Arched window part-6 final assembly

[@Bunefoo401]

I started with watching Bob Vila and This Old House, when that was the only option on tv. Since You Tube, there’s been so many other options. Can’t believe I’m just now coming across your channel. Amazing amount of attention to detail here. I just finished all 6 videos, and that window looks like it will outlast the building you’re going to,put it in. Beautiful craftsmanship. ❤️❤️

[@Manouevres]

I’m probably never going to hand make my own Victorian arched window but I find the videos compelling watching, essentially watching master craftsmanship, I’m having to rewatch as subs were off initially, this must be how toddlers feel when they watch parents to learn how to adult

[@paulhume8083]

An absolute masterpiece. Awesome.

[@marie-ramaghurburrun9204]

Absolutely superb... I am blown away by the level of skill. To be this good so young you must have been a top joiner/cabinet-maker in a previous life!!

[@Argyll9846]

Excellent job. A pleasure watching you do such beautiful work.

[@jonhcontreras]

wow.. i am impressed with your gifted precise mind.. wise man you are.. thank you for sharing..

[@robynw6307]

Stunningly beautiful. Your skill is humbling.

[@kanedNunable]

excellent work bud. a true craftsman at work. channel deserves a lot more subs than you have. plus we get to see you make some cool things.

[@barryparks4689]

A work of art! Well done

[@michaelmcginn7260]

First class. Work of art. Thank you.

[@memofrf]

A joy to watch . Cheers fella

[@ianvicedomini2648]

A very nice job mate 1class. Great video indeed

[@samanthabaines3578]

Wow, your skills are amazing! So happy to have found your channel 😊

[@zanyzoo6767]

extremely talented

[@tayebnaoui4184]

Waaaw splendide

[@UKOSResponse]

Great set of videos, the you tube stuff is put together as well as the window. Keep going you will build a big following with these skills

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Cheers Vern, much appreciated.

[@gabrielwagner6778]

Excelente trabajo 🤗

[@ELaprendizPescador]

Very nice job indeed very skilfull

[@BeasleyStreet]

You are by a country mile at the top of your game...

[@petedavies4796]

Great job

[@christobar]

Incredible work!

[@amberbludnick6402]

I would think if you were slightly off vertical the dogs either wouldn't fit or they also wouldn't be vertical either. Great video and channel

[@davydmir6565]

Really great work! cant wait for more!

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Thanks Davyd!

[@jerryhuff86]

You are supposed to apply moisture to activate the glue

[@TheLemonadedrinker]

Great job !

[@fernandodiazguerra2132]

beauty and skill total. Thanks to share with us.

[@davearonow65]

Why the use of poly glue as opppsed to something like titebond 3 or epoxy?

[@Tinatortoise]

Absobloominglutely amazing x

[@jimmybarry8918]

Brilliant

[@allanmanley6340]

I bet you feel fantastic when you look at the end result......

[@igorbarabash2477]

Perfect

[@paulrobinson7910]

Nice job mate, looks really well but use guards on your spindle moulder, notorious for removing fingers as I am sure you already know!

[@Святорусс7477отСМЗХЧертогРасы]

Beautiful.

[@scottmcfarland1177]

Looks good!

[@richardmckrell4899]

Have you ever pegged of pinned window joints without glue?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

ive always glued them as it helps to stop moisture ingress into the joint but not so necesary for strength if the joints are cut accurately and wedged and pegged.

[@richardmckrell4899]

I think you were doing linseed oil paint on a door. If you condition with raw linseed oil, use linseed oil putty and paint with linseed oil paint, you don't need to worry about moisture at joints and the paint, with a little maintenance, will last forever. It's actually preferable not to glue joints with linseed oil products and you can use less expensive wood material. Gorilla glue is a good choice if using petroleum based paint.

[@essentialhandyman]

Dude, you've got some serious skills! Can I ak, why do you use CA glue in some instances and then polyurethane glue in others? ANd, why don't you use standard wood glue?

[@badbong]

How much did you end up charging for this work, if you dont mind me asking?

