I'm only just a little bitty housewife trying to do my best at fixing what I can in our 1904 farmhouse, so it may not mean much at all, but I can't thank you enough for making this video! This is the first time I have been able to find a video that would actually 1. Be something I can physically do myself (I'm rather tiny) 2. Use materials I have in my toolbox/know what they are 3. Explain things is a way that I can actually understand what to do. So thank you, for helping me with something I've been struggling with for months!
@@slidertoo2556 Thanks! I was able to actually leave the door in place, braced with a block of wood and glued it after everyone went to sleep so it had time to be clamped and dry, and used the anchors in the screw holes the next morning! Thank you again so so much
I'm only just a little bitty housewife trying to do my best at fixing what I can in our 1904 farmhouse, so it may not mean much at all, but I can't thank you enough for making this video! This is the first time I have been able to find a video that would actually 1. Be something I can physically do myself (I'm rather tiny)
2. Use materials I have in my toolbox/know what they are
3. Explain things is a way that I can actually understand what to do.
So thank you, for helping me with something I've been struggling with for months!
Awesome Breann! Glad to hear it and I wish you the best! I know how challenging those old farmhouses can be.
@@slidertoo2556 Thanks! I was able to actually leave the door in place, braced with a block of wood and glued it after everyone went to sleep so it had time to be clamped and dry, and used the anchors in the screw holes the next morning! Thank you again so so much