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Join the Historic Preservation Trades in 2023 | Old Home Rescue Podcast | Episode 102
In this podcast Ty and Morgan discuss joining the preservation trades as a career opportunity.
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Thinking of restoring your historic building, museum or structure?
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📞 405.549.9880
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Interested in starting a preservation franchise?
🌎 @woodrotrepair or gopreservan.com/
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Support the podcast by visiting: oldhomerescue.com/store
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How to Install Window Lifts on Vintage Wood Windows
Просмотров 488Год назад
In this video, Morgan shows you how to install window sash lifts. Get your supplies by clicking the links: Forged Brass Hardware: oldhomerescue.com/store/traditional-sash-lock Sash Lock Shims: oldhomerescue.com/store/sash-lock-shim-riser 🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱 Thinking of restoring your historic building, museum or structure? Call or email to learn more 📞 405.549.9880 📧 info@oldhomerescue.com Interested in...
Should You Restore Your Windows? / Old Home Rescue Podcast / Episode 101
Просмотров 717Год назад
In this podcast Ty and Morgan discuss the pros and cons of window restoration and offer affordable alternatives. 🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱 Thinking of restoring your historic building, museum or structure? Call or email to learn more 📞 405.549.9880 📧 info@oldhomerescue.com Interested in starting a preservation franchise? 🌎 @woodrotrepair or gopreservan.com/ 🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱 Support the podcast by visiting: oldhomer...
How to Install New Window Locks on Old Wood Windows
Просмотров 6 тыс.Год назад
In this video, Ty reviews the supplies and tools you need to install brand-new locks on your old wood windows. 🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱 Thinking of restoring your historic building, museum or structure? Call or email to learn more 📞 405.549.9880 📧 info@oldhomerescue.com Interested in starting a preservation franchise? 🌎 @woodrotrepair or gopreservan.com/ 🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱🔨🏠🪟🚪🧱 Support the podcast by visiting: oldhomeres...
The All New IR Paint Stripper/ Is it better than a heat gun?/ What do we think?
Просмотров 16 тыс.3 года назад
Removing paint is hard work and heat can make it faster. In this video Ty unboxes a new tool with a lot of promises and an affordable price. Find out what is initial reaction is and if he thinks it is a good purchase. Pick up a "Keep Your Windows Wood" t-shirt: oldhomerescue.com/store/music-vinylwindows-wood-short-sleeve-unisex-t-shirt Get the industry leading COBRA SPEEDHEATER: oldhomerescue.c...
The Best Siding for Old Homes/ 1940's Siding Rescue/ Old Home Rescue
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The Best Siding for Old Homes/ 1940's Siding Rescue/ Old Home Rescue
What is Behind Replacement Siding? / 1940 Siding Rescue / Part 2
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What is Behind Replacement Siding? / 1940 Siding Rescue / Part 2
Corbels & Glazing / 1918 Craftsman / Part One
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Corbels & Glazing / 1918 Craftsman / Part One
The Truth about Siding Replacement / 1940 Siding Rescue / Part 1
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The Truth about Siding Replacement / 1940 Siding Rescue / Part 1
Restored Reviewed /1913 Craftsman Bungalow / NEVER Paint your Brick
Просмотров 36 тыс.4 года назад
Restored Reviewed /1913 Craftsman Bungalow / NEVER Paint your Brick
Metabo Paint Remover vs. Cobra Speedheater / The fastest Way to Remove Paint
Просмотров 52 тыс.4 года назад
Metabo Paint Remover vs. Cobra Speedheater / The fastest Way to Remove Paint
How to Restore Antique Windows / This Old House / Mini Review
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How to Restore Antique Windows / This Old House / Mini Review
HGTV Good Bones / Budget Busting Victorian/ Restoration Review
Просмотров 5 тыс.4 года назад
HGTV Good Bones / Budget Busting Victorian/ Restoration Review
How to Remove Putty from a Window with a Cobra Speedheater
