How to Apply Window Trim Over Tile | DIY Windows
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- Take your new windows to the next level with a beautiful window trim and sill! In this video, we'll show you how to DIY a beautiful sill and casings. Let's go!
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Cheers to that. perhaps we should change the release time to 10am on Saturday morning.
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Dear Jeff
I don't only like your ideas and work but also your personality and attitude. You are such a gem 😀
Thank you very much. Cheers!
I know right!!!!!!!!!
My grandfather was a master carpenter. He had a tool chest the size of a refrigerator and none of his tools had a cord! I am so glad we now have nail guns, circular saws, and cordless drills!
All your videos have literally helped me reno my entire house. Everything I needed info on, was in this channel. Thank you for all of these, excellent information!
Thank you so much for this video. I’ve been renovating an 1886 house and it’s time to box in all the windows. I’m the kinda person who has to see it once before feeling confident. I’m super excited now to go get my trim pieces and check off this part of the project!
Stunning work. Every day is a reno adventure on your channel. Thank you.
I've been working on my 200 year old farm house, and watching a lot of youtube in the process.. This is one of the most entertaining and informative videos I've come across. I especially appreciate you sharing the little tricks, and the *reasons* why you do them. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
Happy to share. best of success !
Where in the heck were you 4 years ago!!!? I've never known how to do window sills, I thought there were special tricks and know how, turns out it's as simple as you showed.... Now if I could just find a trim shop instead of Home Depot/Lowes. I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoy watching your channel.
Watching you in .75 speed is the best thing I’ve seen all week!!!
"That's just how it works baby" Watching Jeff work is like watching Bob Ross paint
What glue did you use? And what foam?
I can't thank you enough for your videos. My husband and I have started to renovate our master bathroom where they laid down plain ole laminate wood flooring with no protection against water getting under everything. Under that is particle board on top of subflooring and it is completely moldy and nasty. Thankfully I remembered your videos about subflooring and mold so we are following that. I think we have said "Thats what Home Renovision does" 15 times so far Haha
LOL WWJD. Happy to be of some help there. Cheers!
Thanks to you I have built the courage to do drywalls in my house #diy. Thank you Jeff!
I love to watch your videos because I am remodeling an old house. I hired a contractor who was not the best and after he made a mess of the spackling on the new sheetrock and drove nails into the water lines, he and I parted ways with the kitchen not being finished. I found out today, I can not even try to trim out the windows, just not skilled. I wish there was a carpenter with you skills in Clarks Green, PA, USA that could do work like you do. I am scared to hire someone and am afraid the kitchen will never be finished. Thank you so much for the info, you share, I truly enjoy watching you.
I’ve seen many MANY of Jeff’s videos and this is the first time I’ve ever seen him pre-drill a hole.
Bob Ross vibes, with Bob villa skills, and good ol Canadian kindness charm and toughness .... the best DIY / home improvement channel and contractor on CZcams... Thank you, I watch every video regardless if I'm doing work relating to the project you are doing or not ... because of how useful all your knowledge and tips are and can be applied in every aspect of carpentry , construction , tool use, and overall diy projects . You're a North American international treasure lol (I'm from New York) . Keep up the great work !
Cheers Anthony, Happy to be of some help!
I just love watching his videos he sure knows how to do things the right way
Instead of using shims to set the margins for the extension jambs set drywall screws into the framing. Make a jig to set the screws to the right depth from the window. I find it much easier than fumbling around with shims.
Love the videos man, I’ve learned a ton from this channel. I have done a lot of jamb extensions and trim outs lately and would recommend 2 things.I used 5 1/2” sill then ripped it, and notched it out around extension so it goes right up against against window. Also when I install moulding I try to put the nails in the creases of the trim so I can run a bead of caulk and it hides them perfectly
You are the man. Thanks as always for your helpful, no-nonsense content!
That turned out spectacular!
All the tip's and trick's, Went back and watched your video when you installed that window, as i just purchased 5 double hung window's for my place, Seem's so easy after watching you explain it, which is good because they are 34 X 60, can't wait for warmer weather , Keep our education coming,
The trick is to not over foam. you can even do 2 applications over 2 different days so that the first one will hold everything together while the second one gets a better seal!
Im loving the series! Keep up the great content.
Thank you for this. I built a home gym in my basement 5+ years ago and never finished the trim job on the window. This is the perfect tutorial to get me to the finish line. Really really great; I just cringe a bit when I see you not wear eye protection when using the table saw :)
I'm looking at your video and checking the sill on my bedroom bay window. I have the corner trims under the window sill...yay! The devil is in the detail...elaborate millwork really gives character to a house. Many may not even realize how small details like these are so important, but once you know, you cannot unsee it. It's kinda like when you understand cuts and folds of a tailor made suit, you just know what's what and you cannot unsee it.
Such a pleasure learning from you
Cheers Alfonso!
Mr. Jeff, you are an awesome teacher and I do learn lot from you, thank you so much for all your video sir.
