Watching along and get to 4:00 see the poor kid in the red shirt and the look of inner pain, embarrassment and belittlement as the guy in the black forest shirt yanks the glue brush out of his hands, while he was trying to help, like he didn't even exist. Then backing it up to confirm what I saw. Then realizing that I'm not the only one that caught it because the view-graph shows it as one of the top most replayed segments... I don't know who you are buddy, but YOU are worthy and I respect you.
hurt me to see such belittlement still exists, we should be lifting the youth up not downing them. This future generation that we're creating are lost because of our actions. Kid, who ever you are, i hope you are reading this and every other message from us, we noticed this and feel your pain. Keep your head up and do not let this embarrasment that was shown for the world to see in this platform bring you or your dreams to shatter. We came to see the beautiful creation that you were a part of but instead noticed something else for mere seconds. Beautiful work buddy!
I'm a commercial Glazier in Minnesota. I've done many extruded and clad aluminum and glass entrances. Banks ,hotels, malls and homes. This entire project from creation to install was flawless. You glazed the resin panels to the door with butyl tape. Maybe 3M double faced foam tape would have been a consideration? And I would put a bead of silicon on the panel to wood interface bit I'm not 100% sure it's a must. I could not have set the frame better myself your man did it how I would have. My God, it's just absolutely beautiful!! I am beyond impressed gentlemen!!
Thank You Iron Myno. Our procedures are not unfounded. I have been a door maker since I was 18... That gives us a huge frame of reference to draw from. This is the best way to do this. We would have used the double sided foam tape that we use on all of our straight panels, but it was far easier to manipulate the butyl into the shapes we needed. I have been doing wood panels with the tape for like 15 years and butyl on the glass since day 1. Almost every one else clamps the panel into the door when they assemble... Our way allows us to completely finish the opening and all surfaces of panels prior to final installation. It made sense to apply the same principals to a resin panel. And then there are still the dowel doubter's...
I sometimes can't figure out how these projects get so expensive but when seeing how much time and the finished project turns I get it. Beautiful work guys
YOU REALIZE.....Just like the tables, you've created a new trend!! Now everyone doing tables will have to try doors. WELL done. So absolutely stunning in every way. The luminous colours in the epoxy, finished off the look.... a sublime masterpiece.
That is the most stunning door I have ever seen!! You guys are the best in the field!!! You have an excellent crew. This video could be used as a training video for those starting out. Seeing this makes me wish I weren't so old and just starting out in wood working.
Gorgeous! So many woodworkers & contractors do NOT even know about T-bars to secure a 2-part door! It’s such a joy to even watch conscientious makers doing really good, artisan-quality detailed work!
This looks amazing. How will the resin hold up to the sun, though? Also, how do you make sure it doesn't start yellowing? Just curious. It's a beautiful piece, but I'm wondering how long it'll last as an outside door...
You put a UV varnish on top like what they use on boats. Since it’s a door it may need to be recoated once every 5+ years. I know they also use a UV resistant epoxy on other doors they have made.
Holy cow! You guys always impress. I'm actually jaw-dropped at how beautiful that door is - I think the scenic landscape reflection gives it that chef's kiss. Unbelievable work!!
Great work as usual. I would like to thank you sincerely for your videos. You have motivated me and I have finally dared to create my own RUclips channel and upload my first videos.
Great work. Great craftsmanship. I hate resin but you guys are real pros. My first house was 161k in usd. Hard to imagine spending 1/3 of that on a door. But hey. Cool.
WoW!! You all never cease to amaze me with your talents. That door is "Spectacular" and I am sure the owners of that home are going to be the envy of the neighborhood. Thank you all for sharing your wonderful talents with all of us.
How do you plan to keep it from uv damage? I used resin outdoors and it hold up maybe for a year, considering your resin is higher quality it can last longer, but how long i am curious?
If you were listening to the whole process, which I did, they had three layers of a automotive finish and then they had their own ceramic finishes that they put on top of the epoxy that should make it last for a really really long time.
I love inventing new techniques, used to do it with stone but you made me motivated to move and try wood..acid washing, carbon brushing, glass and fire etc...love enhancing what nature gave, bringing out form and grain in stone and wood, buckles and grades, flow and stunt...it's amazing what you can do with what people consider only good for pallets and bricks.
