Attention to detail is second to none. Great job again. Can't wait for his own channel to start.

Nice one Pete but please use a push stick on that table saw 👍👍🍺🍺

The level of craft is so far far above what’s commonly done in America, it almost takes a minute to tell you’re making a door from scratch. So great to see this!

Nice to see someone still using a smoothing plane , thought it was only me .

Great attitude and standard of work. well done. We used to leave what was called a penny gap to allow for painting etc. That's an old penny thickness.

Excellent and detailed work! I like the approach to get it done right and not leave it to somebody down the line to fix sloppy work.

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it dude! Take care 👍

Brilliant job very thorough. Thank you.

Always a pleasure to watch these videos 😁

Answered a lot of queries I had and gave me reassurance to give it a try, thanks

Great Job Pete 👌🏻 thanks!!!

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it Tony! Take care 👍

Top chippy! Great Attention to detail! Nice one brother!!!

Nice job 👏🏻 thanks for your explanation 👍🏽

Yet again taught simply and your fully showing the steps on the video, luv watching you guys works I’m sure anybody could learn off any of your videos, TOP JOB!! 👌👍

Top job Pete 👍🏻

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks 👍

Awesome well explained and done one of best videos out ther. Thank you

Very nice, now I understand how a door is fitted. Thank you! There is one thing I am wondering; would it not be worth putting some sound-insulating materials in that gap between the wall and the door frame? e.g. some type of plastic or rubber or maybe that foam spray thing people sometimes use?

Top quality work Pete! I’m going to take the method of using a bevel for the architrave. And it’s actually quite nice to see it all nailed by hand and punched in! 💪🏻

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching Ian! 😊👍

Top class

Nice tip with the bevel, I like that

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching FB 👍

Nice tight work

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it! Have a lovely weekend! 👍

I'm a 55 year old builder and been in the game since I was 16. I've got an ocd obsession with perfection where possible. I found your videos relaxing :) Great work, all looks like a "Job in Town!"

@BuildWithAE

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much for your kind words have a awesome week all the best Tony 👍

Hi Pete. Nice video Pete. Cya Pete. PS: Pete, use the sodding push stick Pete. 🙃

Whats the sliding bevel with the easy locking off you use? Thanks

Amazing video as per. What size panel pins is he using?

Great job what make table saw you used

Always build the whole set up on the floor/wall and then install in one piece. Much quicker

Wicked detail! What’s that drum and bass tune in the video called? Nice one

Nice one Pete, I think one of the sponsors need to drop off a Second fix gun for you to test, sod that hand nailing malarkey 😂😂👏👏

@jrsuk1170

2 жыл бұрын

Defo on daywork 👍

Top job Peter. What thickness is the slamming strips you used please?

@BuildWithAE

10 ай бұрын

12 to 13mm 👍

Imagine how good you would be if you were petes apprentice 😲

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, fair play! Thanks for watching bud. Take care 😊👍

Nice work mate, But if you lads are 2nd fixing with hammer an nails why not cut the mitres with hand saws etc?

Good video mate but why don't you use mitre fast on the mitre's and a 18 gauge 2nd fix nail gun to secure?

Where u get that bevel mate?

@BuildWithAE

Жыл бұрын

Amazon 👍

@Build With A&E Hi guys, what nails/ pins was pete using on the architraves please? : )

@BuildWithAE

Ай бұрын

1”1/2 or 2” depending on architrave thickness and 30mm sheridized panel pins all the best Tony 👍

@popandu1170

Ай бұрын

@@BuildWithAE Thanks so much Tony; that's exactly what I needed to know. Keep up the great work. You are the benchmark : )

Nice, well explained vid. Only downside was the terrible choice of ‘music’ 😁

Lovely job Pete , like the bevel tip for the mitres 👌🏼 Miss you guys 🥺🧱👍🏼

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys! We miss you too, feels weird not having you on site 🥺 Take care!

Tidy work ya definitely need to get a second fix nailer

What adhesive was Pete using on the back of the architraves?

@dalemoore11

2 жыл бұрын

Stixall

@amazing451

2 жыл бұрын

@@dalemoore11 Thanks as A&E did not reply

@BuildWithAE

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Kevin are apologies for not replying it’s something that is getting incredible more difficult because of other time commitments like family, running a business, organising a huge show for the Youth of today, it’s one of the main reasons I have hardly done any videos myself, and I’am always thankful that are other Sub get involved and answer some questions as like an open debate. Me personally I don’t like using adhesive on the back some people do it’s just the way some people are shown or decide it might be better fix which in an open debate it could be. There are so many grab adhesive out there they all do pretty much the same job it’s really what your merchant has in stock. Kevin thank-you for being a long time and loyal subscriber I truly mean that because we would not be doing what we are doing without everyone support have a awesome week all the best Tony 👍

@amazing451

2 жыл бұрын

@@BuildWithAE Thanks for the reply 👍

@2288sharingan

16 күн бұрын

​@@amazing451 He shouldn't need to reply. It's literally in the video

but it is a bad ass piece of kit though lol

Eh yup - Your fingers get a bit close to the blade on the table saw, Great vid though, thanks for posting.

4:22....how close did your hand come to the saw blade? Look after yourself mate

Com'on stop trying to be flash, it's called a door stop ! 🙄

I think gluing architrave on is bad practice

@MatSmithLondon

2 ай бұрын

Why is it bad practice? I've found glue+nail (or glue+screw) always gives the best bond when you don't want it to move

you have glasses and ear protection but you lack gloves for the table saw,,,,,,,,??? I'm sorry I can't bear to comment on it, you only have 10 fingers,

Whats the sliding bevel with the easy locking off you use? Thanks