]

What do you use to pack out the hinge recess?

[@neil-mv3it]

its never easy fixing other trades work great video mate

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

very true , thankyou i really appreciate it

[@devonbrook2292]

Glad your posting more videos each week, 👊🏽👊🏽

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

That's the plan! two a week sometimes more

[@Volltox]

I think you should do a video on how you became self employed and what steps you took to get there.

[@tyronebadtothebone6129]

There’s one on his channel mate. Scroll through to some of his earlier videos

[@GMhandymanservices]

Another great video well done I think you could have got the £50 per door due to fitting the closers but if your happy with what you earned that’s all that matter, keep the videos coming I enjoy watching them 👍

[@shutinyanks]

If i'm not wrong that looks like a house turned into flats - always a shame to see a beautiful house go like that just to make money - Great job though i'm addicted to these videos :)

[@markmills7640]

Why didn't you let hinges back in then it would of fitted proply ?😀

[@harbertmoore2663]

When will you post the 📹 about the toughbuilt system? The one about how long they hold and everything!

[@_Damian_.]

He definitely what he paid for!

[@Latbirget]

Bad skirting? Nothing you can't caulk over 🤣

[@JayManchester24]

Just found your channel now, looking forward to seeing more videos great job

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

Welcome aboard! more content coming soon

[@hi-tech55]

Just found your channel and fully enjoyed your video. Straight talking and honest. I like your charges seem very fair. Look forward to more videos. 👍👍

[@fahadahmed3561]

Please make a video on full a-z details on how to become a carpenters please

[@noseyfuker]

Bit of caulk, Bit of paint, makes a carpenter what he ain't

[@danielbernhardt5632]

You can’t not chop the butts into the door!! Yeehaw

[@shainmiah6122]

Bro where did you buy the door stands from? I have looking for some which are sturdy

[@paulyoull5472]

They’re called magic grippers. You will find them on Amazon etc

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

amazon shop linked down in the description 🫶

[@gavinlaxton7820]

All those doors should of had a leading ede on them would close so much better on the intumescent strips . I use a half inch router and trend leading edge cutter

[@cambio123]

Was shown to plane a leading edge in college but must admit have never bothered when hanging doors, yet they all shut fine???

[@mitch3683]

Leading edge on all 3 edges of the door for a quality finish👍

[@gavinlaxton7820]

@@cambio123 it always works best when brush strips are involved 👌

[@Tallkeem20]

Big up brudda 👊🏾love the content

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

Thankyou its Appreciated

[@jtrent90]

you can adjust those keeps by bending the little tab in with a screwdriver, might have saved you some both moving over the whole thing

[@kevinowensmith1572]

Tricks of the trade. Used this a few times.

[@Ktm-jas]

Wow. Classic case of you get what you pay for.

[@davewarwick762]

Possible fail on regs with a fire door without hinge cut in should either pack or fill will 2 pack and re cut hinges but otherwise love your vids

[@eaglegummybears7112]

Top man

[@darrenroche9225]

I hate door closers, great job though well done

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

me too

[@kingofthetrowel1725]

I hate them too mate , although I use the perco chain closers on fd30s as there a bit more discreet than the chunky ones

[@darrenmars]

What's the brand / name of the door stands bro? I've just been using something I've made out of a 200 x 50 tp sleeper and a wedge, but they look like they'd do a better job AND save time

[@paulyoull5472]

Magic grippers mate. You can get them on Amazon etc.

[@darrenmars]

@@paulyoull5472 thanks bud!

[@MrTomomahony]

nice work ! can you turn the music down a bit ?

[@Marcelipol]

Surely the customer done that skirting themselves😬

[@nty1018]

Skirtings fine , decorators job to make it look nice . Us carpenters don’t have the time to worry about scribing and mitering , I don’t even have the time to screw my door hinges on I just glue them on

[@tyronebadtothebone6129]

🤣🤣🤣 I had to get to the end of this comment to realise you’re taking the piss

[@nty1018]

@@tyronebadtothebone6129 🤣🤣

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

😂😂

[@Woodward437]

Yo love the videos bro! Quick question though, I remember in another video you were talking about your journey to self employment, and you said you got jobs through trust a trader etc. at the weekends while working at the place you did your apprenticeship. Were you self employed at that time? Or on the cards while getting those jobs? Just not sure if I can sign up to those apps whilst being employed.

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

yeah you can i was an employee while i was signed up

[@user-tu1bi9wl3e]

These property maintenance guys working for estate agents 😂

[@pauldoherty5426]

Them stands for the doors look good where are they from

[@olusegunadeleke7099]

What would be your recommended route for a 34 year old looking to go into construction trade?

[@L30B055]

In for answers

[@seaniehazzard8579]

Did u stay on at School and do ur a levels or just right into apprenticeship? Love the videos

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

apprenticeship

[@mohamdmosaa4236]

I am a carpenter residing in London, how can I get Praise works?

