Make BIG MONEY with Windows

Chad Stanton, a full-time woodworker, shows you how to make big, good-paying money with windows in older homes. It's a small market, with very little competition, but you can yield big dollars and be the only one in town that can market this opportunity.
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[@jeffburton1326]

If someone brought me that project, I would have had NO problem getting it done. I would have just emailed "a guy I know" and said "Hey, Chad, how soon can you have this done for me?" (LMAO). Nice work. Very informative. Always nice to see you on TH-cam.

[@ChadStanton]

Hahahaha make easy money as the middleman. You are smarter than me Jeff

[@MsRmaclaren]

Sounds like a plan I like. That maths is hardz!

[@jeffburton1326]

@@ChadStanton Why re-invent the wheel when you can have someone else do it for you? :)

[@jasonoliver7881]

You must have danced super hard after this one. Good job, Chad!

[@cobberpete1]

And this is why you are the Craftsman of choice for those 'Difficult' jobs, even with time constraint. What about making an old fashioned mitre box and cutting odd angles with a small fine hand saw. Happy New Year to you and the family Chad

[@ChadStanton]

Peter, my friend, that miter box idea is perfect.

[@nicknick1963]

I was completely lost throughout the video but couldn't stop watching.

[@TheChrisPineWorkshop]

I had not watched a video form you in a while! Sorry! Great stuff Chad! Hope you are well. Happy new Year!

[@ChadStanton]

Chris my old friend. Hope you and the family are doing well.

[@davidmatke248]

Happy New Year!

[@bobh64]

Thanks!

[@ChadStanton]

Bob. Thank you so much. I truly appreciate it.

[@harveyellis6758]

Great video! Lots of skills needed back in the "old" days.

[@ChadStanton]

I know right?!?! I am always impressed how they did such complicated things without electricity

[@dpmeyer4867]

Thanks

[@williamellis8993]

Great job, Chad. I'm a retired engineer and my head was spinning halfway through this project. I possibly could have figured it out in time but like you said, why reinvent the wheel. Happy New Year.
Bill

[@ChadStanton]

Oh thank you Bill. I don’t think of myself as a smart guy. But I am someone who won’t give up.

[@henrysara7716]

Thank you Chad, and Happy New Year.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you so much! And the same for you

[@cobberpete1]

Thanks for all the good tips given over the years.

[@ChadStanton]

Thanks for always watching. It means a lot to me.

[@nobuckle40]

Great lesson Chad. It goes to show that things aren't always as simple as they seem.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you my friend

[@SunnyTu-e7q]

감사합니다.

[@ChadStanton]

Thank you so much Sunghee

[@onehandedmaker]

Hi from Australia
Like your onscreen personality fun to watch.
So much to learn from your channel including window repair.
I have subscribed and will be watching a lot of your older videos.
Regards James
One Handed Maker

[@ChadStanton]

Oh thank you very much. My sister lives in Perth.

[@onehandedmaker]

Only 4093km away but Perth is a beautiful city

[@ChadStanton]

@@onehandedmaker what city are you in?

[@ChadStanton]

@@onehandedmaker by the way I watched your floating top table. Beautiful!

[@onehandedmaker]

Port Macquarie

[@afonsokreling2692]

Thanks! Not only for the video which, by the way, was great!

[@afonsokreling2692]

… and happy new year!

[@ChadStanton]

Wow thank you so much my friend. Hope you and the family are doing well.

[@TankGunner84]

Hey chad, where did that pic of that old home 0:46 come from? It looks just like one being restored in my small town. Maybe the rendering of what it’s going to look like. Though the shape and everything is there of course.

[@ChadStanton]

Interestingly I typed in historical house in google and that was the first one that popped up and oddly the description says it’s from my town. Kind of crazy.

[@alaskankare]

so why not make a negative plane for the profile? then you can use a shooting board or other jig to hold the piece at the angle needed. plane it down. good to fit. I would think they would have the positive to make the molding and a negative for fitting together

[@ChadStanton]

That's a great idea! Unfortunately, I don't know where to get a plane like that. Thanks for the suggestion

[@TankGunner84]

I repaired/ restored 10 sash windows from the mid 1800s and made pretty good money, though I probably didn’t charge enough.

[@ChadStanton]

I got a silly amount for it. I was truly surprised.

[@TankGunner84]

@@ChadStanton it’s a truly specialized type of work. People who can do that are getting fewer and father between. You did a great job it looked like. You deserve that high price!

[@ChadStanton]

@@TankGunner84 Thank you, Aaron. And hats off to you too for doing them.

[@squareswing]

Nice vid. I have a lot of "can do", but for this job I don't think the customer has enough "can pay" for me. By the way, you should get yourself a real nice pencil sharpener that you look forward to using sometimes.

[@ChadStanton]

I thought Santa was going to bring me a pencil sharpener this year but all i got was a lump of coal. 😁

[@arifulhasan3550]

I miss Safety Dan

[@whatthefunction9140]

nice windows chaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad

[@mwrcrft]

Thanks!

[@ChadStanton]

Matt, thank you kindly

[@cobberpete1]

Thanks

[@ChadStanton]

WOW thank you so much Peter