How To Install a Door in Bad Framing!

This was supposed to be a simple door install video. Part way through things go sideways and it takes some problem solving and a little carpenter's intuition to get the job done well. There are loads of tips in this video to help any door install go well!
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[@chatoyancewoodworks1205]

Finally! Someone showed what to do when things aren't perfect. I've hung many doors and it's been my experience that you run into problems more often than is shown in most 'how to' videos. Twisted or bowed 2x4s, out of plumb walls, bowed walls and sometimes, bowed doors! Things go wrong and you have to fix them. Don't feel bad that the install in your video didn't go as 'smooth' as in all the other door install videos. This is a great video.

[@freckles3705]

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[@joletty1793]

So so true! 😂😂😁 Happening to me right now! Hope I figure it out like he did! 😉

[@tommyschepens]

Agree wholeheartedly!

[@carlmax46]

The true professional knows how to fix the mistakes.

[@1012ube]

good video, would be great if he did the trim, because that is going to be a nightmare. what would he do rip a custom extension jam for half the jam that goes from 3/8 to nothing and extend 1/2 the trim with that same taper to return it to the wall?

[@AMentorway4u]

This is the real world of door hanging. It's a better video because the problems you ran into are realistic. Good job, Mr Vancouver.

[@dbayboyds409]

Learnt more from watching you troubleshoot the process than I would have but watching a perfect install! No old houses are prefect so it’s great to see you work through it! Thank you!

[@themarcialesmathmoment5045]

No doubt. Amen to that.

[@yrtuag]

Videos like this are valuable, showed what to do when things don't go right or as planned. 👍😎🤠

[@ckeller07]

Absolutely. The world is often not perfect. My house is a perfect example ... the quality of the door and window installations is pretty poor.

[@martymeyer4125]

Totally agree! Fixing a mistake is more important than a basic install

[@keithbyrnes5989]

I like how you showed your mistake. Anyone who says they have never done that has never set a door.

[@funkybasstrix]

Amen

[@jezeremyhubert]

I was just thinking that. This is the exact mistake I made yesterday. So glad I'm not alone.

[@6actual911]

yes i did it to

[@CytoplasmicGoo]

I've made that mistake as well, especially when trying to make a homeowner happy when I know getting a smaller width door would make my life easier.

[@ChrisKSP]

All the things that made this video longer (which you called mistakes) were super duper educational and made the video even better.

[@durvallerobinson6307]

This was the best video, because it shows the things that normally go wrong while hanging a door. And what he did to fix those issues.

[@sidewaysemu7977]

Anyone can install a door in a plumb and square door reveal. Dealing with this shit is what most of us weekend warriors are looking for help with. Thanks for the vid. Thumbs up

[@havefun1226]

We dont even check if anything is plumb ore square whe have special screws so we can work plumb at any time you carpenters should check them out would save so much time it takes me 30 minuts to finish a door but we have to aseemble the door frame and the walls are 9 out of 10 made from stone where we live

[@cornfusedatbest6693]

@@havefun1226 Can you give the name of these special screws, are they cambered? I love woodworking, but MAN DO I SUCK AT IT. I'm NOT having fun at this point. These guys make it look simple, but I can measure 10 fekkin times and still waste lumber. I'd appreciate any feedback and/or knowledge you have to offer. PEACE

[@justin99xbox360]

@@havefun1226 yea, what are they called?

[@utopia2112]

@@cornfusedatbest6693 See you at the support group.

[@kevinhancock4064]

@@havefun1226 special screws? Enlighten me im curious

[@michaelmcgee2026]

There was a study done with two women selling blenders on tv. One woman had a perfect delivery and did everything right. The second woman spilled the blender which made her nervous and threw her off a bit. The woman that spilled the blender ended up selling more bc she was more relatable to her audience. Thanks for showing that you had to start over like what happens in the real world with hanging doors.

[@lh98]

This is an awesome video for the sheer reason things don't always go perfectly as depicted in most home shows. I've often wondered why I get extra problems like this and it's great to see others encounter it too. You deal with it and adapt. Nicely done sir

[@JonLio]

Nice to see a craftsman who takes pride in his work, and thinks of the guys who will have to work on things 50 years from now.