Просмотров 28 тыс.4 года назад
How to Remove Putty from a Window with a Cobra Speedheater
Remove Paint from Wood, with a Cobra Speedheater
Просмотров 14 тыс.4 года назад
Remove Paint from Wood, with a Cobra Speedheater
The Rules for Home Renovation / How to Renovate Your Old House
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
The Rules for Home Renovation / How to Renovate Your Old House
Best Window Glazing/ How to Repair Wood Windows/ How to Repair Old Homes
Просмотров 30 тыс.4 года назад
Best Window Glazing/ How to Repair Wood Windows/ How to Repair Old Homes
How to Install a Window Lock/Old Home Repair/Wood Windows Repair
Просмотров 8 тыс.4 года назад
How to Install a Window Lock/Old Home Repair/Wood Windows Repair
Window Sash Lock Review/ How to Repair Old Windows/ with Ty McBride
Просмотров 6 тыс.4 года назад
Window Sash Lock Review/ How to Repair Old Windows/ with Ty McBride
How to Install a Storm Window/ With Morgan Reinart / Rescue Don't Replace
Просмотров 4,6 тыс.4 года назад
How to Install a Storm Window/ With Morgan Reinart / Rescue Don't Replace
How to Replace a Window Pane / A Wood Window Rescue / Rescue Don't Replace
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How to Replace a Window Pane / A Wood Window Rescue / Rescue Don't Replace
How to Glaze a Window/ Five Pro Tips
Просмотров 116 тыс.4 года назад
How to Glaze a Window/ Five Pro Tips
The Problems with Wood Windows / How to Fix Wood Windows / Wood Window Rescue
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The Problems with Wood Windows / How to Fix Wood Windows / Wood Window Rescue
The Best Hand Tools / How To Repair Wood Windows / A Wood Window Rescue
Просмотров 8325 лет назад
The Best Hand Tools / How To Repair Wood Windows / A Wood Window Rescue
What is a Double Hung Window / The Anatomy of a Vintage Wood Window / A Wood Window Rescue
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.5 лет назад
What is a Double Hung Window / The Anatomy of a Vintage Wood Window / A Wood Window Rescue
done w/ this guy when he chose a curved scraper to scrape a straight plank. Yeah, he changed it out, but really?
This is absolutely wrong on how to place the keep-I bought this exact set of sash locks, and installed them just how you said here, despite thinking, “that doesn’t seem right.” and of course the keep catches the bottom sash as I lift it, and now I have four incorrect holes to dowel and repaint, and incorrect hardware impressions in the new paint, and will have to put the locks off center on the sashes to get this fixed. I’ve been messing with these windows for months, and this last step…should have trusted my instincts, but forgot to check that the sash would clear the keep. Please fix that in the video to spare someone else this misery.
what does the top "pull" look like for the upper sash?
@@marygee7750 We have another video that show the installation of a sash lock and keep!
@@OldHomeRescue link?
This guy talks in all caps
Sorry. We forgot caps lock was on. 🤣
Here you are critiquing the redo sitting in front of a white painted brick fireplace. Way to bland the room out.
Painting brick looks terrible and is bad for the brick. There's brick stains if you hate the color.
The first glaze!? Do I have to come back and sand it down? I used a little bit this morning thinking it's just like spackling. Some parts of the window are kinda beat up. They mainly just want me to make it look a little better. Without tearing everything apart
why is he yelling at me?
Sorry, we get really excited about restoration!
Your burning technique is all wrong Scrape and burn at the same time
Thanks for the feedback.
sarco oil based is excellent stuff the bucket I ordered arrived ok I did a couple windows with it,it then sat unused for a year,a hard crust formed abt a half inch when opened again for use,this I removed,the remainder ,80 percent of it was still uneven and a but dried out,I added some furniture lemon oil mixing the bucket with a qtr in beater with the drill until it got restored to the right consistency
We love using Sarco. In between uses you can cover the top with water, this will keep the glazing putty moist without absorbing into the oil-based putty.
I grew up here and have seen so many beautiful homes in Redlands being brought back to life. Love Brett Waterman. Beautiful home.
