Carpenters Front Doors Part 2. Site joinery using only portable power tools.

[@attilagal6672]

You should register your door design as an intellectual property! Amazing video again! Keep up the good work! 👍

[@ukconstruction]

Thats a kind comment and thank you! I am happy to share my design!!

[@leerolfe5332]

The skill and OCD in this build is on another level. Makes me sooooo happy :)

[@alan2sheds784]

Ways a pleasure to watch a pure craftsman enjoying his work well done robin

[@edwardholmes91]

Beautiful looking doors Robin and some great tips! I particularly like the tip at 11:20 with adding a sacrificial block when using a flush trim bit on end grain.

[@ukconstruction]

Glad it was helpful!

[@BuildWithAE]

Hi Robin awesome, you could see that you were in your zone. Nothing more satisfying great tunes and a bit of joinery, top class all the best Tony 👍

[@phalimmaguire6069]

Just had my girlfriend and her 22 year plasterer son watch this video with me and I think they quite enjoyed it , looking forward to seeing these hinges and the doors hung. Beautiful work love the channel mate

[@garethd4948]

Ah, the master at work. Thanks. Great video. The best way to start a Friday.

[@crm.carpentry]

Stunning!!!! 🙌 i wish my misses touched me in the same way you touch those edges lol 😆

[@MsElijah16]

Chris Moxon 😂

[@crm.carpentry]

@@jeztickles4361 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@katabrontes]

Hi Robin, always a joy to watch you work. Reassuring to see you trip over the cables and vac hoses too! Mike

[@michaelplays2449]

Class job Robin, work of art..............great video

[@JKyfdo]

Top job Robin, you are a great craftsman

[@paullawson1098]

Big fan of your methodology within the craft. You left a pouch of baccy on show early in the video. Crafty burn with a cuppa tea man are we?

[@ukconstruction]

You know it!! But dont tell my wife!!!

[@paullawson1098]

Robin Clevett brilliant ! I gave up years ago but I still have the occasional cheeky burn. Great videos as always. Keep the content coming

[@ozzyefc44]

Absolute craftsman and a delight to watch . 👍

[@stuartwest1236]

Top job Robin, fantastic attention to detail and workmanship 👍👍

[@carllamb6711]

Hi Robin Great video mate. Very talented 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@thetessellater9163]

Good to see you enjoying your work so much, but if I was as skilled and accurate as you, I would too!

[@thatcableguy918]

I need to find a woman that looks at me the way Robin looks at wood! 😩 incredible work as always!

[@mattcartwright8272]

You know this shit's about to get serious when Robin's put on the wifebeater!

[@vincentdoyle9416]

Great job Robin brilliant ....can't understand why someone disliked it...

[@peterwalton1502]

Really nice job. They are going to look wonderful👍

[@richardclarke9966]

Rob, that door is something else mate 👌. Beautiful craftsmanship 👏

[@stephencarlisle3743]

Fantastic Robin 👍

[@dubtownman9508]

Nice work Rob... once again

[@darenmagona1006]

that's amazing so accurate

[@andrewdraper8336]

Magnificent doors.

[@ronaldomac566]

Absolute class mate.......

[@ParaBellum2024]

Wonderful craftsmanship, and using only portable tools! That's proper problem-solving. I'm currently building a summer house (winter house by the time it's finished...) and have made one cock-up after another. Like measuring with absolute accuracy, but to the wrong side of a table saw blade. Anyway, I wouldn't even attempt anything with mitres as I find them so difficult to produce accurately. What you've done is superb.

[@tomsmith9048]

A good trick is to fix your chopsaw down to a homemade bench then use stopping block's for your timber to rest against once your first timber is marked and cut correctly fix your stopping block's and you can't go wrong

[@ParaBellum2024]

@@tomsmith9048 Thanks Tom. In my case, I set the fence on my table saw, but measured the wrong side of the blade, then when I checked my test piece, thought I'd set it up properly. Schoolboy error compounded by a belief that I can't make a mistake! I have used the method you described on previous projects though.

[@tomsmith9048]

@@ParaBellum2024 If it's a non sliding arm table saw I'd go back to the chopsaw its easier more accurate and safer but it's an individual choice depending on the size and composition of the material

[@ukconstruction]

Thanks Howard!! its a cliche but practice makes perfect mate, good luck with the Summer/winter house!!

[@stuffoflardohfortheloveof]

Stunning!

[@davidmorgan8359]

Quality work 👌

[@ukconstruction]

Thank you 🙌

[@liviurabet7326]

Lovely job done👌👌👌

[@ukconstruction]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@samoanSAIYAN]

Cheers mate! Awesome work.

[@RafaelGarcia-fz4xs]

What a professional

[@neilrafferty2097]

Beyond my capabilities and understanding .

