How To Build An Inexpensive Shed Door: Easy & Durable Solutions | Paul Ricalde

[@simongee2521]

By far the best video on KZbin on how to build shed doors!

[@mikemerc74]

holy sh$t i spent $140 on kreg joint, and this guy just showed me how to DIY my own pocket hole. Bravo sir not all hero's wear capes some just wear tool belts.

[@jamessmith2668]

Don't feel bad I myself have spent a lot of money on what seemed like a good idea at the time only to find out I didn't need to.

[@5353iceman]

But, the Kreg jig gives you a perfect hole every time.

[@jeffstanley4593]

Paul used the wrong kind of screws. Look at the head of the ones he used. A screw that is suitable for a pocket hole will have a flat underside of the head. Paul's screws are going to act like a wedge and potentially split the wood.

[@thomascostello5780]

Hi Paul, old retired Corpsman here getting into woodworking and ur the best teacher I've found on youtube. The smaller models help me to understand more. Going to start building a workshop shed a bit bigger than what you're doing here. Wish me luck...

[@GuiiSanttoss]

How did it go?

[@thomascostello5780]

love ya buddy!! u help me so much. retired Corpsman who sat on his ass for 6 months before realizing I needed to get up and do something. PTSD and depression were doin a number on me until I saw 1 of your videos and you woke me up!! Keep me awake, ok? Much Respect!!

[@livinginclermontflorida4985]

The ladder roof rails are amazing. Inventor nailed this one!

[@NealHogue]

Great video! Efficient, informative, practical. I can tell you’ve done this a while. I’ve watched it before , after a years .., now building doors to replace broken roll up. Thanks

[@bucketofsteam9260]

I've watched a few of your videos on building sheds. You are an excellent teacher. Thank you for taking the extra time and extra effort to help people.

[@juddp.berthiaume7971]

Awesome video about the doors. So many tips for people like me who have never done this stuff before and need all the advice they can get (like the overlap, the gapping, the door stops, etc.). Also, great to be able to find the hardware and equipment you recommend. The ladder safety system looks amazing. The worst part about going up on the ladder is getting down, and that looks like it would make a huge difference, having something to hold the ladder steady as you took the first step back onto it.

[@biodroid01]

I’m in the process of building a shed in my back yard, this video was very timely. Thank you for posting this!

[@johnchincotta1qwdb15]

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[@stroys7061]

I have the old style brackets. They work well when you take the time to put them on. I didn’t take the extra 5 minutes to put them on once. The ladder slipped sideways due to uneven ground. I had a very painful bruise on one foot but no broken bones. I always take the time now to be safe. I really like the extensions you demonstrated. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@danggerraham]

So good! The story, the riding, the scene, the music, everything is just perfect!

[@TheRealZDT]

Great video, super educational and useful... everyone else on the internet shows you the before and after but not every step do get it done. Love it.

[@jameslund221]

Thanks man, your video made me finally see the light. I’ve been looking at how to build my doors for the longest time. This is the only video that I’ve found that will show exactly how to frame in and match up shed doors. Thank you so much.

[@ollie54able]

I love how you just throw your tools down where you work. So many are gentle and afraid that the "break it" if there too "manly" with them. My only wish is that had seen this about 5 yrs ago. A few things I'd done differently. Another great vid, thanks.

[@forrestjones]

REALLY LIKE THE LADDER HOOK UP. I ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE SAFE WAYS TO DO THINGS AS A HOME DIY PROJECT SEEKER. NOTHING BETTER THAN BEING SAFE ON THE JOB SITE SO YOU CAN RETURN FOR OTHER PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE A SAFE MIND OF THOUGHTS AT ALL TIME NOT ONLY FOR MYSELF BUT OTHERS WORKING IN THE AREA.

[@robertschaeffer5861]

Glad I stopped by. Picked up some timely pointers on shed doors...thanks

[@michaelcooper7173]

Your pocket hole instructions were great. I tried it today and it worked perfectly the first time. Thanks Paul!

[@wocketman1629]

I can't thank you enough for your videos on the shed build. Im building a 8x16 unit this weekend. Your videos have been very helpful. The ladder rails are a freaking awesome idea. So perfect!! As an RN they will keep people from coming into my ER from a fall!

[@stanlogan35]

The ladder safety rails are a great idea! Getting on and off the ladder is always when I have the most anxiety and these would make a huge difference!

[@santanamayson2872]

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[@LordoftheCats]

I love the ladder idea!! Makes that first step coming down not near as uncomfortable. Great idea

[@Kenami89]

The ladder extension is a cool idea. Glad someone came up with this idea. Hopefully they are available soon.

