Bruceaulrich

Great job!

It looks great!

I bought my sheet of MDF from the Blue store, and it measures 49"x97"...in fact, all sheets of MDF I've seen at both of those stores are always that measurement. I did soften the edges with a roundover bit, but the hardwood would make it look pretty nice. I don't really have a lot of rough stuff hitting the edge of the MDF though.

Love it!

Glad it was helpful! They're roughly 8" wide and about 17" long. There is some variance with the different styles, but that's about the general size of most of them. Tag me on IG @Brudaddy when you make them. I want to see!

Thanks! Yeah, that would probably work well. I did that to trim the foam to size so I know it would cut well. Maybe on the next one!

Thanks so much, Ethan! It was a fun one to experiment with some new things!

Thanks for the tips and info! yeah, this bit was a spiral up and down so it gave a pretty nice finish right off of the router.

Thanks so much! I appreciate it!

Thanks for the clarification on the terms!

It does kind of look like '60's art! Yeah, I hear ya. I happen to like using the bandsaw, but if you don't, you could probably rely more heavily on the router bit.

Thanks for the compliments and for checking out the project. I guess you didn't follow through to the end. I used a flush trim bit in my router to make these. I just cut them close to the line on the bandsaw so the router bit didn't have to work as hard.

Hey there! Thanks for checking out the project. I'm not able to provide you the files per copyright. Hope you have a great weekend!

Thanks so much!

Thanks for the reply and concern.

I don't remember the exact measurements for this door, but it was for a large, 8 foot opening, and because of how barn door hardware works, the door actually extends above the opening of the door. I bought one 16 foot long piece of 1x10" pine to make this door, and the backer was a single sheet of 3/4" plywood. I even had a couple strips of the pine left. Hope that helps!

¡Muchas gracias! ¿No estoy seguro de lo que quieres decir?

Thanks so much, Jessy! I love them too! They were in a friend's house.

The one that appeared to be slow the real-time speed of the lift. It goes from concealed to fully up in about 15-20 seconds, so not too bad.

Those are the rails that lift the hinged piece of wood so your tv doesn't smash into it. Yes, they remain there. It does kind of look like Batman! ha ha

Thanks so much, Andrew!

Not sure I understand?

Thanks for that, Steve! I wish it was in my house.

Thanks so much! It tested some of my tools quite well.

Thanks so much, Jessy! Yeah, this door is over 100" tall and came in at 53" wide.

That's a great method! I had seen that done before too, but I wanted to try it a little different way. Your way is probably easier. ha.

Hi Krr711, Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm not sure why the site is giving you problems. I post tutorials like this to my own site, www.bruceaulrich.com, so definitely go over there and check those out!

Hi Krr711, Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm not sure why the site is giving you problems. I post tutorials like this to my own site, www.bruceaulrich.com, so definitely go over there and check those out!

Hi Krr711, Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm not sure why the site is giving you problems. I post tutorials like this to my own site, www.bruceaulrich.com, so definitely go over there and check those out!

That's a great idea!

That's a good idea! Thanks for the input.

Interesting. Most American saws I've seen in the last 10 years do have some kind of riving knife now. It is a huge help when preventing kickback. Thanks for checking out the project! Stay safe!

That's a good idea, but I wonder if it is rigid enough for some things to have support as you push through the saw?

Thank you! Yeah, it is really a necessity!

These look great! I love the steel and wood look. Nice job!

Thank you! I'm not sure what you mean for the handles to be shaped like a bridge?

I've not seen a noticeable difference in the operation of the garage door since adding this a couple of years ago. That being said, I don't often open it any longer, since I installed climate control in the shop.

Thanks so much! It is a look (splines) that I'm becoming more and more fond of. Thanks for checking out the project!

Thank you very much, Penolopy! I appreciate you checking out the project!

Very good idea. I should have done that.

Cool project, Alex!