Judges Panel Wainscot - Trim Carpentry Build Install

[@jamespatton3720]

I find watching Richards and Scott Brown Carpentry videos so relaxing and educational.

[@jpk2742]

Scott brown is awesome! He's does a wide range of carpentry.

[@rossmcintyre381]

I said the same thing in another video of Richards before watching the whole thing and here you are saying the same haha excellent. Then I see another vid of Richard where he is on the couch watching Scott Brown. Both these guys are brilliant to watch alright. Would be nice to have the money to buy a decent house to renovate and pay for all expenses to have these guys plus Scotts bro Paerau come together.

[@charlieramz3126]

I’m new to your channel and after 40 years of life decided to get handy around the house. Dude I love your channel!!! Thanks for all your vids!

[@logikal3d]

Would love to see your material list in the video description as well. WindsorOne sizes for us newbies would be a big help! Love the work you do.

[@pbenga]

"Since we're the painter of our own project, we love ourselves." LOL....brilliant!!!

[@JamesKnighttx]

I have been watching your videos for a while and man you have a way of teaching us idiots. You bring it down to our level without making us feel like idiots. Thanks for the videos!

[@mountainlightwoodcraft]

Richard, bro, you so need a Kreg Foreman for projects like that. One of my best tool purchases ever. I make like 20 cabinet face frames a week in a one-man shop and it's a huge time saver. Tip: fasten a small block (2x2) of hard maple to one jaw of your Kreg Quick Clamp and self-adhesive cork to the other jaw. Place the block on the "show face" side and the cork jaw on the screw side. Clamp and screw. Makes the show faces align perfectly even when slight thickness variations exist... which is always. Buen trabajo, como siempre.

[@johnhamilton9229]

If I were 15 years younger, I would apply to be your second worker just to be on the job site to learn and be part of your excellent profession. Thanks for the inspiration, going out to the garage to build some custom shelving. Keep them coming. I’m learning so much.

[@jjarboe01]

I love your videos on wainscoting! Watching what you do gave the confidence to tackle this myself and it is turning out so good at my house. Wife is happy and we all know happy wife, happy life!

[@empirekruse9574]

That first part was freaking hilarious! 😂 Good work!

[@tomphillips5429]

I switched from pocket screws to biscuits. I was able to get better results and I think you end up with a more stable joint. I like the very precise fit on the face, while having some lateral play when I’m assembling. Love your work! Thank you so much for sharing with us.

[@donbushek]

So then what do you do for clamping while the glue cures?

[@keithverdin650]

Love your chopsaw stand extensions with the stops. I looked in your link to see all the tools you use and did not see them. If you could let me know who makes them and where to get them I’d really appreciate it.

[@sammynogo559]

Dude you have the best carpentry channel on KZbin. I just wish you would have finished that floating ceiling

[@smithjo4152]

We really like your finishing work and very informative videos. What's the thickness and width of your boards 1/2" or 3/4" thick and 3 1/2" wide?

[@brentpatterson694]

Love the sarcastic humor ... sweet tea pipe and coat hook LOL!!!!

[@candlerparkcustomwoodworks3734]

I love it! Great job and your explanations of the importance of detail and spacing is spot on!

[@michaelmancini5773]

I found that gluing the butt joints before pocket screwing stops the whole wainscot panel from splitting when your carrying it to the installation spot, the caveat is you need to let the glue dry, so use a fast setting glue like Titebond premium, set quick 5-7 minutes.

[@MyChoski]

why i have i spent the last 2 work days watching all his videos haha

[@scottkalmus6190]

I was curious on what your formula is to equally get the measurements needed to have the panels the same size along a wall. Thanks and I love your work!

[@TheBoufhead]

(Distance - 1 vertical rail width) ÷ number of panels you want

[@mauriceryton]

I have found using melamine glue works well on painted trim. Your skills with mouldings is amazing.

[@mikey7878]

Hi, I wonder where did you get that miter saw station? Thank you

[@Couldnt-think-of-a-clever-name]

They should give you a royalty or a sponsorship for that stud finder I got one after seeing it on here and it is freakin nice. They need to know how much business you probably give them.

