Tall Door Cut Shorter Without Any Damage

[@lomker24]

Well thanks mr. Hardware. I'm a maintenance man at an apartment complex so I need every trick in the book I watch all your videos thanks for taking the time to upload them and make them and for responding to comments much appreciated.

[@MrHardware1]

Glad to help, Blair and Tim

[@hilbert551]

Love this channel. I'm a retired remodeler and am always looking for tips and tricks.

[@sasto65]

Thanks so much.

[@2old4u]

Informative as always. Well done.

[@MrHardware1]

Thanks Papa, it is nice to have a fan! Blair

[@maribethverino4645]

Thanks sir for good info

[@themonkeydrunken]

Pro tip: Placing the wider part of the saw's base on the workpiece ensures your cut doesn't get an unwanted bevel :)

[@matweber3068]

good man

[@fga1237]

Very helpful, thanks! Would be even better with camera pointing more time at the work area and less on the face.

[@lomker24]

Thanks!

[@MrHardware1]

Hope it works as well for you as I, Blair

[@lomker24]

How'd you learn so much

[@MrHardware1]

Steffen Lomker I'm old with a good memory. Plus I'm 3rd generation of hardware men.

[@themonkeydrunken]

Tungsten-carbide teeth can handle nails and staples with no problem.