Like some others I had thought I would have to use a router, but this looks like the best way to do the job. One issue, the audio wasn't very good. I'm glad that you had your comments written. Still it would be better if your audio was better. I had everything on my end turned up all the way. But, thanks again for the video. That helped. Those pulls are exactly what I'm dealing with. Perfect.
@@InspireDIY Yep went really well. Took my time and marked correctly and chiselled a little bit at a time. Looks good. I had a dodgy olde inherited chisel so went and got a nice 5 pack of new ones in a case, should last a long time. Fairly sharp out of the box, but will work on them a bit more to get them really sharp later. Thanks again.
Things seams easy to make when you explain it . Can you please make a video to show how to fix a heavy mirror from Ikea it's 25 kg Mirror on gyproc wall on the horizontal thank you
Hey Cort, this demonstration was done on a hollow-core door as most internal doors are now. There is always a 25-30mm (1 inch) timber frame around its perimeter, and some have a little extra where the handle would be fitted. Just keep it close to the edge and all is well🤙 best of luck. Kent
o would appreciate instructions on how to install a pull in the edge. with the doors in place. the pull on the face of the door becomes inaccessible with the door fully opened.
Hey Ross, Is this is a cavity slider or pocket door that you are talking about, or a sliding (barn) door? if it's a sliding door is it an option to move the 'door stopper' so the door doesn't completely open hiding the handle, I get this lessens the doorway size, alternatively (pocket door) you could install one of these (amazon affiliate link) amzn.to/3sCFGaZ thoughts? Kent
@@InspireDIY thank you for your response. this was the first of your videos I have seen. Will definitely be watching more. You have great content & presentation. I am now subscribing!! Keep up the good work.
