A Secret Door You've Never Seen...

Take a look at this massive trim install. We talk lessons learned, design principles, challenges we overcame, and how to make a job turn out great by working with other trade partners.

00:00 - The Basement Walkthrough
02:27 - The Main Staircase
04:37 - The Great Room
06:35 - The Dining Area
06:56 - Baseboard Details
07:30 - Final Touch Ups
07:56 - The Foyer Area
08:59 - Window and Door Casing
09:25 - Interior Doors
10:21 - Coffered Ceiling

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[texascraftsman]

I’ve been on the same job for almost 2 years, I’ve forgotten what it feels like to complete a job lol looks good brother

[Herb-cm]

I look forward to seeing your work with finish. Your attention to detail should shine!

[fattonylyf]

Thanks to you, I’ve up my carpentry skills x10 thank you for all that you do.

[vanillagorilla]

I’ve been building custom cabinets for 15 + years and installing for 4 +years. And the easy to follow tricks and tips you offer are priceless. Your calm and informative way you explain your process is awesome. I wish more professionals watched your channel. We can all learn something new everyday day. Keep up the good work. FROM MN

[wallacewoodworks]

Congrats on finishing up, really impressive house. Thanks for sharing as much as you do

[stevesilkwood]

"Great fun with a ton of subcontractors at the same time"...sure, it will be!😂😂😂

[MrBaconis]

Bar, golf sim, dj booth. Those seem to be touchstones for houses I don't jive with aethlestically. Workmanship top notch obviously.

Also, track saw for miter beams is an A#1 pro tip. Had some Doug Fir beams to do (never done beams before) and they turned out perfect.

[pajomaximus]

Great Job as usual Spencer
How long did that fit out take you.
Looks great the secret door and feature wall turned out really well.

[kieranfinnerty]

Lovely job varied work so keeps it interesting, how long were you on this monster 🤔

[thedge]

Nice work. I was at a project this week, pretty big house, every room had 4 to 6 workers; drywall, painters, electricians, etc.. Outside were masons, drainage, landscapers... Plus the GC and owners with their designer. Talk about full house!

[scottwilson]

I did a maple handrail that transitioned into a newel like in this video..I’ve never seen that before so wondering if that’s the new thing.. has anyone else seen this before?

[jeffjones]

Spencer, The Craftsmanship that You bring to the Table is 2nd to no one. Your Attention to detail is impeccable. Every time I watch one of Your videos, I not only learn something, but the work you do Blows My Mind. Looking forward to seeing the completion of this magnificent Job. Thanks for Bringing this Wonderful Channel that You have Created.
All The Best to You Brother.

[robertbamford]

Big, all-consuming jobs (different industry) were always nerve-wracking. Not just the work to be done, but the work we turned away - will the customer wait? Ever come back?

[yvonboudreau]

Spencer, the quality of your work is amazing.
Also, you are a great teacher.
Have a great week.

[maxpower]

I'll bet that you didn't get paid enough for everything you cared about going outside being a carpenter

[Shotsmoky]

Pretty basic stuff? The mother of all understatements from Spencer.

[darrelstickler]

In California, this is six figures including material. Ohio? Dunno. Mind boggles either way. Spencer must have full-blown OCD.

[rickgutierrez]

Very impressed, your showing a lot of people what quality looks like, many people need to see that.thank you.

[NASTYcraftX]

It's none of our business, but I imagine you charged this homeowner A LOT. Also, please show us the very end result. This house looks so cool.

[victorr]

Great job. Your work puts me to shame. Any chance of a blooper video just for fun.