[@jeremycooper4275]

@insidercarpentry as well. I just got one and it’s definitely a game changer!

[@MartyOfAllTrades]

I love your work bro. Love the tear of liberals behind the walls....

[@stuartjohnson8171]

As always very well explained. I have one question that is probably a minor issue but could add up. It appears you measure your stop block from the center not from the tooth. If this is correct do you account for the 1/16 when you set up the stop block. For example if you want 17 1/4 do you set your stop to 17 5/16? It seems like with 6 pieces you would be out 3/8 from one end to the other.

[@danboggess707]

Could you show us how you fix a bad nail, especially when the head of the nail bends over but it's still proud of the material?

[@halfdead1380]

Pull it out?

[@danboggess707]

@@halfdead1380 The problem is that most of the time the nail breaks when trying to pull it out, still leaving bent over nail proud of the material.

[@ashleynicole1115]

@@danboggess707 for finish nails wouldn't you try using a nail set to get it flush?

[@kucu87]

Just out of curiosity... do You have a metric system under the "stop" for DeWalt? Wouldn`t be easier for You and more precise if You actually use metric system on daily basis?

[@mando1442]

Beautiful work you guys keep it up. From Dallas Tx

[@jakejordan9466]

How are the frames and stiles adhered to the backing? Glue nails or both

[@fallyyerr8170]

lmao to the opener. that was funny

[@satchmodog2]

Major reason why I bought a new miter saw stand/cart. The stops on the one I bought with my 780 flexed a bit. Enough to throw off a project like this.

[@charlesmcadory8286]

At the dust collection port of your miter saw, take some cardboard and duck tape and make a scoop. I did this with my saw and the dust collection was really good and cheap.

[@thegoodchad3578]

What is your camera setup? Love your channel. I’ve been binge watching lol

[@mikehawk4601]

Call Kurt for a shirt said you were a good guy. Nice work keep up the videos windsor one is great material I'm glad they have exterior boards I'm in Massachusetts and almost all of the exterior trim jobs I do they want pvc installed. Take care Happy New Year !!!!!

[@kadetreibt8550]

I knew I liked this guy

[@jimmyfavereau]

RoF. For the tears! Thanks for the share, aWesome!

[@jvillalp1017]

Looking good as always. That blue really pops with the white. Love the jokes.

[@tdogboy7254]

The quality of your videos are awesome and the work is nothing to laugh at either

[@addkittygirl]

Superior Craftsmanship. If you were doing floor to ceiling 2" board and batten for an entire wall, would you build it as a unit first and then install it, or would you use another method? Thanks so much for your videos. I learn something every time I watch.

[@randallsheehe1438]

What size screws did you use? Great video thanks!

[@TJ-vl2zl]

I swear this dude is a badass Carpenter

[@MattLeFaitMusic]

Great job as always!

[@EricsBBQAndMORE]

“The glue is set” 😂 magic yellow glue!

[@SGT._ROSIE]

Are you using 1x6 or 1x8 for the top and bottom plates?

[@toxic123ism]

“And since were the painters of our own project, we love ourselves” 🤣🤣🤣

[@richardwade511]

So cool! What would you do if there was a baseboard heater there?

[@SoamesHaworthOfficial]

I went to Catholic school when I was a kid and they told me “Loving Myself” was a sin, so that’s why I never paint my own projects. I might have to rethink my position on this.

[@richardreiter66]

I like your foot switch. I use one of those on a lot of my equipment.

[@megaoption]

You probably don't, but I wish you were here in Orange County CA. You do beautiful work. God Bless You brother.

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

I wish I was in CA too sometimes. It’s cold over here

[@kurtanderson1701]

@@FinishCarpentryTV I'd LOVE LOVE TX. right now MN is damn cold and this is a mild winter. Besides, in CA you'd have way more layout problems with tears of liberals

[@Combo223]

@@FinishCarpentryTV no winter here in CA. lol

[@Davey768]

@@Combo223 You've got snow though.

