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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 CZcams 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.

Thank you for this video! I have Cabot solid oil-based and haven't used it in a few years, so it is a bit thick. Can I add mineral spirits to thin it out a bit?

Thank you! Using Steps 2 and 3 allowed this little 68 year old woman to take terribly rusted screws out of the bottom of my old Rubbermaid shed so I could take the floor apart.

This video is amazing! We were finally able to fix our windows!

love the project! what Cabot color did you use?

The smoke is a little worrying. Have you confirmed that the temperature of the paint never gets hot enough to vaporize lead?

Bro, if it wasn’t for you I would have got my corroded Screw for my pool pump loose. Thank you soooo much for this video!!

There's no drain cut at the bottom of the window screen frame which will cause the window sill to rot from rainwater.

Can you use self tapping screws and drill directly to the window frame with these custom screens?

Dedicated job, 5 years!? Awesome, thx 1:51

It's better to put the 'hook and eye' on the side of the sill because it will have less contact with water when it rains, less likely to rot.

Thanks for this video! It was really helpful for me as I start to work on the windows in my 1903 home. I picked up a copy of your book "Old Windows Made Easy" too as a reference. 👍🏻

But, what type of paint is that?

Great instruction video. thank you.

Is sanding necessary? I see some other videos people sanding

Almost nothing about replacing boards and all about an advertisemnt for a product.

I'm having trouble finding the correct router bit can someone give me a link or a better discription?

Love it! Perfectly simple and easy. Thank you!

Belvedere School of preservation taught me something similar. I bought the crimping tool from DK hardware for like $120ish

What if it is in the back of a garbage disposal in a very tight area to work in and the person put it in likely with a drill bit before installing. I need to replace the drain pipe. I am a girl without all the strength of mens' hands. The drill won't fit in the area I am working in. Pulling my hair out over it.

Please, brother, I want to make this paste. What are the ingredients? I live in Iraq

I see a mountain of fools missing the point of the video is a way to clean a brush. Would they watch a video on how to drive to a store and buy one? People all over the globe made due with what they have at their disposal, if your "just go to the store" were a 3 hour drive, or a day's hike, would you still make light of it? Not even product specific, heavy thinning agent, agitate, lean thinning agent, agitate, optional conditioner. If you paint all the time, and you throw away brushes after every job, this video is even more relevant, your cost base for the chemicals cycles much better. You muck up a resistant bin to whatever you're going to use with 50 brushes, dump the agent in, do something else for a couple days, have a beer while you clean them up, throw em in the next thinner for a couple days...if you only had to run this process once quarterly or semi annually, then you'd have the entire stockpile. What's your "time is money" argument when you didn't make unnecessary trips to the store because you have dozens of spares aside the fresh one you pick up with the paint for the trimming. It really is some fast food in a carton in a bag side of cheap break on use [should be illegal] plastic cutlery thinking; you plebs need to tighten up, just because you are accustomed to excess doesn't mean a perpetual infinite supply. You don't need to buy a gallon or 2 chemicals to clean A brush, no. But you've been shown what to look for and what to use it on.

I have a brick home built in 1939 original windows. I’m having the trim and windows painted but My painter said I have to have the windows re-glazed. Each window has 12 window panes. He said he would give me a deep discount to re-glaze at $100. dollars per window. Is that a fair price?

Yeah sure you can double the denominator like we have been doing forever, Easy AF, but try explaining that on site to The greenhorn millennial in under a half hour. This method shows rather than tells how it’s done & can make the mathematically inept laborer look somewhat competent, at least for a moment.

No flipping way! Lifetime carpenter here and this is new to me as well! Thank you Man! You earned my subscription! 🫡

Thanks a lot very clear and helpful

I needed this video thank you

Hi Scott, Really like your high quality, info jam-packed videos. Q: If I'm going to be painting the windows with an all in one primer/paint product what will that do to the glazing since you state not to prime it?

Thank you so much! ❤

Im a stickler for being historically accurate with my 1912 Foursquare home, however, I want my sash cords to outlast me, so I used ¼" white Paracord... ZERO stretch, extremely flexible and easy to tie knots with...

great vid... and wow! she is good!!!

The two heavy-duty screws are deep into drywall and aren't budging. I tried all your solutions but none worked....I'll keep searching for a way. I may try a bolt cutter.

This is the way to go for sure