You should have shown the audience the other side of the joined pieces at 7:02 . Also at 8:08 you can see the bit is cutting the hair line on the face of lumber which ends up 2" snipped groove at 8:16 . (Tap the blue min:sec to see the snapshot)
Thanks Juan! I don't have all the fancy tools you do, but I built this exact door (mine was 53" wide x 82" tall) and it really looks terrific! Wish I could upload a photo. I used a different barn door slide - (exterior grade, also natively 12 feet long, with a slide guide on the floor to prevent front-to-back movement). And I installed whisker strips at the edges to help keep out bugs and mice. My shed has a cantilevered roof over the door, so I'm not worried about water entering. I appreciate your thorough guidance in this vid!
@@nfgojags1 I used the SmartStandard system (Amazon), and upgraded the floor guide to their adjustable roller guides. My yard is on the side of a hill, so the shed is built on its own deck (to make it level). The door area has a 4 foot roof over it. So while I couldn't find a barn door system that was fully rated for outdoors, the one I selected is more industrial grade and easier to weatherproof. Whisker strips - technically door sweeps - I ordered the sizes I needed from DK hardware. Lock - Any regular padlock hasp will do. I mounted it to the back of the door so that the hinged plate sticks out the side and nicely hits the catch. Easy.
Thanks for posting this. I have been looking for unique wood inlay templates and could not find much of a selection from the usual woodworking sources. I knew some clever person with a unused cnc would produce some. I’m checking out slab stitcher currently.
I imagine this is very floppy in the wind maybe noisy too? Also if you grab it from the bottom I bet you can bend it real easy enough to enter using the doors leverage and probably won't make any noise doing it either.
It would have been nice to show us how you made the state of Texas. You showed us how to make the hole for the state of Texas. But not the actual inlay piece.
Juan, nice video. Thank you. I am going to copy you. Sorry if you provide the reference - you have a saw stop table and you are using some mitre bars there that are blue that seem to fit perfectly. Do they? Where did you buy them?
Them gutters weren’t leveled right .....I’m not here to bash but the water needs to run to the down spout and that was a lot of silicone caulk that’s was a lot of pile up at the seem that’ll act like a gold pan and shingles are coated in a corse rock like materials that are heavy sometimes so what happens is you get build up in those spots and it can bust the seem
No sir rain water is gonna wrot fascal board ! Gutter is used for 2 purpose , and that is to protect fascal and to prevent water from collecting perimeter of foundation. Which can caut foundation problems.
