We did the I cut or the x cut I forget and if it’s windy out I feel cold air coming out around the window ... and it’s spray foamed so I second this method !!!!
So there's no spray foam? I'm genuinely asking..hahaha..not setting you up for attack..haha..I saw you illustrate how the foam causing the house wrap to pull away and I saw it there...I saw you caulk the flange of the window but I didn't see anymore use of foam..Is that only used when you do trim work? This is so interesting..I just subscribed to watch the motherload. :)
You could teach construction trades in a school for high school students. I am serious. You explain very well and students would listen to you. You would make a great teacher. Teach the trades,as that is needed for young people. Wish it would rain here. Take care
Great job guys !!! Some people can't or won't accept change which is pretty amazing given that we live in the age of technology and things change daily. Change brought us indoor plumbing and running water. As well as defeating disease with water purification and medicine. So how can we not accept change. What's inspiring here is that u took the extra time to show why a new way was better to help improve the outcome for others. U didn't have to do that. I found this channel looking to help some friends with a bathroom floor in their mobile. Watched many then OITC. I discovered we could do the task properly, simply and without cutting corners. I know u have already researched and watched tons of videos which is why I'm comfortable following ur direction. To do a project properly and feel good about it IS the inspiration. Many thanks to Doug, Ashley and family.
Seems every time we turn around they invent a different way of doing things. I am not suprised. I often wondered why they did it the x way. I did it like he did on our home back before I even knew about it. I didn't work for a contractor eather. I did it the way I thought it made sence to me.
I know right ?!? The thing I find most interesting in myself is when Doug explains something like he did here. Talking about the water and keeping it away made a light bulb go off. Then I think... well darn that’s so simple we all should have know that already. Simple and straight forward.
I love the step by step tutorial. I guess I can actually thank the naysayers this time. Even if you guys had to take time away from your project, to explain it to the YT know it alls'. I know myself and others who don't question your motives or ways of doing things, because you research it. Appreciate the step by step and the why as well. Great job as always.
My husband's favorite saying is, "Just because it's different doesn't make it wrong." This has shown me the proper way to seal a window. Well-done you!
Haha - nobody is going to stop questioning. This is the nature of absolutely any DIY videos on TH-cam. Woodworking videos: "You're being super unsafe! You're going to cut your fingers off!" Welding videos: "Your welds look terrible! You obviously don't know how to set your machine up!" Home renovation videos: "I know a better way! You're dumb!" It's never going to stop, no matter how much the video demonstrates the right ways to do things.
You shouldn't care what the comments think about your work. You do you and congrats on the progress. Ohh yeah, you have 70k+ subscribers, you're doing something right.
Army Dave - I personally am glad they do care about what others think - therefore Doug can enlighten and teach a better way of doing things to help us. Take er easy and thanks for your service in the Army.
Felt like I just watched an episode of This Old House:) To take the time to go into an in depth explanation of the different installation methods, demo and all, was awesome. Great job guys!! It must be tough seeing all the negative comments but you guys are doing a fantastic job. Don't get discouraged and keep up the great work!!
Like the homeschoolers that you are you used this as a teaching moment! I have no doubts you are on the right track. But kudos to Doug - you may be setting a trend "reading the directions"!!
I'm an older woman and have no experience in building or window installation but even I understood and can see the sense in doing it the way you have. Well done!!!
I was one of those that was going to question your window installation. I didn’t because I have never installed new windows just watched others. So glad I held off commenting. “Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought fool, than to open it and remove all doubt.”
I learned so much from this video that I thought I already knew, but was wrong on! I greatly appreciate this video and you taking the time to SHOW the reasons and justifications. I'm bookmarking this as my definitive how to for window installations. 😎🏆💯 I HEREBY PROPOSE THIS 'NEW METHOD' BE NOW AND FOREVER KNOWN AS THE DOUG CUT!!! 😀
Okay Doug and Ashley. It's time. Multiple requests have been made for a reveal of where you received such wonderful training to make you the awesome Craftsmen you are today. What is your history in construction pre OITC? Whether it was a family member, a teacher or an employer who gave you your start, the explanation would make a great video. I could listen to your explanations all day. Your knowledge is overwhelming... and your not bad on the eyes 😊 So, if I'm not being to pushy, SPILL IT 😁
Doug, You said in previous videos it was better to cut the wrap the way you were doing it & when you showed us how you taped it, that was good enough for me. Sometimes you tell us this might not be the right way, but this is how I want to do it because it is behind a door. (i.e.drywall joint) This video will be a great help to anyone wanting to install new windows!! It very clear you and Ashley want your house to be properly done. I have said this before, your love is in the details for your family!! Take care & God Bless.
