How To Architrave Uneven Door Jambs

[@allanpennington]

I like the quick release on the compound saw mount. My Bosch one is bolted to the stand. PITA.

[@thatsaucyperson2203]

The fact that you can see the bridge flexing in the sped up footage is really cool, good camera shot Scott.

[@jamil3286]

nice catch I never noticed it

[@MA-kq6uy]

That was heat rising distorting the light not the actual bridge

[@mattscott310]

It’s always good to sand the existing paint line quirk for the painter

[@sidknee4975]

Spoken like a true painter lol.

[@TheAsrgrant]

Thanks mate ! I'm learning so much. Finished my apprentice in 1978. So different now. Everything by hand and one Bosch jifsaw..if you could afford it. I came off the tool late 80s, got bored. But back at it again now.

[@jitu757]

Great videos as always. This one helped me tremendously with my home office renovation. Thank you!

[@pauledwards9493]

Thats a take your time Job that Scott, such a beautiful building.

[@raytheonorion]

I saw the one where he jackhammered the floor of this bathroom. Is there another video on how he did it up?

[@WALLBERT12]

In The States we call it a extension jam, just a bit of trivia. Love the Channel! Keep up the good work.

[@nicholassmith5079]

And the quirk is called a reveal.

[@N1rOx]

and the architrave is called casing.

[@michaelbrandrick9594]

Semantics! Besides, it’s a margin! And a door surround for the layman

[@N1rOx]

@@michaelbrandrick9594 and I'm sure it has a even more names depending on country and area. Like OP said, just a bit of trivia.

[@build.for.people]

lovely opening sequence

[@arie227]

Nice video keep up the good work, greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@billyhenry4488]

When the archs need painting in any way, you should place masking tape on the back so it can be painted without any issues of pain on a finished wall, hope this little tip helps

[@foreman3737]

Here in the states we call that a jamb extension and door casing. I would not be so fussy over a couple mill i highly doubt any one would notice the casing slightly tipped . Nice job anyway looks fabulous 👌

[@jamespatton3720]

Nothing like coming home to a Scott Brown video!

[@katrinabell7684]

Amusing driving the Cart. Looking forward to the ceiling being repaired!😎

[@jimfanning1770]

Very happy to hear you have plenty of work coming up mate.

[@Clark-Mills]

Suspect you know but you'll need a fibrous plasterer rather than a gib stopper... The "washed" under-purlin over the damage at 10:13 hints to the water path. Sorting out the source of the "wet" would be the first thing to do; done already I'd expect. Great video as usual, thanks! :)

[@gwailo2010]

nice to see the team back.

[@Ampersand00]

I'm now getting email alerts from Amazon NZ because I've clicked on so many links from this channel 😂 Keep up the great work, Scott.

[@michaelfairchild]

Dont worry, when I type Makita in Duck Duck Go search engine, it directs me to Makita New Zealand instead of Polish site. I mean, unlike USA site, NZ and PL use same model names, but still...

[@mattp5518]

Nz doesnt have amazon :)

[@ants8515]

Cool to see so many Hultafors tools. I live 30 minutes from the folding ruler factory 👍🏻

[@mmmlllzzz100]

no need to use a tape when doing archs.once the head one is on , cut your two long lengths with 45s a wee bit longer than needed then place the 45 on the ground and mark where it intersects the out side of the 45 on the head trim, try it it really saves time .you can do a whole house doing this pre cut them all then have a big mark off then a big cut up then a nail off, saves getting tape out and about 1000 steps.windows too.

[@andrewacton5885]

dude u just blew my mind. wtf am i doing?!

[@welshman100]

The bathroom is coming along nicely.

[@johnschiltz6440]

Nice driving, Paerau! The next Bruce McLaren.

[@andylane3090]

His anniversary is soon, the great man McLaren.

[@Etna.]

Hi, Scott! A new video from you is my Freude schöner Götterfunken. 😉 Regards, Etna.

[@Forexfox99]

Nice bit of Dewalt gear Scotty Brown! Wish I could show you mine.

[@michael.schuler]

I use wide stock to produce accurate tapered jamb extensions: First, use track saw to straighten one edge of wide stock (e.g., 1x12); next use track saw to cut tapers. Wide stock will maintain the initial straight edge after ripping, rather than deforming as rip cuts release internal board tensions.

