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Great video, Scott! So glad I can build storm widnows without any joinery tools and I love the oil-cleanup tip (and accompanying videos)! Do you have any special tricks or advice on installing the windows?

If you use painters tape at just at the nailing locations and nail thru the tape and then apply the painters putty you avoid all the smudges on the paint.

Just wish you'd mentioned weather and rain expectations. @the craftsman blog, any follow up tips?

How much smaller than your window measurements did you make the inserts?

What about water-based primer on the wood vs oil-based prior to using Austin’s putty?

Sounds all fun and games, but what about nail💅🏼? (No pun intended)!!

Thanks

What’s your professional view on primer before finish paint?

Good stuff; need a test with primer/paint…. I’ve landed on minwax wood filler to patch holes on deck from knots in wood; left on deck for 4 years and has held up shockingly.

"tricks" This is garbage

Use a razor blade knife if caulking is tough leave it cause it will break the glass, use a good quality caulk matching color down the road you go

Super helpful! needed to run a line into my house and didn't want to have to drill though my foundation. My basement has a small window. So hopefully I'll be able to make a small hole in the side to let the line though.

I just bought the water based product that you used. What is the difference between that and the oil based that you used?

A quick question. What kind of paint can be used to do whitewash?

My four doors (two French doors) are ruined by the U shape door seals which were installed by the previous owner.😢

Oh boy, my cousin did this and he broke the window 😮

This helps so much! We just bought a 1400 sq foot house (1890) it has so much character but the house is lightly leans to one side because of settling over time. But also the porch is the same is yours. And it needs to be replaced and fixed. I’m worried if I start digging in I will run into problems I won’t be able to fix myself lol.

Lubricant and hammer method also worked great for me.

Thank you. I have watched so many videos with numerous tricks. None have worked until watching this video. For me a bit of lubricant and the hammer method did the trick after 3 days of trying to get a stuck, stripped, acient screw out of an irreplaceable cupbaord door.

Fantastic information on how to glaze/putty a window mate. Will be doing a fair few around spring summer here in Australia. Ty again for info.

Primeiramente o camarada que deixa isso acontecer com uma trincha purdy, wooster, corona etc não pode ser considerado pintor profissional !!!😢

Hello! Great video. Can you please explain how you attached the corbels to the home. Wood and glue? Thank you.

Great tips and technic. My house was built in 1910 and I have been glazing the windows here for a number of years... Finally learned a couple of great technics that will improve my finished product!

I'm currently working on my attic. I had vermiculite in there. For the safety of my family and their long term health I got it removed. Since then, I have been going up there weekly air sealing, insulating pipes, adding baffles and metal mesh to gable vents to keep out squirrels. Next I have to build up hatch and blow in the cellulose. Got 60 bags stored in my garage right now and have machine reserved for later this week. It's honestly so much work I want to puke. Some days after getting down from there i do puke. But I know in the end it'll be worth it cause I actually care about the project and what it adds to the house.

Thank u. Used the hammer with screwdriver and the wd-40 and worked very well.

This music is legit retarded

Do you only use IR heat on the sashes and not the frames?

Smooth. Congratulations. You’re a natural in front of the camera.

French door looks nice, and I think a white classical trim profile would match aesthetic and beauty better

Save your roof from my Angry winds #fema #roofers

I feel like I’m looking at my same porch (1906) with the same heart pine. Not sure if the bora care will prevent the same thing from happening b/c the part of the porch that doesn’t get direct sun or exposure to moisture does just fine. The T&G just can’t handle the expansion & contraction of sun & water. I feel like the only answer is to use an awning off the porch facade or to use a substrate more expansion/contraction tolerance such as Trex. Looks so fantastic when fresh and new..then the battle eventually repeats itself!!

Great video. Thanks. Do I understand this correctly: it will take months to cure and THEN I can paint?

Absolutely insane!!

Firefighter here: in my 40+ year career as a firefighter I have responded on several hundred attic fires. All of them were cellulose insulation. Most were smoldering fires that may burn for days before the heat and embers reach wood framing and then once it reaches air the flames appear and the open flame fire is produced. I’ve never seen this happen with fiberglass insulation..

Hello, Im trying to fix my leaky kitchen faucet. My allen wrench fits perfectly but i can't turn the screw, it stuck. Help, I i appreciate your assistance. Im determined to do this myself. Thank you.

Is it just me or did a rabbet magically appear in that wood frame?

Ok, but historically, whitewashing involved lime. I want to know how that is done, and why. Maybe I have to look for "limewashing"?

I like the restoration, just not a fan of painted wood, some boiled linseed oil would look great and be accurate for its time.

Our pressure treated pine deck is 8 yrs old and been oil based stained 3 times (semi-transparent)…lots of afternoon sun and needs re-stained badly. Last stained about 5 years ago. Thinking of using solid or close to solid this time. Do we have to get oil based product? Please advise! Thank you.

Looks like there are two layers of wood here which I'm trying to understand because it wasn't explained

Why didn’t you repair the rot properly ?

Best video out there on this topic. Love that you showed the ENTIRE job, start to end. Another UA-cam video notes that only one side of the stops need to be removed, which can save a little time. Plus, not sure why you removed the top stop...just to make sure all the woodwork matches perfectly perhaps? Thanks for the information.

This is great! What if I don't have weatherstripping? Can this kind be added or are my windows made to use something else?

Very well done and professional video, thanks!

In A perfect world once you install a composite deck supposedly in his world you should never have to install another day ever again what a joke from the 80s fucking thing is 40 years old and now he’s saying it’s no good of course it’s no good everything wears out after 40 years ,give me a break.

Why are you drilling into it? Is it drilling into the crystal/glass? What would happen if you didn't drill it?

Just curious, it’s nice and easy to do samples on flat places but you get a lot of 90° angles and working around electrical outlets and you really didn’t show the finished product. It looked a little uneven before it dried Do you have any video of an actual job you did that would be great

Thank you for sharing.

Great instructions, I'm a retired cabinet maker and I'm always happy to learn new methods of making cool stuff out of wood.

How do you put the glass in? Seems like the film starts halfway through the job.