I think people should mind their own business when it comes to the "how to." It's your guys house, do what you believe is the right way. It's your house, time, money, and effort. Keep up the good work.
Great explanation. When in doubt think about where water wants to go and encourage it to go where it will cause the least damage. Nice mock-up, glad you took the time to build it and show the effect.
Very concise information. I was getting annoyed on your behalf when people were telling you that you were doing it wrong ... I figured if ANYONE knew how to do it, you guys did because you do so much research on everything you do. Jeldwen should include this video in the sales of their windows and give you a couple of freebies, lol. As always, wonderful information. Thank you !! ❤️
So wonderful that you took the time to acknowledge your followers concerns - they obviously care about your project and are totally invested in your success. Your demonstration was clear, kind and enlightening. Good job! Loved Ashley’s arm sneaking into the frame to help, as always. Made me smile! Everyone needs an Ashley in their lives! And a Doug! Have an awesome day.
That was one classy mic drop, Doug!! I love your intelligent, respectful response to criticism! Another reason why I'm so addicted to your channel! Blessings & peace, ya'll!!✌🍁🙂🍂🥰
Yep! Your way makes more sense. Don't ask me why I sat and watched this video for over 20 minutes. I live in an apartment, and will probably never get the chance to put in a window. LOL I became obsessed with home improvement shows when I did own a house. Property Brothers, Fixer Up, Mike Holmes, etc. I watched them all. Anyways, good work. You should try to get your own HGTV show!
It’s amazing to me how many people criticize without researching if the old ideas/methods are still the best way of doing things. You guys were so sweet and kind to respond in the manner that you showed in this video. You explained and taught, without lashing out. You very well could have not addressed the comments or responded in anger. I like how you guys are different and take the chances of getting some criticism in order to do things the way you believe is best. Thank you for being who you are and this video just makes me believe in you both even more! Love and hugs from NY 🥰
@Elizabeth Benson ..That's exactly why their Channel is my favorite.💖.Doug and Ashley are Humble, grateful for all God provides, teaches with grace and patients, works hard , sets goals, meets goals✔, and show their children with education, great work ethic, and determination, you Will move forward and Up in life without relying on others .I just Love this family..😊
Thank you for taking the time to explain all of that. Not that you should have to explain yourself with your own home build but when people want to criticize and say you’re doing things incorrectly it’s nice that you were kind enough to take your time to show all of that.
You do such a nice job teaching. You do it in a manner that is knowledgeable and non threatening so that even old folks can accept new ideas. Great job you guys!🥰
Some people can’t adjust to change. I think your demonstration was perfect. You explained it perfectly. People will still hate. They need to move on. Once again, great job.
Idk why people care so much to comment and tell you you're wrong. I think everything you've done so far has made perfect sense and this reasoning behind this video is also incredibly smart.
I can't stand when people do that. I comment on various posts saying this.If you know for sure if it's wrong then that's fine.A lot of people fail to understand things have changed so much from just a couple of years ago.
delphine I totally agree or even like constructive criticism but passionate disagreement kind of makes no sense. Plus this is their house and not whoever all commented about them being wrong.
Makes perfect sense to me! Thank you for the demonstration and explanation. It's obvious to me that you have done lots of research about how to do this, not to mention experience from your previous house renovations! Perhaps those that feel the need to correct you in comments should do a little research as well. Methodology changes constantly in order to keep up with new products and discoveries! A tradesman should always be willing to learn in order to keep up to date.
I LOVE Your Channel!! Your always doing and teaching the BEST methods that are NEW School. Besides, It's your house and I guarantee those who were freaking out about your technique will eat this shorts! LOL. You just taught a very Important Method to putting in Windows Properly. And will save heart ache and rotted wood for those learning watching you. Thank you! Good Job Doug and Ashley! 👍👍.
20 years from now when others are sitting in their homes freezing, you two will be nice and warm in your cozy house enjoying your grandchildren. You know what you're doing so don't pay attention to what others may say. Most of your critics wouldn't know how to do any of things you've shown us if their lives depended on it. Go Team Doug and Ashley!
You are such a good teacher! Everything you said makes perfect sense. And I admire that you two study the process and become knowledgeable enough to make intelligent choices. I would be surprised if some TV station doesn't try to sign you on to have your own show, some variation of This Old House.
Me too... I think it's because Doug and Ashley don't talk to us like we are ignorant, they are very informative and kind at the same time. This is the only channel I watch that keeps my interest on stuff like this.
Me too! I’m a retired nurse. Husband died a few years ago and I sold our home to downsize. The new one needed a lot of repairs. I’m remodeling it myself. It’s amazing what a person can do when they just get started and don’t quit. I’ve learned so much from this channel. Love Doug and Ashley. Respect 😊
When you put the other windows in, at first I thought you were doing it wrong but I held my tongue. Because before the video was finished I realized how much better this style installation was. It just made sense. So, thank you for explaining the reason behind it. Love and blessings!
