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We are super excited for the final video! It is going to be released on August 20Th

It depends on the door. This door is an aluminum door so it will have a rubber boot that goes around the perimeter of the glass where vinyl doors do not need a boot. If you are replacing existing glass in a door then the boot or setting blocks should already be there. If you have more questions feel free to message us on Instagram and we would be happy to answer more of your questions

When I am replacing glass I usually have 3 dimensions that I need to get: The glass thickness, the width, and the height. If it is a dual paned glass panel I will usually assume that the spacer in between the glass is 1/2" so measure the approximate thickness of the glass divide the remaining measurement in half and that should be your thickness. For the height and width you find the daylight opening which will be what part of the glass is not held by the frame. Once you have your daylight opening then I add the approximate amount that is hidden in the panel and that should give me my dimensions. Make sure that you add the extra for both sides

If it is rubbing at the header you are going to work the process in reverse and shim the bottom block to try and push the panel towards the threshold. Depending on the door and the configuration of the glass blocks you might have to move them around to get it to sit correctly. I will try and record a video to demonstrate what I mean. If you want to discuss it further feel free to reach out via email or instagram

I treated it like I was giving myself advice when I got started. I had experienced guys around me that had power tools and I had no money getting started, so the first 2 tools I bought were a hammer and a pry bar. Not much but it got me started. Thanks for watching the video, let me know what you think should be in the next $100 episode

@@SledgeInOffice I think if you have a $100 budget you need to clarify goals and focus on HF, Amazon, Temu, and so on. $100 will get you a long way on any of those in terms of basics. If you were working on cars you could get all your basic socket needs met with less than half of that. Temu is hit or miss but has some gems. I also really don't think you can purchase anything that doesn't have more than one use. Circular saw and impact driver should also be high on the list and you can do either for under $40, $100 can go a long way if used as a stepping stone. I have some very cheap starter tools I intended to replace after they broke and here I am with them 15 years later.

Ryobi is really good value beginner set that will hold up until you can afford a higher end hammer drill/impact

@mrmstrinivlog We will have that video posted in the next couple weeks!! Do you have a tool brand you like? I appreciate you watching our video

Tbh just save and get Dewalt, you will have the power tools for a long long time, compared to buying twice and changing platforms.

Yes sir, we used to call them doors built in the "Wild Wild West" because we were asked by our employer to leave the brand names out.

Thanks for watching our video!! If you have a project you have any questions on feel free to send it our way

Ok then thank you. I have a set of kawneer doors and the vinyl peice doesn't come off the stops so I can perform the adjustment in the video. Is this door trash?

@@pennydink72 can you send pictures of the door to me so I can see what you are looking at?

Tklaus.sito@gmail.com

Thanks for checking out our channel and podcast!!

Yeah, that is what we finally settled on. Thanks for taking a look at our podcast. Feel free to DM our instagram and we will send you some merchandise. @SITO_BUILDING

I don’t know if I’m ready for the hologram trees but if someone does it I would love to check it out

Deborah Brewer it depends on the door that you are working on. Some doors will have screws underneath the panel that you can remove, others you have to remove the styles(vertical pieces), and some you have to remove the rails(the bottom piece). If you would like send me a message with some pictures on Instagram or Facebook and I would be happy to try and give you some help Instagram: Sledge_In_Office Facebook: Thaddeus Klaus