my new old door. a look at the design. The sustainable door

[jack forsberg]

for those that were following my energy saving type door build here is an up date.

[John McClanahan]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

John

[Mike Delyster]

That door turned out great Jack, the oak burl panels look fantastic. Thanks for posting the video explaining how it all works.

[Loren Woirhaye]

An effective showpiece for clients I reckon. Very well thought out.

[George Bokros]

That is a fantastic door. Design and execution is excellent.

George

[Phil Thien]

An effective showpiece for clients I reckon. Very well thought out.

I agree, that door speaks volumes about attention to detail. Just wonderful work.

[Mel Fulks]

Well planned, well done ,and well explained. I can see you are a PROFESSIONAL who won't do a bad client designed
project without a fight to improve it. And remember I'M the one who said you would not be able to avoid stave core stiles!!!

[jack forsberg]

Well planned, well done ,and well explained. I can see you are a PROFESSIONAL who won't do a bad client designed
project without a fight to improve it. And remember I'M the one who said you would not be able to avoid stave core stiles!!!

I remember that Mel.LOL stave core is costly and should only be done when necessary. I do believe it has it own problems too. where in this door the stiles are 8" wide and the outer and inner lower panels are of a different configuration and color matched from the same log stave was the only way to go.

[Tom M King]

Looks and works great! Do you buy your weather-stripping parts from Resource Conservation Technologies? That's the only place I've dealt with for as long as I remember, and I haven't really bothered to look for another place. I was just wondering if you have another source.

[jack forsberg]

i have sense gotten off the historical bronzes weather striping though we do use it for some thing. I gets some of my product from my local door window suppler. I use Tago for some stuff too

i use these guys to for kerf seals
http://www.weatherstripping.ca/produ...tripping-sets/

Looks and works great! Do you buy your weather-stripping parts from Resource Conservation Technologies? That's the only place I've dealt with for as long as I remember, and I haven't really bothered to look for another place. I was just wondering if you have another source.

[Scott T Smith]

Fascinating video Jack! Thanks for sharing that very innovative door. I like the architecture on the building too.

[Tom M King]

Thanks. I'll check that out. Here's the place I've used forever. http://www.conservationtechnology.co...therseals.html

[Larry Edgerton]

I use Conservation Tech seals as well. I do a double tube seal and when having a house tested for heat loss they do better than most factory doors.

Jack, very nice work. What I am most envious about is your work with metal, would like to add that to my toolbox.

Thank You, Larry

[Steve Rozmiarek]

Jack, I enjoy your videos and learn something every time you post. Thanks!

[Gus Dundon]

That's genius, unique and creative! Awesome job. Thanks for sharing.