The doors are stunning. Dylan, I never get tired of listening to you explain processes, with the skills and experience behind each product never ceasing to amaze me. Mike 🇦🇺
Ooooh... Would have LOVED to see a "night time" viewing of the doors... With the light shining through it, it would have been even MORE Spectacular.!.!.!.!
One of the most beautiful doors I have seen. Really like the detailed description of the build. I think I will be using some of your ideas and products, on a smaller scale of course. Thank you guys.
Abso-freakin-lutely stunning. With the sky and trees reflecting off the burl and epoxy, the ash frame, WOW. Thank you for sharing. Good grief that's beautiful.
Wow, wow, wow!!! What a fantastic video!!! From start to finish, a masterful job completed by a talented team. Thanks for sharing your brilliant work with the rest of us. Enjoyed immensely that you showed the entire build process. GREAT job, guys!!! Please keep sharing these outstanding projects. Keep up the good work!!! Can't say enough positive things about this set of doors!!!
Thank you so much John! Our entire team absolutely knocked it our of the park on this one. We truly appreciate your continued support on our videos and cannot wait to share our future projects.
Beautiful work. How do you keep the epoxy from yellowing over time? Won't photooxidation from UV exposure eventually consume all the stabilizer in the resin?
I never understand how someone can thumbs down something like this. What an incredible piece of art. Whether your taste or not you have to respect the design and execution capabilities this team has.
Some of the negative remarks are baffling to me. Must be door envy or something. I / We am/are building some the best stuff of my life right now. I'm 62 and am like a kid in a candy store. Thanks to all of our customers. Wait till you see the water fall Bubinga door we are getting ready to install in Whistler BC!!!
@@charlieg6913 Bubinga is legal. It just can’t be transported over international boarders. This material came from inventory that I have hoarded for almost 20 years! Long before it went on to the cities list. Plus the door is staying in Canada…
Just what I wanted to watch first thing in the morning. Always nice to give credit where it’s do. Glad you take some of these people opinion lightly. It’s been a long time but if my memory serves me correctly and you’re the right site, there was a debate over getting the CNC or doing things by hand. I believe some thought it would ruin the spirit hand craftsmanship. If this was you I can say it was well worth it.
Thank you so much Kurt! We’ve had our CNC for a while but we did have a discussion a while ago about the use of a CNC and people’s opinions on it. We love combining traditional building techniques with new world technology.
If you haven't already, I would love to see a video where you actually do pour a really deep pour like you say about 6 to 12 in and show us what an optimal cooling system looks like
Wow. Gorgeous. Can you elaborate on what you mean by optimal cooling? What kind of conditions do you need to meet? Is humidity a factor as well? You guys are inspiring.
Thank you! For anything 3”-5” thick we use an aluminum table with water cooling to build our mould over. We also have the room air conditioned to 15*C. For anything thicker, we have a chilling tank where we can fully submerge our moulds in 5*C water. Alternatively, you could use a fridge too! We don’t really worry about humidity but we are in a very dry climate
That is absolutely incredible.... The CRAFTSMANSHIP is mind blowing..... Excellent work guys. You really knocked it out of the park.... Who thought of the design ? Huge tip of the hat to you all. You have a new subscriber 👍
Stunningly beautiful project; to say that you guys did a fantastic job is a gross understatement. On a side note, with your concern and detailed work paid to eliminating bubbles, perhaps you should consider building a vaccum room large enough to house your largest projects.
Truly unbelievable, I am I’m so amazed at how professional to the highest degree you guys are. You guys really take every step possible to ensure the highest quality of work. I’ve never seen a company like you guys. I cannot overstate how amazing your work is. Thank you so much for these detailed videos.
This is hands down the most beautifull door or even object you guys have made. I have been wishing to become a miljonair just so I can get you guys to do the whole house 😂😅. Spectaculair guys! I think there will be coming in requests for more of these type of doors.
This is really cool. Not my personal style, but I can definitely appreciate what it is regardless. I love how involved everyone is when you go to deliver your products, really really cool.
Beautiful. A real work of art. They must weigh a ton each! I must ask, how does the epoxy stand up to the outdoor environment and especially UV light? I’m only just beginning to dip my toes into the world of epoxy for turnings and for filling voids.