I agree you belong on TV 📺. 👍🏽 speaking voice. U could give homles for homes and run. I love how u explain everything. I continue to learn. DE native.
It looks great Jeff! Nicely done buddy.
Cheers Evarson!
Great video. CA glue is my go too when it comes to the returns. Holds tight and no waiting.
I get that. For many homeowners regular glue is already available and a cheaper option. cheers!
Replaced the windows in our cottage last summer. This summer will be doing the trim and casing. Thanks for the info !
Happy to help Russell. Cheers!
Most likely I'm not going to renovate something soon, but I'm watching these videos because I like the way he works and does things. :)
I really liked this Video. It has detail for every step, and you don't seem to be rushing through it. Keep up the good work.
Cheers Chuck!
Ahh don't tease me I need this video now!!! Going to do my back splash monday then the window sill!! Can't wait to see it. Love the content Jeff keep it up!
LOL, no worries Jordan. I am going to be live in the chat tonight. It is why we do these premieres. bring your questions!
Missed the chat. I am having a hard time finding Bull nosing molding. Any ideas where I can find it in the states?
Very detailed..enjoyed this very much. Thanks for all this info.
Another excellent visual tutorial
I would have loved to train under this guy when I first got started in the industry
GRK trim head screws to fasten your jamb extension box together- more stable.
Attach casing to frame.
Shim rough opening with drywall screws screwed to framing every 12-16”, which allows you to get your frame perfect because they’re adjustable
Install assembly as one piece. Much easier to keep everything consistent pre-building
Your videos are a great tool for the arsenal ! Always great to have a few ways to do the same thing as no job is the same.
That is the idea!. In the old days these sills would have been nailed together.
I love your videos. I feel like I am in the room and you are only talking and learning me this, that is a good presenter! :D
Cheers Linn I appreciate that!
Excellent Jeff thanks, I have a window to complete and will be using your tips especially the end return .
Cheers Steve, that is a really nice detail!
Exactly what I was looking for.
very good information, the job takes a little longer but its well worth the end results.
Great video I have been learning a lot from you and I hope to start my own business when I get older
Buying my first house this week! 70’s ranch in dire need of an upgrade. Your videos are ‘worth their weight in gold.’ Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations Drew! Have fun with the renos!
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I need this video now haha, it’s like your watching me do my remodel and know what stage I am at!
Cheers Red, glad to be of help!
Thank you very much Jeff for another helpful video 👍
Cheers!
Can't wait for the next episode!
Saturday at 9:00pm! Cheers!
From Kuwait with love , you are amazing
So glad I waited to watch this before casing my kitchen window. Love the bull nose window sill idea! Looks clean!
Looks like I got some tiling to do before I get to this step.
Thanks again for the awesome content as usual 👌🏼
Once again, i super awesome video that i been needing. thanks buddy
Great tips
Very good. I have to do a lot of this around windows in my home. Thanks!
Makes everything look so much nicer when you use large trims. Cheers!
Ty🙏
Wow grate job👍
Awesome! Thanks!
Cheers!
Jeff! Time to invest in a 23 gauge micro pinner for your returns! Great video as always!
Thanks i have one. I try to use as minimal tools as possible to encourage folks that they don't need all the bells and whistles!
thank youuuu
Big fan of the beetle making his way across the tile at 16:45
Well ok thats a fine looking window trim
I absolutely, LOVE! your DIY videos, I've been binge watching them and I'm extremely impressed with your level of skills. You make it look so easy but I know it's years of experience that brings out your beautiful results. I plan to join the club soon to learn how to DIY my renovation. I'm considering purchasing my only pitfall is, I don't know how to measure accurately and the wiring and plumbing... I'm gonna need everyyyyyyyyones help. Please respond????
see you in the members email soon! Cheers!
I learn putting drywall fromthis guy. he is the best
I always build mine out complete and install them. Faster and easier to match reveal on the mitres on the window frame shins and pray foam beforehand using low expansion foam made for windows and doors easy to trim it right before putting the box in. Simple fast and same results.
Outstanding job and thanks for the education. I just found my new best friend thumbs up.
Hahaha!!! I feel your pain about the Dewalt nail guns!!! Too many times!! 😂
such an easy thing to fix as well. !
Please keep making videos like these
We have no intention of stopping. Cheers!
Your videos are amazing and give great detail. When will you show the crown moulding?
Jeff! Use a push stick when using the table saw like that! I was scared for you haha.
Most definitely! My stomach dropped when he put his fingers 2” away from the spinning blade! He had the push stick right there too! I’ve worked with chainsaws for twenty years and got my finger one time. No matter how experienced you are bad things happen very quickly when you skip standard safety measures for a tiny bit more speed. 😉
Great Video Jeff, thanks for the tips and tricks. What would you do differently for a window inside the shower area? Any special installation tips/tricks for sealing and privacy?
They also make non expanding spray foam insulation
Great video
Thanks Greg!
Fantastic channel!
Would love you to renovate my house! You are so detailed and a natural in front of the camera. Hope you get a tv show.
