WHERE'S MY SHOP DOOR? - Door Framing in a Load Bearing Wall - Shop Build 07

[@TimFleenor]

I just gotta say, I watch a ton of KZbin. Your 3-second how do I intro has to be one of the most satisfying ones on the internet.

[@Samcraftcom]

Wow, thanks! To be honest, I didn't design it... bought from this site -- you insert text and logos and it's generated for you. Well worth the cost IMO. :) introchamp.com/

[@loustoneberger8921]

Sam. Love watching your progress. As well as your enthusiasm!! When I say this I’m NOT criticizing you,only making an observation 😎 but you do things the hard way. I like your disclaimer..I’m not a professional so you might want to check that out….haha. It’s wonderful to see a person willing to do what your doing. I think in the end,the results will be fine. We will be watching,critiquing, but rooting for you 😎😎😎. 👍

[@Samcraftcom]

I do things the Samway. :) In no way is it perfect or wonderful from a workflow standpoint, but thankfully it's just this one workshop I'm building for now. :)

[@jesusislord2457]

🎉🎉YAY YOU 🎉🎉 It won't be long now! Say hi to Angela and those precious little boys! 😘 I hope everyone is getting over the crud! ☮️💖🙏🇺🇸

[@Samcraftcom]

They say hi back. :) We're all nearly better, yeah, thank you!

[@stvcolwill]

Sam, I’m really liking this series even though I’m not building a shop myself who knows maybe one day!

[@stevedonalson5675]

Nice work on the doorway. That’s the way I did mine.

[@Samcraftcom]

Very nice!

[@CraigLafferty]

Absolutely love this series! Your honesty is so refreshing.

[@Samcraftcom]

Glad you enjoy it! Also thanks for the kudos and reminder to just keep being me. :)

[@jayjohnson3090]

Persuasion Device...LOL NICE!!! 🤣🤣

[@keepmovingforward6518]

Very cool build so far. I am also not a conventional builder. Haha If you are selling your big tablesaw you could get a small benchsaw you can pull out when you need.

[@ronnorris1504]

Enjoying the video and your detailed explanation of the build. Look forward to the next one

[@17allen17]

Looking good! Keep up the good work. In your last video, you mentioned people might not want to see all the goings on but people do. Showing your life, growth and challenges, even non -woodworking can inspire people. Have a good weekend!

[@Samcraftcom]

That's a very good point... thank you!

[@Bdbrad71]

Nice job Sam can't wait to see when its all done

[@Samcraftcom]

Thanks 👍

[@NWGR]

Looking forward to the next one Sam! Watching you build your new shop from the ground up is quite inspiring.

[@Samcraftcom]

Awesome, thank you!

[@TheWoodHaven]

Glad I watched this. I had not considered the nailing surface of the siding. I probably would have done the same thing...now I probably still will, but I won't have an excuse.

[@Samcraftcom]

LOL Or you may have a quicker fix. :) Some suggestions here was to cut the thickness of the siding into the birdsmouth on the exterior to allow the siding to slide up into place still -- a good fix. More labor and saw/ladder time, but no extra material or hardware costs. Your build is looking good!!!

[@robertbankhead8661]

Thanks for sharing, definitely done the way Sam wants to do it. So question, who did your intro for video's, that has to be the most impressive intro I've ever seen. Keep the pace up on this build!

[@Samcraftcom]

Yep.. the Samway. :) LOL My video intro was purchased from this site: introchamp.com/ Well worth it in my opinion!

[@keithkolmos5933]

Love watching this series. Keep up the good work Sam!

[@Samcraftcom]

Great to hear, thanks!

[@thesplinteredfinger]

Just a suggestion, but I found it great to have everything in my shop on wheels, even the CNC table. It makes it easier to clean, rearranging and getting things out of the way if I am needing extra space for a project. The CNC table has levelers and locking feet to ensure it doesn’t move. I have never regretted that decision.

[@Samcraftcom]

Oh yes!! Wheels for the win absolutely! :) My CNC table is on locking casters too.

[@stellaunger8568]

Looking good-enjoying the build. 😃

[@fattback3780]

Just started following you. Looking to buy a CNC so that's how I found you. l have enjoyed following along with you and your family on your workshop build. Keep up the good work!!!

[@Samcraftcom]

Welcome to the channel! I'm still 100% happy about my Shapeoko XXL Pro purchase and would recommend it to anyone if it meets their budget and needs. Good luck finding your right CNC!

[@glimmermomma4373]

You got it going on!!! Stay warm and safe.. looks like a lot of ice headed your way..

[@JakeApperson]

I recently got a 12x16 shed that is becoming my workshop. Now that the electrical is done the transfer of tools from the garage has begun as time and weather allows. I am in the same boat as you with thinking about selling my saw and going with a tracksaw and smaller job site saw. Makes me sad to do that, but the room required that I’ll gain will be huge in the end.