Good tutorial. I'm a fairly new follower of yours and I don't know what type of schooling you've had in the construction business, but it's obvious that you've picked up good info from somewhere. I started watching your videos when I recognized my wife and I nearly 50 years ago. I would tackle almost any job mostly for the fun of doing it. My wife stopped being amazed a long time ago. I was a medical technologist for over 50 years. When we would get a new piece of lab equipment I would come in in the evening and sit down with the manuals and slowly dissect it to see how it worked. Keep doing what you are doing. YOU ARE DOING GREAT. (it's also neat to see your wife doesn't mind getting her hands dirty)
All of the windows in my new home are flush cut. I feel extremely confident that I will not have any leakage problems. Doug explained it exactly how my builder and window installer explained it to me when installing my windows.
I hate you guys feel like you have to explain why you're doing what your doing.... it's your house and you both decide how and what to do. I love your channel and think you both know what you're doing. I always look forward to the next video!
After watching your videos i was inspired and had confidence i could do this on my mobile home. I did my homework and validated this new technique on the manufacturer website. I’m pleased to report i did my first ever DIY project...successfully putting up sheathing on one section of my MH and it includes one window. So a huge thank you for your great content!!! My husband was totally impressed with my new knowledge and skill. 😁💪🏻
First of all, I apologize for my clumsy English! Yes, I did not study well at school ... :-( Actually, in Russia we build houses in a completely different way, using completely different materials and technologies. And that’s why I’m especially interested in your videos. Thank you very much for them! Very informative and interesting! And of course, I would like to wish good luck to all your friendly family! Great job guys! :-)
Very good explanation. I am a carpenter framer for 30 years. I never new about that. I was taught the X cut. I have not worked as a carpenter for 25 years .
WOW, I'm blown away with the time and patience you took to demonstrate and throughly explain a better way to install windows to avoid the wood Rot. That was very informative and educational for a lot of people out here. Thank you for that!! It makes total sense.
To the doubters: HE TOLD YOU!!!!! He showed manufacture recommendation and referenced articles, BAM! SO SAD people can't mind they P's and Q's, You do your home let them do their home. I'm just here for the inspiration.
The first time I watched you all put in a window, I have to admit I was guilty of saying "wait, you're doing it wrong" but after watching how you did it (can't remember which video it was) I was so impressed by the end result I shared that video with my son who remodels homes. He loved the video and proceeded to share it with his boss who also agreed it is a better way of installing windows (his boss is a really old man and not easily swayed to new things haha). Also, your chickens.........they are getting so huge!
There is a 2 year class at our local vocational school in Wisconsin, where they train students to become home builders. Doug would be a good instructor for that kind of class if there is a local vocational school near your place!
When I replaced our front window and patio window, I wrapped the house the exact same way. No one told me how to do it, I just did it the way it made sence to me. I didn't do the x or I cut. I taped all the way around my window openings because I figured it would seal the window better. Turns out I was ahead of my time back then. lol.
@@diyfferent I knew about the X Method, but to me, it left the corners exposed to moisture egress. I also thought about water being driven up under the top and in between the window frame. It just didn't add up.
I had no doubt you knew what you was doing with the window install, Doug and Ashley you all seem to be perfectionist so I knew you would want everything done right! You all are doing a great job!!! I love watching your videos and look forward to the next room to be completed! Xoxo 😘
Very educational and informative video. You guys are the best. Unlike other home diy channels on TH-cam. I can be sure you’ve done your homework and you are sharing the best way. Thanks guys. I look forward to each new episode of your reno.
Nice! I love learning new things, even when I have no intention of having to build or remodel a house. By watching your channel, I now have enough good knowledge to really be a pain in the patooties to any contractor I might need to hire, LOL.
That's all its been doing here in Michigan. We could have used it two months ago. Now we do not really need it. Farmers are trying to get their crops in.
Your work looks wonderful. I wish contractors would be as careful and detail oriented as you two are. The buildings would be in better shape. You do a great job. Love your house.
I am up there in years and always did my researcher on how to get a job done. The money was not always available to pay someone to do it and at that they did not always know what they were doing. Always love your videos and never to old to learn.
Great video. It is a shame you have to explain in great detail why you do what you do to your house. All your work seems very professional and well thought out to me. I just wish I had your energy.
Thanks for the instructions. It is great to know why you are making the choices you are and seeing the reasons. I know you've done your research. These tutorials are great.
Pay no attention to the experts sitting on the couch in their moms basement. It's your house do what you want to do. I started building houses in 1979 and have not used all of these house wrap cutting ideas. I also have never had a window call back. The only good thing about these experts is that they are views that you are getting paid for. Love your channel.
