Building a Triangular Window

[@joequillun7790]

Very talented. Superb job. Thanks for sharing.

[@dancer6680]

You'd come in mighty handy right now..... with the attic project I have happening ! 🙂 Nice work.

[@wildbitshomestead8811]

Great video, thanks for posting. Would have liked to see the process of the finishing touches as well though. About to do same thing in our home to let some natural light in, nice to see how inexpensive it can be done with recycled windows. Curious how doing it this way would affect loss of heat in that room vs a double pane window.

[@rebeccaj210]

This was so satisfying to watch. Thank you for making such a beautiful, and still informative video. ❤️

[@willow3079]

Good work! Just in time for my sauna. Kiitos from Canada!

[@danachaelfarrimond9521]

Cutting that glass was pretty impressive. As for the measurements, spot on.

[@FinnCrafted]

I've had some bad experiences with cutting glass, but this impressed me as well. Very satisfying when it breaks cleanly.

[@dseaborn2995]

Great job and great video.

[@dougn4942]

From one finn to another 🤛😉 nice job ... nice clean cuts and angles !!!

[@stevewalker7822]

Great job. Natural light is the best.

[@markopalikko6986]

Good work! Just in time for my sauna. Kiitos from Canada!

[@FinnCrafted]

Kiitos kun katsoit! Regards from Finland!

[@kevinsmith1976]

Really nice with attention to detail. Should last quite a while.

[@DavidPlass]

Amazing work. Very impressive. I know that if I'd try something like that nothing would line up lol.

[@ellisonmade]

Incredible 👏🏻

[@jedidragon7603]

Great work! This was just the video I needed to help me with replacing a triangular window, and great quality vid :)

[@rivergate]

Nicely done.

[@DivaBClub]

Love, and great job!! I'm trying to find out how to make a triangle window that opens and shuts, but not having any luck so far.

[@FinnCrafted]

Thanks! My best bet would be to have it hinged at the base of the triangle.

[@RobinCoomans]

Looks great! Beautiful work man ;)

[@FinnCrafted]

Hey man! Thanks!

[@phil.pinsky]

I love your videos, great work!

[@FinnCrafted]

Thanks Phil!

[@gypsymoontarotofficial]

I think it's important to note that birds often die by hitting these windows due to the reflection of trees ect. It happened alot to me and it sucked. Solution was to add those cling on decals that cover the whole glass. They sell many different styles on amazon and still let the light in. It cut down the reflection of the land and trees on side of the house

[@JWAM]

Nicely done!

[@FinnCrafted]

Thanks JWAM!

[@michaudjacques5929]

great work

[@linotrillo9297]

Nice job just wanted to understand why using the Japanese saw when you had use the Miter saw before?

[@maxthomas3769]

I want to know too.

[@Arthur-Silva]

Because....

[@gisibabe]

Excelente! my husband will hate you for this video imma ask him to do this for me 😂

[@canuckwoodchuck6396]

Nice camera work and editing. Black is a nasty color for the glue, we use polyurethane like PL Premium in North America and it's much closer to a wood color. I could feel the relief when you were holding the off cut after the 2nd glass cut, especially with a triangular cut!

[@FinnCrafted]

Yes i have noted that North American construction adhesives often seem to be wood colored. I know of only one such glue here in Finland. I like this polymer glue as it does not stink like polyurethane. It also comes in white and clear. I was VERY surprised that this old glass split perfectly on the first try.

[@ytkealoha]

You have super thick board on board siding, 2"? i have 1". You did not rough frame around because of thick siding? No flashing either, because high and covered?

[@FinnCrafted]

Siding is 1"+1" boards, so yes 2" total. It may be hard to see because of the darkness but at 7:34 i am screwing the frame into 2" rough framing attached to the inside of the siding. For a barn i don't think flashing is needed (in my country anyway). Wood can take repeated soakings if it is allowed to dry properly in between. I cut the opening for the frame slightly larger so there is good ventilation around the frame and the wood can move and dry as it pleases. The entire window is also quite protected under the roof.

[@Arthur-Silva]

Long live the metric system! ✊

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

Hey my friend great job bro :)

[@FinnCrafted]

Thanks TJ! :)

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

No problem bro I like it my friend :)

[@photova9016]

Молодец чувак !!! Шикарно !!!

[@FinnCrafted]

Thank you!

[@Mistak3.]

Hei, nice video and may i ask how you make money of these thing like do u sell them at a shop? Or how cause i'd like some day to do something like this but idk how to make money off it Keep up the good work! 👌

[@FinnCrafted]

I currently make no other money than what little revenue comes from ads on my videos. Also selling a few projects and the odd commissioned piece here and there so far. Many of these things I would probably do anyway as normal maintenance at the homestead. A shop and a business of your own would be your best bet (if you live in a country where there actually is a market for these kind of things).

[@Hellsong89]

Listojen reunoihin olisin kyllä ajanut vesi tippa viisteet, mutta muutoin erittäin asiallinen rakennelma. Nyt taitaa ladossakin jotain nähdä:)

[@FinnCrafted]

Kävi kyllä mielessä se tippaviiste mutta tämä on aika suojassa räystään alla. Oli itekin pakko todeta että tämä on huomattavasti valoisampi kuin se käpytikan tekemä reikä päädyssä :D

[@timwhite9255]

Good job but you got lucky cutting that old glass.

[@malenekoldborg]

how do you mean lucky? i hear people say that old glass is hard to cut. But i have cut glass for a small greenhouse and only ruined 1

[@timwhite9255]

malene k-kreativ tingmager I can only speak for myself but i have always had bad luck cutting old glass, and by old glass i mean glass that is at least 100 years old.

[@FinnCrafted]

I suspect it could be due to glass actually having a small amount of plasticity because of time and gravity. The bottom part of the glass may be thicker than the top. I have not seen this personally, only heard about it.

[@renatarachon8003]

Isoceles triangle.

[@에네아네]

Best of Best!!