[@kevinbell3194]

I wish I had those when I was redoing my roof. I have to admit that is a great invention, I wish that gentleman all the luck.

[@markoivanovic433]

Nice Video clip! Forgive me for chiming in, I would love your initial thoughts. Have you heard the talk about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (do a search on google)? It is an awesome one off product for building better sheds and woodworking without the hard work. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my buddy at last got excellent results with it.

[@aswaldcastillo2446]

Cheers for the Video! Excuse me for butting in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (search on google)? It is a good one off guide for building better sheds and woodworking minus the normal expense. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my m8 after a lifetime of fighting got cool results with it.

[@dennisrobbins458]

The dyi, pocket hole trick is awesome, thanks for sharing The ladder tool at the end, YES that's an awesome invention.

[@kb7467]

I’m impressed. Going to watch more of your videos. To the point, moves along nicely. Well done Sir!

[@marcmackin7815]

Thanks Paul! My son in law and I used your plan to change his shed from single door to double door on an old frame shed. Door design and tips worked beautifully, especially since the shed is sunk a little on one side, and not exactly level or plumb!

[@paulstoolbox]

Hi Marc, I love to hear stories like that. I’m really glad I could help. Thanks and have a great weekend!

[@michaeldevaney3307]

Absolutely love that ladder adaptor. Makes it so much easier and safer to exit from ladder onto roof…ingenious.

[@scottorr1378]

This is a fantastic invention. I am in a position where I have to push safety all day long. Safely getting on and off a ladder has always been a difficult area. These will really help.

[@transponder007]

Many thanks. I replaced a shed door off of an old cedar shed. It still had good bones, but the door needed replacing. I wish I could post a picture, with your video assistance, it turned out great!

[@danoconnor615]

The tutorial on shed doors was just what I was looking for, thanks! The ladder safety device is something else I can use. That would have been handy for a roof repair I needed to to on my two story home.

[@tommyammo6135]

The ladder safety rails are fantastic. Paul you seem to always have very useful tips. Thanks.

[@kayakmagic2240]

Being an Environmental, Health and Safety Consultant and seeing a lot of injury’s from slip, trips, and falls, I can see the benefit of using this ladder add-on. Great job again Paul!

[@minoutv7347]

Love the advice on DYI pocket holes ! As well as the door. Will give this a try on my shed.

[@njchaos]

What a great tool! Ladder safety is paramount to any person or company! Paul, as usual, great show. I watch all the time!!!

[@sidneyfisher3939]

That ladder safety rail makes since for an old man like me. I like how you push products that WORK. Great video.

[@josel.franco7645]

I have gained a lot of confidence with your videos, thanks Paul

[@JeremiahNichol]

superb channel. Just clean good work. I'm a handyman and I'm always learning new things. Everyone has great tricks. Your a magician. Keep up the good work.

[@CHEECHMUN]

Nice to see a professional at work!!

[@skipwatson5258]

Appreciate your tool reviews too. My Ryobi nail gun and my WORX tables are two of my favorite tools in my shop.

[@ChrisR-fu9oo]

Love the ladder modification. I had my tricked out extension ladder stolen from my back porch, and I just bought a new one to add the accessories to it. Those rails are brilliant, and the over sized bumpers make almost idiot-proof. Great idea!

[@bradmullins1651]

This ladder attachment is amazing! This will take the fear of falling away when you step back on the ladder, from the roof. Makes the transition of stepping on to and off of the roof much safer! You will still need your ladder tied to or attached to the roof or a joist. Bravo! Nice job!

[@lramirez113]

The ladder roof rails are amazing. Inventor kick ass on this one!

[@markanglin5984]

Wish I had those safety rails on my 16 ft ladder yesterday. After a terrible hail storm on Monday it was time to look for damage on the roof. I was so uncomfortable having to reach down with not enough of the ladder to grab onto. They look great as an owner of a handyman business, they look a lot better than the old stabilizers. I like the u-bolt idea.

[@johnborges3634]

Love the ladder gizmo, obviously safer than anything else I have seen!

[@salvadorsandoval246]

The ladder safety rails are an awesome idea. Safety should always be the main concern when working on a project but many don’t use a lot of safety features because there inconvenient. This one seems to be very practical and light weight. Thank you for your videos, I like the details you give in them, they help out a lot.

[@wilsonlovesfudge]

Awesome video. Great teaching on shed doors. Love the Ladder safety rails. Impressive

[@makaveli087]

Paul is straight JACKED, man! Those ladder stabilizer things are wonderful. I don't mind heights but I absolutely loathe ladders.

[@JAW88]

I do maintenance for work and this new ladder accessory will be great for me. Thank you.

[@marcleblanc7021]

Wow!! Those ladder safety rails are super nice. Thats the most sketchy of a ladder is getting on and off a roof. Awesome Job!

