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@Boncrek Год назад

I vote for that planning episode Scott! We can't get enough episodes from you, so keep em coming.

@41DegreesSouth Год назад

@tomludlam4349 Год назад

Fully agree!

@timwaller8377 Год назад

Affirmative

@ruudvandebeeten Год назад

Yes

@morwennajohnson3563 Год назад

Yes pls

@crowy350 Год назад

Hey Scott, Being an old chippy in Australia, plenty of experience with hardwood. Old Ironbark and the like, are harder than a bulls forehead. So; drill holes as per Rimu, then swipe some grease, candle wax or soap on screw threads. Let me know how that goes. Btw, love my "But can he hang a door T shirt". Keep up the good work, you guys are great. Cheers Crowy

@andyman90125 Год назад

Or bees wax

@RedRatatoskr Год назад

I was going to say this is a great old trick my Dad taught me when I started out breaking those awful cheap screws they send you with hinges sometimes. I keep a little tealight candle in my drill & driver box for these situations and it’s never let me down. 👍

@robjones3589 Год назад

Yeah man, good tip. We have loads of old English oak in Blighty which breaks screws/bits all the time. Loving the torx head screws atm for driving grip. Vaseline works too but get ready for a load of grief bringing it on site 😂

@mopskar5616 Год назад

Love learning new things on YT! I wanted to recommend lin seed oil, like my grandfather teached me as he was telling me a craftsman story about building an oak staircase in GDR-times... of course they had to nail everything and the lin seed oil was making it less hard and less stressy :D

@sniperfi4532 Год назад

Hey Scott. After watching your videos I want to thank you for inspiring me to do my renovations and to take safety around dust particles seriously. I never would of thought how much better I would feel using a full face mask when imitating a roof possum running cables or how much easier clean up is by collecting dust with a vacuum during circ saw use instead of after. Love watching all the small things about the building trades you show and explain and I can’t wait for episode 1000 sometime in the future.

@jamespatton3720 Год назад

I also don a mask and hook up a vacuum to my saws now after watching Scott. I think about all those years of thinking that I didn’t need a mask at blowing sawdust out of my nose at the end of the day and how dumb it was.

@quanganhpham812 Год назад

Probably the best Ryan’s ru-vid.comUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans on building a shed is hardly ever found. And Ryan takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build a shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.

@iamie153 Год назад

OK - as someone who has worked a bit over the years with old dry timber...both native and boric treated pine...Yes, you will need to pilot hole every screw, but you also need to scrape your screw threads across a cake of Sunlight, or similar soap. Makes all the difference in the world. Yes, a planning / scheduling episode would be great. We all know from experience, especially current experience, that a plan is no more than a plan as there will always be circumstances, whether it be supply issues or 'discoveries' along the way, that will disrupt the plan. Planning however is essential. Thanks Scott and Jess, I always appreciate your videos. Ian

@markphilpot8734 Год назад

Pilot holes are great and really help. Boric treated and ultra hard wood can benefit by soaping the screw threads prior to insertion. You wanna talk hard, red gum. That wood bends even good nails. Absolutely have to predrill prior to nailing on red gum. Don’t see this wood any more as it was used in Craftsman style houses in the States. Lived in and worked in this style of house. Saw a lot of knob and tube wiring in them. Good luck with your refurb mate! Was an old timer that taught me the soap bar trick. The old timers know a lot of time saving tricks.

@jacob7340 Год назад

Great ep. Just wanna say hope the flooding isn't too bad your way 🙌 Sending love down to Nelson for a quick clean up. All the best, try stay dry Scott and Jess

@jasonlauder3402 Год назад

Yeah I was thinking the same thing worst case use it as content for the next video

@samdowd7819 Год назад

Absolutely keen on a planning episode. Living in our Reno’s is doing my head in with regard to step planning

@Aotearoa_Kiwi Год назад

*I hope you're safe and dry down there Scott, and not flooded out. It looks like you are going to have a lot of repair work in Nelson over the next year or more.* ☹

@ikerstges Год назад

planning episode: absolutely interested to learn! I regularly work on renovations in other people's houses and always like to improve planning and excecution of the steps that are involved!