LOL I saw your window install last time, then saw someone else on another channel install windows with a modified x cut, and I thought, "Well, that doesn't look right." LOL. Very good explanation. Hoping I never have to do it myself, but I enjoy watching you work.
Newsflash people it’s not your house so save your rude comments or your helpful hints if you don’t like watching move on because some of us love it. Keep up the hard work guys you’re doing an excellent job so keep them videos coming ❤️
lol you guys wore matching colors. You are such an awesome couple. Loved the fact that you explained in detail. Show the haters who is wrong. TH-cam carpenter experts are just trolls who sound off in the comments. A true professional wouldn't tell someone how wrong they were in the comments.
The naysayers sometimes need to realize that the way things are done are always changing and improving. Just doing it a certain way because you always have done it that way is foolish. Thank you Doug and Ashley for teaching us new things. That's how we grow. God bless you in your endeavors.
Very good I formation, I would take your advice any day, I’ve already learned several things from you and I know you’re not here to teach and educate but I totally appreciate every tip of information you put out!
Was worried that after you showed us the bad ways, you'd have to replace the wrap so you could do it correctly, lol. This is all good. Thank you! Glad to see the house more secure.
People shouldn’t be telling you how to do things, You are smart and have done it before. You two are doing a great job! Thanks for sharing. I look forward to your videos. 💕
Everything you just said sets people up for failure , once you stop listening to peoples idea's or methods for doing similar things you stop learning or create problems for yourself . Critique is exactly how codes and building science were created in the first place .
Thank you for your explanation of window installation........ you will always have the nay sayers but how you did it makes sense! keep up the great work.... looking forward to your next video
I'm not a carpenter nor have I ever put in a window or a door. The way you explained it makes perfectly good sense to me. Great video thanks for sharing.
Watch us work on this home from the start!: th-cam.com/play/PLB6I6KoGYpp62Z2DQhIXgqBbDsBhDRijJ.html
Good informational video, really appreciare it ...but I'm still not understanding the caulk part... You caulked it jus to put tape over it?
@@lavonn188 That's just typically what is called for. Extra protection doesn't hurt.
We did the I cut or the x cut I forget and if it’s windy out I feel cold air coming out around the window ... and it’s spray foamed so I second this method !!!!
So there's no spray foam? I'm genuinely asking..hahaha..not setting you up for attack..haha..I saw you illustrate how the foam causing the house wrap to pull away and I saw it there...I saw you caulk the flange of the window but I didn't see anymore use of foam..Is that only used when you do trim work? This is so interesting..I just subscribed to watch the motherload. :)
You could teach construction trades in a school for high school students. I am serious. You explain very well and students would listen to you. You would make a great teacher. Teach the trades,as that is needed for young people.
Wish it would rain here. Take care
What a public service you have just provided! Thanks for the tutorial!
Great job guys !!! Some people can't or won't accept change which is pretty amazing given that we live in the age of technology and things change daily. Change brought us indoor plumbing and running water. As well as defeating disease with water purification and medicine. So how can we not accept change. What's inspiring here is that u took the extra time to show why a new way was better to help improve the outcome for others. U didn't have to do that. I found this channel looking to help some friends with a bathroom floor in their mobile. Watched many then OITC. I discovered we could do the task properly, simply and without cutting corners. I know u have already researched and watched tons of videos which is why I'm comfortable following ur direction. To do a project properly and feel good about it IS the inspiration. Many thanks to Doug, Ashley and family.
Seems every time we turn around they invent a different way of doing things. I am not suprised. I often wondered why they did it the x way. I did it like he did on our home back before I even knew about it. I didn't work for a contractor eather. I did it the way I thought it made sence to me.
I know right ?!? The thing I find most interesting in myself is when Doug explains something like he did here. Talking about the water and keeping it away made a light bulb go off. Then I think... well darn that’s so simple we all should have know that already. Simple and straight forward.
Ashley, if you’re the one reading the comments, you are by far the best Sous Renovator known to mankind lol. I hope hubby knows how lucky he is!
I love the step by step tutorial. I guess I can actually thank the naysayers this time. Even if you guys had to take time away from your project, to explain it to the YT know it alls'. I know myself and others who don't question your motives or ways of doing things, because you research it. Appreciate the step by step and the why as well. Great job as always.
You guys taught that gracefully. Don't worry about petty arguments or if there s a difference in opinion. Y'all know what you're doing. It shows .
My husband's favorite saying is, "Just because it's different doesn't make it wrong." This has shown me the proper way to seal a window. Well-done you!
Maybe now we’ll stop questioning why you do things the way you do. You’ve done the research, and we benefit from it.
