How to Trim an Arched Window Pt 2

This is part two of a three part series on how to trim an arched window in a craftsman style look.

[@GotItMade]

Thanks for your kind words. I'm sorry it took me so long to respond. I just noticed your comment today. My bad. I always like hearing from folks in the trade.

[@pavelnesterov5554]

You are doing an amazing job . Can't wait to do this at my place

[@GotItMade]

Thanks for the great compliment! Good luck on your project. Take some pics along the way so I can see how it turns out!

[@GotItMade]

Thanks for watching and for the great compliments. I appreciate it. I'm sorry I am just now responding. I try to respond to every comment but yours somehow slipped through. My bad. Good luck on your project!

[@eagle1971]

Awesome videos man, makes me want to go and try some wood work ;) Oh and by the way, the smoke detector beeped twice on this video and twice in part 1...just saying ;p Thanks for taking the time for making these videos. Keep up the good work.

[@nicart56]

You didn't round over the ends of nosing? You have a lot of expensive tools. How do you afford it? thanks,My friend!

[@GotItMade]

nicart56 Thanks for watching. I did round over the nosings. I have just accumulated tools a little at a time. Try to get something fun every few weeks. Ha!

[@rockycon1967]

+blazingnailgun Awesome video dude, I could used this idea lots...only if the home owners did the rest of thei windows this way! And yes nicart56 ^^^^ is right. You didnt round over the ends of the stool "ENDS" or the cap ends. They ually are to make them look like they are returned back into the wall. Beauty work though.

[@GotItMade]

Thanks, Rocky.

[@romanamerlene8554]

Check stodoys mates. I love it to my wooden projects.

[@vadymklimovich934]

woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks

[@romeliapolly4171]

woodprix is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me. Thanks