Brent Hull explores different types of locks, including mortis, rim, and box locks, and their historical evolution. He explains the mechanisms and components like deadbolts and catches, as well as the materials used, such as iron and brass. Hull emphasizes the importance of maintenance for longevity and provides practical cleaning tips. He also shares resources for custom lock hardware and announces a podcast and Patreon for craftsmanship enthusiasts.
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S1E11 Navigating Well Drilling After ...
A property undergoes assessment following Hurricane Ida, leading to an application for a well permit due to new township regulations. The well location is carefully staked to meet setback requirements. After interviewing multiple drilling contractors, drilling begins but faces delays due to engin...
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S1E9 A Tight scribe around a farmhous...
The kitchen installation project highlights face frame construction and the gang building process for cabinet cases. It emphasizes the importance of scribing techniques for a precise fit, especially with unique installations like farmhouse sinks. The installation includes fitting doors and drawer...
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S2E11 The Slab Pour was a Disappointment
Rain complicates the concrete pour, requiring a tarp over the foundation. Slab work is prepared with specific materials for drainage, but the resulting slab quality is poor, prompting an epoxy application. The contractor does not meet expectations, emphasizing the need for a signed contract. Key ...