[@DazedNConfuzed58]

As a retired Carpenter, I removed the door from the jamb and leveled my headjamb, then go to the hinge jamb and I always ran a 2 1/2" deck screw into the center screw hole of the hinge after I removed the short screw in the hinge. At this point, I put in the door and finished with the latch jamb hung to the door. I never used screws in my jamb... just in the hinges. I used 8p finish nails in the rest of the jamb installation.

[@GarwoodNick]

Wow a real legitimate carpentry video. Definitely belongs on the Vancouver Drywaller channel.

[@daveyjones7391]

😂 Funniest comment I've read in weeks. Well played, sir.

[@GarwoodNick]

@@daveyjones7391 🤪 haha

[@malcolmkemp7250]

Mistakes are the best way to see how to do it right. Well done and thanks

[@donaldlee6760]

I normally watch you to learn drywall, but after more than 1 year of watching your awesome drywall videos I am really enjoying watching your door framing and casing videos. I hope to see more of these types in the future.

[@billsmith8339]

My house was built in the mid '70's and every door I have replaced so far has been like this one! Now I know how to get them to fit better ... now to find the energy to re-do them all HAHA Thanks and great video ... I hope you have a video to install the trim!

[@Sawta]

Thank you for showing a _hard_ install rather than an easy one! This is how I expect an upcoming door install for me to go. I need to know how to fix the issues that "normal" installs don't mention. This is way more useful than you would imagine!

[@spiroskodounis8033]

Funny, entertaining and real. I'm not the only one that has problems like this guy.

[@chucktownsley8006]

The fact that you found one plumb wall is a surprise to me. Certainly anyone that has hung a door feels for you. It is a real pain. The only ones I have found moderately easy were ones that I installed the rough framing, since I spent extra time making sure it was completely plumb and wide enough to a little slack to be filled by the shims. As a Tip: The door appears to be opening about an inch on its own. That normally indicates that the hinge side jam is less then 90 degrees to the door. An acute angle like that binds the hinge slightly so that it causes a very little spring effect. It can be solved very simply by loosening the jam side of the hinge and placing a piece of paper about the width of a playing card under the inner half of the hinge wing (the side against the knuckle and the pin). I have found it generally takes two to three folds of the card to make the pin side of the hinge move enough to square the hinge with the door when the door is closed. Ironically, yesterday I was a clients house working on some cabinets and she asked if there was anything I could do about a door that had been sticking and rubbing on the latch side. I did the exact same thing but in this case, put the card shims under the outer half of the hinge wing. This causes the hinge pin to move away from the latch side. 10 minutes and a door that was stuck for a 16 mos was fixed.

[@yevreeva]

I'd like to see a video for this tip. Visually it would be a little easier to grasp

[@chucktownsley8006]

@@@yevreeva Here is a video that shows what I was attempting to describe. kzbin.info/www/bejne/baDLgaCEZ6aaha8 I found it with a quick search and a few views of the result to find one that came close. In all my years I have never pulled out a plane to solve a door issue like that guy suggested at the end of his video. The problem is that the rub will come back over time since the weight of the door is shifted cause even more stress on those hinges. Especially if the frame is installed as professionally as was @Vancouver Carpenter. His perfectionist attitude towards work is amazing. If the house has not settled and caused the door frame to be way out of square, you can use this technique. But before you do, check to make sure the knuckles that the pin goes through have not been sprung. If they are bent open then replace the hinges with new hinges. Then see if it need further adjustment. If the frame IS way way way out of square/plumb then unfortunately is is best to remove trim and free up the frame by cutting the frame nails with a reciprocating saw. Its actually not as bad as it sounds. You are just rehanging the door. @Vancouver Carpenter - sorry for taking over the thread with my long diatribe. Keep up these fantastic videos, you are one of the best on youtube for sure. Chuck

[@CKT222]

Finally a real video on how to install a door.

[@emo65170.]

Finish carpenters are definitely the unsung heroes of fine homebuilding. Subscribed!

[@Proactivity]

There are way too many best-case scenario videos out there but in practice, it's rarely that simple, and at that point, those videos leave you hung out to dry. Thanks for keeping it real!

[@Backstabbio]

This is a great video because it shows you the issues you run into when working on stuff like this, and our dauntless carpenter figuring out how to deal with the problems. I don't feel so unlucky after watching this.

