arched window part-7 modifying and painting

I decided to increase the rebate depth to allow thicker sealed units to be fitted, i increased the rebate depth from 22mm to 26mm to allow 16mm units to be fitted.
i then paint the window with linseed oil paint
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[@Ken-rk3by]

GOD all that beautiful woodwork and he covers it up with paint. If I could do woodwork like that I would varnish it or oil it with something !!! I am up literally all night watching this and I can't stop, this is incredible.

[@katepearson2730]

Agree a billion % so beautiful, then paint on wood 😢

[@carolinawren3594]

its not that hard to imagine that even today such masters still exist, that one should so generously share his craft is pure joy to behold

[@robscott4723]

BRILLIANT,BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT!!!!!! I HAVE TRAWLED U TUBE FOR YEARS FOR THIS DEGREE OF STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTION. THIS IN THE OBSCURE ART AND CRAFT OF FINE GEORGIAN AND REGENCY WINDOW MAKING,AND HERE IT FINALLY IS!!! THANK YOU SIR 👍

[@167curly]

The old saying "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever." must certainly apply to this window in your home. I only just came across this project in your videos and enjoyed them Many congratulations, Russ.

[@andrewgrace4410]

Amazing skills Ryan. Thank you

[@SuperTannoy]

Excellent work done. It brought back many memories, I made some wooden windows back in the 1060s, using traditional tools, setting them up for normal single glazing, for a private house, after they had been built in I was informed that they were going to have this new double-glazed panels, I had to go round and deepen all the rebates by hand, (Portable routers not having been available.) Still making the odd items at 81, Good luck for the future.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

1060s? are you a vampire?

[@SuperTannoy]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Sorry, slip of the digit lol.

[@alex_ball_no_all]

Great job! I watched this video as a concert of a good guitarist or pianist. If there are still such masters in the world, this world will not fall apart yet. But a good master must have a good payment !!! Thanks for the master class.

[@bongslad]

Love your workmanship, joiner off 37 years more off a fitter ,takes me back to when I was at collage. Great videos mate ,keep up the good work.

[@troystaten5633]

Nicely done, with the construction and choice of materials this window should last a long time.

[@timravo5152]

Amazed at your talents... Hope your skills are in demand.... English Heritage springs to mind!... keep up the good work 🍻

[@thomasjohnson9768]

"Master Craftsman" at work!

[@joanmyers5148]

A work of art,👍👏👏👏well done

[@justjacqueline2004]

A fascinating watch to see such skill and artisan work here in the UK,well Yorkshire really,I am indeed a fan.As always,more please.

[@jamescook1364]

The window, another magnificent work of art. Love your choice grey, so classic. Thanks for doing these videos, anothing that you're really good at it.

[@robbieevans7855]

Liked watching all the vids on window, excellent work!

[@MESTER47]

Great job building that arched window frame!

[@boralaser]

I’m a fellow Yorkshireman specialist in sash window renovation but based in Surrey. My friend suggested your channel. It’s good to see. Just wondering why you didn’t run the stiles down and mortise/ tenon the bottom rail? Lovely job

[@brianstevens9469]

Superb job!

[@GuitarraLisboa1977]

I personally think, that all that job was excellent. But at the end, I would choose Maritime Varnish, because that wood is amazing beautiful.

[@its9429]

Fantastic joinery!

[@MrHighflyingclive]

Awe-inspiring craftsmanship!

[@johnthompson6715]

Good workmanship

[@ossimandias9717]

Applaud your skill and craftsmanship, not sure about putting out 10 mins segments to increase the advertising. Anyway well done

[@fkthewhat]

Amazing work. I think an arched window is a timeless design and I'd love a house with at least one! Was this where you left the series? I am curious to know how to fit the window panels and how the end result looked after it was installed!

[@1Patient]

Me too. I want to see this #window installed. What excellent work. That is not typical #Carpentry, that is what #Artisans do. #Freemason

[@robinfulton9057]

Beautiful job.

[@Princessjasmine642]

Do you have a video of the finished project ?

[@fazer12779]

Why didn’t you make a 26mm rebate in the first place for the glass? Also how much did you charge for this sash?