@selbysc123 Год назад

Probably not the second , but seconding :)

@joehart3826 Год назад

Third here please 🤗

@carldekemper5411 Год назад

And fourthly, yes a planning episode would be great

@martingallagher1780 Год назад

Yeah I'm on board for this too.

@jimurrata6785 Год назад

Looks like spring is there. Short sleeves and the magnolia blooming. Meanwhile news coverage of massive flooding and land slips in Nelson. Hearts out to all affected! Be safe Scott.

@dougbuiltthat Год назад

Loved this channel for years and it helped inspire me to change my career to carpentry. I have now just started my own building RU-vid channel too. Thanks Scott

@gavinhay6627 Год назад

I'm Australian living in Croatia for almost 20 years. European windows are amazing. Even the old style double windows I have. I've never been cold in my 100 year old apartment, compared to always being cold in a 50 year old house in Fremantle before moving here. ( during winter. )

@james-jq8sk Год назад

Haha I live in Freo, rarely use heating in winter, just put a jumper on. Bit chilly atm though, I have an old weatherboard, draughty windows, open eaves, draughty doors...

@snork_games Год назад

Hope you're both staying safe with this wild weather Nelson's having

@hifiandmtb Год назад

Yeah, was wondering if this ep might touch on the weather, it's mad.

@ericstreet9821 Год назад

Yeah, seen pictures on the BBC, i hope you two are ok. Loving watching your renovation.

@davidwilliamson8010 Год назад

Hi Scott. I always look forward to your videos, you are always so positive about about your work. I think someone else said that when you post a new video they always give them the thumbs up before they watch them , I always do the same. You and your wife make a great team. I have watched all your other work so I know the new house will look great and be done to a very high level of workmanship. All the best to you both Dave from Scotland

@nickporter8491 Год назад

The AQ21 seal is meant for door frames with the AQ63 the window seal (the manufacturers info). I prefer the AQ21 for both and use on all my windows and doors i make. There is a router cutter (for 1/2 inch routers) to make the correct groove for the seal with a small rebate for the seal to sit in. Worth a look (about £60 in Uk). Really enjoy the videos BTW

@graemeharlow9137 Год назад

+1 vote for a renovation planning episode. I'm an NZ-based architectural designer who primarily works in the renovation sector and it would be an awesome resource to send to clients about what to expect! Love the channel, I've been watching for years!

@peterobertson2086 Год назад

Just watching the flooding in Nelson, from my home in Napier, and hoping that you have not been affected. Enjoying your videos.

@paulsven7923 Год назад

The planning episode is a very good idea

@rodneyphillips3520 Год назад

Hope you guys are safe and no flood damage. Poor “Sunny Nelson” is getting a hammering right now!

@bunning63 Год назад

Yeah, 'Sunny Nelson' only comes in at about number four. New Plymouth comes in number one.

@mitcheliott7052 Год назад

Schlegel seals are the bomb Hey Scott I think your friend got dudded giving you the timber doors, aluminum 🤢 unless they are thermally broken even then timber is the best Don’t know how many timber windows I’ve pulled out of jobs over the years, it doesn’t take much to bring them back to life. I can’t say the same for aluminium

@GableandKent Год назад

Thanks Scott. My Wife and I are renovating our similar aged Wilkes home and love learning with you and from you. A planning episode would be Awesome!

@lancelavallee8487 Год назад

Tip on driving screws into hardwood. Once you drive it in and back it out twice. Remove that screw and use a fresh one at room temperature. Every time you drive the screw in, it heats up. Causing fatigue in the screw.

@theessentialguideforblokes7960 Год назад

Pilot drill and don’t use an impact driver. The impacts work harden the screws which are already hardened steel and brittle, smooth force from a drill driver works better, or just buy purlin screws!