Great info, thanks for doing this. I'm aspiring to switch careers to window restoration and some of this is gold... Specifically the idea of using storm windows/rot repair/exterior painting vs full on restoration. I live in Jacksonville, FL, would the idea of storm windows still apply to this area vs something like screens? Our weather is slightly more hot and humid vs OKC. We may get 3 "cold" months out of the year.
You’re welcome! Storm windows are less prevalent in FL; however, you are in a Level 5 Rot Deterioration Zone. That means the historic window need additional protection from the constant humid air. Once you can shift the conversation from storm windows being for cold to draft and wood protection, that’s when things can start to click for owners. Also, we also own Preservan, a wood rot repair company, with territories available in Jacksonville. Scott Sidler, who is just down the road from you and has the @TheCraftsmanBlog channel, has Austin Historical and also picked up 4 Preservan territories!
@@OldHomeRescue Oh yes, I'll be speaking with you soon!
I agree 100% about natural wood finishes, AND never painting brick. You've ruined the brick, as far as I'm concerned, once it's painted.
Why yes you should - and we should provide them for you!
That’s great to have another resource!
Very informative. But the millions and millions of video edits just for simple sentences is quite distracting. Sorry, I know you mean well.
Thanks for the feedback. This was an early video.
Why are you shouting? ;)
We just so excited about window glazing!
A major shortcoming here is the failure to strip the board and batten wainscot and plate rail in the dining room. This is a glaring omission. What beautiful wood must be imprisoned in paint here ! It's a shame to go so far, then stumble on the goal line.
While we aren’t sure on the reason why, in our experience sometimes you can only go so far with a budget so you have to adjust and meet as many goals as possible.
What this video needs is more guitar music.🙄🙄🙄
Thanks for the feedback!
I had the same thought regarding dust containment and PPE watching the old house videos. I'm curious - why don't you like chemical strippers for removing paint? I tested eco strip on an old door and I found it to be a lot easier than the cobra infrared gun. Do you not recommend that for windows?
In a one-off setting, chemical of eco-friendly stripping agents can be effective; however, if not done right, they can, in our experience, become an absolute mess that doesn’t remove all of the paint. An additional consideration is that if it is a chemical stripper, the surface must be properly neutralized before painting. If not, the coatings may not adhere well or have other issues.
@@OldHomeRescue Thank you for this. I discovered that when I used a stripper to do a window trim. It took ages and created an unbelievable mess. I'm using the cobra for my windows now...
Yet, people continue to do it. Know of three examples where next owners had to have the homes gently "sand blasted" to remove the paint. I see others that were cleaned but can still tell that they had painted brick.
I use only Sarco Dual Glaze putty because the extra-long time that it takes to skin over prior to painting means that it is VERY slow to dry out when exposed to the weather. The old timers use it because it can give more than a decade of additional service life beyond what Type M can. The window restoration businesses tend to use Type M so they can turn over their jobs faster. My house’s windows may get re-puttied only every 50-90 years so I want the putty to LAST. Waiting a couple extra weeks while the Dual Glaze skins over is well worth it.
Thanks for the insight! You’re right, DualGlaze is the best practice for in the field use. After conversations with the Sarsfields that own Sarco, we’ve been given approval to use Type-M for in-field application, within a few parameters. After about 5,000 windows, we’ve only had a handful of putty failures, and those were related to inappropriate paints, primers and a short period of using AquaGlaze before we knew about Sarco. Thanks again for your insight!
Cobra speedheater was junk, the heat kept cracking the glass so be warned.. That shouldn't happen with the metabo tool.
I hate to hear that for you. Since it is heat on, oftentimes, single strength glass, that heat should be reflected by using a number of different items like aluminum flashing, 8”+ broad knife, etc. There is typically less than 30 second of direct heat that the glass can absorb before breaking.
This video was very helpful. It would be even better if focus could be locked on the subjects and shots were framed to show the hardware rather than the backs of hands. Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback!