[@garyworley5806]

I appreciate the fact that you had those issues to deal with. It wasn't just another, "Another simple install. Easy, peasy" video.

[@sassyNot4u]

Just paid a 'pro' with great reviews to add a closet to a room. I ended up with very badly framed walls and I stopped him after he'd spent hours (literally) trying to hang the two doors with no success. Took me a day to tear down, and another to frame out properly my darn self. THANK YOU for showing how to adjust for mistakes. Had I seen this video before I did the tear down, I would have been able to frame the door correctly myself without the extra work of reframing. Saved your video for the next time I delude myself into thinking things will be quicker and more professionally done when hiring a pro!

[@matthewheinemann457]

Perfect video. There is more understanding when things are not perfect and must be corrected. Thanks for sticking with this perfect video.

[@christen1075]

Agree with comments, that sometimes when there's a screw up, it's more valuable than when it magically goes right the first time. Well done!

[@darrellblair5818]

I HATE installing doors. Your video was so down-to-earth and showed some real problems/aggravations. You did an excellent job. I sure enjoy your videos.

[@thebestclassicalmusic]

Installing a door now in the island. It was encouraging that I am not the only one having a problem. I need to now learn how to take it as cheerfully as you :)

[@mikemorrison4860]

This dude keeps it REAL. I have a lot of respect for a guy that shows mistakes and all the "unorthodox" steps. I know how it is. Nice job.

[@paulnobles7445]

This is an excellent video. When you ran into a problem you didn't fudge the fix, like a lot of other videos I've watched. You are a very good carpenter and teacher. Thanks man!

[@ryeweskey]

This accurately sums up my day every time I have to install a jamb lol I usually have to factor in the dap line on the old trim work, doing restoration and all, so that's an extra factor to add in to the mix, making sure your reveals also match what they were before while installing it properly. Good times!

[@ARNULFOXRAMIREZ]

Thank you for showing us the whole thing with the small failures and the final work. I learned from this video.

[@teamsilva7563]

I can’t tell you how helpful this was. I have to hang two doors in a very old house where undoubtedly the framing isn’t perfect and this helped so much when things aren’t perfect.

[@fuzzypicklez]

I watch a lot of web development videos. The best show their mistakes and how they debug and resolve. Thanks so much as I prep for home remodeling projects. This is one of my favorite channels to learn the right way to do something.

[@jamesg3475]

Thanks for keeping it real. This is my home through and through. Nothing is straight, nothing is plumb. Built nearly 50 years ago by a home builder. Things were never made quite right, or have moved over the years, or both! So just when i think I've 'got a quick easy'...fix ;) So thanks for a video with real problems (and real errors)...ahh..mis-takes..our true teachers and guides. From a guy sick of a perfect world...you truly did not need to 'salvage' your video...just re visit your intentions. We always start of with the best intentions...then we learn and progress. Your guidance, thoughts and instructions are truly valuable. Many, many thanks.

[@craigerickson1910]

Fantastic video. You're a great teacher. I found your video because I'm in the middle of a nightmarish installation of a new exterior steel door slab in an existing frame. My search term was "how to install new steel door slab in existing warped frame". The new door is 1/4" proud of the frame at latch side top corner. I'm thinking of slicing a long tapered piece of poplar to make the door reveal uniform from top to bottom. I appreciate that you obviously spent a lot of time making sure your video was helpful. I am guessing you rehearsed what you were going to say and do before you actually started making the video. You speak clearly and concisely and don't sprinkle in unnecessary "ums, errs and ahhs". I've installed lots of doors in my 60 years of DIY work and many have problems like you ran into. Plumb and square framing is not as common as one would wish. I'd say it's a good thing you had problems because you calmly explain how to work your way through them. You were wise to forge ahead and make the video with this door rather than take the easy way out and do one without problems. I'd hire you if it wasn't for the fact it's rewarding to do things myself!

[@charlietasto667]

Thanks for including all the difficulties. This is more helpful than a “perfect” install. Real life!

[@_JerryLopez_]

Love this guy! Shows exactly what happens to me on my DIY projects... has the corrections needed to solve the issues. Great vids!