[@Combo223]

@@Davey768 will you look at that, we might get an hour or two of rain today where I'm at. the Mountains do get some snow.

[@fischerdrywall]

What is the Windsor product made of ? How thick is the stock and how thick are the mdf panels? 1/4” ? I love your watching your channel I’m inspired to try this at home !!

[@jamesgallagher4655]

You have every reason to love yourselves you are the men numero uno.

[@ntemeles]

Have you done wainscoting in a bathroom? Wondering if you would use the same material you use here in a bathroom.

[@christopherpaolillo8635]

Thanks for the great videos. Have you ever covered how you would end wainscoting at an outside corner, or where the edge would-be exposed? Would you, in that case, run the stile from top to bottom on then, so the end grain of the rail is not exposed?

[@BOBBY-et9xb]

Hi. When you measure from the chop saw blade to the stop do you take the measurement from the teeth of the blade or the flat part of the blade. Thanks

[@danieldurkton2942]

Looks great, on your next upcoming video on wainscot can you show us how you actually lay out your panel configuration out using your math . (How you decide how many panels per wall etc.) Thanks as always great video and information keep up the good work!!! Daniel

[@trackrat62]

Check out his wainscot play list. He does a good job going in depth on that topic in one of the first videos.

[@daryldavirro4237]

Never heard of the judges panel. Looks really cool

[@hardingb1]

Interesting to see the paint on the wall first. I'm a total noob at this, but am I correct in thinking that typically you spray the wainscotting and crown first and roll the walls after? Why different this time?

[@kevinsklow3473]

What brand of stud finder is that ? I’ve tried a few, they suck. That one looks good?

[@arthernandez6969]

Franklin stud finder

[@MrAbugaarith]

Question...how does one overcome different levels in the same area. Should the chair rail be kept level throughout the changing levels and sacrifice the other dimensions such as height. Any ideas.?

[@derekatkins8494]

Hey Richard, it'd be cool to see your packout setup in a future video!

[@x...CrankyOldMan...x]

he done that in several videos..

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Richard, quality of work is on point as always. Just wanted your opinion on windows that come down that low. I could neve figure out why manufacturers & builders use them. Like I said, just curious. Hoping all is well, Dirty Jersey out!!

[@peterkiernan1668]

Try using some wooden clamps to hold the bottom piece, when screwing in the vertical members, might help.or make a clamp like a door holder to hold it in place as you work.

[@rchavez5056]

I was going to suggest the exact same thing.

[@michaelminella]

Great video! You probably covered this in another video that I missed but in situations where you control everything, fitting the trim like this works out great. How do you handle things like crooked corners or existing casing that isn't plumb?

[@edwinvasquezp]

Are those regular pine primed 1x4?

[@jasonm9264]

Does Windsor One have unfinished trim? I see all your material is white primed. We don’t have much locally for quality millwork

[@matthewblossom9429]

Sorry if you have covered this before, but what blade are you using in the miter saw (definitely not a standard diablo)? Thanks in advance.

[@thronepotato]

Great video. Do you use 1x4 for the WindsorOne boards or do you use 1x6 for it? Would you ever use 1x6 on a larger room or with larger panel mouldings or is 1x4 pretty much all that is used?

[@mikez4132]

On this channel I hit like then I watch the video!

[@danielrangihika7136]

What do you do with the spaces between the windows? If they don't match the wall you just did.. And also, whats the deal with the foot pedal for the vac?

[@keweenawbee]

Stoked to follow this one, have a similar room coming up.

[@RJKnoblauch0]

What can you shared about the casing in place in this room? I assume it is thicker than the full 3/4” of the Windsor? Was it like that already or did you have to add a back-band?

[@douglasgarcia8577]

Another great vid!!! Thanks for sharing

[@chrisd4251]

First time watching one of your vids. I see you use a foot switch for your vac. Clever, but I use an auto switch that when you start the saw, the vac comes on, and it stays on for about 7 sec after you turn the saw off. Might want to look into it if you haven’t before.

[@donjohnson24]

Coatrack !! You do slip in those funny quips!