I have broken many windows trying to reclaim wavy panes. I've tried everything including heat, steam, knife, chisel, and oscillating tool. The only thing that is useful for removing strong and well set glazing (which is not just falling out on its own anyway) is the oscillating tool. Stay in the wood and yes, it's a painfully tedious process, but it's the only way you can have any assurance that you can release the window without breaking it.
We have a rolling chisel on our website now that is amazing for this!
$500 bucks?? You've got to be kidding!! That's absolutely ridiculous. Forget that!!
@thecraftsmanblog has a ceramic version that’s around $200 that works well for a DIY scenario.
Great tips! I'm looking for those shims/spacers, but I can't find them anywhere. Any tips?
You can grab them on our store! www.oldhomerescue.com/store
Thank you for creating this great informative video. I use the Cobra speed heater for about a year by now.Dealing with 80 years paints, several layers of it. This system not cheap, but you get the best of it as far as I can tell. It work like charm. Able to remove all the paint to the original wood.
That’s great to hear!
Omg your hand is in the way or it’s blurry 🧐😭
Sorry. Thanks for the feedback!
Metabo Paint Shaver: Is SUPPOSED to be hooked up to a HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner, and should still wear a respirator ESPECIALLY if there's lead paint. So much fun having a sweaty mask on your face, especially in the summer. It's noisy. And as was said at the beginning, you can do some serious damage to the wood if you don't get some practice in. You need extra tools to remove glazing. Costs less than the Cobra Speedheater. Sounds like nothing but cons to me, because the extra dollars for the Cobra is worth it. Cobra Speedheater: Uses InfraRed and doesn't heat the paint to where it combusts, so no breathing apparatus is even necessary. Ahh, to breathe without a sweaty respirator on my face. It's basically silent. You aren't encumbered by a vacuum hose. You use the same tools to remove the glazing. Costs more than the Metabo but with all of the downsides, it's way worth it. Sounds like nothing but pros to me, because the extra dollars for the Cobra is worth it.
The Metabo has its very specific applications in very specific hands. Outside of that, it’s the infrared for us too.
ThI’m s is cool, being able to work in masonry into the cold Autumn/early winter months. Admiring your work.
Thanks! Old building problems don’t stop in the winter so we’ve been fortunate to collaborate with others in the field to recreate ideal conditions.
I would like to see a sill replacement.
With Preservan, our wood rot repair franchise, we haven’t replaced a sill in about a year! …but I do think we have one coming up that needs rebuilt.
Great video. Wish the camera angle could have shown hangers straight on, not from an angle and below. Otherwise, excellent!
Thanks! This one was an impromptu video with my phone sitting on a chair.
My impression of the Metabo is that... .....sorry, the music was so annoying that I forgot my point.
Thanks for the feedback!
What elements are original to a 1979 ranch? Nothing. Now a craftsman bungalow or Victorian I understand.
Interestingly, 50 years is the benchmark to be deemed historic, which means a 1973 ranch or high rise could be historic now! There’s recently been a mid-80s commercial building in St Louis listed as well!
Red devil was the worst I've ever is. I was in a pinch and that's all I could get
AquaGlaze used to be our “in a pinch” or emergency glass replace go to, but it’s now been discontinued. It’s become that only one that’s also locally available for most is tough to use too.
I've never seen anyone on TV do what he does with regard to keeping it to the original architecture. His crew are absolute craftsmen.
Shows like this are hard to make happen on major networks, often with high costs and low sponsorships. His show is great!
i would advise using dust collection with that metabo paint stripper
We would as well. This demo is setup in an industrial workspace.
Need to pretreat bare wood with linseed oil first?
For best practice, yes, the glazing rebate can be treated with any of the following first; • 100% acrylic primer • Long dry oil primer • Tung oil (check out Sutherland Welles) • Boiled linseed oil
It looks similar to those ceramic infrared reptile lamps, and for less than $20 for a bulb it might be worth giving it a shot!
It is definitely worth giving a shot as a DIYer!