[@mickboyle6598]

Having spent 12 years working as a Contract Manager in a building built in 1863 (ish) in London, if we have to work on original plaster work repairs or replacement I had to get a sample checked for ANTHRAX BACTERIUM due to the amount of horse hair used in the mix! Apparently the bacteria never dies, but that could be BS, 🤷 anyway treat it like asbestos don’t touch it till someone proves it’s ok . Stay safe

[@dejanbrice8774]

Anthrax can indeed lie dormant for quite a very long time.

[@pauledwards9493]

agreed, FP3 masks minimum.

[@johnmoody2365]

Yes, treat like asbestos. Sheet out for easy clean up and reduce contaminating whole room. Think about a proper scaff platform not that Dinky toy. You can then make an enclosure up near the ceiling to contain the crap. Good luck!!

[@zagnit]

Wow wild!

[@tubestick00]

Nerd

[@michaelplays2449]

Paereu Top driving mate ! Great video Scott thanks

[@joshuawalker4607]

Tracks just simply dope bro

[@MrKiwiMike]

first time I've ever commented on a video as usually im learning from it . but its much eaiser if you drive the scissorlift from inside it.

[@Jaiboiz]

Not a good idea if you’re trying to drive it up an incline though, it’ll be too much weight for the unit to move.

[@harrykourm2462]

I like to just free hand cut it on the tablesaw, take the fence off make your skewed line and go for gold. The trim came out great either way.

[@davidbrewer7937]

Attach oversize strip then run a router with a bearing bit to flush it up to the drywall...

[@1paparico]

you cant reach into the corners or the bottom with that tecnique . the baseplate of the tool will not let you. i cut and fit them slightley oversize and scribe in off the wall,cut and plane.ignore any big divotts so the architrave stays as flat to the wall as possible. btw we call them grounds in the uk. peace..

[@edwardchester1]

Did this job ever get returned to? Can't find a video relating to it.

[@gabrieltroncoso5675]

Tanto atao para arreglar un marco de puerta usas tanto recurso pa tan poco guau cuanto cobras

[@samhenderson2947]

Like the trim solution. Are you not allowed to drive your scissor lifts while riding?

[@NzRasengan]

I hate any sort of town job. In town, close to town, suburbs around town, customers from town. They're normally an all round terrible experience and I cant stand how customers treat you out there and question every detail, while standing behind you breathing down your neck. The types that are quick to push you out the door without so much as a thanks. Just my 2 cents from making most of my coin in south Auckland, you actually get offered some hospitality from some decent people from every walk of life. Love the content. Sincerely scummy carpet layer.

[@lemonadetycoon123]

Like what you've done with the double quirk, seen plenty of tradies take the short cut and "no-more-gaps" the entire thing. lol

[@hoggyhogwood]

Book matched corner, very nice

[@hillbert0861]

Was the parking warden. Measuring how far that persons tires where to the curb?

[@blahdirk]

They often mark the tyre with chalk and see if it is still there in a few hours.

[@20Macdonald09]

Probably checking the tread on the tyres

[@WinCrash91]

U chose bluring instead of zooming in the frame?

[@obsgr1]

Scott, have you ever been to the ASB Arena at Selwyn College? The driveway/hill is kinda steep and I've driven a scissor lift that was about the same size as the one you have up it. Jump in the lifter, have a spotter and go for it. They're bottom heavy and pretty robust.

[@Goabnb94]

Yes, but most of these little electronics ones have tiny wheels with no grip, and almost no clearance above the ground, and you could see it when trying to get up over the curb. I don't think its an issue of robustness, just whether they can actually get enough traction from those wheels with the motor it has.

[@hansangb]

@8:39 I *SO* wanted to see a recreation of Austin Powers on the golf cart! :)

[@Overworkt]

I'm only now catching up on your videos. I did a 'double quirk' detail recently for similar reasons (was skimming over existing plaster), but had no idea what it was called, so thanks for making a point of it 👍👍

[@CapitanGnar]

How do you find the rafter hook on your fixer? Doesn't it swing/pivot around and hit your leg heaps?