@macsmith6216 Год назад

Bees wax is all you require

@soulvibe2007 Год назад

Yes that works but it's a fairly slow process, dipping screws in beeswax is much faster and as effective for very hard woods.

@-_James_- Год назад

@@soulvibe2007 Apparently vegemite works too if you don't have any beeswax handy. ;)

@pietervanessen Год назад

@@-_James_- you saw that on Perkins Builder Brothers right? 😜

@ds61821 Год назад

Very glad you made the window sill that is wider. Very nice.

@Wishitwasnttrue. Год назад

When I was completing my carpentry apprenticeship, I got stuck doing maintenance jobs 👎🏽 SBC got me through, helped me see the light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you 🙏🏽

@caveweta Год назад

Hope you survived the terrible flooding this week Scott.

@kristiangoransson6104 Год назад

It would have been interesting to see Scott on a Swedish house build…

@rikardekvall3433 Год назад

Jepp!

@mocmaniac1571 Год назад

All these amazing things he is installing seams like advanced tech for them but are the basics for me as a European. The difference is so huge !

@locominyana8916 Год назад

@@mocmaniac1571 Yet, your the only one who thinks they're amazing.

@jackgibbons6013 Год назад

Quality of buildings in NZ is truely terrible. I’m on holiday in Europe for the first time and first 2 days I was amazed stopping and looking / playing with every mundane thing. Doors windows etc. The indoor temperature isn’t just the outdoor temperature? You can hardly hear things outside the house when you’re inside?? Wild. Most kiwis have just simply never lived in a house that is warm in every room all winter, there is little concept or understanding of just how good housing can be. And I’m in Central Europe, way lower income and gdp per capita than NZ. Can only imagine Sweden

@rikardekvall3433 Год назад

@@jackgibbons6013 You are so right. Housing in NZ, Auz and US in the warmer region don’t understand the gain with insulation. Keeps the house warmer in winter and keeps the house cooler in summer. More economical in the long term for the heating/cooling costs. Saves electricity. In short term, better indoor quality.

@BlackPete... Год назад

That was totally awesome. We're looking to buy another place in Golden Bay and most probably we will have to renovate - so it is great to learn from your experience with double glazing. Having seen the price of (beautiful but horrendously expensive) new aluminium joinery that has wood on the inside, I am convinced that double glazing old windows the way you're doing them is vastly better than replacing old windows with new aluminium joinery. Thanks for the excellent content. Hugely appreciated.

@trevordarby467 Год назад

Great to watch as I’ve watched you more or less from the beginning as a carpenter myself

@rickhern15 Год назад

Nice job on the seals Scott. I have the same seals on the exterior doors in my house in Oregon, USA. The painters pull them out when painting and push them back in when finished. No paint on the seals and the finish paint gets in the hard to reach cracks.

@deroobj Год назад

It is nice to see you get back to work, even if it is on your house. Your reno work is so good.

@shanetripley875 Год назад

Definitely a planning episode would be great. Always good to see how others plan reno’s

@walterogerro6687 Год назад

Hey Scott and Jess, Great video. I also vote YES for planning episode. Scott not everything with wheels equals skateboard.😂 . When Jess said anything else I need to know before using nail gun, Yes.... Eye protection😎😃

@AkosLukacs42 Год назад

Yepp, planning video please. When something goes smoothly, it's usually because of a good plan! Possibly more useful than the knowledge of how to install those rubber seals, but curious about that too!

@ericmueller6841 Год назад

Terrific episode Scott! Love the way you explain your goal, planning, and process. Edited wonderfully making it a joy to view. Thank you.

@jamespatton3720 Год назад

Another great episode Scott, I dropped the youngest kid off at college last week and saw where they have a trip being planned for NZ and Australia next year for students and family ( small private school). I thought how cool it would be to go see some of the places I’ve seen on your videos.

@Beefadon Год назад

100% keen on the Reno planning episode and 100% keen on more coffee. Love the content team.

@mama_p_nz8233 Год назад

Thanks Scott, all the info you provide in your renovation help me out. Stay safe

@RJL1000 Год назад

You're a great builder, Scott. Well done. I've been watching for ages and you still impress. Would definitely watch a planning episode. Thanks for the content.

