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I believe the actual window manufacturer is in Europe and they require drawings with the opposite convention as the traditional US style, but I don't know if this is because they follow a different convention for elevations in Europe or if the manufacturer treats the windows as "inside-looking...

Seem to recall you talking about incorporating aerogels into your doors.Pine is of low durability and also difficult to buy in clear sections. Cedar is a softwood species and is often used for jambs. I prefer a durable hardwood myself.

If you've got a satin furnish, that's exactly what Danish oil gives. Primarily it's used to seal open grained wood on - for example - kitchen worktops, garden furniture, exterior furnish, unvarnished interior furniture, and so on.