New Window Restoration Resource by my friend Mitch
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- čas přidán 3. 11. 2023
- Steve introduces Mitch, a friend who started a website to help ordinary folks restore their historic wood windows. Check out his website at lowbudgetwindowrestoration.com.
What a coincidence! That’s funny how that worked out with both of you being in the same trade. I checked out the page. It’s pretty cool. I was hoping that I could just read up on some stuff that I’d like to learn but as with everything these days, even knowledge isn’t free anymore. That’s why I like your channel, Steve. You’re passing on the knowledge for free which is how it should be. I will gladly teach anybody anything that I know how to do if they are wanting and willing to learn and not ask a dime. Meanwhile, I’m broke all the time. Strange how that works. 🤷♂️
Brilliant !
Man!! I was supposed to sign up for your week long course, but I just couldn’t get away! Looks fantastic!
I’m wanting to create a set of two casement windows with a center picture and I’d like to use energy efficient glass and seals. I’m thinking your site may have the supply house information…. :)
Cool story Guys Thx!
Mitch, "metal and wood w's on the same house". Do you see the vertical and horizonal panes in the same view? If so is that a problem?
ps.. Took a screenshot of the window "Cornice" (if that's what it's called?). Stops the air flow; helping the R value.
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Steve/ next big training class is when?
He has one in Tampa on December 18-22, in San Antonio on January 15-19, and again in Tampa on March 18-22. Cheers.
@@LowBudgetWindowRestoration thank you !
@@LowBudgetWindowRestoration the thing is/ if you come from far , I think it has to be a 2 weeks, at the same place , where we cover both classes.
What a great story!!! Happy New Year Steve. We miss you in St. Pete. Thank you for all your work.
Can one become a window guru without growing a beard?