[@tomsalken8925]

Thanks for the honesty. Some home improvement videos are too perfect. When I do carpentry ... well, it is not my forte. Thanks for showing me how to solve some of these issues. Tom

[@SuperWoodbug]

You should be so proud of yourself for powering through this!! I would have wanted to quit and try a video on the next dang door! Well done! PERSEVERE!!

[@dosadoodle]

Far more educational to see the problems and the process you used to fix than a standard install. Thank you for your patience and for sharing the full detail!

[@motheroffire9352]

Thank you so much I was looking for a way to see how I can hold the door up as I put the screws back in and then the form that the hinges have to go. You helped me so much out of at least 15 videos that I watched God bless you and thanks again 🎉🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🦾🦾🦾⚔️✝️😊

[@jamescrinnion8240]

There are tons of How To Hang a Door videos where everything goes perfectly. In my world, the weird exceptions are more the norm. Great video. Thanks.

[@kipbush5887]

Right! I've never owned a home younger than 30 years old. Square door openings are a unicorn.

[@stephenwatson1873]

Great work ethic a few years down the line the coats of paint will cause the door to bind, you eliminate the issue, and say “why should I knowingly cause someone else a problem” shame the person who fitted the partition wall couldn’t have had the same work ethic. Well done, great video, you have a new subscriber.

[@davidsnedigar7851]

I had lost the will to live after spending a couple of hours trying to figure out why my prehung door was binding and wouldn't shut in my new basement bath framing... but your video saved my sanity! :D While the hinge side was perfectly plumb, the latch side framing was a hot mess! Knowing that I'm not alone and seeing you have to do trial and error gives me the courage to try it again without pulling my hair out! :D Thank you!

[@frankpristov9745]

Go for it mate, you will get it done in the end

[@mikekoss1i]

You make the very best videos/tutorials and appreciate your ability to go into detail while keeping the methods and descriptions simple making perfect sense!

[@ToddThompson-du9mx]

at least in my life, youtube is the best part of the internet, this is a great example of why, just sharing of information willingly by people who know their craft amd are living breathing human beings with oersonalities and all is just invaluable in my opinion. Thank you sir!!

[@billychristensen6071]

I have a great respect for you posting this. The struggle is real! Thanks

[@fritzweiss3065]

Just watched this video as I prepare to replace all 11 interior doors in my home. Super happy to see that even Pros make mistakes...but then they don't freak out about it. They just fix it. :)

[@Crazybird-3]

Thankyou .I have watched 20 or more videos on door jambs and hanging doors. You give so much more information and show every single step. This is how DIY videos should be made!! I love that it didnt work out and you had problems with this door. You were able to show what to do if this happens. For me this always happens ! NO OTHER video shows that something went wrong and how to fix it. Your an awesome instructor with a bonus of being a handsome guy makes it easy to enjoy watching !!

[@nathancorbean4364]

Thank you brother for showing what is some of the bs we finish carpenters have to go through!

[@cheallcj9351]

We are installing our interior doors with jamb! You have the best straight to the point video and also show the mistakes how u fixed them! Nice! Thanks! Now, good luck to mines!😂😂👍

[@calvinmartini6914]

I'm a long time DIY homeowner and really learn a lot from your videos. It's all the little details and craftsmanship that I learn from. Your instructional style is excellent. Thanks for making these great videos.

[@woollybully]

That "Yes!" from behind the closed door. I felt that in my soul. Excellent job dealing with the issue!

[@awalton9024]

This is without doubt the best DYI instruction video I've ever seen because it shows what you will actually experience. These were not weird conditions these were normal conditions. Weird (actually fantasy) is what most videos show, where everything works perfectly the first time.

[@randymarko486]

Dude.., you are the Boom..... HONEST and FRICKEN funny. LOVE your videos. True ta life situations thats others dont want to share ( that dont know how to share ) GREAT JOB as usual.

[@tommyschepens]

Thank you for being so thorough and showing how to make corrections on the fly... very helpful for a multi-tasking pro handyman!

[@TeddyWalla]

I know it's painful in the moment, but thank you for still filming! the experience of how much those extra screws affect the spacing is invaluable!

[@stevelee2905]

Seriously dude, this is better than tutorials and what’s out there. Even though we love all who share. It’s like on the job training and experience. The mistakes and problems are what everyone needs. Made very in depth and appreciated. Thanks. I’m def subscribed. Cheers from Long Island

[@bigrich6750]

One of the most valuable KZbin videos I’ve ever watched.