@ShopifyMentorHub Год назад

Hope you and your partner are safe and well with the Nelson flooding recently. Stay safe and warm ❤️ I vote for planning video. Love the idea!

@crashkg Год назад

This channel has become my favorite. The banter between you and Jess is great, and I learn some handy tips along the way. New Zealand is so beautiful, keep up all the B-roll.

@ratsac Год назад

Great idea about the planning episode. As a newbie DIYer this is the hardest single thing about in depth projects. I paid for one bathroom to be done and then did the second bathroom myself with what I learnt about planning and sequencing tasks by watching the guy do the 1st. BTW, the second bathroom turned as good if not better than the one I paid for.

@TheAajsanchez Год назад

Super informative episode, you explained the triangle seal perfectly fine.

@ChrisMurley Год назад

Very interested in a planning flow and work flow episode. Love to be able to see your thinking and process.

@chrisomahony7166 Год назад

Another great video Scott! I hope you and Jess are staying high and dry with the flooding in Nelson at the moment. Keep up the good work!

@marcmiller8183 Год назад

Hey Scott, Great work as always, with framing, sealing and trimming out your window units. Your statement is so very true regarding renovations. Our house here in the States was built in 1957. Always trying to incorporate new tech with the old ways and design. Good and not so good days also! As Jess also likes to help so does my wife also likes to help and use my collection of 18v & 36v Metabo HPT Nail guns that she purchased for me . Take Care,

@simonequentindemanson3809 Год назад

Keen on planning episode for sure. We need to sort our bathroom and kitchen now (we shuffled around to get everything else done) I cannot think how to do it and live in... except for digging a hole in the back yard and erecting a shelter for the loo and sponge baths... (we have two kids... we are also from chch - lived through an earthquake, no loo for a week and a house full of friends whose houses were not safe afterwards, we know about makeshift loos, but it really does not appeal outside of a natural disaster if I'm honest!!) I am really stoked to see a sealing option on the older house windows tho, i hate the foam sticky ones with a passion. I do wonder how hard ours might be to do for diy renovators... esp with a 90 + year old house where NOTHING is straight. NOTHING. Our awesome builder who does our random complicated work never suggested it as an option to us... so I'm wondering if that was on purpose!! Ha ha!!

@soapalot Год назад

Man I feel your pain working with rimu. I’ve been using leftover stuff from our renovations and it’s an absolute pig to work with. I’m loving these window videos; I work in aluminium windows in Nelson and it’s always interesting to see how others work with them.

@aussiviking604 Год назад

Wait till you have to work with spotted gum hardwood framing. 🤪

@jbb5470 Год назад

Great episode Scott & Jess! Yes I would like to see the planning video. It will be nice to see your approach to setting up a project. Thank you for posting!

@MrBrewsk Год назад

Got a good laugh watching you ride your table across the driveway. I found out with my limited remodeling experience that each house is going to be different and will have it's own unique set of problems and solutions to go with it. Where there is a will, there is a way. Great video.

@johnstockwell9457 Год назад

Hey Scott, tip for you, a small radius on the top edge of the sash would stop it snagging on the weather/draught seal. From a chippy who has worked with windows for over 40 years 👍

@mrpoopypants9586 Год назад

Ahhhh ... great tip!

@quarterkicker Год назад

We have similar seals on our Cook Strait facing windows, they are fixed via some plastic trim though so not as elegant or invisible as your solution. We can tell you they work great, the southerlies used to push rain in through any gaps soaking the floor and curtains but not anymore. Keep up the good work.

@terrytopliss9506 Год назад

What ever video’s you do Scott they’re always interesting,the window your doing looks great. Nice to see apprentice Jess doing her thing. Thanks for the latest exciting episode Scott.👍👍

@davidvesseur2161 Год назад

hope you guys are keeping safe and have managed to stay afloat with all the flooding down there Scott

@lissataylor12345 Год назад

Fantastic information on sealing the windows.