HELLO ! Thank you for posting another door ! I love wood doors, I installed 8 of them until now . However, I have a question : It's the dismantle equally important to be done in the right way as the installation of the new door ? My carpenter taught me : First, you need to take out the nails, screws from the wood frame to prevent damaging the wall
Thanks for watching! This is definitely true. We have to carefully remove the brick mould and the interior casing before we can take out the jamb. Luckily since we were the guys who installed this 20 years ago, we knew just what to do.
Watching along and get to 4:00 see the poor kid in the red shirt and the look of inner pain, embarrassment and belittlement as the guy in the black forest shirt yanks the glue brush out of his hands, while he was trying to help, like he didn't even exist. Then backing it up to confirm what I saw. Then realizing that I'm not the only one that caught it because the view-graph shows it as one of the top most replayed segments... I don't know who you are buddy, but YOU are worthy and I respect you.
I felt bad for that kid
hurt me to see such belittlement still exists, we should be lifting the youth up not downing them. This future generation that we're creating are lost because of our actions. Kid, who ever you are, i hope you are reading this and every other message from us, we noticed this and feel your pain. Keep your head up and do not let this embarrasment that was shown for the world to see in this platform bring you or your dreams to shatter. We came to see the beautiful creation that you were a part of but instead noticed something else for mere seconds. Beautiful work buddy!
I'm a commercial Glazier in Minnesota. I've done many extruded and clad aluminum and glass entrances. Banks ,hotels, malls and homes. This entire project from creation to install was flawless. You glazed the resin panels to the door with butyl tape. Maybe 3M double faced foam tape would have been a consideration? And I would put a bead of silicon on the panel to wood interface bit I'm not 100% sure it's a must.
I could not have set the frame better myself your man did it how I would have.
My God, it's just absolutely beautiful!! I am beyond impressed gentlemen!!
Thank You Iron Myno. Our procedures are not unfounded. I have been a door maker since I was 18... That gives us a huge frame of reference to draw from. This is the best way to do this. We would have used the double sided foam tape that we use on all of our straight panels, but it was far easier to manipulate the butyl into the shapes we needed. I have been doing wood panels with the tape for like 15 years and butyl on the glass since day 1. Almost every one else clamps the panel into the door when they assemble... Our way allows us to completely finish the opening and all surfaces of panels prior to final installation. It made sense to apply the same principals to a resin panel. And then there are still the dowel doubter's...
I sometimes can't figure out how these projects get so expensive but when seeing how much time and the finished project turns I get it. Beautiful work guys
Thank you for seeing the value in our work!
also resin itself is stupid expensive
@@kanedNunable Very true!
@@kanedNunable I use it for craft and die and jesus yes it s
Just the hours alone add up really fast.
That door is gorgeous. The engineering that makes it so smooth to open and close. The burl is amazing.
Thank you Stu!
The speech from Dad at the end says it all... What a great team
Holy wow! Those are some pimp doors. Also, the expression of disappointment when the brush is taken away at around 4:04 is classic, haha.
Thank you very much!!
No time to waste when gluing stuff - you only have so much time before it sets.
kkkkkkk He does that face of a disapointed child. lol
YOU REALIZE.....Just like the tables, you've created a new trend!! Now everyone doing tables will have to try doors. WELL done. So absolutely stunning in every way. The luminous colours in the epoxy, finished off the look.... a sublime masterpiece.
Thank you so much!! 😄
Now that door deserves an award, it's stunning!
Thank you Patricia! We really appreciate it 😊
That is the most stunning door I have ever seen!! You guys are the best in the field!!! You have an excellent crew. This video could be used as a training video for those starting out. Seeing this makes me wish I weren't so old and just starting out in wood working.
Thank you so much Doug!
We’re blessed to have such an amazing team to work with 🙌
Gorgeous! So many woodworkers & contractors do NOT even know about T-bars to secure a 2-part door! It’s such a joy to even watch conscientious makers doing really good, artisan-quality detailed work!
Thank you so much!!
FANTASTIC FELLAS! FREAKIN LOVE IT! THAT IS A VERY SEXY DOOR!
Just beautifull! Loved that the transparent part still gives some opacity/privacy.
This looks amazing. How will the resin hold up to the sun, though? Also, how do you make sure it doesn't start yellowing? Just curious. It's a beautiful piece, but I'm wondering how long it'll last as an outside door...
Great question
Everything I've read says no resin is immune to UV and will eventually yellow. The question is, how soon.
