Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
👉 Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate a step-by-step method for repairing a broken barn door that was pulled off its slider and then cracked along the bottom of the door.
This step-by-step guide will show you how i walked thorugh a strategy to repair the door to the initial stength if not a stronger door.
What You Will Learn:
👉 How to get blue into tight crack areas using suction from a shop vac or dust collector
👉 Clamping methods when you do't have clamps long enough to use standard clamping techniques
👉 How to use dowels for repairs to add strength to crack and hole repairs
👉 Ways to repair accidental chip out caused when doing a repair
👉 Thoughts about possible challenges to people with age related or other strength issues that some people don't need to deal with
Why Watch?
Provide ideas on possible repair techniques for dealing with cracks in door or other types of frames..
⏰Timecodes⏰
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Review of Method that will be used for door repair
02:30 Overview of tools to use
03:00 Applying Glue to the crack in the door
05:20 Drilling for dowel insertion
06:00 Discussion of including challenges in video
08:35 Use of Rockler Drill Guide for drilling holes
11:45 Gluing dowels in bottom of door
12:20 Drilling holes in door face for dowels
13:35 Gluing dowels in face
13:55 Dealing with Chipout repair from drilling holes
15:50 Sanding and Final Hardware Support
16:35 Summary and Review
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This video is not sponsored.
All music supplied by Epidemicsound.com membership
Most of the resources I use in my CNC, Laser, 3D printing and other projects are listed on RobSandstromDesigns.com website and the below link will take you to these resources including links to the resources, clamps, bits, equipment, etc.
Resources Links: robsandstromdesigns.com/resources
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Website: robsandstromdesigns.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robsandstro...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robsandstrom...
I love to pass on knowledge and skills Learned. My quest with this channel is to Share knowledge and skills that I have obtained and Inspire others to learn new things and use that knowledge to make cool stuff. Don't let fear get in the way of success.
👉 Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate a step-by-step method for repairing a broken barn door that was pulled off its slider and then cracked along the bottom of the door.
This step-by-step guide will show you how i walked thorugh a strategy to repair the door to the initial stength if not a stronger door.
What You Will Learn:
👉 How to get blue into tight crack areas using suction from a shop vac or dust collector
👉 Clamping methods when you do't have clamps long enough to use standard clamping techniques
👉 How to use dowels for repairs to add strength to crack and hole repairs
👉 Ways to repair accidental chip out caused when doing a repair
👉 Thoughts about possible challenges to people with age related or other strength issues that some people don't need to deal with
Why Watch?
Provide ideas on possible repair techniques for dealing with cracks in door or other types of frames..
⏰Timecodes⏰
00:00 Introduction
01:00 Review of Method that will be used for door repair
02:30 Overview of tools to use
03:00 Applying Glue to the crack in the door
05:20 Drilling for dowel insertion
06:00 Discussion of including challenges in video
08:35 Use of Rockler Drill Guide for drilling holes
11:45 Gluing dowels in bottom of door
12:20 Drilling holes in door face for dowels
13:35 Gluing dowels in face
13:55 Dealing with Chipout repair from drilling holes
15:50 Sanding and Final Hardware Support
16:35 Summary and Review
Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more tutorials like this. Share your experiences and questions in the comments below the video, and let's build a community of knowledgeable CNC enthusiast.
This video is not sponsored.
All music supplied by Epidemicsound.com membership
Most of the resources I use in my CNC, Laser, 3D printing and other projects are listed on RobSandstromDesigns.com website and the below link will take you to these resources including links to the resources, clamps, bits, equipment, etc.
Resources Links: robsandstromdesigns.com/resources
====================
Connect with me !
====================
Website: robsandstromdesigns.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robsandstro...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robsandstrom...
I love to pass on knowledge and skills Learned. My quest with this channel is to Share knowledge and skills that I have obtained and Inspire others to learn new things and use that knowledge to make cool stuff. Don't let fear get in the way of success.
