How to open a stuck window
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Low-cost repairs when you don't want to buy a new window
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Your editing and music keeps my 2yr old daughter and I glued to the t.v. Awesome content Scott, thanks for sharing your work mate.
Love it. Thanks !
Using a Casey Neistat style of editing for a home improvement channel...brilliant!! Subscribed!
Happy to see a craftsman repair and update old stuff instead of ripping everything and throwing it away. Building quality overall have decreased so much, it is worth preserving what is still sound IMO !
That's a neat trick using the oscillating multi tool to unstick the window, I'll have to try that!
Watching this and the wearher is turning to autum and dark and rain, and more dark and more colder.... In finland we have good weather about 1month. Rest is shi...
Nice interesting that you put your window stays in a completely different place to us in the UK . My go to tool for window unsticking is the bee keepers hive tool . Every maintenance carpenter should have at least 4 in their tool box
Dude what is the weather like there? It always looks so nice
Looks much warmer than where I live 😢
To be fair it isn't usually THIS consistently amazing. It's been a very good summer!
In summer it's nice bro definitely not as hot as texas but sunny warm etc.
And winter is hell haha raining cold and generally miserable.
I'm from Auckland also
Richard come to Australia....
@@harrygirgin9093 na dont go to Australia, it's full of Australians, and I think the 30's celcius is enough. Nobody wants 45 degrees.
I use the scraper blade on my multi tool less risk of damaging casement or frame. Before I brought the multitool I used to use a blow torch and a scraper heating the scraper and cutting the paint with it, slow hard work
Very professional. Have endured the frustration & learning curve recently doing similar job.
The SBE!!.pink pencils and t-shirt taking some of the limelight today. Nice job on the windows....just realized I've got no idea where Waterview is.
Lol !!
UK been smashing winter records with max temps - some parts have been hitting around 20C - but last year we where -12C #beastfromtheeast
Minnesota set an all time record for snowfall in February. Over 3 feet of snow in one month.
one reason why when I lived in the USA I lived in FL
Netherlands too. Crazy winter...
20 Nice !
I do miss the UK some times it was -34 in Alberta Tuesday morning when I left home for work
Egad. I'm in Alberta, Canada. Tomorrow night it's expected to drop to -34 celcius. Coldest February in 40 years. The AVERAGE temperature (including the daily "highs"), has been just -18.
Makita sells a vacuum adapter for the Corded version of the power planer that you are using. Total game changer, it might fit the cordless one too
I'm definitely jealous of the sunshine right now. It seems we've had nothing but rain for the last few months. It makes it really hard to get anything done!
I feel your pain. Our winters sound a lot like that
@@ScottBrownCarpentry Yea, I think our climates are fairly similar here in the coastal Texas region vs NZ. I think we get a little bit bigger swings in temperature though.
Our summer is just kicking off!! Enjoy winter mate.
Good video and learnt a few things, but one thing I can't sort out is to locate where in the window frame the window is sticking. I've sanded down in several areas, but it still sticks (and my wife is annoyed with all the wood dust on everything). So how do I locate the sticking bit? I have two more windows with the same problem - and the locking mechanism is buckling.
Would you charge hourly plus materials for something like that
i would too !!!!!
Nothing like getting a huge handful of free pencils! Can't beat that!
Here In the UK we can't have wooden windows and doors because our crime rates a joke.. Great video 👌
You are churning out some really decent content. Stumbled across you on recommended list. Is there much different plumbing wise between UK and NZ👍
Now, I need to find a Scott Brown here in Tassie.
That Air bladder is genius bet you can hang any door you want with one guy.
I was wondering what that chopper was doing in Mt Wellington yesterday lol
Here in Portugal is sunny to....but is very cold to!!!😉
Nice video Scott this is the sort of work i like to do straight forward no stress and heaps of it in Wellington with all those old house's and i liked the weather grove you added with the flash router plate from frank keep the cool vids coming cheers
Hey Scott. I've got a rusted hinge in my Dad's bungalow in Epsom Auckland that needs replacing. Any chance you or one of your team could do that this week or sometime soon? I'd try it myself but I'm pretty crap at DIY. Cheers.
The windows in my house are half stuck - thanks for the tips!!
No problem.
I know I am super late to the comments on this one but I'll throw this question in here anyways. Can you explain how the weather groove helps prevent future swelling of the window?
Hey Rickard - basically the weather groove in this case just allows an escape for water between with window and the jam a place to go. Without a weather groove, water can get stuck, move towards the inner side of a jam causing swelling and more damage.
@@JamesTrickful I was thinking that maybee the wood would expand in to the slot instead as it's less resistance but your explanation makes way more sense XD
Nice work, Scott!
Great work scott. Top job
01:29 it doesn't matter who we are...what matters is our plan...of opening this window.