@tippo5341 Год назад

I commented too soon before...but it was worth its own comment 😁😁😁😁...the ye olde trade books are worth absolute gold when renovating...so many priceless details of older style construction methods either lost on the modern trade/construction world...or just replaced with easier and much less sturdy methods given the change of construction these days for the whole prefab & slap em together (or as they'd say nowadays "cost efficient" methods) construction. Keep them locked up ☺☺

@catparka7698 Год назад

Nice video, man! In an off-grid whare project in a swamp in a rain-forest in Taranaki, I'm feeling guilty 'coz you've just been hugely helpful. Big thanks to you and yours.

@jamesthebuilder3141 Год назад

Hey Scott you always turn out a quality well finished product i was half expecting some non friendly you tube words when the screws were not doing as they were told lol

@billyvinilly8104 Год назад

Planning episode… Im mid renovation which have had to do in sections. We have had to demolish, prep, rebuild and decorate different liveable areas at a time. I feel like we have improved our process each time, but would still absolutely appreciate your insights for future projects. Absolutely love your channel guys, Many thanks 👍🏻

@Thrillbo341 Год назад

It seems insane but you can lube up a screw and it'll go into hard timber easier. Bit of wax or vasaline something like that just not too much or it'll weep out in big globs as your driving it in.

@ohasis8331 Год назад

There's a guy in the US who used Vegemite with success.

@celt1578 Год назад

@@ohasis8331 Jess already wasn't keen on the smell of the expanding foam, I don't think vegemite will improve the situation ^^

@darrylkennedy2125 Год назад

Soap is just as good.

@ohasis8331 Год назад

@@celt1578 I think the foam smells much better than Vegemite - something I eat all the time.

@locominyana8916 Год назад

@@ohasis8331 ik your not taking about the foam.

@katrinabell7684 Год назад

Wow, your bedroom is going to be very cosy. It looks so good .A very informative video SBC. Keep the good work up!😎

@timrich7658 Год назад

Hi Scott, one more for the planning episode, please. Sooner the better if you don't mind as I'm about to start renovating / updating my timber framed property in the UK. Your videos are really useful to me as there is so much crossover with what you do. Recent insulation videos have been very useful as it won't be long before it starts cooling down here. All the best to you and Jess.

@merlinlepper Год назад

I would VERY much like to see you put together an episode that discusses the planning stages. I, unfortunately, didn't do things in the correct order from the start and have painted myself into a bit of a corner. SO perhaps your insights might help me. Thanks for your channel, Scott. It's super amazing. Love it!

@lesleyhiddins2067 Год назад

Yes. I'm living in my building site. Planning became an after thought, whoops! Will also be double glazing and sealing the sashes. Thanks heaps in anticipation. Love your videos

@bilborg Год назад

Yup. Interested in the planning/organizational aspects of getting ready to renovate!

@accobra7515 Год назад

Great video as always. Little bit of soap on the screw helps. Dry block handy to have in your pouch for situations like that. Can't wait to see the doors in. Cheers 🍻

@tamhunter4035 Год назад

It has taken me a few months but I have now watched all your Videos. You make great Videos and keep it interesting and also Jess is lovely.

@trickie_dickie Год назад

+1 on making a renovation planning episode🤙🏻 Awesome episode . Thanks for sharing.

@Kwozzie1968 Год назад

Nice job Scott. I like the way you're trying to keep the character of the house.

@bondmaxworld1 5 месяцев назад

This book is a comprehensive guide for anyone who wants to build a second unit on their property. ru-vid.comUgkxzaRUJNcbypw-fRBDbqqz43ULIa-1EGP- It showcases various types of houses, such as garage apartments, with photos, videos, and floor plans. The book provides the square footage and the dimensions of each house, as well as the option to order the plans or customize them according to your preferences. You can choose from a range of styles, from ultra modern to cottages and A frame lake houses. The book also offers suggestions for sheds, pool houses, and office studio buildings. This book is an ideal resource for the aspiring home designer.