@@maryfrawley4388 Yeah , this is how I ended up here. . If I'm buying a $50k door, it better not yellow while i'm alive lol
All resin turns yellow when it's exposed to prolonged periods of sun....good resin just takes longer
You put a UV varnish on top like what they use on boats. Since it’s a door it may need to be recoated once every 5+ years. I know they also use a UV resistant epoxy on other doors they have made.
I love Brads attention to detail and trueness you guys do take that extra mile to go beyond standard regulations good on ya.
Brad is the master! Thanks man!
@@BlackForestWoodCo he truly is I bet its a pleasure to work and know him
Holy cow! You guys always impress. I'm actually jaw-dropped at how beautiful that door is - I think the scenic landscape reflection gives it that chef's kiss. Unbelievable work!!
Thanks so much!
Immaculate ! Design, choice of burl, design of frame, craftsmanship and team work.
Thank you Liz!
jeez...totally speechless....absolutely stunning
Thank you 😊
I really liked the recognition of Lecic (sorry don’t know the spelling). That dude always looks like he’s hustling in the shop.
Thank you! Leszek is such a key member of our team. We’re so lucky to have him
Great work as usual. I would like to thank you sincerely for your videos.
You have motivated me and I have finally dared to create my own RUclips channel and upload my first videos.
Congratulations! I'm glad we could help you get a start!
Great work. Great craftsmanship. I hate resin but you guys are real pros. My first house was 161k in usd. Hard to imagine spending 1/3 of that on a door. But hey. Cool.
WoW!! You all never cease to amaze me with your talents. That door is "Spectacular" and I am sure the owners of that home are going to be the envy of the neighborhood. Thank you all for sharing your wonderful talents with all of us.
Thank you so much for taking the time to share you kind words Erna!
It’s crazy that something like this can even be built! The door is beautiful! This is definitely something y’all should be proud of making.
We are definitely very proud of this one! Thanks William!
That’s is absolutely Gorgeous!!!
So glad you shared this door!
Glad you liked it!!
How do you plan to keep it from uv damage? I used resin outdoors and it hold up maybe for a year, considering your resin is higher quality it can last longer, but how long i am curious?
Oh no, the epoxy can’t last long for outdoor?
If you were listening to the whole process, which I did, they had three layers of a automotive finish and then they had their own ceramic finishes that they put on top of the epoxy that should make it last for a really really long time.
@@ellenmcintyre1247 oh that makes more sense
you can add a uv stabilaser
@@ellenmcintyre1247 Testy huh Ellen, listen to that.
I love inventing new techniques, used to do it with stone but you made me motivated to move and try wood..acid washing, carbon brushing, glass and fire etc...love enhancing what nature gave, bringing out form and grain in stone and wood, buckles and grades, flow and stunt...it's amazing what you can do with what people consider only good for pallets and bricks.
The doors are stunning. Dylan, I never get tired of listening to you explain processes, with the skills and experience behind each product never ceasing to amaze me. Mike 🇦🇺
Ooooh... Would have LOVED to see a "night time" viewing of the doors... With the light shining through it, it would have been even MORE Spectacular.!.!.!.!
Ya, this door is next level beauty. Exceptional art and craftsmanship
Those are spectacular! Gorgeous work and look sturdy as hell. They look like they're almost gold from the outside.
One of the most beautiful doors I have seen. Really like the detailed description of the build. I think I will be using some of your ideas and products, on a smaller scale of course. Thank you guys.
Glad we can help you try out new ideas, let us know how they go!
Great work!
The Blacktailstudio guy would be proud of you!
Wow, that is absolutely stunning. Aside from the beauty of it, you certainly go above and beyond in ensuring your product lasts.
Thanks so much 😊
Yes we sure do!
Abso-freakin-lutely stunning. With the sky and trees reflecting off the burl and epoxy, the ash frame, WOW. Thank you for sharing. Good grief that's beautiful.
Thank you for watching and enjoying Li-an!
I thought some of your other doors were beautiful but this is on a new level. It clearly was an awful lot of work but it looks absolutely great.
Thank you Patrick!
Absolutely amazing. Thank you for being so committed to excellence.
Thank you for taking the time to comment 🙌
Beautiful. The wood inlay part almost looks like gold. Excellent.
Wow. Again, such craftsmanship. Aways entertaining. Hi Charlie.
Thank you John!
Incredible door folks. All the extra work adding the 3 mm of epoxy to seal everything was worth it. Congratulations.
Thank you Don!