No overhang on the building. Is this common in New Zealand or certain era homes? Common 80s in USA
nice one, I have a window that is stuck with paint but is of the weight and pulley style , do you recommend using a multitool also to release it?
please always start your videos with "Hey.. Scott Brown here.." hahhaa
Cool vids as usual, what ear defenders are you using? Are they any good. Got a bit of tinnitus from years of abuse.🤘
hey mate just wondering how the weather lines you put in with the trimmer work? Does it just remove the section that's most likely to rub? does it allow it to swell inwards instead of outwards? Great video as always!
Can you do a video on how to fix rotting wood widows thanks Scott
I always enjoy your Vids. Altho it's tough work,but worth every elbow grease. Happy windows happy owner : )
Hey bro do you know if there is a blade for this tool that can go through a nail/staple? So you could remove the fixed side of a window like this, easily?
Good vid, thanks Scott. So you clean up the window sash with a plane so it has a nice clean edge and you run the router down that and create a "weather groove". So far, so good! How do you clean up the timber frame the window sits in after munting it with the multi tool? Cheers. David
Mostly it scrapes off the paint on the sash but I'll use filler if needed on the frame
I'd love to know what camera set up you've got and editing tools. All your videos are great!
Canon 80d and I use final cut pro
Hey mate. Good idea with the multi. Was that a scraper blade you were using? I have always used a scraper and light taps with a hammer to unstick the sash.
And those damn window locks!
Scott go and buy 2 makita elbows. I use mine all the time on my makita planer, router and mitre saw.
Cheers how do you connect it to the planer?
@@ScottBrownCarpentry they are small bends to direct the dust flow from the ports on your tools. In this video when you planed the sash in place it would of let the hose hang down rather than going straight out the side of the tool. With 2 you can make the dust come out the left side of the planer. Just image search makita elbow. Also search makita tool cuff 4243799 and p-70421 as these are both handy. The hose for the dvc350 part 195437-5 is an awesome addition as well as it's super flexible and can extend your festool hose.
Thanks !
love it man!!
Awesome as per usual. How did you wrangle the shirts and pencils? They’re super rad
A guy reached out and asked if he could send them 👍
I’ve been told to never do that because the glass breaks from the vibration of the multi tool no matter how low you set it , how do you get around that Mr. Brown ?
Easy. He just doesn't listen to the people who "told" that!
What dust mask do you use? Do you have a link?
Hey mate what resporator do you use, like like how combat and comfortable it looks
Noticed you haven’t been using the impact driver in the last few videos
wheres your makita coffee maker? :P
Keep it up bro.you are awsome mate.
Love you're work bro you should do a give away item
Have you had any jobs where you've had to replace timber sills that had rotted out?
What did you do with the rotted window sills?
Interesting..😎
Hey Scott where do you get your music for your videos?
Do you charge by the hr for those kinda jobs? How much?
wheres the uploads
Hey Scott bro, where did you get your dust mask from?
hey Scott I was wondering would you think it would be worth being a chipee and get another trade ontop of that? cheers and love the content
Could be handy if you are working on your own properties
I knew that Makita multi tool I bought on impulse would have a use...
You listen to the chats on the job?
Where did u get your dust mask from bro?
Where do i get one of those masks?
Nice work matey! I was at Bunnings Mt Wellington when the chopper was lifting off those trees, pretty cool to see that. Whats the name of the inflatable thing that you held up the door with at 6:45? Looks pretty nifty
They are called winbags. Or inflatable wedge!
czcams.com/video/seIfFqDIdr8/video.html
if you skip to 3.04 in the link he explains where he got it 😊
@@dressjess Thanks
@@JakeBM4 Thanks
painting the hinges, smart like stick, and painting the windows closed is cheaper than weather stripping, must have had an air conditioner
Scott.... is the weather grove for the rain to have a place to run down???
Yes. Because there's no weather striping or sealing on the outside, water can migrate in the crack between the window and the jam. If it gets chronic, then the water will collect in the groove and start trickling down, to where it can run out, rather than continually creeping towards the inside. The less the water creeps in, the less swelling and damage there will be.
FrameRite Airdrie thanks that 🤜🏼🤛🏼
I was wondering the same thing
Where did you get the glasses from mate
A guy at Onehunga Power Tools gave it to me
What was that airbag thing you held the door up with
Go to piranha tool they have it on their website
piranhatools.co.nz/collections/lifting-clamping/products/hedgehog-easy-air-wedge
Hey scott what brand is that fae mask you wear?
It's an RZ Mask
Yeah RZ mask
Loving the headphones but bro why not Bose!!!!! 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂 I'll have to get an upgrade
Do you have a P.O BOX? to send merch to? Id love to do a shirt swap!
what multi tool do you use geezza?
Why would u bother using a vacuum outside mate
That planer makes a mess if I don't
Do you need my address in Australia to send some pencils? LoL
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A brick 🤔
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Milwuakkee
So these homeowners never opened any windows???🤔☹
Hey Scott were do you get your music from??
Different artists on SoundCloud , search people like gurtybeats and Jaokim Karud. They have a lot of great tracks and they are usually cool with people using them
@@ScottBrownCarpentry thanks mate much appreciate the help