[@kurtsandy766]

Hmmmmmmm sawdust in beard equals “Man Glitter”! Keep Crafting big bear!

[@kenluning909]

I have actually cut the birdsmouth too deep before myself. Nice build on the shop.

[@Samcraftcom]

Thank you!

[@dorisgreenberg2811]

Still praying for your heal to be healed.

[@christopherdekonstrukt444]

Need to replace top plate in place along with header, jack and king for garage wall.

[@jacklabloom635]

I am really enjoying watching this build.

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Always pull the nails when you pull the board. You will never forget and step on one later on.

[@killazftw]

Lookin good man!

[@vbyler3119]

Make sure when you do the roofing that the underlayment goes over the drip edge and not behind it so that moisture is forced out over the drip edge

[@cliff5240]

Can't wait to see your critique on that laser sitting back there on your CNC. Trying to decide on a laser but wanting to see what your take is one that one.

[@Samcraftcom]

Thanks! So far the diode is the weakest link -- only a 5 watt. I wish it were one of the newer dual-beam laser heads that are becoming popular with other machines. Otherwise, it's really nice and is doing quite well.

[@cliff5240]

@@Samcraftcom Didn't know anything about a dual beam, will have to check it out. Thank you and God Bless, love watching your families journey!

[@TheLouisianaHobbyGuy]

Enjoying the build Sam!

[@Samcraftcom]

Thanks!! It's been fun to do... well mostly. :)

[@Doodchillbro]

Got my sub once i heard “persuasion device” haha 😂

[@jerryhubbard4461]

In my new 12x24 shop with cathedral ceiling I put the 3.0 door in the center of the long wall. My reason for that was to have at room on each side of the door for equipment. Putting it on the end would take a lot of the wall and leave you with two short walls. Also it give me a straight path to my house and not have to walk around the building. No two buildings are alike; You have to make them fit to your needs.

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Your the man Sam! Good job!

[@mick5740]

Great vid ! Im building a mudroom. Was going to do a double top plate like you did. A friend builder got me worried saying it should be up right 2x4s. Looks like a double flat top plate should be fine. 12x7 shed mudroom. Post frame. 1 foot lean too

[@engineerofalltrades]

Thinking of getting a camper/trailer and build my shop too.

[@kathymeares6282]

Hey Sam

[@randymatthews5263]

Track saw with parallel guides and track square will enable you to do anything neeeded to break down sheet goods

[@sammcgee180]

Great job 👍

[@norm5785]

Benn watching progress, have not heard what type of heat you will use. I know last year your video covered the three you have used and your choice going forward. Have you looked into a Diesel Heater? I now use one in my 12 x 20 high barn shop. I have also used various heating methods for heating in prior shops. I decided on the Diesel heater All in One. Love the roofing and door projects. Thank you for sharing your awesome workshop build with us. Great Price also. From Henrico County Virginia

[@Samcraftcom]

I figured I'll use propane heat again.. mostly because the workshop will be going off grid initially if not forever and electric heat will be a killer to the system. I've not heard of diesel heaters before... I'll have to look it though. Sounds interesting

[@robbiterry38]

looking good man, keep up the good work.

[@Samcraftcom]

Much appreciated

[@eddybergman9782]

Robot row or robot road sound like good names for stage right.

[@wannabefunnyman]

I just found you, but judging from what I’ve seen you would benefit greatly from swapping your table saw out for a track saw. It’s not something that would suit me, but it seems like from the videos I’ve seen from you, being able to put away your material breakdown equipment when not in use would be a pretty efficient use of space for you.

[@Samcraftcom]

I appreciate your observation! :) I've been trying to learn more about track saws and maybe a DIY MFT setup and they seem pretty nice..

[@fillg]

Instead of thinking about it as "fixing a mistake", just call it "installing a triple top plate for extra structural integrity" 😃

[@Samcraftcom]

Haha there ya go!

[@georgehardy8165]

Hi Sam, I just finished watching the video awesome, nice job by the way...!, I was curious as to know what size door will be installed? and approximately how many window will your shop have when finished? we my wife & I love watching your builds they are not only great, but also inspiring too. I was also curious to know if Tennesee has any building codes? and if so are they strict? well we are excited to see your next video and build of the workshop. thanks for sharing it with us. My wife Carmen sends her best regards to you, your wife & your kids, Happy New Years guys from Carmen & I From your friends in Lima Peru George & Carmen

[@Samcraftcom]

Hi guys, thanks! Some counties in TN have building codes, and some do not. We live in a county where there are codes. I plan to have two windows in my workshop, on the same wall as the door. The door will be whatever size is needed to fill in the gap. I think it's about 44 inches wide, but not 100% sure. Thanks!

