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Excellent video my friend!

Thank you, this was most helpful 🎉

As an architect in training, love to see it!

impressive work. thanks

A week into my first year apprenticeship in commercial construction and they have me helping with installing dropped ceilings, 8 videos in and this is the first one that explains the process the 4th year journeyman uses to layout the grid. ( Is a joke, he has enough experience and hours to be journeymen, but he's still a 4th year)

Thank u for ur helpful video

Would raising an existing drop ceiling be similar? is there an "easy" way to bump it up? Is it possible to raise just part of a ceiling in a room, or do they always have to come straight across level?

Why are you still drilling when the door is open?

Awesome thanks good to know u remind me of the Boss I had that taught me ceilings

Good video. Will show to my crew as a best practices reminder. Quick question though….were you saying your finished width was 35 15/16”? I failed a TAS inspection for an 1/8” on aisle width. Not sure if 1/16th would get caught, but I just wanted clarification when I show to the crew.

Can you guys do a video on how to shims doors?

Little trick a ceiling guy taught me for layout is to count the number of fulls and multiply by two pull the number from the wall mark and measure the remainder from the other wall and divide by two pull that number from the wall and every four foot are your mains

You cut the main wrong you should always have a wire at the end of the main, doesn’t matter what type of grid system.

Where can I order these

mine still does not close

excelente tecnica

On this exact door handle my key stays jammed inside when the door is locked. Trying to take the handle off but the key won’t turn clockwise 45 degrees.

This stuff is awesome. Used it in the basement.

So why is it so hard to push the tiles up? And then get them back down when I'm running cable above a T-bar ceiling?

It worked for me

What about siding and drywall? My door frame was sized for the wall stud size and won't fit after stucco and drywall.

You made three adjustments, not two. The third was the latch adjustment, which you did not explain at all. Still a helpful video, thank you !!

can you tell me the rough opening for the sheetrock

Nice so how is it holding up?

Your awesome man great way to explain it simple and easy appreciate it big dawg they setup these doors like booby traps lol thanks man

nice video and straighforward. greetings from the Gods. 😊

thanks bro! i'm a maintenance man for a school and this is the second time you enabled me to solve a vexing problem. I appreciate you

It's 7. second's to close

Using this video to show a hotel maintenance man how to fix the room door closure was great!! I would have done it myself, except I didn't have any tools at all with me. 😂

Thanks

Wow!! Thanks!

Thanks, so I will know what they are doing to my ceiling.

If you put a lag in your drill and hook it to a bent wire give it a spin it will straighten the wire.

Taunt lol

Dude show the drilling of the two holes 🕳️ for the lever

I HAVE METAL STUDS AND I WANT TO WOOD BLOCK THEM TO HANG A TANKLESS WATER HEATER WHAT WOOD AND SCREWS DO YOU RECOMMEND TO ATTACH TO THE METAL STUDS AND THEN DRYWALL OVER THAT.

I would rather use the knock down frames other than the welded frames. Im sure your drywallers are better than some of the contractors out there. I recently installed three knock down frames. I couldnt believe the contractors couldnt get the openings correct. Instead of being 38 1/4 X 85. I had 39 1/4 X 84 1/4. Another one was 38 X 83 1/2. The third one i had to cut through an existing wall because the contractor bdidnt want to. I corrected all the issues that i ran up against but if thry were welded ftames , i would be screwed. I hate to say the quality of contractors out there isnt very good. Years ago i would fabricated the interior walls myself , so i didnt run against these problems. Today a lot of the walls would be subbed out to other companies. They either dont know sizes or dont care. I do enjoy your videos as i find them informing. I try to see if i missed something or maybe someone has an easier way . Im a General Contractor Commercial and residential for over 45 years. Take care

I followed the steps but they cylinder wont drop out of the handle once removed? Do you have any advice on how to handle this?

I missed the part about installing the wire

2:54 great view

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Mines stays open 🤦🏾‍♂️

ADA is actually seven seconds and in a hospital you need to make that whisper, quiet clothes which it sounds like you’re missing the silencers in the jamb

I always adjust the the swing speed first then the latch speed after I’ve adjusted the spring tension always start with the spring tension first then swing then latch

Nice job they also sell an ADA pressure tool to see if you’ve got the right force spring force to be ADA compliant interesting to note that an exterior door does not have to meet ADA pressure standards which seems odd to me, but you know there’s so many wind loads andpre-existing air pressures in the building going out the exterior doors

You didn't show the latch, so I'll guess

Thanks for the video. Is that type of glue safe to use on expanded polystyrene?

Where’s the door to that room though?

Helpful!!

Weak ass vid