Hot glue
Or maybe this www.amazon.com/kenddeel-Headphone-Extraction-Remove-Devices/dp/B0991ML3Y3
Also found this www.headphonesty.com/2020/06/remove-broken-headphone-jack/
Got the rest of the framing in
Went slightly bigger, old window was 18x36 new is 24x36. Unfortunately no in progress shots as I was fighting caulking and "sliding" the steel back into position.
I've got a couple more screws to put in but calling this done,
Started framing back
Bought an economical window from Duo-Corp via Amazon, mostly because it had integrated J-Channel first one arrived with the nailing flange broken
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000KKNSUY?tag=atomicindus08-20
https://duo-corp.com/double-slider-2/
And ReGrip Screws from Jakes...
Well, I'm into it now, pulled the steel - surprisingly tough with 50+ yr old nails
found the wood around the old window to be in really poor shape and not well secured
Is there a certain type of window that I should be using for replacement? How do I make sure it's not going to leak? Windows are not something I've ever dealt with
off topic of the current discussion but thought this was neat, looking for a conveyor and found the Wardcraft company (originally McLaughlin, Ward & Co.), check out their logo:
That's awesome, fellow alum ('08) - several times I was caught by snow in a t-shirt over my years
Rally was always fun (LSPR) went both as spectators and as marshals with some buddies. We also ventured down to the Sno*Drift rally in Atlanta (MI)