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Great job! Thank you! ❤

Beach works fine just soak it in oil over night cut much nicer then.

WhT kind of wood is good , and what is no good?

Always wondered how that last 'cut' was made!

Many thanks for this.

Thanks for the great video. I'm in the process of replacing several muntin bars and it is one of the most complex things I've ever done ( I spent 5 years building blueprinted air cooled Porsche engines for a motorsports team, have masters in microbiology, am a certified PA). My brain just doesn't work this way so my hat is off to you!

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Pocket should be held in by parting and staff beads. I drill a 1'' hole in the back half the depth of the board at the end of the saw cut and the centre of the parting bead groove. Gives you somewhere to saw into

Hard to...it is a sash pocket. Use a backsaw. Sash pocket chisel. Or, just cut a top and bottom splayed joint.

The parting bead holds the door in place. Thats why you cut half way on the parting bead groove. Been in this tread for 44 years

Excellent. I want to make a glazing bar to fit slim double-glazing units in a traditional house. Can you show how to do that, please? How different would it be to this video?

I’ve really enjoyed your video, thank for putting it on 👍 I can’t tell what the radio song was, black Betty? I dun no

That was blood fantastic👌 and I had never thought of extending the bars on the router fence, just screw a ply template on the base for circular work 🤩 grate work

Have you got any blueprints for this ?

Great work-- I've just used the putty for these windows in the past. I'll have to try this next time I feel ambitious.

great work ! anychance of a film on the making of round window ??

Awesome as always dude

Love your video format with the "preview".

Really nice work! You should post more often!

Awesome..love the stop motion and the great videos. Thank you

Thank you for making this! What is the profile called and do you mind sharing the cutter you use? Thank you!

Nicely explained.

Fab!

Nice Work

Well, somebody's got to start the comments; may as well be me. I started woodworking bout a decade ago with some machines I collected from Felder and Martin and have been learning eversince. Just because you have machines does not mean you know how to work them. I made a cherry 3 shelf cabinet for a bath and plan on making twin facing doors with glazed 6 piece windows using muntins of 14.5MM X 17.6MM cross section for each arc top door. It took me four days of hand work self schooling to learn the fitting of cross piece muntins. I plan to create a router bit that will cut the cope where muntin meets the outside frame rail/style profile. Like watching you do your thing. A bit of history; we came over from Wiltshire in 1635 landing north of Boston. Been good over here in the US. Good luck to you for 2023.

Me, being like yer cope saw (at my age-late WWII DOB) some of my smaller teeth are worn away and the local dental man wants to much for putting in store-bought replacements.

When you scribed the line with the jig for the coping cut. Was it just a 45 degree miter you referenced?

Fascinating. How would you dimension glazing bar for double glazed units, say 14mm thick?

Thanks for making the video. Very informative. Greetings from Bedford.

Nice work Good to see someone showing people how to do stuff with hand tools. When I'm replacing cords I sometimes see dates written on the back of doors and you can see how some of the joinery was done quite roughly with the minimum use of hand tools and everything was nailed with small cut nails. Also ive never seen the scupe before.

thank you, if you can, please identify a video on TH-cam which shows how to make a basic wooden sash window using basic tools.

Great job 👏 👍🏼 thanks for sharing

How would you do a cross joint for glazing bars with a triangular section with a flat-topped top section ie like a toberlone section

Nice. Was that a Beall threader?

Remarkable! Regarding the coping saw, I have now seen a couple of guys put the blade of the coping saw into a kerf and then turn it ninety degrees and begin creating a perpendicular kerf without the saw binding, or the blade running off of the intended line. Is there a blade with an unusually small cross-section you use for that purpose?

What make/model of mortising machine do you use?

Very good old school technique, but speaking as a lazy sod would it not be quicker and easier to machine scribe and profile them afterwards? Or do you not have sliding table/tenoner? No criticism on your work intended by the way as your results are excellent 👍

Excellent explanation and videography.

Ace, Mr Ollywood! Love your little productions!

Awsome🥰🥰🤗🤗🤗🤗

Hi, what’s the make of the bandsaw you have? Looks a nice little machine. Cheers

Hello

Nice my Robin, couldn't help but notice the plethora of electric sockets etc Don't share this video with Baz! He'll go postal.

Another great instructional videos for all levels of carpentry & joinery. Where do you get your coping saw blades with small teeth to begin.

How much will you charge to do custom size windows such as these?

I use cope and stick router bits for this. I'm a single pane specialist

Well done Mr O Lister.

Again,more brilliant and concise instruction from you!!! Thank you

Hey mate, we met at wentwood Timber today. Came to check out your channel. Brilliant project, great editing and awesome shop. I'm well jealous of your planer thicknesser. Best of luck with everything.

very nice work. Thank you.