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loves your videos very informative and you show the whole process after
watching your videos I’m not afraid to do this myself thanks !
This is exactly how I did my windows. Good vid except I suggest using DAP
foam insulation. Cleans up with just water very well. I actually used
larger outside trim but besides that exact same install setup.
How would you do a full frame window replacement on a brick house?
I don’t agree with your decision to cut the (black) house paper, to not
flash the sill, or overlap the house paper with new, or to not seal the
screw holes. Years down the road, this homeowner will be replacing their
rotten wood frames. Looks nice but is a disaster waiting to happen…
I’ve read that it’s best to use polyurethane on natural products like wood,
but here, he used silicone (which I’ve heard is bad), is there a mistake in
my understanding here?
The thin flat pry bar you are using is a common beekeeping tool . We call
it a hive tool. We use it to pry apart hive bodies and fres the bees have
‘glued’ together. I never considered using my hive tool in my carpentry
projects and I’m kicking myself for missing this obvious use.
Good job Shannon!
This level of detail you guys show is AWESOME. I’d even buy a dvd if it had
videos with this kind of quality!
You’re being pretty careful removing the old window. Are you keeping it for
possible reuse or are you just being tidy and not causing any extra damage?
I might have just hammered my crows foot in (the thing you pulled the nails
with after you’d pried up the nailing flange-not sure what you call it) and
pulled the nails while permanently destroying the nailing flange if I
wasn’t going to save the window for anything. You probably did a lot less
rough opening material damage the way you did it.
Please go to the forum page on the website and click the misc. tab there
you will find a link and info. Thank you maxid1
28:00, ” gotta little bit bigger hole in the middle here, just gunna needa
a little more cock” lol – yes im young
When removing the entire window (frame and all) to the studs like in this
video, you would order new construction windows right? Not the replacement
type that just retrofit in the existing frame?
karigbede@yahoo.com
Great video, I appreciate your attention to detail.
“its gonna take a little more cock” @ 28:26
haha
Thanks for uploading! I’m confident I can DIY this spring.
Canada, AB
WHAT IV`E DONE ON OCCASION IS TO CUT THE NAILING FLANGE OFF ALL THE WAY
AROUND, AND THEN JUST SIMPLY SLIDE THE WINDOW IN TO A NICE TIGHT FRAME.
GLUE SEAL OR NAIL FROM INSIDE FRAME.
Great video Shannon! I can do most repairs myself but I always seek
guidance whenever I venture into new territory. Your video was everything I
needed to know. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us.
Great training video. Well done.
the best training video , thanks for your sharing
is it the same for every window
Do you have a video about replacing a window that has stucco on the outside
of the window frame
I usually take the sliding window ‘out’ which lightens the entire window
quite a bit. It only takes a minute to do, and it really does make
installation two times easier, or, 50% lighter.
Awesome video, thank you. Very detailed an explanatory …
Nice. Preferred stock.
Excellent video! thank you Shannon, this video has helped me out alot.