[@christobar]

One thing to note, you should paint the rebates (rabets) for the glazing putty, because the putty will last longer without having it's own linseed oil being leeched out by the wood :) Obviously if they use a different product other than traditional putty, it may different in treatment.

[@eduardo_2805]

Great work. Thank you for posting. Can you tell us more about the paint you used? Anything else other than linseed oil and pigment? Thank you once more

[@johnemmett2969]

For goodness sake, don’t stop now. She who must be obeyed will be delirious.

[@patfake8063]

great job man...

[@JohnColgan.]

Raw linseed oil as first coat? I've heard it never really dries, probably good for the glazing bars & putty though. how long before painting with final coat(s). Would have loved to see it installed with glass. Plain or stained glass?

[@daos3300]

phew.. in the last episode i was seriously wondering why you'd go to all the trouble only to have single glazing.. amazing build.

[@samiam7]

Aw man, I dont get to see it finished? No part 8?

[@mommabears993]

Also catching up- really would like to see this one finished?

[@johnkmcgregor5209]

Part 8??? The making is wonderful, the skill is incredible, the final look at the work is shockingly bad. Why go to all the trouble of putting together amazing episodes then leaving out the end. It’s like a a great book without a final chapter. I really don’t know why you can’t be bothered at the end, it’s beyond me. John from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@joeduggan5431]

Wow your a master craftsman but how in the name of God were they able to do this two hundred years ago

[@edwardholmes91]

Absolute delight to watch, true craftsmanship. Out of interest, what are the properties of the pitch pine as opposed to a regular pine? Is it harder and more resistant to rot?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

it is really resistant to rot due to the amount of resin in it, this paticular wood was the foundations of a mill in manchester so had been burried in the ground for 170 years!

[@edwardholmes91]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Thanks for the reply, it sounds as though they will last really well then if they were buried for that long and didn't rot!

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Would you recommend it for a bathroom floor, would it have to be old growth?

[@mdp66403]

How many hours do you think you have in this project? Beautiful work!

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

I have no idea, must be a weeks worth easily!

[@memofrf]

Cheers fella

[@carmeldemartino2369]

Could you please suggest for me a book about woodworking using your techniques. I really like this type of woodwork.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

a good book ive found useful for reference is Modern Practical Joinery by George Ellis, i have the paperback but you can download free here- www.survivorlibrary.com/library/modern_practical_joinery_1908.pdf

[@karylruiz7693]

Do you have any idea how you would take this window and curve it so that it fits into a curved wall?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

you woulnt be able to do that with a window which is already made for a straight wall. you would need to make the window from scratch to suit.

[@martinlove7073]

How much roughly would a guality window like that cost I have two to do for my sons house thanks

[@alanso8621]

Круто, красиво)

[@Dennis-kj1kz]

Why not widen the rebate when cutting the cope and sticking?

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

Because at the time i didnt know i was going to change my mind on the thickness of glass i would use.

[@joeduggan5431]

There's always one haha

[@Dennis-kj1kz]

@@joeduggan5431 not for nothin’ but, I was asking a question, not being a critic of his methods.

[@joeduggan5431]

@@Dennis-kj1kz my apologies Dennis

[@razvanbutiac7684]

It comes together very nice. Shame to cover that nice wood working with a paint, personally I will protected with a clear lack.

[@stevenschwagel8029]

Where is part 6

[@TheNinja691]

Amazing skills! A shame to paint it. Could of done it all out of ply. Customer would never have known 😝

[@andypatton397]

lol he would know, he is the customer! 🙂 it's for his house.

[@TheNinja691]

@@andypatton397 😂

[@messenger8279]

The rebates are not wide enough. The spacer on the units will be seen. I normally allow at least 14mm wide.

[@NewYorkshireWorkshop]

it was made for low sightline heritage units.

[@messenger8279]

@@NewYorkshireWorkshop Had no idea about those. I know the glazing laws in the uk changed many years ago. I think it was Fensa or something. Caused a big headache on heritage property.

[@dragobarisic5101]

making demanding but the approach and procedure very complicated. posting 7 separate videos is additionally irritating and it is not surprising that you have a lot of negative likes on each video