In this Episode, Devyn and Stacy have a blast interviewing Scott Sidler from Austin Historical and The Craftsman Blog. Learn about Scott’s unique path into historic preservation, his favorite kind of restoration work, and what in the world is a house sandwich?
Tangents include Disney World, NPR, and the pole in the middle of the stripping room at Scott’s workshop. It’s not what you think!
(This episode is rated PG for one suggestive comment.)
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Mentioned In This Episode
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- The Craftsman Blog
- Next Door
- Old Windows Made Easy: The Simple Way to Restore Wood Windows
- Old House Basics
- The Window Sash Bible: A Guide to Maintaining and Restoring Old Wood Windows
- Living In The Past: An Owner’s Guide to Understanding & Repairing an Old Home
- Old Windows In-Depth: The Complete Window Restoration Handbook
- Speedheater (paint remover)
- Window Preservation Alliance (WPA)
- Bob Yapp’s School For Preservation
- Blue Bear Paint Stripper
- Citristrip Paint and Varnish Remover
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