[@markmarlow]

Lovely door very nice finish to them I’ve been after a kapex 120 but not available till October now just hope my dewalt 706 lasts a bit longer

[@rhysevans7903]

I bet everyone wants to lend you tools knowing that they will come back better than when they left 😂 amazing work

[@shanehanson8298]

Hi Robin. Can you show the staining and polishing processes.many thanks great work 👍

[@shaunglendinning]

True dedication to quality! Rarely found in today's tradesmen. Congrats on a fine job Robin. Cheers.

[@ukconstruction]

Thank you so much 😀

[@tomsmith9048]

There's lots of dedicated tradesmen out there but people don't want to pay the money for that level of dedication in my experience it's more like I want the best job in the world for the least amount of money 🔨

[@keithwiddows2391]

Hi Robin great work there. Are the Robin Clevett style vests going to be on sale soon 😂😂👍 love your videos

[@nigelscott1922]

Beautiful job Robin, hope you’ve got some hefty hinges they look heavy

[@MsElijah16]

Nigel Scott yeah I wonder what screws and how many hinges he will use

[@letsgocamping88]

In part 1 he said about the hinges

[@veale2002]

Robin = Peeerfect

[@iamstacka]

Really nice. Just realised this vid is freshly posted so I don’t wanna pressure you but I can’t wait for you to hang them.

[@tombeever6309]

Really great video! Any updates on the roofing square you're bringing out?

[@davidgreen3723]

I hope the next video shows us the stain and polish process...

[@rubikasuto]

Robin, love the idea of your doors, might steal this for my door, any tip on the best hinges to hung these?

[@ukconstruction]

check the next part of this series coming soon!!!

[@peterryan7827]

What a fantastic job, is it a stupid question to ask if you started in a joiners shop, long before you went onto site work ,i just cannot imagine a regular chippy being able to get this all worked out and put together, whereas my own brother who was a shop joiner, talked in the same manner as you do , brilliant job.

[@ukconstruction]

I did do Bench joinery as part of my carpentry and joinery apprenticeship at college but all my work was mainly on site, I read a lot of books and just carried on making joinery in my spare time and I apply a joinery approach to my site work from a setting out and planning point of view, I have made everything from curving staircases to full panelled rooms in mahogany but my main love was complex timber structures such as roofs and structural joinery, its all about having a love for the craft and having a go, thanks for your comment many thanks Peter

[@peterryan7827]

@@ukconstruction And thankyou again love your video,s.

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Nice!! 👍👍👍👍 But i think I'd raise those trestles to avoid lower back ache after a day bent over those!

[@ukconstruction]

Good call!

[@amazing451]

I thought you stated that you would be fixing the mitred frames in alternate sequence to allow them to be stained and sealed which makes sense, but you did not appear to do that?

[@ukconstruction]

Hi Kevin, my polisher sealed the external side of the doors as we put them together, we where worried about shrinkage that may show unstained lines but the hardwoods moisture content was so low almost non existent when we put them together that we where confident that we would not see any shrinkage, and they have performed beautifully both on the interior side and the exterior side, you clearly watched and listen to the video!! top of the class for you mate, have a great day

[@MsElijah16]

Nice, Can u get a sheet of sapele and Cnc route it? I guess you couldn't get the cool looking grains and colours intersecting if you Cnc'd it out of one piece though...

[@johncronshaw6629]

Don't lose your baccy Robin

[@paulthompson5416]

That’s not a door! It’s a work of art It should be hung in the Louvre 👌🏼

[@superchipbrian563]

Then it would be a Louvre door

[@paulthompson5416]

Brian I’m not going to lie!! That was a pretty good one 😁😁👌🏼

[@leemott91]

Id have struggled to make a jig that good 😂

[@68bwild]

Looking great. What brand is that glue in the spray can? cheers

[@ukconstruction]

Hi Brendan, the mitre glue is either the Screwfix no nonsense brand, or the one that Howdens sell!! they are all much the same, I have some in my Amazon store if you want to look at it? www.amazon.co.uk/shop/robinclevett

[@68bwild]

@@ukconstruction Thanks mate I'll check it out!

[@stephenwatson1873]

Stunning doors amazing craftsmanship, but a question if I may Rob, why did you run the small trim router around all four edges, if you are going to have a rebate on both doors, so there is an overlap when the doors meet?

[@samsingh2042]

Hi Robin, love the doors, do you have a planer thicknesser and did you use it on the job, did you machine the final dimensions of the Sapele yourself. Sam

[@GedandMichele]

Great video. Do you mind sharing where you your Sapele from? I'm local to you

[@chrisbarnett507]

Lovely Robin, is there a reason you didn’t mitre the outer/last frame?

