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100 Year Old Door Repair - Full Video
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2017
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I love watching these videos. You not only see how things are repaired and learn how to do them for yourself but you also realise hwo much work goes into fixing things. Love the 'new' door!
what??? u love to watch two idiots a full speed doing something that never explain and never want to teach anyone how to do the whole process???? really girl???
mid way through this video, I was like "did I click on the wrong video? where is the goddam door restoration?", oh never mind.
Same, bro, same!
Thank You for this post. Planning this exact fix on a 70-year-old door next weekend and doing some research. I will steal the trick with the router guide screwed onto the door - I didn't think of that.
Make sure your screws don’t pass through your router path! Happy building
I love watching these videos, not only so I can watch fine workmanship but so I can learn more techniques I can use with my power tools.
Hello John, Thank you for your video. The attention to detail is fantastic, hopefully, the door will last another 100 years.
Brilliant job.
Gordon, Halifax,UK
I really like how they were able to return the doors physical integrity and still keep it mostly original.
It still tells its lifes story
Really nice work. Nice to see that there are still people who take pride in their work.
Easy come, easy go..))) Respect for your working from Russia.
Amazing! This kind of skill and craftsmanship are very hard earned. Very good job. And on that note, I'll be leaving my original 130 yr old door that was once on our house, at the back of the garden shed, where I found it. This is way beyond my skill set.
Great work. One step I would add, Before applying bondo, Apply wood petrifier, I was a Contractor in Seattle for over 20 years, its a great wood preserver and makes old, soft wood hard, also prevents future rot.
Thanks for posting the video. Maybe Customers will start to understand how much actual work goes into these projects.
Typical Boss turns up to help you put the letter plate into place 😂👍🏼 cheers boss I really needed your assistance with that!
Nice job! Lovely door!
Excellent and beautiful job on this door repair. I Love what you all do, fixing broken and making it work again.
Just one criticism, why have the letterbox right at the bottom? They should have put it in the middle underneath the door knob. Poor postmans gonna get an aching back!
Not just that mail can be easily stolen. I think it might be for looks? The other side was covered up.
Nice job very common sense approach to the issues you encountered during the rebuild
I didn't even realize that you installed a temporary door until the very end. Very good work, and efficiently done too.
Had I not seen your comment I was about to stop watching about 10 seconds in when I saw him mortising SPF lol
Very nice craftsmanship! And you didn’t ask for my opinion, but a cranky old carpenter taught me years ago the reason these old doors last as long as they do relies on drainage of the stile-to-rail connection; any moisture that gets into the joints between bottom rail, stiles and panels (and it will) drains out if the stiles (vertical members) run past the ends of the rails (horizontal members)... if the rails run past the ends of the stiles the drainage path is blocked, water can’t get out, rots the rail, stiles, panels faster than before... same with windows. That said, please keep the videos coming! Thx
Грамотная работа и не только в плане работы с деревом и инструментом! Молодцы
Man these guys move quick
Glad you finally fixed that DAMN DOOR!
Spooderman soopderman
things are so much better when ya got the right tools and your not drinking or on pot
Came for 7:21 to 9:07. Thanks a bunch for the detailed view into the repair steps.
Poor postman he’ll give himself a sore back with that letter box.Great restoration.👍🏴
Bane of my life dude, decent flap though. =)
mickenoss 😂😂😂😂😂
Not if he is a midget
@@dianea3324 David Midget.
@@dianea3324, I have a 1960's British sports car called an MG Midget. Do I have rename it an MG Little Person because the perpetually outraged snowflakes say so?
This is great. Thanks so much for making this video. I really needed to see the part starting at 7:00 ish about repairing the bottom of the door.....I had been wanting to get doors put back into the opening on our first floor between the front room and the dining room and just in the last few days realized the pair of doors were still in the house but had been redeployed by previous owners each to single openings elsewhere and one had been trimmed top and sides to fit one of the openings. I'm really hoping to be able to fix it and bring the pair back together to their original location. At least this is some inspiration!
I like how you can see them loading up the old door from inside the house.
this has got to be one of the most satisfying videos ive ever seen, watching a craftsman work and the time elapse was a great decision, i myself am restoring an 1894 victorian house and these types of skills are needed in my project, it was super cool to see this guy work
Really appreciate that Daniel. I hope you’re enjoying your restoration project! Sounds like a dream
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Fantastic job, great attention to detail. I liked your minimalist approach to repairing! Does this door see daily use? I ask because that spaghetti of wires under the door seemed to make it hard to open, so I didn't know if they used it often.
Thanks for your comment. This is a side door to a retail store. They said they hadn’t opened it in decades
super fast, super efficient, and everything is almost perfect.
I love that kind of restoration work!
You guys do good work. So many comments, here, about what you should’ve done. I think minimizing repair work on painted antiques is good, because you don’t know what condition the wood is under the paint, so sometimes out-of-site-out-of-mind is a wise thing. Also, not sanding it down completely preserves the amount of original wood still left in the door for the next repair “100 years” from now.
Nice job, keep the videos coming!
Thanks man for not putting any music, and do your work lil slowly man, it's exhausting
looks awesome
Who can do it better than these guys? Great and professional job, guys!
I think most anyone with half an appreciation for how the original door was constructed could have done a better job. The tenon should have been blind. No screws, NO BONDO, and the replacement wood and veneers
should have been quarter sawn. It could have been done right for the same amount of money and a little more time. This is a goombah job that wouldn’t weather well after that latex paint fails.
I’m very lucky that my 200 year old front door is in as good condition now as when it was first made. Slow grown Baltic softwood is as good as any hardwood.
Love Seattle great job on the door now ill keep an eye out for it!!
Linseed oil on the door parts before priming would assure a much longer life for old wood and new wood as well.