[@kevinhiggins373]

Whoever fitted the doors in the first place was no carpenter !

[@sdsfulham]

Try it once if it works then leave it! Any issues after that are the painters job 😂

[@shaneconnick5030]

That skirting is shocking 🤣🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@sdsfulham]

Always scribe your internal mitres

[@adamwest3637]

How did you get the job? Do you need a license where you work?

[@aaronbell8527]

Duno how people can walk away from a job like that and think it’s fine

[@retroclickmedia4422]

I am not up to speed on regs but fire door with no closer????

[@jellybean118uk2]

Also not supposed to trim anything off the top of fire doors 🤭

[@retroclickmedia4422]

@@jellybean118uk2 I have never heard that, what about if the head is not true and you can not get the required regs gap?

[@glenntyrrell2787]

If you trim the top of a fire door you lose the tags and fire inspector won't pass the door without tags so he is right you never plane tops of fire doors

[@retroclickmedia4422]

@@glenntyrrell2787 I have not done one for years, there used to be a blue / white plastic bullet in the side of the doors about 15 mm long so you could plane them. So what do you do if the head is not true\?

[@glenntyrrell2787]

@@retroclickmedia4422 if the head is not tru which it should be, then I'm afraid frame needs to come out and be rectified, fire chief won't pass it simple as that that's fire rules in Ireland anyway, 3mm even gaps the whole way around intumescent pouches for locks and behind hinges also alot has changed with fire doors and how to keep them certified, but don't get me wrong really enjoy the guys work and vids 👍👍

[@highflyer-skyfpv6531]

I’m sorry but not chopping hinges into the door is a crime to joinery. Pack the frame side out gluing those packers in and let the hinges into the door. 40 years in the trade talking here.

[@superchipbrian563]

Mitred internal skirting....NO! You Scribe internals, no proper chippy did that

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

agreed scribing is way way better

[@scotland2256]

I scribe all my internals, worked with a few old school joiners who mitred them most of the time though and always got a good finish

[@SuperWayneyb]

🤘😎🤘

[@S-Mc84]

Don’t understand how he can fit locks and kind of half hang doors but can’t do internal scribes? Nice work fixing it mate should have gone with you in the first place ay!

[@andybrown169]

Great content as usual, but don’t always state how much everything is or what you’ve made.

[@matthewleonard3837]

What’s going on with the skirting 🤣🤣

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

🥲🥲😭

[@trevordarby467]

Good to watch as carpenter myself as you said doors not bad but skirting not good at all not even close but you have to charge for your experience and you have to pay for that

[@trevorclarke6075]

What is that door holder called please

[@gemmalhaggerty]

Magic Gripper

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

door magic gripper

[@johnwarren3789]

What's the hourly rate for a carpenter over there in the U.K?

[@alexbishop4396]

£20-£30 an hour

[@marcusdollard7330]

I hope you’re charging a lot. I’m retired contractor from New York City 30 years ago we called this punch listing I used to charge 500 a day for me and my helper. We basically just solved problems that looks like you had a DIY before you guys ridiculous

[@whitefox9]

I Noticed you not wearing your golf bag this time That SHIT is heavy and you don't need a toolbox full of tools to hang doors

[@M.Godfrey]

7:02 You get what you pay for

[@Dealsourcer]

you ever have a shite day at work and got no one to chat to when you get back? how do you deal with this

[@peterridout2039]

Someone will have to go and fix your work unfortunately they dont pass fire regs without butts chopped in and you've planed the lippings to much and cut the tops. Plus no closers.looks a right mess tbh

[@davewarwick762]

Internal mitres never work

[@thepharcyde5239]

TT do you ever use old school planers. I have a few rebate planes and still use my trusty big Stanley.

[@zerosilver87]

The place needs gutting. All the work is shocking including those doors sorry mate.

[@j444nsy4]

I’m surprised you took on another persons work when it’s that bad. If someone says I’m too expensive then want me back to put cheap work right I tell I can’t put my name on that job. Good for you tho mate someone’s gotta do it. What was them skirtings all about my 4 year old can do better. I suppose it comes down to the old saying ‘pay cheap pay twice’

[@jnmc-vx4fw]

Your not a carpenter, your a handy man. A professional carpenter is able to do all finish work, including all types of finished stairs , curved , winders, etc. and does not take shortcuts.

[@ttdowgcarpentry2390]

your really on one today is this the fourth video you have said this on

[@davewarwick762]

That seems a bit harsh lol

[@starofdavid9919]

Carpenter of 40yrs, get off the guys back, he,s doing well. Every Carpenter takes short cuts you just dont notice a professional Carpenters short cuts.

[@cambio123]

There's always someone out there that wants to have a dig!

[@onefortheroad1]

Hmmmm total disregard for fire door regulations. You shouldn’t be touching these doors without proper training

[@johnwilkins5850]

Can u get a better microphone??

[@JayEFC1969]

Them skirts were done by a rank amateur.