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wear safety glasses and gloves , but hang out a window 1 story up with no harness lol , if safe work seen me do that i would be kicked of site

Fantastic video. I’m buying a house that has two of these that will be getting swapped out

Why the white hardware on the black door?

Well done, thanks!

@7:08 , I felt that! 😀

Thank you. Very helpful!

Great job 👍

Great 👍 job! Much appreciated!🤩😎🙏

You didn’t help any

Good video, Of all the videos I looked at your's is probably the most informative. I feel confident I can do this!

How expensive is it to do this when your windows are in front and the siding is brick ? Do you still work from inside like this ?

Did you not have to put a longer king stud in the wall to support the weight of the upper wall?

Thanks! I learned a lot from this video.

Nice work - I assume it was not necessary to hire a structural engineer to calculate a header size for this not-that-big opening?

Thanks a lot man! F those comments about wearing long sleeves and furniture.

The standard carpenter outfit: Johnny Cash flipping the bird t shirt... 🤣

I’m getting my changed soon. Thank you for sharing. Looks great. Good job.

Wouldn't the house cave in on my head if I cut exterior wall out?

When he throws the first aluminum piece out the window you hear 1 second later. Vladimir Putin say “Ой блядь!”

Make it look easy my man thanks for sharing

Can you share lock name we need the same one. Thank you

Its scary to make such a big hole ;D Good job anyway. I recommend Dako for patio doors in US as well.

I love the dog he doesn’t move for anything. I wish my dog was like that.

Where da header doe

No temp support!

who built your doors? I am needing those exact doors with a total 84" wide door opening

Eye protection 👍 Hearing protection 👎

great video! I was wondering when you were cutting the studs, how come you didn't need a temporary support?

Yessir y’all should me a very detailed video step by step on removing and installing all different kinds of windows vinyl alluminum ect

This is was super helpful!

Thank you

You've broken many standard rules. First being always wear a long sleeve shirt to protect a cut vein or artery. Second never use a electric saw on a glass pane..especially single pane , duh. Three never throw debris out a window. Especially a no look second floor toss. Please take care and use a glazing knife or thin putty knife to cut the glazing. You going to get hurt. And buy some suction cups.

Excellent work