[@slatsgrobneck7515]

Plus One!!

[@markw1389]

Thanks for the great video. Most help videos for DIY are problem free and all you really learn is how to do jobs with no problems. Well frankly I've never seen a job without problems. Videos that show how to problem solve are best way to learn. Thanks for this. Your delivery is great too. 🙂

[@LawrenceGerstley]

It's an amazing world we live in when you can find an excellent video solving exactly the same bad framing problem you find yourself cursing about for days. Thanks for doing this, sharing the adjustments that have to be made, etc. This was invaluable.

[@BCCartman]

Looking forward to the "complete other video" for how you trim that wonky wall out !

[@dangerzon3143]

Did he ever make a vid on trimming it out?

[@EMTdrummer]

Thanks for keeping it real.....the learning value of fixing mistakes is far more than a clean installs which are rare....big thumbs up!!

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

I like how you showed your mistake . I’m buying a camera man and starting my Chanel . You gave me the kick I needed bro . Been contemplating it for a while .wish me luck .

[@robertsimmons1264]

Didn't see you check diagonals for the opening. That one of the first things I do to give me a mental visual of the opening before checking plumb on the framing. Thanks for your tips and tricks.

[@charleswilson4598]

I like how you showed an imperfect door frame and how you deal with that. So many door hanging videos show a door frame that is perfectly square and plumb and they just install the door, but most of the time the door frames I have will be out somewhere and I need instruction on how to deal with that. Thanks for the detail.

[@josecarcano6445]

This video has helped out alot, some people expect take a door out and slap a new on in. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@ntopits]

I’ve been watching your videos for years but never subscribed. Somehow just came across this video (11 months late) and, real talk, this earned my subscription. I already respected you, but man, seeing you handle this pain-in-the-ass install without editing out the screw-ups was so encouraging to see. It helps to remember that other pros struggle with dumb stuff like this too. Thanks for your contributions to the construction community 👍🏽

[@flamabl1]

LOL, as usual are neighbors to the north are just cool. Your troubleshooting and clear explanations made this the best of the 10 install videos I have watched so far. I think I am ready now. Thanks so much.

[@StandardEnvy]

I love how this video shows how installing a door actually goes on the job.

[@stevemar8593]

Outstanding video on how to install pre-hung door and all the various problems and there solutions. I like to see real life situations where the installation does not workout perfect and you provide solutions. Thanks...

[@ianchalgren]

GREAT vid. It’s nice to see real world problems rather than just a simple, straightforward solution. This helps. Thank you!

[@williammclaughlin2352]

Best video I've ever seen. A true video and how to handle different scenarios. Good job and Thank You

[@Ring49]

Please make a video on how you do trim on a door like this. Most of the doors/windows in my house have this problem :(

[@Timespider]

Alex C - He has a video on this here ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4KreZmQpreHr6c ) watch it all first the camera guy has a correct tip.

[@funkybasstrix]

That's exactly what I was looking for

[@jimmutney3615]

Excellent and very helpful. Thanks for sticking with it when you ran into challenges. Solving those things that don’t go right is what I call good teaching

[@finelinesperry3944]

I really appreciate you showing that a mistake can be made by experts...Thank you so much!

[@klehman4832]

Entertaining and useful! Lots of 'perfect' install videos out there but rarely does it go that way in older homes. Thanks for showing the 'fix' portion!

[@AllenManor]

Wish I had had this video when I started re-doing my doors last year! Emphasis on most instructional videos seems to be "hang a door in 10 minutes!" with no reference to when circumstances aren't less than perfect. Thanks for this video!

[@deirdremcadams7766]

Oh my goodness, I love this video!! Thank you, thank you, thank you for letting us see how things really are and how you handle it.

[@1_MartinFlanagan]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It's easy to follow and methodical. Much appreciated

[@amyf.2090]

Thanks for showing us what to do when there's a problem. I have a feeling that's the sort of thing I'll be dealing with when I switch out my doors.

[@kellybeaton8215]

You learn more from mistakes. I appreciated that you went through with the video because the issues you dealt with are real life issue that make the one hour job take 8 hours.

