Watch Chris Coffey Construction transform rough-hewn southern yellow pine into smooth, functional barn doors. In this hands-on demonstration, we use a handheld power planer to flatten two 4'x7' solid wood slabs, showcasing our precision techniques for achieving flawless surfaces. See how we preserve the character of reclaimed barn wood while ensuring structural integrity for modern installations. From initial milling to final finishing, this process highlights our commitment to craftsmanship in custom woodworking, cabinetry, and timber frame construction.

In this video, we’re diving into the process of building custom solid pine barn doors from the ground up. After glue-up, I use a handheld power planer to smooth the surface and prep the doors for finishing. This step is essential for getting a clean, flat surface before moving into final sanding and finish work. Whether you're tackling a DIY barn door project or just curious about woodworking techniques, I’ll walk you through the process and share some tips along the way. 🔨 Tools Used: Handheld power planer Wood clamps Glue-up setup essentials 🌲 These doors are part of a larger custom cabin build, and like all our work at Chris Coffey Construction, they're made to blend natural materials with timeless craftsmanship. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and follow along for more custom builds, woodworking tips, and behind-the-scenes looks at off-grid construction projects. 📍 Chris Coffey Construction — Custom cabins, cottages, and homes rooted in nature. #Woodworking #BarnDoors #Handcrafted #CustomBuild #CabinLife #ChrisCoffeyConstruction https://www.chriscoffeyconstruction.com/