Stunning doors and kudos for giving some of the employees a shout out 👍
Thank you Barry! Our team knocked this one out of the park.
Wow, wow, wow!!! What a fantastic video!!! From start to finish, a masterful job completed by a talented team. Thanks for sharing your brilliant work with the rest of us. Enjoyed immensely that you showed the entire build process. GREAT job, guys!!! Please keep sharing these outstanding projects. Keep up the good work!!! Can't say enough positive things about this set of doors!!!
Thank you so much John! Our entire team absolutely knocked it our of the park on this one. We truly appreciate your continued support on our videos and cannot wait to share our future projects.
wow,
will it not be melting after hours of direct sunlight?
and, will it not turn yellow overtime?
Gorgeous is the word. I can't imagine having that kind of money to put into a door. Lucky to have clients like that!! Congratulations on the build.
Yes, very lucky! Thanks so much Ron!
great job guys! i just hope that people like this client can also splash some money to donate to charities!
Among all others epoxy wood working you've done, I think this is the most beautiful one. You guys really nailed it.
We really appreciate tht! Thanks so much!
Beautiful work. How do you keep the epoxy from yellowing over time? Won't photooxidation from UV exposure eventually consume all the stabilizer in the resin?
I am speechless! Absolutely stunning door!!
I never understand how someone can thumbs down something like this. What an incredible piece of art. Whether your taste or not you have to respect the design and execution capabilities this team has.
Some of the negative remarks are baffling to me. Must be door envy or something. I / We am/are building some the best stuff of my life right now. I'm 62 and am like a kid in a candy store. Thanks to all of our customers. Wait till you see the water fall Bubinga door we are getting ready to install in Whistler BC!!!
Haha we agree! Thank you!
@@bradthomas8711 Wow. Bubinga isn't even legal in the U.S.! It's beautiful. My Dad had a Peavy bass guitar made from it. Really unique.
@@charlieg6913 Bubinga is legal. It just can’t be transported over international boarders. This material came from inventory that I have hoarded for almost 20 years! Long before it went on to the cities list. Plus the door is staying in Canada…
@@bradthomas8711 Oh okay. I knew there was something Ike that about it.
THAT was amazing.!.!.! And, such time consuming efforts on your part.!.!.! Gratz All.!.!.! Looks GREAT.!.!.!.!
Thank you!
absolutely an amazing door and one of a kind, love it great job
It’s cool people have deep pockets !! So y’all can do super cool stuff.
Bravo boys for valuing your work and time & getting the payday that represents just that!
Looks fantastic. Wonder if the panels will yellow in a few years.
I'm so impressed. I love the overdub.
This is really some insane shit. Over the top, just beautiful .
Thank you so much!
Here's to more doors like this and even better in the near future. Fantastic Job !!
Very nice job incredible quality
While I'm not a big fan of epoxy these doors are fabulous!
Absolute in every sense art! masterfully done!
And that is why you are the resin kings ❤
Thanks for the kind words Callum!
@@BlackForestWoodCo honestly hands down here from the uk 🇬🇧 you are the best in the world 🌎
Oh wow guys. Your crew is amazing. Congratulations
Thank you Torben!
The client had a great design concept. Your finished product is an absolute showstopper! 🔥🔥🔥
Just what I wanted to watch first thing in the morning. Always nice to give credit where it’s do.
Glad you take some of these people opinion lightly. It’s been a long time but if my memory serves me correctly and you’re the right site, there was a debate over getting the CNC or doing things by hand. I believe some thought it would ruin the spirit hand craftsmanship. If this was you I can say it was well worth it.
Thank you so much Kurt!
We’ve had our CNC for a while but we did have a discussion a while ago about the use of a CNC and people’s opinions on it.
We love combining traditional building techniques with new world technology.
I can’t even imagine how awesome it looks in person! Beautiful work!
It is unbelievable in person! Thanks so much Johnny!
WHAT A STUNNING JOB!
Wow! Prettiest door I’ve ever seen. Amazing craftsmanship!
Thanks Rowin!
Wow!! Ive never seen a door as beautiful as this. Great work xx
Thank you Sara!
If you haven't already, I would love to see a video where you actually do pour a really deep pour like you say about 6 to 12 in and show us what an optimal cooling system looks like
Beautiful door u guys come up such unique ideas. Love it. Keep showing great videos.