Haha - nobody is going to stop questioning. This is the nature of absolutely any DIY videos on TH-cam. Woodworking videos: "You're being super unsafe! You're going to cut your fingers off!" Welding videos: "Your welds look terrible! You obviously don't know how to set your machine up!" Home renovation videos: "I know a better way! You're dumb!" It's never going to stop, no matter how much the video demonstrates the right ways to do things.
haha, it's okay to question things. That's how we learn and correct :)
You shouldn't care what the comments think about your work. You do you and congrats on the progress. Ohh yeah, you have 70k+ subscribers, you're doing something right.
Army Dave - I personally am glad they do care about what others think - therefore Doug can enlighten and teach a better way of doing things to help us. Take er easy and thanks for your service in the Army.
Felt like I just watched an episode of This Old House:) To take the time to go into an in depth explanation of the different installation methods, demo and all, was awesome. Great job guys!! It must be tough seeing all the negative comments but you guys are doing a fantastic job. Don't get discouraged and keep up the great work!!
It's good of you to explain why your doing something a certain way when you don't have to. Your good teachers good job! Carrie
Like the homeschoolers that you are you used this as a teaching moment! I have no doubts you are on the right track. But kudos to Doug - you may be setting a trend "reading the directions"!!
I like the way your doing your windows, but most important is the thought you've invested to doing a job correctly.
I'm an older woman and have no experience in building or window installation but even I understood and can see the sense in doing it the way you have. Well done!!!
You keep doing your house your way Doug. You are doing great
Thanks for explaining about the windows, you are the first people to explain why it is done one way over another that I have seen. Good information.
I was one of those that was going to question your window installation. I didn’t because I have never installed new windows just watched others. So glad I held off commenting. “Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought fool, than to open it and remove all doubt.”
I learned so much from this video that I thought I already knew, but was wrong on! I greatly appreciate this video and you taking the time to SHOW the reasons and justifications. I'm bookmarking this as my definitive how to for window installations. 😎🏆💯 I HEREBY PROPOSE THIS 'NEW METHOD' BE NOW AND FOREVER KNOWN AS THE DOUG CUT!!! 😀
haha :D
" The Doug Cut" how appropriate! LOL! Great!
THANKS for the explanation. I have ALWAYS thought/felt that if people understand the "Why" of things, they will be able to do the RIGHT Thing.
Okay Doug and Ashley. It's time. Multiple requests have been made for a reveal of where you received such wonderful training to make you the awesome Craftsmen you are today. What is your history in construction pre OITC? Whether it was a family member, a teacher or an employer who gave you your start, the explanation would make a great video. I could listen to your explanations all day. Your knowledge is overwhelming... and your not bad on the eyes 😊 So, if I'm not being to pushy, SPILL IT 😁
He has said multiple times its mostly self taught..research,, trial and error learning from mistakes...etc.
@@dianewilliams9858 uh huh
Doug, You said in previous videos it was better to cut the wrap the way you were doing it & when you showed us how you taped it, that was good enough for me. Sometimes you tell us this might not be the right way, but this is how I want to do it because it is behind a door. (i.e.drywall joint) This video will be a great help to anyone wanting to install new windows!! It very clear you and Ashley want your house to be properly done. I have said this before, your love is in the details for your family!! Take care & God Bless.
I'm not a carpenter or anything but I think you're doing great. Your explanation was loud and clear.
I think people should mind their own business when it comes to the "how to." It's your guys house, do what you believe is the right way. It's your house, time, money, and effort. Keep up the good work.
Great explanation. When in doubt think about where water wants to go and encourage it to go where it will cause the least damage.
Nice mock-up, glad you took the time to build it and show the effect.
Very concise information. I was getting annoyed on your behalf when people were telling you that you were doing it wrong ... I figured if ANYONE knew how to do it, you guys did because you do so much research on everything you do. Jeldwen should include this video in the sales of their windows and give you a couple of freebies, lol. As always, wonderful information. Thank you !! ❤️
So wonderful that you took the time to acknowledge your followers concerns - they obviously care about your project and are totally invested in your success. Your demonstration was clear, kind and enlightening. Good job! Loved Ashley’s arm sneaking into the frame to help, as always. Made me smile! Everyone needs an Ashley in their lives! And a Doug! Have an awesome day.
That was one classy mic drop, Doug!! I love your intelligent, respectful response to criticism! Another reason why I'm so addicted to your channel! Blessings & peace, ya'll!!✌🍁🙂🍂🥰
Yep! Your way makes more sense. Don't ask me why I sat and watched this video for over 20 minutes. I live in an apartment, and will probably never get the chance to put in a window. LOL I became obsessed with home improvement shows when I did own a house. Property Brothers, Fixer Up, Mike Holmes, etc. I watched them all. Anyways, good work. You should try to get your own HGTV show!