[@georgehardy8165]

@@Samcraftcom I know you will figure it out, you do awesome building and we love your channel, I will spread the word about your channel thanks Sam for sharing...!

[@chadscustomcrafts7919]

"Pucker factor of 2" The tension was real. ROFL

[@Saltmancer]

Maybe do an exterior metal door for the added security there are crazy people online that will even steal pet lizards of a creator I watch. Watching this reminds me I should probly finish insulating my attic >_>

[@michaelsnell4034]

you need to get yourself a cat's paw to pull those nails out. a small one works fine to lift a nail so a hammer can work. Also, if you have to cut a bottom plate again, I suggest a sawzall. the blades are way cheaper if you hit a sheeting nail in your plywood.

[@kevinserna2476]

A “persuasion device” 😂

[@loyeantleyjr.8646]

😇🥰😇

[@GregsWorkshopOregon]

You can often tell whether a man goes to Lowe's or Home Depot by the tools he uses.

[@Samcraftcom]

Hahaha very true!! It all started with buying a combo kit, then I was "stuck" with that battery type. LOL I'm not a die hard Craftsman fanboy, just happens to be the affordable brand nowadays. LOL

[@krystalflood4877]

its not rocket science....cuz its not rockets. hhahahahahahahahaha so funny

[@watahyahknow]

seen the doors that where set up as a one and a half , basicly a full door on one end and a verry narrow door on the other end , helps if one door is just too narrow and stops the need to get a realy wide door that needs to be cstom made and loads the hinges a lot more as for the layout : if youre building an "island"in the middle you could put a insert in the middle that you can either cover with a plate or drop in either a small benchsaw and a routermounting plate intoo with a sunken in guiderail setup that you can take off when using the table for putting stuff together or as a workbench in general , that way you still have some sort of a saw/router table kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6WboWZrfJqjhNE kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYLbm3inhLaFpM0 island doesnt need to be huge but having a surface a little longer than the carry-on tablesaw does help (i think you have one of those small tablesaws (or was it a mitersaw) i seem to remember youre wife using it when you did the boys room )

[@Samcraftcom]

I thought about doors like that too -- pretty cool compromise between the two options. :) I really like the multi-function workbench ideas, too! My current table saw (that I am selling) is a 10" cast iron table top with router plate insert into a side wing. It's just too large for my real needs. I will either get a smaller job site size saw, or track saw with MFT setup of sorts.. still time to figure that out. :) Thanks!

[@watahyahknow]

​@@Samcraftcom thnk the tracksaw is the best allround option for small workshops, basicly because you can cut through full size sheets without having to handle them across the table and possibly scew the sheet while guiding it through the saw , only downside is like i said before that you do need to get down on youre knees and crawl over said sheet on the ground to cut through it as the sheet is just too wide to reach over from either side wich i know isnt all hat eazy when youre eeehr not so skinny as you used to be there might be tracks available for the handmachine youre allready have i know kreg makes a universal one www.kregtool.com/shop/cutting/circular-saw-cutting/accu-cut/KMA2700.html , seen tracks made from thing triplex too just a 4 inch or so wide strip with a smaller strip fitted to the side , then you use that side piece as a guide and saw through the bottom piece , now you have a perfect fitting track that you can butt up against youre markings and saw a perfect straight line through it (as long as the track dont shift ) , takes in way less space too maibe get a bigger chopsaw for the smaller cuts and for the lumber stuff you can put that against the wall in one end of the shop

[@Lawiah0]

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[@clydedecker765]

Sam, I think the world of you and Angela. BUT repeating the same content from channel to channel is a little bit much. I'll sure be glad when you go back to separating those worlds. I KNOW its your shop and until Sam has a shop, he gotta do the same things cuz deres only one Sam. Howsomever, maybe Angela can do her world too ...or sumpin.. The lady gotta be doin stuff to keep the rest of youse together and getting ready for da big moove.🤣🤣

[@Samcraftcom]

It's only an overlap that viewers of both channels will see.. which given the channel sizes is very small. To rob one channel of the content would be a disservice to the other's audience. I suggest to just pick a channel to watch the workshop build on if you're interested in it. Otherwise, like you said, it will eventually diverge back into different pathways and subjects. Angela does do things while I work, but between the two of us I am the one with the desire to create videos and do all of the prep work, editing, and management of it. Additionally, we only have one set of "camera gear" for video productions.

[@lindaalbano6868]

Aren’t you supposed to be sharing the work space with your wife

[@Samcraftcom]

No. She has her own soap making shed -- completely furnished, insulated, wired, and plumbed with water and water heater. Her shed will be moved to this property.