Thank you so much Nancy 😊
Probably one of the nicest looking doors I think I’ve EVER seen, well done guys
Thank you so much!
most gorgeous one I've seen...I remember the video you made putting in the original door
Thank you so much! And that would have just been a similar door, this one was put in about 20 years ago!
Kudos, that has to be the most beautiful piece I have ever seen.
Thank you so much!
I would love a door like this again an amazing job love your work
Art piece! Congratulations!!!
Thank you!!
Wow. Gorgeous. Can you elaborate on what you mean by optimal cooling? What kind of conditions do you need to meet? Is humidity a factor as well? You guys are inspiring.
Thank you! For anything 3”-5” thick we use an aluminum table with water cooling to build our mould over. We also have the room air conditioned to 15*C.
For anything thicker, we have a chilling tank where we can fully submerge our moulds in 5*C water. Alternatively, you could use a fridge too!
We don’t really worry about humidity but we are in a very dry climate
the RAINBOW COLORS ARE AMAZING
Love the work and the hardworking and humble team.
Seriously, impressive. I think it's one of the most beautiful expoxy projects I ever seen.
Y’all are the most creative people! I’m constantly impressed beyond imagination !
Thank you 😊
This is the most absolute beautiful door I've ever seen!
This door is next level.
That is absolutely incredible....
The CRAFTSMANSHIP is mind blowing..... Excellent work guys. You really knocked it out of the park.... Who thought of the design ?
Huge tip of the hat to you all.
You have a new subscriber 👍
These will have a different amazing look every season. Beautiful.
I subscribed. Love this chanel. Been binge watching for some hours now.. Great stuff
Thank you, we appreciate you watching our videos! Welcome to the channel!
Stunningly beautiful project; to say that you guys did a fantastic job is a gross understatement. On a side note, with your concern and detailed work paid to eliminating bubbles, perhaps you should consider building a vaccum room large enough to house your largest projects.
50k for the door plus $20k to 30kfor labor 100k door easy but well worth it the looks amazing 🙌🙌🙌
I mean come on that is stunning I'm not a big fan of the epoxy tables but that door is legit awesome work guys
Thanks Ralph!
Outstanding work by all ,out done yourself with those doors my compliments to all.
Thank you so much!
Stunning!!! Another BFWC original piece of art. Excellent job to you all.
Thank you as always Robert! We appreciate the kind words 🙌
Absolutely amazing! Cool! Now I get the idea for my parent's home doors. Mb I will do the video of my job and publish it to compare with yours)
Absolutely stunning! This build is incredible! Great work to everyone and congratulations to the homeowners! Thanks for sharing your amazing talents!
Thank you very much Carl! 😊
Truly unbelievable, I am I’m so amazed at how professional to the highest degree you guys are. You guys really take every step possible to ensure the highest quality of work. I’ve never seen a company like you guys. I cannot overstate how amazing your work is. Thank you so much for these detailed videos.
This is hands down the most beautifull door or even object you guys have made. I have been wishing to become a miljonair just so I can get you guys to do the whole house 😂😅. Spectaculair guys! I think there will be coming in requests for more of these type of doors.
Thank you so much! Our team did such a phenomenal job on this one
O M G you guys are so talented in creating such a beautiful piece of art, well done to you all, I am so jealous of the owners
Thank you!
This is really cool. Not my personal style, but I can definitely appreciate what it is regardless. I love how involved everyone is when you go to deliver your products, really really cool.
Man that door is a piece of artwork. Great jobs guys 👍
Thank you so much Terry!
as an Ohio gal, I appreciate the use of Buckeye! Its burls are beautiful!
Beautiful. A real work of art. They must weigh a ton each!
I must ask, how does the epoxy stand up to the outdoor environment and especially UV light?
I’m only just beginning to dip my toes into the world of epoxy for turnings and for filling voids.
HELLO ! Thank you for posting another door !
I love wood doors, I installed 8 of them until now .
However, I have a question :
It's the dismantle equally important to be done in the right way as the installation of the new door ?
My carpenter taught me :
First, you need to take out the nails, screws from the wood frame to prevent damaging the wall
Thanks for watching!
This is definitely true. We have to carefully remove the brick mould and the interior casing before we can take out the jamb.
Luckily since we were the guys who installed this 20 years ago, we knew just what to do.
The most beautiful door I've ever seen and an amazing job! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much!
Great job
Looking to see more of your work
Good luck
We appreciate it, thanks!