Thanks for watching :)
It’s amazing to me how many people criticize without researching if the old ideas/methods are still the best way of doing things. You guys were so sweet and kind to respond in the manner that you showed in this video. You explained and taught, without lashing out. You very well could have not addressed the comments or responded in anger. I like how you guys are different and take the chances of getting some criticism in order to do things the way you believe is best. Thank you for being who you are and this video just makes me believe in you both even more! Love and hugs from NY 🥰
People are creatures of habit and dont change easy
Elizabeth Benson,well said👍😊...
@Elizabeth Benson ..That's exactly why their Channel is my favorite.💖.Doug and Ashley are Humble, grateful for all God provides, teaches with grace and patients, works hard , sets goals, meets goals✔, and show their children with education, great work ethic, and determination, you Will move forward and Up in life without relying on others .I just Love this family..😊
Boy , it rains a lot by you! I think your air sealing makes a lot of sense. I can always learn from you guys. Thanks!
It seems like it only rains when we need to work outside, or are painting, haha.
Thank you for taking the time to explain all of that. Not that you should have to explain yourself with your own home build but when people want to criticize and say you’re doing things incorrectly it’s nice that you were kind enough to take your time to show all of that.
Gina Cota I agree 100%
I'm telling you Doug u and Ashley need your own tv show !!!
You do such a nice job teaching. You do it in a manner that is knowledgeable and non threatening so that even old folks can accept new ideas. Great job you guys!🥰
Excellent demonstration, I see a Teacher in you 😊
Some people can’t adjust to change. I think your demonstration was perfect. You explained it perfectly. People will still hate. They need to move on. Once again, great job.
Idk why people care so much to comment and tell you you're wrong. I think everything you've done so far has made perfect sense and this reasoning behind this video is also incredibly smart.
I can't stand when people do that. I comment on various posts saying this.If you know for sure if it's wrong then that's fine.A lot of people fail to understand things have changed so much from just a couple of years ago.
delphine I totally agree or even like constructive criticism but passionate disagreement kind of makes no sense. Plus this is their house and not whoever all commented about them being wrong.
@@geminigurl92 true Thats what I say to the people.Its their home if they like it I love it.lol
Excellent video!!! Great description of whats happening when you wrap a house and install windows/doors!! I feel like I was just scolded by Dad... :)
lol, sorry
@@diyfferent No worries!! It was VERY educational!
How generous! thank you for building the demo window and taking the time to explain the different cuts.
OMGOODNESS!!! I'm one of those that said the "X" cut was better! So sorry! That was 30 yrs ago! Great demo & explanation! Ty
Makes perfect sense to me! Thank you for the demonstration and explanation. It's obvious to me that you have done lots of research about how to do this, not to mention experience from your previous house renovations! Perhaps those that feel the need to correct you in comments should do a little research as well. Methodology changes constantly in order to keep up with new products and discoveries! A tradesman should always be willing to learn in order to keep up to date.
I LOVE Your Channel!! Your always doing and teaching the BEST methods that are NEW School.
Besides, It's your house and I guarantee those who were freaking out about your technique will eat this shorts! LOL. You just taught a very Important Method to putting in Windows Properly. And will save heart ache and rotted wood for those learning watching you. Thank you! Good Job Doug and Ashley!
👍👍.
Thanks :)
20 years from now when others are sitting in their homes freezing, you two will be nice and warm in your cozy house enjoying your grandchildren. You know what you're doing so don't pay attention to what others may say. Most of your critics wouldn't know how to do any of things you've shown us if their lives depended on it. Go Team Doug and Ashley!
You are such a good teacher! Everything you said makes perfect sense. And I admire that you two study the process and become knowledgeable enough to make intelligent choices. I would be surprised if some TV station doesn't try to sign you on to have your own show, some variation of This Old House.
An awesome idea! I have never seen such a hard working couple as them!!!
58 years old, retired Nurse and NEVER thought I'd be interested in how to install a window... I was wrong! 😂😂
Me too... I think it's because Doug and Ashley don't talk to us like we are ignorant, they are very informative and kind at the same time. This is the only channel I watch that keeps my interest on stuff like this.
Me too! I’m a retired nurse. Husband died a few years ago and I sold our home to downsize. The new one needed a lot of repairs. I’m remodeling it myself. It’s amazing what a person can do when they just get started and don’t quit. I’ve learned so much from this channel. Love Doug and Ashley. Respect 😊
I'm 61 retired. I dont even own my home but I'm addicted too. Haha! They are such a great couple. 🥰
a real educator. open minded to criticism and able to correct others with facts and respect while doing it. bravo! a rare quality these days! :D
When you put the other windows in, at first I thought you were doing it wrong but I held my tongue. Because before the video was finished I realized how much better this style installation was. It just made sense. So, thank you for explaining the reason behind it. Love and blessings!