[@scotland2256]

So it looks like a traditional solid door I am assuming, 2 Stiles and top/bottom

[@barrieheard9426]

How did u do rebates. On router table or table saw. I had tearout using router when i used a router with new bit. As interlocking grain was a nightmare for routing. Love working with sapele.

[@MsElijah16]

I wonder if he had them pre machined

[@covecarpentry]

Been day dreaming about your wall detail for a couple days. It appears you've used rigid with gapotape, then vapor barrier and batons on top to hide electric and maintain a perfectly insulated wall?

[@abbas2831]

What type of core have you used Robin?

[@ukconstruction]

its a solid core external door blank

[@killickj]

How confident are you that the Sapele will not split given that you used ribbons of glue?

[@ukconstruction]

The sapelle is first quality and we have used this for decades for all types of interior and exterior joinery, it's a really reliable timber species, from my experience the movement is minimal, I like to press the glued surfaces together with a good ribbon or bead of glue like you mention as this works great when you cant clamp or use a heavy press as in my case, I often do a test of the adhesive and method and try to break it apart for most jobs, thanks for your comment

[@neilblythe9939]

Hi robin, love watching your videos. But please make yourself a work bench. Makes my back ache watching you. From one carpenter to another.😀

[@ukconstruction]

Hi Neil, all my work is on site so I use trestles and maybe a sheet of mdf as a bench, I am looking at a new portable set up and hopefully I will get that up and running soon!! Fortunately my back has been good to me!! Thanks for your comment

[@philclegg4754]

You say you made a video Inn which you straighten up the mitre saw. I have a Kapex myself and would love to watch it but can't find it. Any chance you could point me in the right direction? Cheers....

[@ukconstruction]

Look in the videos tab in my channel

[@darrenatarrant]

Click the little i icon in the top right corner of this video and the link is there, here's the link anyway ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWO8e4icjs1sirs

[@danielminor1693]

Quality

[@chrisb4009]

How do you get round the whole having to CE mark doors and windows when you make them onsite?

[@paulmarchant7628]

He used a standard blank with bs marks 👍

[@chrisb4009]

Paul Marchant surely if you modify them that invalidates and certification?

[@rimski7265]

Lovely looking doors, your work is excellent and the videos on roofing are superb. I’d personally be a little concerned about those mitres opening up overtime, especially if the door is outside. Half lapped mitres glued instead perhaps? Very nice job non the less tho Robin 👍

[@stevendouglas3860]

A true English craftsman who cares August 2020 A.D.

[@geomoto599]

Quality...

[@barringtonsmythe3464]

And not a can of Stella insight 😂😂

[@MrBez007]

W. B

[@JACKATTACKED]

👍

[@diddywright6165]

Nice job Robin, you probably have on another vid but any chance of a link to those clamps? Cheers👍🏻

[@ukconstruction]

They are on my amazon page check the link in the video description to my page

[@diddywright6165]

Robin Clevett Cheers Robin

[@T.E.P.]

how is it that you are a mastery at building ... almost no one in the whole world of KZbin with the knowledge you have ... and you are the worst at recording sound. hahahha YOU RULE Robin! it's very charming kinda

[@ukconstruction]

Hi Thor, I am just no good with the whole filming, editing and all that stuff!! maybe it will get better in time!!! thanks for your kind comment mate

[@T.E.P.]

@@ukconstruction you are always superb .... when is your bday ... gonna get ya a mic. this channel is a joy and good sound or bad doesn't matter ... I'm always subscribed and watching and amazed

[@jamieee321]

I would've personally put loose tongue/domino/biscuit/dovetails into those mitres. Hope they don't open up.

[@markmarlow]

jamieee321 I see what your saying but glued and pinned to the door blank and there not in direct rain so they will be fine

[@jamieee321]

@@markmarlow if it is external whether in rain on not, they will 100% open imo.

[@tonydude1985]

@@jamieee321 hopefully it won't but more than likely and mitre bond wouldn't be the strongest either

[@fonymontana]

Rob C Nesbitt

[@creekyknees]

Not sure why he gets dislikes

[@taylorbespoke]

That door screams hidden hinges...

[@ukconstruction]

That's exactly what we are having!! Keep tuned

[@adamandlorraine]

@@ukconstruction Soss hinges I reckon

[@ukconstruction]

@@adamandlorraine Simonswerks

[@XxMrTibTobsWorldxX]

recommend a new mic my guy, after that good content

[@deanashworth1434]

Are you advertising tobacco too?😂

[@rareasfunk]

I can't get over the fact he's wearing a wife beater! where's the can of stella? I'm just joking before Y'all get stressed!!

[@jrsuk1170]

🤣🤣Have you seen the matching cut off jeans 🤣🤣 Fair play to Robin, he certainly pulls off the Benidorm costume better than I would.