I noticed around the 2:15 mark use a combination of nails and screws, I’m just curious as to why? Great job by the way! You guys are so fortunate to have a shop with all the tools and everything.
Wow true craftsmanship!! You are a true craftsman and artist!!
Thank you!
beautiful and perfect job congratulations.
👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷
lovely work , I would use disposable brush for spreading glue evenly, and why didnt you clean the house numbers?
I love the knob and rat flap , so old school.
Bela restauração.... valorizou a madeira e seu desenho!!! parabéns
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See that bloke that’s a craftsman beautiful work
nádhera, chci tvojí dílnu :)
Worth to watch amazing craftsmanship
How, nice job on repairing weathered wood and exterior layer... not sure how they filled gaps after buildings settled, may have forgotten to insulation for when it gets even colder. Good use of tools and resources and techniques... driving by couldn't even tell work was done looked natural... thank yous for Sharing
Maybe in another hundred, someone will find this door in need of more repair and fix her up again and note your nicely done work
Using PL as the adhesive, and trying to pin the stiles with a piece running the entire width is sure to make this door last 20 years.
The height of the letter box must give the mailman a bad back
😂😁😀😅😃😂
Probably kicks it through loooooool
Excellent restoration work .
Meraviglioso restauro!!!! Saluti da Italia 🥰👍
It's impressive works.
Excellent craftsmanship 👍🏻
Brilliant piece of restoration work
Nice job. I have 17 old doors in my home (mostly French windows) which need a similar treatment. I'm thinking of buying all the tools for this project and doing it myself as it will be cheaper than hiring a professional for so many doors. Nice to see videos like this to get some ideas on how to do it properly. How much did your company charge for this job?
Have to agree with you on that one... Just some commentary would have been great. Just to know what products to use where. Would love to see your work... post a clip hey??
The refurbishing just of the bottom piece on the door. The way the groove was cut and the overall installation. Is damn fine sexy woodwork. I know its a simple thing to do. But when it is done correctly its just a nice sight to see.
This speed is what my manager assumes is “minimum effort”
Good job guys!!
Great work guys proper job 😎😎👍👍
0:23 feels like i'm getting my teeth drilled
Great work looks like before but new.
Джон, ты большой молодец, удачи тебе.
رائع جميل إبداع و عمل أكثر من جيد ، أحسنتم عملاً
Not sure if yellow pine was a good choice for the repair, unless it was not intended as a 100 year repair.
Good job brother I love this work
Excellent working skills
Like these types of videos, good job guy's 👍
Nice to see restoration rather than demolition 😎
Thanks for the video. I too need to rehang an 8ft by 3.5ft door 2 inches thick. Do you think 3, 4-inch hinges would hold it or would you suggest anything else, as you know what you are talking about? From Cyprus
Nice work!!
Nice job pal..👍😊
wonderful job done
Super nice work!
I have a 100 year old broom. Its had 5 new heads and 4 new handles
It's not the same broom
Or is it?
@@ExpiredCartonOfEggNogg No, it isn't. Sorry. 🤷♂️
Only fools and horses might get Triggered
How's it feel to have the broom of Theseus?
@@c.j.cleveland7475 But it is.
beautiful job. thanks for video.
Great job!!! 👏👏
Very awesome video on restoration on a front door
Great work fm Heart & Soul..
Sei un vero artista, e un piacere vederti lavorare complimenti
Se avessi bisogno verrei date a occhi chiusi.
Peccato che non sei in Italia
Bravissimo mi iscrivo sul tuo canale
Ciao
very good craftmanship, I think some people thumbs down because there is not enough explanation. Anyway, I gave my thumbs up.
Great work!
Great job..thanks for sharing
Magnificent work
Well, this is a different kind of woodworking video. Thanks, RUclips Algorithm. Great work!
Thanks Jed!
Great job!
Nice job!
That is God level woodworking on the door repair.
"God" must be pretty pathetic then
beautiful and perfect job
that man, helping you with the framework has one mean belly!
The sign of a hard working men 😂
@@theforestlizard223 8888
This video kind of remind me old Diresta videos! nice job!!😉
The best complement ever. Thank you!
Excellent work.
Nice job guys.
Good job, dunno if GREAT. These guys really know what they're doing but if you're going to take the effort to remove a 100 year old door and not completely restore it, it's just weird. More effort went into making the temp door than into the actual restoration. The old coat of paint was never removed, the trimmings were left with layers of plaster and old paint. It would've been nice to see a full restoration with the level of detail and efficacy these guys are clearly capable of. Cheers though!
Juan Francisco Veramendi , perhaps the owner wanted to minimize the materials replaced on the door. Some owners are like that...patina.
Maybe the owner wanted to keep the door as it is for the most part, just to preserve heritage.
so racist bro
@@prashanth-5429 I could see that, but the layers of paint show that the door hasn't kept the original finish. I'm not saying replacing the wood on the entire door. But at least remove all the layers of paint and re-finish it.
That might have been all they could afford to do, that would be my guess.
Exelente restauración de puerta
Nice work but I fear that new pine you laminated on won't last very long. Couple of years and it'll be all chewed up.
Great job thanks 😊
Yes, the outcome is wonderful. I was surprised that the rest of the door was not strpped, though. Any particular reason?
I guess he ran out of crap pine and bondo. 🤦♂️
Awesome Job! .... Bad ass video !
oh, wow, didn't expected 100 y o wooden door would survive this well being the external door, under all the sun and rain...
beautiful craftsmanship
Gracia por enseñar señor carpintero
5:41 Now I know what Ben Burtt used to make the alarm sound on Leia's ship from A New Hope.
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Incredible work, very well done !! I love this type of restoration; because I also do some jobs like that sometimes. I don't have this amazing machine but it always works out !! Congratulations.