I'm half way done. Watched this video which will really help tomorrow. The piece on the top panel had me stumped. I'll drill it like you did. Thank you!

I came across you video by accident and I could not figure out what was wrong until I saw your video thank you you save me two hundred dollars I really appreciate good job explaining

Good job, liked how you went through every detail!

You did amazing, i enjoyed it. if you do another video i would love to see it in action with the motor. Good job this video helped alot.

Good job, the second cable " the safety cable "in case the spring breaks and stabilizes the pully and spring assembly from excessive movement should go thru the small black grommet on the pully attached to the spring, this will keep it from getting caught in the pully and keep the pully from falling or flying off if it ever got loose. This is the cable that is tied on each end.

Super great! Every construction is a little different I had to put a 2x6x12 as a stopper before I install my springs. I'm in the middle of a door installation

THANK YOU!!! I just finished installing the same door. Your directions were fantastic. Appreciate you sharing. Actually, followed more of your method then what the instructions shown.

Good tutorial. In the following of your step by step installation to a fault, the placement of rear hanging brackets MUST be at the end of the roller track. Placing the rear spring closer to the front will cause the door to bind and cause damage to the steel cable, rear sheave and the associated mounting hardware. Fortunately for me, I noticed the binding and the referencing of instruction manual indicates the only variance allowable is to the vertical height of rear spring. The 4'' to 12'' inch vertical adjustment is to accommodate for low ceiling height. At 14.59, your attempt to lower the door indicates the exact spot of my binding problem. Dont forget to feed the secondary safety cable through the plastic eyelet, it's there to prevent possible binding and tangling with the primary steel lift cable.

I DIY one 16' grange door I also had a big box store contractor did another 16' door. What a surprise, the price was the same, my parts was about the same as the out the door price by the contractor. The difference, mine was DIY type door where the torsion springs windup with a drill as a safety precaution, the contractor with the usual windup bars. Both doors were insulated with same R value, same style and steel backing, both with windows, both had existing openers, contractor didn't not charge sales tax. Installation for me was about a full day, going through the instructions and all the little parts, had to load up the new door on my truck from the big box store to my house and dispose the old door. Contractor brought in new door done withing 2 hours and haul away the old door. It was a new fun DIY experience but will have contractor do it from now on if the price the same. Now you know, check first your area may differ.

It's so much easier to set your vertical track when you set your bottom section in the jam. That cuts out the step of bending nails over the sections as the tracks just hold them in place.

good tutorial. Would have been awesome to test it after the springs were installed

Very helpful!!!! Thanks

Thank you for filming this. Really enjoyed all your craftmenship in putting this together..so helpful.

Nice work! Very helpful

I just installed the same door, couple things you missed. The safety cable should go through the black bushing on the pulley, not sure how important it is but the instructions show it.

I'm just going to open mine manually for the time being. The springs were my concern, how to release that tension.

Thanks!

I've never seen it does this way, I guess everyone has their own way.

FYI everyone in the comments about having an "impact wrench", that's way more torque than you need. You can chuck in a socket driver into a drill and that's plenty of power.

Great video boss

Good video , hope you have an impact driver by now would speed up the job 🍺

Thanks, great video! When you built the frame for the door, did you make the opening 8'x7' and with that size did it work out perfectly for you?

Great work. How did you finish off the header so that the 2x10’s and the plywood weren’t exposed?

What is the extra cable for?

how to contact with you to estimate ?

Can i buy that door?

Sweet NRS Strap ;)

Would you happen to remember how you framed for the garage door? I’m planning on using an 8x7 as well but I’m struggling with how much gap to leave in my framing for the jamb etc thanks, this and the build video helped a lot!

Thank you Buddy. I am planning to build 10x20 slope roof. How my walls should be tall for this garage door ?

I think your problem was that you started with the first panel too low, as the rubber list needs more room anyway, then your support bracket would have ended up higher.

Hello friend, what are the principal garage door suppliers you can recommend on Texas?

Why the need for hole drilling?

I get why you didn’t show you doing the cables… should I say I found out for myself.😂😂

You did a very good job, but you need an impact, I understand most people don’t have impacts like that, but good job

After all that and he doesn't even open the door, WTF?

6:53 - Thanks. That's where I was stuck. Did you have any issues with the angle bar, afterwards?

Bro that’s not how you do the lock but good job on the rest of it. There is little punch out tabs on the side of the track knock them out with the claw of your hammer. Mount the latch in that hole screw the the garage door pannle

Is not good mounting the angle iron to the wood directly it should have one going accros. That’s what I learned I know everyone is different

Don’t like that spring system at all. The door will always lean to one side or the other and balance is horrible! Definitely get spring above the door if you can especially if you’re planning to install an opener.

Hey I anodize that metal

This shit looks dumb easy and you can make 100k a year doin git

I made it to about 8 min and couldn’t stop laughing