Repairing A Rotten Door Cill - New Method!

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#Joinery #Woodworking #Repairing

[mrnormski]

Love to see you doing repair jobs like this, it gives the DIYer hope. I've no doubt when Trend see the part "I haven't the correct cutter for this" there'll be one in the post. 😂

[paulward]

The precision and care you take on every project is inspiring. A true lesson to all the cowboys out there on how work should be carried out.

[jcsrst]

I always enjoy rot repair, it's like removing cancer, detective work and restoration. It's satisfying and challenging! Love how you tackled this problem and I am sure the clients will be delighted because who doesn't love a new door sill??

[tonyworkswood]

Genius idea splitting the sill and fitting it up into the door jambs. Your miltitool has definitely paid for itself. Superb workmanship, enjoyed watching. Tony

[benjaqsonworkshop]

Splitting the cill and the base plate is inspired! Those air jacks are brilliant too. Oh, and your work as always, equally inspiring.

[raydriver]

First rate craftsmanship. Thank you for sharing 🌞

[lisaferrara]

As others have mentioned, wonderful craftsmanship and a very educational post. Hope you have a peaceful holiday!

[Smurphenstein]

Beautiful precise work which you make look so simple!

[sawdustwoodchips]

Great technique- I took a door frame apart to put a new cill in… wish I’d seen this first!! Thanks!

[martinwarner]

My goodness, you very skilled, brilliant idea. I will be doing similar on my patio sliding doors, after being inspired by you Sir. Peace and goodwill.

[peterbest]

Excellent video again. Really annoys me that most people don’t paint the bottoms of doors before fitting or after trimming. It is a pleasure to watch you work. Unbelievable skill.

[petedavies]

Great job as usual Ollie, you always seen to come up with great ideas to complete a job

[whydoihavetoify]

Quality workmanship and worth every penny

[antonoat]

So enjoyable to see a job done properly, it's always apparent you take pride in your work, I bet your clients love you and want to keep you in their employ! Seasons greetings to you and yours, have a fab Xmas and all the very best for next year! Cheers! PS thanks for sharing what you do, it's always an education.

[mauserkk]

Looks like a great replacement job, have a great Christmas.

[jimgeelan]

Hi Ollie, love the the idea of putting the draft proofer in the door and not the cill, just as a side note I’ve always gone with CILL not SILL look and see how many say SILL and not CILL 🤪 another superb video thanks for takings the time to make it.

[Quaker]

Always interesting to watch your videos and, it seems to me, a great solution to your problem.

[Phantomas]

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Doud!!! Your attention to detail is AMAZING to say the least!
Love watching your repair and build videos 😀👊
Leor

[Mike--K]

Great work! Your videos are pushing me closer to buying a spindle moulder.

[patdaly]

Thank you Ollie for sharing your amazing carpentry skill. Great to watch. Pat north shropshire