Any plans for spring bronze, tubular, or other weatherstripping?

This really helped. I was ready to throw out my tub and buy a new one. My glaze was sticky, the oil was separated, and there were hard chunks. I mixed it all together, chunks and all. It feels like a brand new tub of glazing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

What is the "Magic Dust"? Do you buy it or make it yourself?

Thought I would mention this guy addressed priming the sash with oil in response to one of the comments below. He didn’t do it in the video, because the video was solely for demonstrating the glazing process, but before the camera started rolling he did press to the students that they should prime the sash. In the event anyone was wondering why it was not covered, it was just not on camera

I certainly like the putty knife technique. After deglazing old windows, removing old hard/cracked putty, etc, I usually pre-prime old sash before setting any glass. I also use painter caulk for the glazing set because it is easier to press out. I also tend to go with the rolled out 'ropes' of glazing putty for loading the glass prior to the putty knife set. Will try your way I am sure. I have also simply pressed in putty with the knife blobs along the mullion rather than my thumb or 'rope'. Your method looks like it might be a lot faster at the putty on glazing phase.

21:40 You had one job, cameraman. One job.😢

What is the angle or pitch on the sill?

I really appreciated your help and input. Maybe a little to much info. Turned into a Stephen King book. I couldn't watch it all.

Someone get the camera operator some Adderall because they can't seem to FOCUS.

Does this fix last a long time?

Nice video Has no merit to actually building one for a beginner

It's hard to hear you, the music is too loud..

Why don’t you use push sticks on the machines?

Can I make spring weatherstripping and eliminate the weights?

Love the names you give things 😄

Can you then paint over the blopenturp?

The sash factory relies heavily on all the parts being a consistent thickness. Do you keep a planer dialed in to that thickness and use another one to bring it down close?

My dad always said that the jointer is the most dangerous tool in yhe shop.

I have shown many of my woodworking friends how to create a rabbit on the jointer. None were aware that it was possible

Excellent tutorial, great technique!!

I'm a sucker for Starrett anything. The 16 foot Exact Plus is a gem and crazy at $16.98 on sale at Mutual Screw. They were out of stock and sent me a 25 footer at the same price. They have all sizes on sale, up to 35'.

You are a wizard! Thanks for this video. I've gouged my share of muntins, scraping against the grain. Loved seeing the Millers Falls push drill, but I'd never seen a spring nailer. I've got to get that tool, a bargain at 12.99 for TWO. I emailed a question about putting glazing points in rock hard maple and look forward to any suggestions.

That was awesome. Love the ingenuity of setting up all the machines to pump sashes out lickity split!

What kind of wood are you using, Sapele?

Priming/painting every unseen surface is propaganda spread by Big Paint. Spread the word 😎👍

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11:53 what was there reason for the rail to lower like that ? Rot ?

6:01 agree

2:34 and sides of double hung windows

Windows are a big problem in even a normal situation. As a homeowner for many years I have had many issues. Can tell you are the right man for this project. I see a lot of windows not painted on top. Think the reason is the painters just do not care. As I age out I am still trying new and different ideas on maintenance. PVC has helped a huge amount but must remember, no rack strength. Picked up a tip from a U Tuber of putting water proof glue on bottom of exterior doors and post tops,window bottoms, etc. I would try it on any bare wood and so far results are very good. Just be sure it is dry before locking it down.Believe replacement windows are a huge chance to be ripped off.🦇

This video is the easiest to follow I have found for making window frames. Your instructions are clear and in common sense language. Thank you!

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Steve: I wanted to tell you that our beautiful windows held up wonderfully throughout both hurricanes! We have been so happy with our beautiful windows and thank you again! I hope you and family are well and made it through the hurricanes safely and with minimal damage.

Looks like you have the bearing of the rabbet bit flush with the fence? What is the height and depth of the rabbet cut? Or does it depend on the thickness of the pane of glass chosen? What would be standard cut? Thanks for posting

My story is very similar to yours. Although I grew up in a Christian home going to a Christian school. I was searching for the truth in that religious space and always was looking for a teacher. I went to seminary and didn't find the answers, and like you I found my wife who was also different. We were involved in the ministry, I started a business an internet marketing company in 2008 and ever since then have been searching for answers while running our business. I still haven't found a teacher/mentor and now have 5 boys to raise. I am starting a timberframe cabin business with them and wanted to learn how to make our own windows. Glad I came across your channel, I think the best thing for seekers like us is to try to help each other along the way. I dont think we will ever find the mentor that we were looking for but just like figuring that first window out, you can study the pieces and share what you know with others that are trying to figure it out too.

Do you come up with a price after going through the discovery process or is there just a high flat fee for highly custom work like this?

I was miserable with a lot of sticky mess so after one window i did this. It was night and day how well it worked after that.

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Glad to see you back on the 'Tube. I have outswing casements on the street-facing windows of our house (ca 1925). Problem is, screens (or lack thereof), and madam is sensitive to mosquito bites. On the garden side of the house, the double hung sashes were replaced (by a previous owner, after a kitchen fire) with aluminum slider crap, and I've been thinking to replace those with in-swing casements (which I would try to build; I've studied shop drawings from olden days). Bad idea? I look forward to seeing what you do (and learning something). Thanks.

Possibly interior hinged shutters at one point?

I have no doubt that you will figure this out and the results will be amazing.

Thank you hope I can do this some day 🙂I m 71 now not many days left...haha

Stay safe with the Hurricane!

where did you find those pump bottles for the liquid?

If I may ask the same question @tatteredone3 asked 11 months ago, how do we replace the ropes on the windows, if the builders didn't cut the door to the weights and pulleys all the way, so that the door opens, they did however place screws into the partically cut door it's cut on one side, the inside and there's a half arsed cut which doesn't connect on the outer side?

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“This is the good stuff…$20”. What year was this video made? Good gosh, a quart costs that much now.

you so great ,thank you

Thanks!!

Nice music for a frustrating job!! 😂❤