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Master Carpenter's Guide to Replacing a 1970s Door

Replacing an original 1970s front door requires more than just swapping a frame; you have to navigate sloped sills and fragile cement board siding. I’ll show you the trade secrets for a professional front door installation, including how to insulate the perimeter and reuse your original interior trim for a seamless finish. "Teaching While Working" One job at a time. Here are the tools you see me using regularly. Thanks for supporting this channel by using these Amazon Affiliate links: Makita cordless drill and driver combo – https://amzn.to/3YyzAJA Makita XMT04 oscillating saw – https://amzn.to/4pwkrUt Makita DSD180Z Stabila 37448 48-Inch builders level – https://amzn.to/44AbUrr I am not a sponsor of these tools but I highly recommend them. I have used these items over the long haul, and they have proved reliable. I do get a small percentage from Amazon from the sales should you use my links. 0:00 Scope of work 0:26 Cutting a difficult caulk joint 2:40 Begin removal of the exterior trim 6:50 Changed gears, the door started falling into the house 7:44 Easing the interior off with tips 12:15 Move back outside to finish removing the exterior trim 16:10 Remove the old door and jamb 16:39 Drywall issue the the rough opening with tips 24:00 Sizing up where to cut the sill or head. 25:00 Taper cut the old sill for the new door and set in place. 30.52 Dry fit the new door in place. 31:22 Install the door with sealant and temporary screws 32:00 Use the door to finish truing the jamb in place 33:20 "Reading " the door gap to fine tune the door 38:50 IMPORTANT TIP ABOUT SETTING CENTER HINGE PIN! 42:30 Reset weatherstripping 44:10 Insulate the perimeter 45:30 Finish nailing the exterior trim 48:05 Caulk the siding to the new exterior trim 49:25 reset the interior trim 50:42 Final touches and "out take" 51:40 Closing remarks with a recap of work