Good tutorial. I'm a fairly new follower of yours and I don't know what type of schooling you've had in the construction business, but it's obvious that you've picked up good info from somewhere. I started watching your videos when I recognized my wife and I nearly 50 years ago. I would tackle almost any job mostly for the fun of doing it. My wife stopped being amazed a long time ago. I was a medical technologist for over 50 years. When we would get a new piece of lab equipment I would come in in the evening and sit down with the manuals and slowly dissect it to see how it worked. Keep doing what you are doing. YOU ARE DOING GREAT. (it's also neat to see your wife doesn't mind getting her hands dirty)
Your patience and willingness to educate those who have criticized you is so endearing and shows what a wonderful husband/father/man you are.🙌
Thanks for taking the time to explain all that! I've learned a lot from watching your progress!
I love that you took the trouble to build a frame to show us exactly how it worked. I love watching your progress. Many thanks.
All of the windows in my new home are flush cut. I feel extremely confident that I will not have any leakage problems. Doug explained it exactly how my builder and window installer explained it to me when installing my windows.
I hate you guys feel like you have to explain why you're doing what your doing.... it's your house and you both decide how and what to do. I love your channel and think you both know what you're doing. I always look forward to the next video!
After watching your videos i was inspired and had confidence i could do this on my mobile home. I did my homework and validated this new technique on the manufacturer website. I’m pleased to report i did my first ever DIY project...successfully putting up sheathing on one section of my MH and it includes one window. So a huge thank you for your great content!!! My husband was totally impressed with my new knowledge and skill. 😁💪🏻
Well, you not only set the "professionals straight, but you show them why their wrong! Doug, YOU DA MAN!
First of all, I apologize for my clumsy English! Yes, I did not study well at school ... :-(
Actually, in Russia we build houses in a completely different way, using completely different materials and technologies. And that’s why I’m especially interested in your videos. Thank you very much for them! Very informative and interesting!
And of course, I would like to wish good luck to all your friendly family! Great job guys! :-)
I've always been interested how other countries do things.
Your English is just fine! No apology necessary.
There is literally 0% chance I will be installing a window but I still enjoyed hearing your installation advice. Really well explained!
There you go all you naysayers! Listen and Learn! Good job, Doug!
Very good explanation. I am a carpenter framer for 30 years. I never new about that. I was taught the X cut. I have not worked as a carpenter for 25 years .
As the old saying goes, " if you're lucky, you learn something new everyday". Good one, eh?
WOW, I'm blown away with the time and patience you took to demonstrate and throughly explain a better way to install windows to avoid the wood Rot. That was very informative and educational for a lot of people out here. Thank you for that!! It makes total sense.
To the doubters: HE TOLD YOU!!!!! He showed manufacture recommendation and referenced articles, BAM! SO SAD people can't mind they P's and Q's, You do your home let them do their home. I'm just here for the inspiration.
Yes!
The first time I watched you all put in a window, I have to admit I was guilty of saying "wait, you're doing it wrong" but after watching how you did it (can't remember which video it was) I was so impressed by the end result I shared that video with my son who remodels homes. He loved the video and proceeded to share it with his boss who also agreed it is a better way of installing windows (his boss is a really old man and not easily swayed to new things haha). Also, your chickens.........they are getting so huge!
There is a 2 year class at our local vocational school in Wisconsin, where they train students to become home builders. Doug would be a good instructor for that kind of class if there is a local vocational school near your place!
Yeah. They're both natural educators. Lucky kids.
Air bad. Thank you. Great demonstration. So thoughtful for you to take the time to explain, demonstrate and film. Bravo
When I replaced our front window and patio window, I wrapped the house the exact same way. No one told me how to do it, I just did it the way it made sence to me. I didn't do the x or I cut. I taped all the way around my window openings because I figured it would seal the window better. Turns out I was ahead of my time back then. lol.
Common sense goes a long way :)
@@diyfferent I knew about the X Method, but to me, it left the corners exposed to moisture egress. I also thought about water being driven up under the top and in between the window frame. It just didn't add up.
I had no doubt you knew what you was doing with the window install, Doug and Ashley you all seem to be perfectionist so I knew you would want everything done right! You all are doing a great job!!! I love watching your videos and look forward to the next room to be completed! Xoxo 😘
Very educational and informative video. You guys are the best. Unlike other home diy channels on TH-cam. I can be sure you’ve done your homework and you are sharing the best way. Thanks guys. I look forward to each new episode of your reno.
Nice! I love learning new things, even when I have no intention of having to build or remodel a house. By watching your channel, I now have enough good knowledge to really be a pain in the patooties to any contractor I might need to hire, LOL.