[@Papi4l2]

this might be one of the first videos ive seen from u a few years ago, or atleast one of the first i remember. and back when i did see this, i was like nope...doors are hard to do. fast forward a few years and still, not a ton of experience under my belt but ive cut some drywal, and added new outlets, patched drywall, so im getting a feel, and here i am, watching this video again. i can say today, i feel better about trying something like this. this video is good because it shows, hey...this isnt always easy, stuff happens, and sometimes u gotta do what u gotta do to get it to work. and thats huge for people watching to understand, we dont have to be amazing and perfect with tons of experience. this stuff happens, just gotta know how to combat against it. love ur videos

[@honeydohelpers7511]

All your videos are wonderful! Love the easy to digest straightforward answers that breakdown the basics to any given task while also showing some unconventional methods along the way. Your comparisons of techniques and approachable attitude inject that much needed confidence to push through any learning curves to master a seemingly impossible task. Showing your “mistakes” and “afterthoughts” is a welcomed touch that legitimizes your advice and gives permission to newcomers to embrace hurdles as the learning moments they prove to be.

[@mikeallen7720]

While your videos are greatly filled with information ... some of them are so fun to watch because you give them some humor also! Thanks

[@jackvanroo4622]

Great video, gets you well prepared for unforeseen problems when renovating

[@brucefrohn9834]

I enjoyed your video. When I was younger, I worked as a finish carpenter. The first tools I took into a new job was a 6 foot level & a large sledge hammer, just to get all the rough frame openings square & plumb. Next I'd rasp, or saw off all of the overhanging sheetrock in the door openings. Then place the framed door into the wall opening, jamb a shim on either side of the door frame header, so the frame would hold still, step back & look at the door/frame reveal & adjust as needed. From here, I'd hang the hinge side, then the latch side, similar to your method.

[@jenniemayer4090]

This video was MORE helpful because of the unexpected issues you had! Thank you so much for your explanations, especially the problem-solving you did! Thank you for keeping all that in the video! Love your channel, by the way!

[@acarl2368]

Nice video. Thanks for showing how to work through things that sometimes go wrong.

[@JCricket900]

Great video!! A lot of professional videos only show how a door is installed under “new home” circumstances. Or if doing remodeling they’ll only show the smooth set up and not the rework because of warped walls. The “pros” think it makes them look like they don’t know what they’re doing. But in reality no job ever goes picture perfect. There is almost always rework, and being able to work through issues like this is what defines a skilled laborer and puts them a step above someone simply putting all the pieces together. Again, awesome video!!

[@dcharnas2592]

I hope you make a video on how to case this door! I would really like to see how this is done.

[@agruici]

any difference use latex caulking to fill

[@randommusings48]

Same here!

[@steveo4141]

Easiest way is to trim back the drywall....shave it down so the casing is recessed slightly into it where the drywall sticks out....I've had to do this a few times ...if done carefully nobody will even notice unless they really look at it.

[@gregfarrand7917]

Michael C p

[@derricksimon5471]

Use a flush cut router bit to ride the sheetrock and cut the jamb. After it's flush, scribe and cut a jamb extension. Apply wood glue and tack it onto the jamb.

[@ericpate7875]

Loved the video. I thoroughly enjoyed the fact that you used a real situation and not something staged that always shows a perfect fit. You are way nicer than I would have been. I would have called that GC and told him to get over here and fix his jams, but, I do know it’s quicker to fix the situation yourself than it is trying to wrangle a GC up and actually get a fix done in a timely manner.

[@lindamcgough3645]

So brilliant to show the problems that everyone faces in the real world! I learned a lot from your 'mistakes'! 👍

[@MorganSharp_stolenlives]

@Vancouver Carpenter you do a great service and a great job with your channel videos. Thank you.

[@cwslsj]

Great real world video of the true problems that come with repairs.

[@cameronp5728]

This earns a new sub. I am going to have to hang over 20 interior doors and ive never done it before....this is what i expect to happen. great job

[@psalm23sheepdog]

Well, I feel better. I thought this kind of stuff only happens to us DIY guys! Thanks Vancouver Carpenter.

[@eugeneaugustine5979]

Great video! I live in an old home and nothing is square or plumb. I think we all learn more when we see common mistakes and how to fix them. thank you!