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This is how I was first taught in a production setting. I've met a lot of carpenters since then who don't do it this way... 🤯. I was thinking about making this video myself, but I'm glad you did. 😂

This is the best video I've seen on a pre-hung door, thank you. Awsome method

Great video was having trouble installing my door, now is perfect.

You gotta try the OMER 18 gauge nailer they are much better and faster than metabo especially for angle shoot...great video thank

Perfect!

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"Remember, there is no more important rule than to wear these...safety glasses."

My dog ripped off the window sill in one of my bedrooms. Glad I stumbled across this video.

nice work thanks

Thanks this cleared up my toxic trait thinking I could do this myself looking for a pro now 👍🏽

Thanks for the great video. Railing looks great.

Nice video..am live my like..

Thanks, the visual helps greatly for a future project!

Thanks Hunter. Just installed my hand rail and went up like a charm!

what about the steps beyond the landing? Speaking of the landing, No continuous handrail? Nice straight forward demonstration!

What size is the rail? 2x8?

Does code dictate a specific thickness? I want to make my own handrail out of wrought iron but it would be about the thickness of a modern wrought iron baluster.

great vid, clearly explained

Flawless handrail 🥇

Dude ? Why did you stop making videos? Look your killing it ? And you stop??

Great job Hunter! I'm covering an arch 94" wide with a pair of 36" (x80") French doors... nice red mahogany. Will have to fill in sides. and top on one side. 1398 for the prehung doors at Home Depot. Thanks for doing the video. I learned some good details!

Well done.

That last piece about the knob is exactly what I needed to know. Thank you very much!

Amazing techniques and masterful install work

Amazing techniques

Awesome techniques brother

Gracias.

Eres un maestro.

My son wants me to do this. Thanks for all the details Huntet

Thanks Hunter. Question, would you always case hang? I have heavy double French doors that were shipped but not attached to the jamb. The hinges are set and I could easily put the door on. Just curious what you would do. Thanks

The drywall screw tip is *so much better*! You rock!

Best video of how to install a door. Respect to you

Nice and easy bro! great video

You talk too much!

Nice video but your commentary was a little bit too much. Keep it short and straight to the point

Thank you for the video. Loved it. Would have loved it much more if you had worn safety glasses while using the compound miter saw and hearing protection. You only get 2 eyes in this life buddy so protect them.

YO YOU INSTALLING A HANDRAIL AND IT SHOULD BE A WALL HANDRAIL GENIUS...PLUS YOU SHOULD LEAVE 1,5 INCH SPACE IN BETWEEN WALL AND RAIL... LEARN THE JOB FIRST, LERN THE CODING FOR STAIRS THEN MAKE VIDEOS BRO... YOU LOOK STUPID NOW...

great vid. when I see other people with a 3 min. vid I know that they aren't gonna do it.

I love this tutorial. Thank you so much

Code?? That's one weak a** handrail. Pull on it side to side, I could pull it apart. You need a post at bottom anchored for strength.

Nice explanation and detail on 'how to' for each step, well done.

How did u find 9 degree for brick moulding?

What size pneumatic nails were you using? I noticed you had two different guns.

If a video makes me actually clap in my living room.... Subscribed.

I question whether this meets building code and, even more important, is safe. One of the handrails I'm about to replace looks identical to this one. The main reason I'm replacing it is that it does not meet the maximum outside diameter requirement which is between 1.25 inches and 2 inches. A handrail must be "grip-able" so that a user can grasp it to prevent failing. I know from experience that the type of handrail shown in this video cannot be adequately grasped to prevent fails - particularly for an elderly adult female with normally smaller hands. My understanding of the code is that the top of a handrail may be between 34 and 38 inches above a stair tread instead of the 36 to 38 inches that was mentioned in this video but I shoot for 36 inches. Maybe it does but it doesn't look to me like this handrail meets the 1.5 inch clearance requirement but at least the requirement is mentioned in the video notes. Regardless, do your own research on building codes before taking on this project or hiring someone to install handrails. From a practical standpoint, an easy way to avoid needlessly marking on walls, using thumb tacks, etc. is to apply painters tape to walls and the do the marking on the tape. Painters tape can usually be removed without damaging paint. I suggest that the owner of this video confirm whether this handrail really does meet code requirements and remove this video if it doesn't.

Bar far this was one of the best and simplified videos on installation of Double French Doors I've watched. I know nothing about that yet was able to follow you. I watched it several times and will still watch it when I am ready to start my project, but needed to say I learned a lot. Thanks!

Liquid nails to the drywall is crazzzy

It took 25 minutes to explain a 5 minute install?

Hey Hunter. How did you know to cut the returns at 1-1/2"? Thanks for the video. I have 2 to knock out, and I'm feeling confident after watching you make it look easy...

Excellent video! Thank you!