[@jaybrandsma]

Where do you get the music for your videos? I want the soundtrack of the entire Scott Brown Carpentry catalogue - it’s so good 👍🏼

[@Takumi-San]

What was the parking warden doing? Checking tread depth on the tyre?

[@Granition]

Marking the tyre with chalk so when he comes back in 2 hours (or whatever is the max parking there) he knows which vehicles have been parked there too long.

[@DiscoFang]

That wasn't the warden, that was the car owner wiping off the chalk mark. 2:24

[@alanramsey2903]

Hi Scott videos are great but how do health and safety let you use a table saw without a top guard on in the U.K. we would be stopped straight away by HSE keep vids coming great watching

[@tombush]

Ive worked in london on commerical jobs in selfridges and used a table saw without a top guard for a month everyday fine

[@JohnColgan.]

Love the intro, very classy!!. I was waiting for YT to say Ad will end in 5 seconds !!never any smoke in your Smoko breaks !! I liked how it looked Paureau was taking you walkies in the scissor lift. You didn't drain the battery getting to site?

[@kizzjd9578]

Pretty sure they used to use hemp mixed with plaster. They make the sheets up on site.

[@phillfamous]

What trim nailer are you using?

[@gregpearson1907]

You should do a video on Paerau's van and how he's decked his one out!

[@callumborg7827]

Hi Scott love your videos 👍

[@RichardPerfectKiwi]

Woah - 6:18 watch the bridge wobble up and down.

[@venicezheng6236]

Hi Scott, Where did you buy the CA glue from?Thanks

[@pavelnesterov5554]

How come your not using your track saw ???

[@driftwood-provisions]

JLG make the best scissor lifts and boom lifts.. But near impossible to push.. Like trying to push a car while its in gear haha nice

[@TheHonkeyz]

Waiting for the merch to be dropped!

[@bobbiebeam4501]

What is the bag called on ur table saw

[@sparx2391]

Should that scissor lift have corner legs to stabilse it? don't look very safe with that height and such a small base.

[@propsguy007]

Geez you must be right.... If only the engineers, designers, technicians, consultants, safety experts, gov't regulatory committees, independent testing agencies, and equipment certification experts had thought of that.

[@sparx2391]

@@propsguy007 it was a question, always get one knobhead trying to be clever with an answer though, well done, sarcasm is the lowest form of wit . 😂

[@Goabnb94]

Not necessary. These types of lifts are only to be used (as lifters) indoors on solid, flat surfaces. The wheels are hydraulically locked meaning they need hydraulic pressure to be unlocked so its not a concern of moving without user input. Big ones, especially all terrain ones, will have the stabilizers for sure. But these small ones are just as safe without them, if you use them appropriately - indoors, centre of gravity within the platform - the weight is in the base, they won't topple.

[@sparx2391]

@@Goabnb94 thanks for a proper reply, without being sarcastic.

[@propsguy007]

@@sparx2391 I made a couple of unfair assumptions about the nature of your question and that was stupid of me... I wouldn't have said that if I was standing face to face with you, so I'm not sure sure why I felt compelled to be a smart ass. You are right... I am sarcastic by nature, but usually in a good humored way, and my comment was both unhelpful and dismissive.... I'll do better, k brooks.

[@jetjitters6474]

Great intro and music!

[@Sjf542]

Got cravings for that Makita planer

[@martinbellwood9257]

Hi Scott love your videos, for the architrave you could of rolled your miter it might of been quicker

[@crazycarmotorsport]

Always good videos, keep them coming. Do you ever use glue to join the 45s on the Architrave? Aka 'Finish Carpentry TV' style (it might just be the American way)

[@SkiwiAS]

My ex went there lol Nice job and love the tip for free scribing the rip.

[@ajs96350]

Man you had me confused until I realized you were talking about casing and double reveals.

[@rodericktownsend5387]

You mean an architrave? 😅

[@ajs96350]

@@geezerdownunder I feel like such an uneducated moron.

[@jamesandras93]

Hi could you tell me were you can buy your toolbelt and braces from please?

[@royalvarez6436]

Occidental Leather out of California, USA.

