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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpVax3Gf-HM by Insider Carpentry - Spencer Lewis YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpVax3Gf-HM by Insider Carpentry - Spencer Lewis YouTube] | ||
In this video we cover how to shim the pocket door opening to receive the pocket door jambs. I cover how to get good margins between the door slab and split jamb pieces. I show you the most accurate and efficient methods to get this task done as quickly as possible. No one likes installing pocket doors but it is a big part of a carpenters work flow. Hopefully this video helps increase your quality and efficiency when installing pocket doors. | In this video we cover how to shim the pocket door opening to receive the pocket door jambs. I cover how to get good margins between the door slab and split jamb pieces. I show you the most accurate and efficient methods to get this task done as quickly as possible. No one likes installing pocket doors but it is a big part of a carpenters work flow. Hopefully this video helps increase your quality and efficiency when installing pocket doors. | ||
=====How to Build a Door Jamb===== | |||
[https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-build-door-jamb-7564777 by Kamron Sanders 26/7/23 the spruce] | |||
Learning how to build a custom door jamb will unlock many more door options for your home project, including salvaged and antique doors. While most builder-grade doors include jambs, this isn't always the case for custom doors. In this case, you'll have to build a DIY door jamb that holds the door within the frame. | |||