I hope youtube becomes the go to for entertainment. Cheers!
Listening to you work.. that's my jam! OK, sorry, I'll leave.
I recently had to work on a flooded house during COVID lockdown. I could not get many contractors so had to do much of the work myself 😧. Your videos were a god send...I tackled a kitchen and bath remodel using your videos...thank you❣️. I have now decided to replace the window/door trim so of course I check out your videos first. A long intro to a question I have on your use of a mitre saw...I notice you take short cuts before going all the way through a cut...can you tell me why? Take good care Jeff! Really appreciate your channel and videos! 🙏🏻
I've used these zero head screws GRK that ... well, I thought were awesome for trim given minimum fill (like your 18 gauge brad nailer)
First off - thank you for making so many excellent videos!! I've learned a ton already and am tackling renovation of my bathroom. I'm tiling a wall with a window that is placed off-centre to the left, with the sill at roughly waist height. Would you aim to have a row of full sized (4 x 8 beveled subway tile) tiles at sill level or would it be best to find the horizontal and vertical centre of the wall and layout from there? Thanks again!!
I'm doing my windows next week so this is perfect timing for me. Best DIY videos on youtube by far. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, Cheers Martin!
Thank you Da...!:))
Always willing to help!
First off trim choice is Pure Fire Son!! (That's Jersey for nice choice)… Secondly you do put the DIY in DIY!! I'm subbed to quite a few channels that have DIY in so many of their videos & after watching them I'm thinking this is in NO WAY DIY!! You break down all your stuff & use methods that so many of us avg. Joe's can understand and accomplish. Hoping all is well Bud, Dirty Jersey out!!
23:41 FWIW I would have used the smaller trim-head screws that use the star bit. Smaller hole to fill.
I like this guy. He does good work and seems to enjoy it. I see a lot of hack jobs on other DIY channels.
Well, I'm gonna comment. My second comments ever. You are a natural educatorr!!! dude. You get basic for a tradesman,, but don't make your viewers feel bad or stupid. I'm poor and have done my own repairs ect since I was 14. I always hated the gerks telling you how to do something and calling me an idiot.... Well I've never done it before, how the hell should I know, that's why I'm learning. You and your son are hilarious together, he seems like a good kid. You should put your wife in the renovation one day. I just bought my first house in june, it was built in 1919. Omg in one week I found knob and tube cut in and hidden, a bathtub leak and foundation $&#$@#. I find it comforting to watch your old farm house and know I'm not alone. Anyway thanks, if your ever in near Vancouver I'd love to have you over for a BBQ so we could compare old house nightmares.
That sounds like a great idea. perhaps this fall when we are on tour in the area. If you sign up to our instagram or keep an eye on our community posts you will get a chance to respond to unique opportunities to visit. Cheers!
you are one of the best if not the best professionals I've seen in action!! Thank you for your lessons on DIY
Cheers JR
Best diy channel I've came across, just wondering who are those 64 idiots who gave you a thumbs down?
Trim below the sill makes for a very tight outlet cover space? Windows look awesome. Do you have videos showing how to install windows with removing the entire frame?
Great video! Does this have to be done to a window jamb without drywall? Or can it be done with drywall? (My windows currently have it)
You had an admirer watching you when you did the foam on the top of the framing.
It happens. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY absolutely. Impossible not to in any house, let alone an old farm house.
What good is glue when it contacts laminate? In my experience it doesn’t stick. Are you using it to avoid gaps?
Amazing video ! What kind of nail gun is used ? Framing gun or finishing gun ?
Looks great. Nice little shelf. Does it slope slightly in, out, or neither? Like for when there is a splash of water?
I got really excited when I saw the word window only to realize that this was a video about the trim. You have not done any window replacement video that I have seen and would be really interested to know what your take on putting new windows into an old house is.
OMG.. my biggest headache was my porter cable gun running out of Brad nails. It sucks because it will still leave a mark on the trim as if it fired one. Thanks for the info on a RIGID. I'll look into it.
@30:28 You said "that's not terrible, right?" Bro you're a fucking bad ass... A small angled cut turned that into an amazing design. I'm doing this to ALL my windows.
Good ideal, Painting first. I didn't get it at first you boxed the window. But, I am a dumby. Thanks. oh, nosing.
Wowsa!
right!
Jeff buy some liquid bandage it stays on for a week, waterproof, seals in 1 min and keeps infection out. A few days ago it saved my dog from stitches.
Nice work! How do I drop my window sill to the level of my counter to have more space behind my faucet? The space behind the faucet is too small and then the raised sill behind is also too narrow.
Have you tried Mitre Bond glue for your trim returns and trim corners? It's a 2-part glue that works better then you would think and it's very affordable. I use it almost everywhere and also to fix almost everything my kids break. Check it out next time your at the store. There are different bands too but its actually CA glue of I'm not mistaken.
you always crack me up, hah
Great video! Can you show us how to make a pass through kitchen window at some point?
we will see!