[@jamesandras93]

@@royalvarez6436 thanks Roy. Appreciated

[@mrcraigshaw]

Love the vids Scott - quick question, what make is your van? Love the setup

[@johnschiltz6440]

Toyota Hi Ace

[@tomfoxtrot9609]

Loving your videos... daft question, do you recommend any particular footwear for on the job?

[@Creep1989]

Its a video about footwear on his channel :D

[@kierandoherty1600]

Flip flops, jandals or thongs

[@Davey768]

@@Creep1989 Which one is it?

[@daverossy]

The video I’ve been needing!

[@tdimccullough]

would it not have been easier to replace the door stop?

[@KeepTroIlinTrollin]

How's that brushless planer?

[@wizard_mickey]

is there some regulation that's making him drive the scissor lift from the outside?

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

It was because of the layout of the school. Only way up was stairs or an elevator, the scissor lift was too big for the elevator.

[@wizard_mickey]

@@ScottBrownCarpentry I meant why is he walking next to it driving it instead of standing inside it driving it? Sorry I was unclear

[@Goabnb94]

Sometimes its just easier to see from the outside

[@adotrproductions9046]

The Scissor Lift starring Scott Brown and his side kick. Will they overcome this dangerous task or will the Scissor lift destroy the world as we know it. Rated "God Mode"

[@paulpoco22]

You needed the soundtrack from Austin Powers when they got the Cart stuck in the hallway.

[@biguprochester]

paul poco I myself have been in such a precarious position

[@ShaneHolly]

Definitely would have liked longer, slower and steadier video of finished look.

[@ianedwards9136]

think that ceiling is going to be a hornet's nest once you start it. big job

[@connormatthews522]

Weird man I got the notification for this today, five days after it came out lol

[@scottandchels6813]

Just wondering Scott if you get any work from your videos?

[@Skystar777]

Yeah operate the lift from within the cage much easier to do

[@Creep1989]

agree!!

[@willlatham2381]

For sure. Then if you get stuck you can rock the scissor over the bumps

[@smokingcheeba420]

And more fun. Remember to have fun.

[@josephdestaubin7426]

Yeah, you get a much better view of what's going on when you're standing on the lift.

[@williamseabrook4633]

Adds more weight

[@toucanproductions2935]

That intro. 🤪❤️😂

[@kidcarpenter7439]

Love your vids but i have to say you should operate the lift from in the bucket so much easier and the right way

[@Twoholesofman]

Holy shit, just the video I needed!

[@guroot2634]

Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

[@gabrieltroncoso5675]

Es como ver agalo ud mismo de sodimac pero con mas recursos y mas teatro

[@REAPER85151]

wow how that bridge is moving............

[@REAPER85151]

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[@WockstarOfficial]

Still waiting for the scott brown skate part to come out tbh

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

😂 5 straight minutes of 50-50s and flat ground kick flips 🎥

[@Ashdad99]

We call it a jamb extension over here in crazy town. U.S. I mean lol

[@Heaveho120]

Could be lime mortar and not multifinish, lime mortar will allow the timber to breathe and not rot! Check it!

[@DiscoFang]

The timber framing is open on the other side. They were in the ceiling space.

[@sorley2812]

nice one pal

[@jamesbailand4311]

1863. Canny, when I was a kid a couple of the houses I lived in were built in the 1500. 🤣

[@patrickfountain198]

This is the difference between rank amateur and professional. I rebated the back of the architrave then pumped 5-6 tubes of no more gaps around each door

[@McMurphyMillions]

I wish my boss did uneven architraves like that. We've got more of a "plane it then plane it again" policy

[@insolvant]

It's called a door or window "casing" where I'm at. Architrave sounds much more sophisticated lol

[@Pizzahup7]

Bravo 👏 do you speak French?

[@Gossepenui]

Haha being half way and the the batteries die (07:20)..... It happened before 😂

[@brisk808life]

Nice job on the architrave Scott! I always rebait the fuck out of them with a planer haha

[@ianedwards9136]

nice to see you shaved,look much younger lol

[@cavamanara]

Nice red t-shirt, Brasil! Cheers

[@4funksakes]

I call it high-fiddly door trim.

[@SuperWayneyb]

👍👍

[@mitchellmcginn5538]

Just taking my scissor lift for a walk 😂

[@zakariben1658]

We re waiting for the ened