[@JoeSmith-yo1zc]

I'm building replace shed doors. Your video was extremely instructive and I appreciate your efforts. Thanks!

[@paulstoolbox]

Thank you Joe, I really appreciate that!

[@joelevel114]

Thanks for sharing the ladder safety rails. Keep up the Great Videos

[@GolfChef99]

Wow, Really awesome piece to put on your ladders. Such a pain worrying about scratching something & you can easily go backwards down with it. Great must have!!!

[@blakehornbrook2136]

That ladder safety is pretty awesome! These videos are super helpful! Just started doing DYI and handy work around the house and your videos rock!

[@wesleyjohnson6942]

Paul the invention is a great ideal! Totally solves the OSHA requirements for having 3' grab space beyond the ladder. I'm in!

[@ArtByCater]

Paul your the man! Left & right handed saws, wow! Really liked the DIY pocket idea, and the comment about not screwing into the end grain for strength makes sense. The ladder kit is a great idea, especially when you showed walking up with your blower with one hand on the rail it looked really secure and safe, excellent! As always great video Thanks Chuck

[@SmkDg99]

Cool ladder tool. I’m a Chinney Sweep. I could use this 100%

[@islandcharlie7132]

The Safety Rails are great. I don't have a problem getting up on a roof, I have trouble getting down. These are a great safety tool.

[@kpj54256]

The guy that created that ladder safety rail system is onto something. Looks like a great product. I look forward to seeing them in stores!

[@SavageRiders316]

Great Video! Simple, easy to follow, and Thorough! allot of these video's I'm left with more questions. This went through all your steps one by one and gave very Clear information including how you measured out (one of the most important things). Great helpful installation tips along the way including Tool Tips!! Just subscribed, and will look for other videos.

[@gregdarbonne8137]

Those ladder safety rails make sense and well worth getting.

[@Littleboy_Bill]

Great video on doors. Also, ladder attachment looks like a keeper. Thanks for sharing!

[@countrymagic61]

The safety rails for the ladder are awesome! your friend needs to get these on the market and into Lowe's, Home Depot, Amazon, and other places.

[@michaeldevaney3307]

Love those ladder rails…what a great idea which makes it so much safer to get on a roof

[@NCGreen]

Wow every video I walk away with more knowledge. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. God bless

[@MrJohnnycearley]

Those ladder safety rails look AWESOME. I need a set of those!!

[@johnhall3501]

Retired Firefighter here. Awesome additional safety addition. Beats the three rung above the roof line rule.

[@patmash]

Brilliant invention. Looks to be easy to use and gives you stability.

[@christineendsley5480]

Thank you, Paul. You made it so easy for me to understand how to do this. I wish I found your video on how to build a shed. I just kinda winged it! I'm a painter by trade and definitely not a carpenter. I really liked the wings for the ladder. The guys laugh at me when I hesitate a very long time before I climb down. I'm pushing 60 and not as brave as I used to be. I bet if I brought these to work, the guys would like these, too.

[@Roofdriver]

Great video. You covered everything. Good job. Nice Ladder Accessory.

[@devastatn]

Being 60 this year and more to lose. I'd like to have a set of these. Seems perfectly safe. Thanks for this info Paul and thanks for helping out someone for nothing.

[@jonwaters5926]

As always we enjoy the shed project. Thank you. I like the looks if the ladder standoff, it would definitely help when going on and off roofs!

[@michaeldevaney3307]

Like the visual where you showed the lap joint…clears up the mystery

[@ctrlbackman]

Dean Chanley Have been looking for something like the ladder safety rails for about two years now when downsized my home to single level height. I'm 72 years old and getting on my roof to check out the shingles and various holes that need resealing I'm sure (can hear water from around chimney hitting fireplace sometimes in heavy rains) but can't quite muster the guts to climb up there. Will be searching out the kit and looking forward to trying it out asap. In mean time will just use a bucket. Happy to have found this video as was originally looking for info on making new shed doors since mine are nearly rotted away. Hit the jackpot in a two for one here. Thanks much. Am now subscribed too.

[@bobdavis3389]

I really like those ladder rails .Very good invention .

[@davidwoods7530]

For me being 50 years old with 2 knee injuries and prob with ankle from a break 3 years ago, this ladder system would make me feel so much safer being able to go down and stay stable safely. I love it.

[@ohadzic6377]

Absolutely the best way to make door. Love your flag, truck, tools. Awesome

[@MarshBryan]

I don't mind ladders its the getting on and off is the worse... a cracking idea for the ladder hope he succeeds in getting this idea running! Paul please keep up the great work and the videos!!