[@johnnelson1625]

I have a question about your paint equipment - you always use an airless system. Was wondering if an HVLP system would be better for inside work since it creates less overspray?

[@bengibbs7771]

Hey mate what do you call those clamps you used for clamping the stiles to rails when pocket screwing? Cheers from NZ

[@FinishCarpentryTV]

Face clamps

[@joshuahellriegel3354]

Good work as usual man. Do you ever come across bullnose corners that aren't 90 degrees by you? I ended up with a 25 degree inside corner transitioned to a 25 degree outside corner in my bathroom, and it was a royal pain to measure and cut the crown. I'd be super interested to see you tackle that if you come across one.

[@michaelplays2449]

Nice job, Richard

[@thomasgibbons353]

Great job, I,m wanting to know who makes the stud finder?

[@arthernandez6969]

Look up Franklin stud sensor finder, many brands make it

[@shauntelcampos3212]

Thicker door casings would’ve complemented the wainscoting really well

[@Huntergresh]

What to do if your wall is bowed? Do you use shims?

[@colinbuckley3733]

did u think of putting the big panel on top to follow the door layout

[@Andy_Hunter]

Any reason you don't glue the hardboard to the back before you install to the wall? That way you don't have to cut it for each individual square.

[@bigbob9702]

Get yourself the 18 volt FUEL Milwaukee 15 gauge. It NEVER misses !!

[@chimbone9]

How do you clean up your Kreg clamp from wood glue squeeze out after it hardens up?

[@xxlt73]

Is Windsor one like the stuff u get in Home Depot. I’m talking about the finger jointed white primed boards

[@tyclute1454]

Windsor one is a company that makes bad ass trim products. Wont find them at the 2 big box stores. Do yourself a favor and order thier free catalogs. The stuff is amazing!

[@xxlt73]

@@tyclute1454 thanks

[@buterdhams]

Good job. Keep the jokes coming too

[@Pierre-Axel]

Dude I m wondering what is inside the blue systenair under the miter saw? Can you tel me pls😄

[@karikekki7648]

I was just wondering what table your using on your chopsaw and stopblocks .?

[@roccoconte2960]

Great job , aernt those windows dangerous , do they pass code so low to floor?

[@HBTwoodworking]

Great work!

[@Thelawnenforcementofficer]

Why not use an impact driver for the pocket screws?

[@mikebowling8795]

Where or how'd you get the pedal shop vac for the miter saw?

[@videobyallen]

Looks like my dining room. How do you wainscot a bay window?

[@kurtanderson1701]

how did you decide the dimension of top and bottom panel height? you referenced the door panels, how about if the wainscot's panel heights follow the ratio of the upper to the mid door panel height? would that look odd?

[@kassidysutphin6094]

The dimensions for work like this is hell, it'll never be completely perfect unless the room itself was built with doing this in mind, it'll be wall length. Minus casing width, and 7 inches for the first and last stile, divided by the number of panels, for the width and the height is normally around 30 to 40 inches for the bottom, and 1 third the height for the top panel ratioed to the bottom one

[@jeremiasandrade5123]

Is that a surfprep sander i see under your miter saw?

[@tombstone4362]

Finish Guy: an 8th is ok Rough Guy: what the hell is an 8th?

[@rogercresswell1720]

I always measure from the outside tooth of the saw blade to the stop rather than the blade to be deadly accurate

[@shedactivist]

"Yeah, I'm gonna call that good" - so cool

[@mozes42]

My father in law has a similar saying that I’ve always liked. “You can’t see it from my house”

[@shedactivist]

@@mozes42 We say "A blind man on a galloping horse wouldn't notice it"

[@edggii]

Love it man " tears of liberals" classic

[@mrindependent1]

Tears of joy!! Check the headlines

[@wilvens1710]

He meant conservative tears!!!

[@gotanygrapes831]

@@wilvens1710 nah it should have been maga tears

[@Rando88_]

Why the non sliding miter vs the sliding you used to use?

[@dennisschickling5759]

Love your Work. And Johns work also. But what happened to the House that you Painted inside. Did you Flip it?