Can it work on concrete
That’s a great question! We’ve never attempted to use in on concrete. Our uses have been on paint removal from wood and an adhesive backed flooring. The vendor for this is incredibly responsive though!
Great idea on the shims. Have you thought about making the shims out of brass? Seems like that would be the best look!
Thats a great idea! Our vendor actually offers brass shims in all of the hardware colors on our store, but not for this intended use. We could absolutely start offering them for this though!
Does the wood frame have to be primed with oil based paint before it’s glazed with all of these? I’m having issue with the dap33 that you require the oil based primer and that would mean you also need oil based paint on top? I feel stuck in my project on this issue ? I was told not to use dap33 and returned it I’m trying to reglaze with windows in place ,please help
There are a number of different option for the glass bed; boiled linseed oil, boiled linseed oil with turpentine, medium or long dry oils, or tannin blocking acrylic primers. When using Sarco’s DualGlaze or Type-M, you do not need to use an oil based primer or paint. You can paint the glazing with 1/16”-1/8” lapped onto the glass. We prefer quality modified urethane paints like Dunn Edwards AristoShield, Sherwin Williams Emerald Trim Urethane, or equivalent.
The Window Sash Bible recommends 50/50 boiled linseed oil and turpentine for the rebates (glass beds) to prevent the wood from sucking the oils out of the putty. Also recommends slow-drying oil based primer for the first coat on the putty and sash for its exceptional adhesion.
So funny that you’re critiquing Brett Waterman 😂
This is the only show that gets it right!
I've never seen such a slower use of the metabo in my life. This has got to be a scam video. Do a quick RUclips search for "sanding a shash window in 15 minutes" amd you'll see. Don't be fooled, folks!
Good stuff. I enjoyed this. I subscribed after looking at other videos you offer.
Thanks Brittany!
Hi, Are you a fan of my show restored?
Hey Brett, we are a big fan of your work and your show! -Ty McBride
@@OldHomeRescue That is nice , how long have you been a fan?
I grew up in Redlands, CA and have always loved the historical homes there. Unfortunately I have come to know too much about the damage that lead, cadmium, mercury, etc. often found in these homes can cause to young children. Anything brass, the glass, the solder holding the glass patterns together, likely the original finishes on the beautiful wood, the plumbing and therefore the water supply itself… it’s truly unfortunate that people weren’t educated about it at that time.
I think this could be said of so many items outside of historic homes - if we were educated at the time, things would be different.
Not Brain Both Of You, Just Use A Grinder With A 4 inch Paint Strip Disc. Amén.
Unfortunately, the National Park Service, who governs the treatment of historic buildings does not allow for this method.
Ah, it seems that you've been doing that yourself ... and breathing deeply.
300.00 my ass. Try 600 for that metabo
Its price, like so many other things, has skyrocketed since this video was filmed.
I have used the Metabo and various IR tools (speedheater and cobra) extensively - while I like the IR tools for a lot of work - for big surfaces the Metabo wins out every time provided it has a vacuum attached. The Metabo is not the right tool for a window frame (poor test choice) BUT for the side of a house or a boat deck it cannot be beat by the IR tools for speed. If you want to do IR really efficiently you have to apply a thin coat of Linseed Oil about 48 hours before using the IR (extra cost and time). The glass is a none issue because the Metabo is not intended to remove glazing putty. Steam is actually a very very good solution for window frames when you consider labour effort and time.
The Metabo also doubles has strength training for long periods of use. 💪
Well the Mebato has weight but on the other side you keep moving and hold it with two hands - holding the original speed heater in one spot on a wall all day with one hand is tremendously tedious even if it is lighter. Stripping paint is hard work regardless of the tool. The best method for windows is probably a steam box @@OldHomeRescue
Harware stores in my area dont even sell glazing anymore. Everone uses those tubes of silocone or polyurethane
They’re going away rapidly! You can still have it shipped from our store though.
Using caulk instead of putty is a great way to kill your windows. They trap moisture and cause rot, and are very difficult to reverse. Window putty solves all those problems.