I am in construction and we do the same way as you demonstrated.. great job... I see you finally got rain...
That's all its been doing here in Michigan. We could have used it two months ago. Now we do not really need it. Farmers are trying to get their crops in.
Your work looks wonderful. I wish contractors would be as careful and detail oriented as you two are. The buildings would be in better shape. You do a great job. Love your house.
I don’t know squat about installing windows but everything you did & said makes perfect sense!
I agree. Seems common sense to me.
I am up there in years and always did my researcher on how to get a job done. The money was not always available to pay someone to do it and at that they did not always know what they were doing. Always love your videos and never to old to learn.
Great video. It is a shame you have to explain in great detail why you do what you do to your house. All your work seems very professional and well thought out to me. I just wish I had your energy.
This demonstration was so well done and so clear.
I am getting ready to replacer a few windows and I am thankful for this video. Good information and thank you
All common sense stuff. Very well explained.
Most sensible and informative installation video ever ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧
I agree...
How kind of you for going to all that trouble You are a lovely man the way you explain everything very kind . 👍👍😁😁👏👏👏🌺😄🌷🌹👍👍
Thanks for the instructions. It is great to know why you are making the choices you are and seeing the reasons. I know you've done your research. These tutorials are great.
Same here, but without the kisses. Hugs maybe. Nah. Fist bump.
@@nancyfahey7518 Huh?
Pay no attention to the experts sitting on the couch in their moms basement. It's your house do what you want to do. I started building houses in 1979 and have not used all of these house wrap cutting ideas. I also have never had a window call back. The only good thing about these experts is that they are views that you are getting paid for. Love your channel.
LOL I saw your window install last time, then saw someone else on another channel install windows with a modified x cut, and I thought, "Well, that doesn't look right." LOL. Very good explanation. Hoping I never have to do it myself, but I enjoy watching you work.
Well done on the tutorial! Love how you don't give in to the negativity of others. Many blessings to you and your family.
Great lesson. Improvements on methods are always good. Keep sharing with us, Guys.
Golly, I can do this! You two made it clear and understandable. I am in Construction 101 from your examples. Wonderful.
You tell em Doug. You seem smart and capable in all you do. I agree with some of the other comments that you would make a good trade school teacher.
Newsflash people it’s not your house so save your rude comments or your helpful hints if you don’t like watching move on because some of us love it. Keep up the hard work guys you’re doing an excellent job so keep them videos coming ❤️
The side of the house wrap he demonstrates is the interior side. It's the side that is warm and dry.
I didn't understand why you were doing it diyfferent but I was sure you had a reason. Thank you for explaining why and sharing your knowledge with us!
lol you guys wore matching colors. You are such an awesome couple. Loved the fact that you explained in detail. Show the haters who is wrong. TH-cam carpenter experts are just trolls who sound off in the comments. A true professional wouldn't tell someone how wrong they were in the comments.
I can't believe you made a demo. That was incredibly kind of you.
Not all heroes wear capes
The naysayers sometimes need to realize that the way things are done are always changing and improving. Just doing it a certain way because you always have done it that way is foolish. Thank you Doug and Ashley for teaching us new things. That's how we grow. God bless you in your endeavors.
Very good I formation, I would take your advice any day, I’ve already learned several things from you and I know you’re not here to teach and educate but I totally appreciate every tip of information you put out!
Boom!! Drops the mic!!
Lol awesome way of explaining!! You explained it very well both verbally and visually. Great job!
Was worried that after you showed us the bad ways, you'd have to replace the wrap so you could do it correctly, lol. This is all good. Thank you! Glad to see the house more secure.
People shouldn’t be telling you how to do things, You are smart and have done it before. You two are doing a great job! Thanks for sharing. I look forward to your videos. 💕
Everything you just said sets people up for failure , once you stop listening to peoples idea's or methods for doing similar things you stop learning or create problems for yourself .
Critique is exactly how codes and building science were created in the first place .
It's okay, like everyone, sometimes we need to be corrected, but sometimes we have a reason for our methods. Thanks!
Great tutorial. You went above and beyond, once again. But then, that is who you are and a big reason why I follow you. Blessings. 🦚🐓🔨🙏🏻❤️
Going to say it again Doug would make a great shop teacher in a school or something :)
THIS IS AN EXCELLENT TUTORIAL DOUG! Don’t let all the so-called pros discourage! You both are awesome! Grammy!
Thank you for your explanation of window installation........ you will always have the nay sayers but how you did it makes sense! keep up the great work.... looking forward to your next video
Great job! I'd hire you to remodel my home.
I'm not a carpenter nor have I ever put in a window or a door. The way you explained it makes perfectly good sense to me. Great video thanks for sharing.