[@1GameKeeper]

Excellent joinery ,but the videos are not long enough

[@HolzandMore]

Really a great Window! Thanks for showing this! Do you have a picture of the finished Window with glas? How do you paint/finish the wood?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

thanks andreas, i did take a photo just after fitting but not sure how to post it here. still to this day i didnt re plaster around it so it still looks rough from inside but it keeps the rain out! i painted with linseed oil, i have a couple of videos covering that.

[@rivergate]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Do you have an instagram account?

[@MsRazvan29]

❤❤❤

[@daveac1]

Fantastic craftsmanship. And so much versatility too and i love your videos - no fuss presentation but loads of detail. I was wondering how you decide when to use CA vs conventional wood glues. Is it simply a case of big joints and laminations are too expensive to slather in CA?

[@ВадимЗиганшин-е7ь]

Что это за клей такой, пенящийся?..

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

it is Polyurethane glue, brand is gorrilla glue but similar to this- prom.ua/p54739323-poliuretanovyj-klej-kleiberit.html

[@mansursalikhov1]

Респект!💪👍✌

[@crawfordhouston6778]

Hi, lovely job, can I ask why the bottom rail isn’t tenoned into the stiles as it would be in casement sashes, just wondering as I’ve never seen it done this way, cheers Crawford

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

in a sash; the bottom rails are tennoned into the stiles so that there is something holding the weight of the glass, if the stile were tenoned into the bottom rail then the weight of the glass can push the bottom rail down and off the tenons (years down the line if they loosen). in a frame; the stiles are tenoned in order to limit the amound of end grain at the very bottom where water can settle. the bottom rail (of the frame) is supported by the stone cill so it cant be pushed down.

[@meetn2veg]

Those clients must have been chuffed to bits when they saw the end result!!! BTW - Do you microwave your Gorilla Glue or is your workshop really warm???

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

it is usually a decent temperature, never had a problem with cold gorilla glue!

[@meetn2veg]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Good for you! Otherwise you'd need Popeye's forearms to squeeze the stuff out and then have to wait half hour for it to drip on to what ever you're gluing!! I know :-( lol More vids please! Love watching 'em.

[@76irodriguez]

I imagine it has more to do with the humidity since Gorilla Glue activates with moisture.

[@saberabdelhadi5637]

👍

[@76irodriguez]

Wonderful project! Question, why do you use Gorilla Glue and Cyanoacrylates Glue instead of regular carpenter's glue which is much stronger?

[@Volk777Odinochka]

Клей + нагель... Зачем?

[@stephenjdixon1]

all reports I,ve read say Gorilla products far from best. Plenty of PU glue made [near you?] in UK

[@jamescardoness3037]

its a really great attempt but unfortunately back in my day you would fail the C&G advanced craft in carpentry with this as your examination piece the arch would have hammer head joints and all the glazing bars would have to be mortised to get full marks. Still the quality here surpasses most of the cr*p that passes for construction in the era of Kevin McCloud etc.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

is C&G the unimethod cat swinging institute?

[@cameronsmith2928]

hi mate, i did the advanced craft city and guilds cabinetmaking , in liverpool , he would have passed hand made with distinction no problem , i have never seen so much filler used when i was in collage , many sins were committed , saying that i probably would have morticed the shaped glazing bar )

[@jamescardoness3037]

@@cameronsmith2928 Hi Cameron as a cabinet piece its perfect but not a construction window I have no doubt it would look great as a shop fitting piece and get full marks on a cabinet makers course cheers

[@jamescardoness3037]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop didn't think you would have heard of them !

[@cameronsmith2928]

@@jamescardoness3037 ok ,you are right about most of the utube woodworking clips on here , thats why it was nice to see a good job , its easy to criticize he clearly knows what he is doing and i am sure he has a good reason why he didnt mortice the glazing bar , when the putty has gone hard it going no were )

[@davidsyme4898]

Tidy workmanship surprised to see a Yorkshire man useing Japanese chisels

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

they have to as sharp as possible to match the Yorkshire wit