Make Door Jamb Flush With Wall | Uneven Sheetrock

[@InsaneJ30]

6 months Ive been stuck with gaps now I know what what to do. Thank you

[@judywillis4253]

I just took all the shabby trim off a window & this situation is exactly what I found. Now I know how to fix it. Thank you!

[@Poor_Mans_DIY]

great tutorial video. The results are truly professional. I really like the idea of not trying to level the shim and giving it another layer of detail.

[@AJN012]

Thank you for sharing this! I installed a door with the same issue and this will definitely help!

[@KellyConcepts]

No problem! It seems tricky but it's actually quite simple once you get going. Good luck!

[@wiseguy8828]

Thank you for this - especially the part with using the planer to make the wood fit the uneven part. Now I have to go buy a planer but I might buy a manual one since I only need it rarely

[@cadayx]

Looks amazing! Great job!

[@dongarrison5383]

Reversing closet door opening from den to bedroom. Cut opening in br wall and wall thickness is uneven. Your video provided much help. Thanks.

[@gixxer27]

Thanks buddy! Great video

[@jeank2436]

Thanks for the tip!

[@janellwagner3817]

What if the level is only off On one side of the door? If I fix the side That needs the jamb extended then it wont match up with the top.

[@justice2255]

When you renovate each home, please give them a name and put it in the title so we know which home you are working on. Thank you for showing your mistakes like when you cut yourself or when you threw up due to paint poison and letting us know when you don't know what to do but then think overnight and come up with a perfect fix the next day. I loved seeing you use concrete bags and wetting them for steps and retaining wall. Tips and tricks are why I am binge watching all your videos.

[@addi714]

Thanks! Looks really good.

[@qiujicai198]

I havent seen any video about fixing sticking doors where the jamb is warped towards the knob. I have plugged in a screw to get jamb to straighten but with limited success. Been trying to solve the problen short of shaving the sticking part. Any ideas?

[@chillychill9062]

Did u have to use a table saw to rip it

[@chrispalmer9802]

Did you have to move your strike plate?

[@robertmenkin8345]

What size finishing nails did you use?

[@johnberry1107]

If she don't like the jacket - maybe she shouldn't wear it? What? Don't like that rug runner either? Good content. Helps me with my work on a 1969 double wide trailer. Thank you.

[@endall6783]

Sorry what if you needed to take the trim off for some reason. It's now glued on so now what?

[@kevincampos1266]

dont have to silly

[@jimmyp7082]

Is Shaving down the sheetrock where the trim will lay an option?

[@nicklively152]

Yes in this case I would have trim out the drywall. The bottom was flush you wouldn’t notice the loss on the side as much as the firing sticks out in the frame.

[@nicklively152]

Shoulda just trimmed the drywall out and set the trim tight to the frame.

[@mitchellhannula1]

I have the opposite problem

[@thearmy88ify]

rip the difference off the trim with table saw

[@TheBrandoboy]

Bruh I got like 4 doors where every part of sheet rock is too wide. I don’t have the tools or patience to do this method so I guess I’ll just leave the gap 💀

[@empirebuildingcompany]

Green board

[@MAGAMAN]

This is not the way to do it. You will get a crack along where that extra piece was installed. You should offset the piece to give a second reveal which would look better. I can easily see the two different pieces of wood in your final product.

[@kennethpenn2098]

Just use large white u channels..

[@ac27272727]

Have fun next reno removing this lmao. Wow.

[@KellyConcepts]

won't be a problem, and demo is always fun!

[@Sadowskibradley]

I was just going to caulk the gap… yikes

[@jasenwilliams5188]

Mo