where do I find a belt 3 rib 28 by 1/4

this is exactly what im looking for. too bad I can just find it as a product to sell

Love your music. It is so relaxing.

What an awesome job!! I love to see a home restored. There are so many nice homes abandoned and left to rot, good homes, breaks my heart!

when I say a california bungalow is my dream house, I mean exactly this. I’m glad that there are still people who would rather restore the beauty and history of a house rather than gutting it out. never understood that ..

Could you talk about the products and process you used to strip paint? I have a house of this era and somebody painted all the woodwork.

Careful with the soundtrack there. You might cause a riot. 😜

This is my house!! This is so interesting to watch, it was so beautiful when my parents first bought it

Fantastic restoration! Thank God you bought it, many others would have gutted/modernized that space. The original woodwork is gorgeous!

Looks great.

A beautiful restoration. Truly lovely. Congrats, excellent work and a credit to the historic neighborhood.

Did you replace the plaster with drywall?

brilliant work. can you pleas explain, what are those dials and what is the sprocket at the pole? where from did you inspired? what are all the spherical elements that are connected to the moon?

Brilliant piece of work. 👍👍

Great job! I have done some restorationwork on typewriters myself en had to make several lost parts. But I never had to do any casting. Again great job!

Thank you for sharing the detail drawings of the tools !!

Homes built in better times - Back when homes had a soul - Life was at an easier pace - Not like the cut throat pace we are at now - Having £ Millions $ is not enough - Nor £ Billions $ to those where Greed is the word ! These individuals will strive to acheive these obscene amounts at whatever detriment to fellow man ! How wonderful It would be to own a plot of land - Build your own timber home like one of these - With your own bare hands - To be able to live with your beautiful wife and a couple of kiddies - Pet dog maybe ! - Sit on the porch together and see the sun rise in the morning & Watch it set in the evening ! - And have enough food to feed those small mouths ! - Thats all we need ! - That would be heaven ! Very interesting watching your video thankyou ! SB British Isles

I close on my first Craftsman on Thursday. Cannot wait!

love it!! inspiring

This probably isn't the place for this question, but I am going to ask anyway. How are the riser blocks holding up on your lathe?

Beautiful.

Did you replace the roof, plumbing, and electrical?

Which. A witch rides a broom.

Excellent video on construction method. Your jig is rather impressive. Thanks for sharing

great job, although i'm having a hard time picturing how it works.

Wow 😮

I wish I could live in this house 🏠

I have a 1914 Craftsman two-story up here in SF Bay Area. She’s needs some work too, not as much as the condition of that house but she has so much beauty and character. We were doing some repair on our front window and the porch columns and the window sash is the most exquisite redwood and cedar siding I mean they certainly don’t build homes like this anymore. We too have those amazing original glass door knobs and original wood cabinets in the kitchen with the maker’s mark. Such a treasure. We haven’t undertaken the remodeling you’ve done but you’ve definitely respected her soul on that one!

Amazing work!

Amazing! Ive been designing one for my aunt and want to surprise her. Can you tell me which lathe this is? It looks like hers so your dimensions for the bottom part might work for me. I wasn't sure if aluminum would be strong enough before this Thank you for this video!

The window frames in the "after" are too big and make the place seem smaller. The dark wood colour's also off and adds to the claustrophobic essence.

Love this new bathroom

In 1963 my grandma lived in Fullerton Ca.

You are very talented and dedicated to your work. Great job. I am truly impressed

Beautiful 💕

You are an artist, truly. Anyone can see this was a labor of love. I wish I could see this house in person, but this is a wonderful alternative so thanks for sharing!

You did a fabulous job! Your honored her former glory and for that I am thankful!

Awesome job a keeping to it's original Bone's

You did a beautiful job!! I love the house!!

Would you please tell me what you used to strip the paint off of the woodwork?

Thanks for showing and preserving. Awesome!

Beautiful job! I've been slowly restoring my 1922 Craftsman house over 4 years. It's expensive to simplify and undo a century of "improvements". It's only from the "scars" left behind and a set of floor plans I found that I can even imagine how it looked originally. Great work!

Nice reno! (THANKS for the Mozart, too!) The work you did making window frames yourself was especially impressive. I also liked that you turned the garage into an additional room. There was no mention of the condition of the plumbing and wiring; I assume it was in its original state and had to be replaced to meet modern codes? As many others have said in comments, I too love Craftsman bungalows and it's my dream to live in one someday!

So rewarding and cheerfull to see a house be treated with so much historical respect, love and care !!! Thank you for publicizing it, lets get young people on this good right track ;-) Bless you !

Just beautiful. I've always felt a knife cutting my heart when I've seen the unbelievably gorgeous wood being painted. I am so grateful you spent the hours removing the paint! And yes California property values have gone through the roof and exploded beyond that! That's so sad, not only can I no longer afford to live in San Jose or Milpitas where I grew up, but the renovations of homes people wish to flip have changed those wonderful homes in ways not meant by the designers, let alone the craftsman who made these homes treasures.

"panes" of glass, not "pains" - but worth the pain of stripping it.

Work of art. And nice touch with the deck in the back. I'm looking at fixer/older Craftsmans now in South Los Angeles. What resources do you recommend for restoring?

I could talk to you all day about what you did with this house! I grew up in Garden Grove in a Sears bungalow my parents built by hand in an orange grove, and Santa Ana in two bungalow neighborhoods. We would visit friends Fullerton. They were the GOLDEN YEARS! Now most of those places are gone. The 5 fwy took out my parents house and the Santa Ana Police Department and municipal buildings took out my grandmother's house and the Santa Ana baseball stadium across the street. I wanted to buy a bungalow in Fullerton in the early 80s but that was not to be. I ended up buying a Victorian house reno project in historic Doylestown, PA to escape the ever growing population glut in California. So I appreciate every bit of time, planning, and sensitive effort you put into this home. Been there and done it. Now these homes are being treasured again and what you have done is a wonderful gift to our planet. And a testament to generations to come that newer is not always better. Thank you!

Great job! Now that’s a restoration brought back to its former glory, not some cheap “renovation.”

This is amazing! Rarely do I see people truly restore a place instead of renovate. You've put the soul back into this home and allowed it to shine again. I'm working on doing the same with my 1923 bungalow. Most of the character in mine was stripped away in the name of modernization, so I'm having to replace a lot of it, but I'm finding it so fulfilling! Salvage shops and lumberyards are my best friends. Borrowing my brother's saw for the project. Maybe I'll share some before and after when I'm done! So far I have the original Douglas Fir floors refinished, and I'm working on re-trimming all the doors and windows in Craftsman-style mouldings, some salvaged and some new, but everything done in the old style. Thank you for this wonderful inspiration! Truly a feast for the eyes!