@jans527 Год назад

Not sure if you have wuerth screws in NZ? They make screw called Assy screw and you can buy them with a self taping tipe designed for hardwood! Don't get frustrated over snapping screws! We missed you last week! Your videos are absolutely awesome

@dyarod Год назад

With the Nelson floods in the news, we all hope that you and your loved ones are safe and sound 👍

@kensaville5303 Год назад

Just saw that there has been bad flooding in Nelson, hope you guys are ok and not affected, stay safe.

@jonathanmoss8252 Год назад

Useful video. I use beeswax for screws into old timber in my old villa. That and pilot holes usually covers it.

@leighdowns9928 Год назад

Hi Scott Yay great work on the window upgrade, obviously not done when it was/is raining, hope all is well with your place Cheers Leigh

@d7scott Год назад

Hey Scott, never worked with NZ wood here in Canada, but when I encounter screws breaking like that I spin the screw in reverse to build up heat. I find it eats through hard lumber a bit easier and makes the difference for me on those occasions. Keep up the great work on the tools and camera! Cheers

@MrHenhei Год назад

Another great episode from Scott Brown, really enjoy them. Regarding the screws breaking I would use hard beeswax as lubrication, or if in a pinch some wood glue as it is slippery when wet (to quote). Looking forward to the planning episode.

@quinnlecheminant9477 Год назад

With the weather thats been happening down your way I'm glad I saw this video. Hope you are well and dry

@RedHatTurtle Год назад

Watching a planing episode would definitely be great, i don't remember any previous one about it.

@shaunburke Год назад

I hope you’re safe and sound with all the wild weather down your way this week

@thisoldproperty Год назад

This was another awesome episode! Great job on the windows.

@more.power. Год назад

Great eposide Scotty & Jess your home is looking great and warm.

@BitternA4 Год назад

Very satisfying to see it all come together.

@iplayoldschoolrunescape Год назад

3:23 Do a barrel roll! 🤣😂

@jamesoconnell6214 Год назад

Scott I think the planning episode is a must.Planning will always save money.

@darrylkennedy2125 Год назад

Rule number one. Pre drill all holes in rimu. A clearance hole in the bit being fixed and, for a size 8 screw a 2mm bit for the thread to bite into. Use Glue as well and it'll never move.

@Lukedeath325 Год назад

Just started my apprenticeship and it’s all because of your videos inspiring me

@BalancedLugger Год назад

Yes please - a planning episode would be great.

@QALibrary Год назад

very nice find with the book

@johnalbrecht1628 Год назад

Scott - I observed your issues w the Jams and adding the additional wood frame... as your screwing into the Old Wood of the window. Here is a trick my Uncle and Dad taught me ( in a galaxy far far away ). After drilling the pilot hole through the filler piece and into the old frame add some liquid dishwashing soap to the screw threads to assist in screwing into the wood. You can also use an Bar Soap stick and drag the screw over the soap bar so the threads gather soap flakes in the groves of the threads. I also recommend using "SPAX" wood screws as they are High Quality Steel made in Germany. Also greating's from "Merica " Again thanks for the video's.

@kimmcpherson8856 Год назад

Yes please to an episode or 3 on planning and how to live in the 'building site'. Cheers.

@susanmccutcheon3210 Год назад

Defo more videos please (not less) and a planning vid would be awesome - love your work!

@DMGTID Год назад

Definitely interested in a planning video and how you go about this.

@knoppix87710 Год назад

Definitely interested in a renovation planning episode, exploring all the considerations. Thanks in advance.

@jackmacmillan4907 Год назад

Hope you’re staying safe with all the rain and flood warnings 💪🏼

@susansfd3889 Год назад

Most definitely interested in planing and scheduling ‘tasks’ episode.

@dnkjdnkj2679 Год назад

Good video Scott. To eliminate that closing contact (13:30) I would have notched each upper Left and Right edge of the sash windows; or broken the full length. I too have always used wax/ soap/spit to lubricate fastenings into timber.