[@nctplarry]

Three cheers and high fives to both the inventor of the amazing safety rails--and to you for bringing that awesomeness to our attention. Wouldn't it be wonderful to drive past a work site on your street and see safety rails on all the ladders being used to roofing, painting, and demo/rebuild??? Yes!

[@timothygwells]

Cool idea for the ladder and handrails. Thanks for your videos.

[@chrisburns5691]

nice one.. ladder rails are a great idea.. also that little worx saw made to slide along a strait edge is a great idea.. if you don't have a need for a track saw on a daily basis, it looks great for cutting sheet goods or maybe cutting some doors down..

[@justinwinson2634]

Hi Paul! Thank you for all of your shed videos! I am just finishing up building my 12x8 shed, mostly based off of your KZbin vids. I just need to build the doors now. I did a bit of small sheds, additions, and shingling with my dad around 15 yrs ago, but needed some refreshers and you have been a great resource and confidence builder for me. I really appreciate you! That safety for the ladder is awesome! Wish I had that when I did my shingling as a guy can always use that sense of safety and also not scar up his drip edge & shingles when in a hurry to get it done before rain comes. Keep up the great work, my man. You are an inspiration to us DIY’ers who ask ourselves “can I do this on my own?”. God bless.

[@bryanrobertson8619]

Love the ladder safety rails and especially your video’s! They help me out a lot. Keep up the good work,

[@dennisleblanc7933]

Those safety rail for the ladder look awesome! About 8 years ago when attempting to clean out my gutters. My ladder slipped and went thru our front picture window! No one was hurt, except my pride. If I had the safety rail system it wouldn't have happened. Thank for the video Paul !

[@gregsmith5717]

Thanks Paul I am just finishing my last wall of my shed and had questions about my doors. I like your design and have followed your advice.

[@rudyacosta801]

That ladder accessory is a must!

[@mvazquezrs]

Wow, I am a 60 year old , with a divorced daughter who wants to learn to do things on her own and eventually teach her sons a thing or two, your videos are soooo simple to understand!!! and the reviews on products are awesome, love the safety rails and pads since my daughter is also a safety freak. lol

[@richardrobertson4220]

What a great idea for the safety rail! Keep up the great content!

[@woodlandburl6648]

Great video. I enjoy the fact of full explained steps.

[@TheLawnShark]

Great video! And I love the ladder safety rails!

[@MartyG1957]

I really like the ladder safety rails. The transition from ladder to roof is always the hardest part for me, and having the rails extending up like that would be really helpful. Looks really good

[@irvphillipson7629]

I enjoyed your shed door build. And found the ladder recommendation interesting

[@jaybubb5500]

the ladder rails look like a great idea. being a carpenter a long time and having busted up knees and bing older, getting on and off the roof would be much safer with these.

[@bankamarvin2269]

That ladder attachment is awesome! I want one.

[@georgepotwin9025]

That ladder idea is brilliant.

[@markstuck4925]

That is awesome. I'm a retired fireman. When you get old, those hand rails come in handy.

[@paulstoolbox]

You’re right about that Mark. What Dept. Do you work for? I have 3 more years and I’ll go in the drop! I love my job snd my crew but I am looking forward to only working 1 job. 😂 Have a good night brother!

[@markstuck4925]

@@paulstoolbox i used to work for Portsmouth fire department. Va

[@kevinalexander9710]

I really like the ladder extension, especially when one hand is occupied carrying a tool or bucket or material, watching you climb onto the roof like walking up some stairs with your blower highlighted the ease and safety of the attachment. Good luck to the inventor, hope he makes a million bucks 🙂

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[@anthonypacheco1356]

Good job I just replaced my shed door , and I like your idea of over lapped to keep bugs out and a better fit. Plus the ladder rail is awesome I could use one for sure 👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

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[@soperdavid]

Love the safe rails and the soft touch buffers.

[@jantillon5425]

The safety rails are an awesome idea! I find it hard to find the rungs on the way back down and the added extension would make it much easier and safer to climb down. A few safety tips though: 1. If you have the ability to tie the ladder off to something, like the columns on the porch, tie the ladder up before ascending for the first time. 2. Be sure to make use of the feet on the ladder for placing it on soft surfaces. Most quality straight/extending ladders have feet that flip up to become 'spikes' to help it dig into the ground where applicable. This will prevent the bottom from sliding out on slick, soft surfaces. I've learned quite a lot from you and am glad I subscribed! Thank you and hope to be learning more from you as time goes on.

[@kgeggli]

Always enjoyed watching your videos. Taught me a lot when I was finishing my basement bath and bedroom.

[@robbrito8325]

Another great video! The one step I would like to learn from Paul is how he installs his roof shingles. Thanks again!

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