ASK This Old House | Beehive Oven, Jimmy DiResta (S18 E10) FULL EPISODE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2021
- Mark explains the history and function of colonial-era beehive ovens and then restores one in a house built in 1750; Richard explains the failure points in toilet tanks and how to repair them; maker Jimmy DiResta invites Tom to his shop for a welding lesson and to build a metal coat rack.
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How to Restore a Colonial-Era Beehive Oven. Most beehive ovens in the United States are between 200-300 years old, making them pretty fragile. Working on them can be an extremely risky job and should only be tackled by professionals.
To cut into the oven from the side, Mark used a sheetrock knife to remove the horsehair plaster. When disturbing old plaster, it's important to protect against lead. In this case, Mark used a P100 mask and safety glasses, which can be found at any home center, and a 9 gallon dust extractor HEPA vacuum with automatic cleaning, which is manufactured by Bosch Tools.
Once the horsehair plaster was removed, the rest of the work happened with a variety of masonry hand tools, including a brick hammer and chisels. These can all be found at home centers.
To repair the oven, Mark laid a base of Type N mortar, which is manufactured by Quikrete. For the replacement bricks, Mark chose Boston City Hall pavers, which are manufactured by the Stiles and Hart Brick Company. Normally, he would choose a fire rated brick for an application receiving this much heat, but because it was a restoration project, he felt that these bricks best matched the oven and still had a high heat resistance.
Expert assistance with this segment was provided by Old Sturbridge Village.
How to Repair Toilet Tank Components. All of the repair parts for this project can be found at home centers.
Build It | Metal Coat Rack with Jimmy DiResta. To weld the frame together, Jimmy used a MIG welder, which is manufactured by Lincoln Electric. The light generated from welding is harmful, so be sure to wear protective clothing and a welding mask. Never look directly at the light from welding.
The structure of the coat rack was made using 2x2 square stock 16 gauge steel, which can be purchased from a metal shop. The coat hooks were made using salvaged railroad ties.
The top of the coat rack was made using a piece of 2" thick sapele, but any thick piece of wood would work.
Jimmy used boiled linseed oil as a finish on both the metal and the wood.
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9 gallon dust extractor HEPA vacuum
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Bosch Power Tools
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Jimmy DiResta
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Category: Contractors & Services
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Jimmy DiResta
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MIG welder
Category: Tools
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Lincoln Electric
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Old Sturbridge Village
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Category: Side Trip
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Old Sturbridge Village
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Type N mortar
Category: Fireplaces & Chimneys, Masonry
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Quikrete
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ASK This Old House | Beehive Oven, Jimmy DiResta (S18 E10) FULL EPISODE
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Over all of the years, I don't think I have ever seen Tom on the receiving end of instruction.
Man how cool is to be able to TEACH something to Tom freaking Silva
@@Kevin-mp5of he might be a bit of a jerk but he's undoubtedly talented...
@@Kevin-mp5of let's see it Kevin, let's see something you've made. Literally anything.
"Is your toilet constantly running?"
Richard is clearly the comic relief
Speaking of relief... let's learn how to fix this toilet!
I was surprised to see Jimmy on this. He’s a class act.
Good stuff with that beehive oven!
Mark shows his excellence with everything he does stone, brick, foundation, whatever. The Tom Silva of the mason world.
This was impressive. Pure craftsmanship.
That is insane, nice job mark.
16:07 the look of fear when you realize you’ll be teaching Tommy.
That house is prettier than 90% of the houses around today
I grew up watching TOH... Life was simpler then as a boy
Just worked in a house today built 1857. I was explaining to the homeowners how unique their behives was is.
Jimmy DiResta has such a natural presence on this show, his podcast, and when he did dirty money, but his personal youtube channel is nothing but montage footage set to music with almost no voiceover. i think i'd watch his more if he talked more!
This Old Re-Run
I would love to see before and after.
Ask this old house. I grew up watching your programs.
Thank you very much for teaching me of few things.
Omg, I want a beehive oven but my 100 year old house isn't old enough. Wonder how hard it would be to build one outside.
I love you guys how you create houses so beautiful..I will like you guys to came to my house in rosarito I being divorce for 20 yrs never fix my house no money to do it 😔
Tommy trying to weld 🙈
19:18 sounded nothing like frying bacon
Wowww
No contractor cares how you felt, just say thanks and pay well
The thumbnail looks like "Nosferatu" is hosting..😄
Two lions in same episod , Tom and Jimmy :-)
WTF
Love how he just happened to find the access panel to the beehive oven 🙄
And proceeds to not use it because it was too high 🙄
@@kangkim150, Cuz it was on top of the beehive.
They failed to mention debris in the fill valve. Every time I have a leaky toilet that’s the cause.
I was raised on TOH.
Good simple times then
@@briannguyen5725 father, daughter times. Good times.
19:08 ya heard that was spahttery? I'm talking North East fer ya!
Their house is coated in neurotoxins and they are worried about their fancy pance oven.
Hey it Jimmy... I remember when Jimmy didn't no how to weld lol 😆
It is kind of amusing he was worried about code with regard to the lead paint but completely ignored it when doing the masonry work.
How so?
@@queerdor fire brick are required as is refractory mortar. Clearances to combustibles etc.
Wonder if the homeowner has experienced any paranormal phenomenon?
First
@@brianglade848 what kind of key did he wipe with?