Window Trim Build and Install.
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Your clean work is much more impressive once you try DIY and notice all the flaws
Absolutely beautiful! Super cool process to execute a timeless classic as far as the design goes! Thank you for the video!
That multi-mark is another great little tool. It has so many uses. The window framing is always amazing.
Love it! Great tutorial! This is what I'm going to do for my window above my kitchen sink.
Gray like your cabinets. So beautiful work you do, so detail it is nice to see someone that truly loves their work.
So jealous of that saw. Thanks for doing the video on it and letting us see it in action.
It's always great to watch n learn from you. You explain the in's n out's on why you do certain things. I learn something everytime you post. Thanks.
And you make it look so simple! Excellent job - one day perhaps (in my dreams!)
Amazing talent, and exceptional craftsmanship. I can truly appreciate your work ! Keep the great videos coming.
Thanks for this Richard. I've been doing this a long time and never thought of pocket holing the case. Much more solid than just shooting them.
Love your work. Keep doing videos. That pocket hole machine is amazing
What a privilege to watch a man enjoy his passion and put his all into building something that he will look at for years! Looks great brother
Gotta love Craftsman style window and door trim! My home is a Craftsman so I'm a bit partial to the look! Great work as always!
This was a great video. I am a beginning woodworker but have no aspirations to be a trim carpenter. You are an artist. Keep the videos coming.
I love the precision of your work. Unlike production finish carpentry it's not "blow and go". Love it!
Love craftsman style, that’s how all the trim is in my house. Classic look that never goes out of style.
Great video Richard, as always my man! As for the color I suggest same as cabinets, will pull it together.
I’ve seen several suggestions already for Makita blue, but makes sense with your saw being set up right in front of that window. Awesome to see that house you guys were wrapping up also. Amazing work!
Perfect makes perfection 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 absolutely beautiful craftsmanship ✊👍👌🏼
The trim you made is the same trim I have in my 1920s home! Nice craftsmanship.
Looks nice and clean and no MDF. Will last for many years. Great job!
If only we had master craftsman that take pride in their work like you do in the UK. Keep up the great work and videos, all looks stunning!
It’s cool you are doing that for yourself. My shop space has been hard to organize. Basically I don’t have time to work on it. I have some crap slapped together but I yearn for the time when I can put it all together in a way that is aesthetically pleasing and functional.
Great job. The makita saw looks amazing. Hope you like the new one with the shadow line 👌
Your skills are unmatched, yet again. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another great video. I really enjoy your attention to detail. I'm a weekend warrior and its cool to have you show us how easy it is to take our projects to the next level.
Just found your channel today. Watching you work is so clear thank you
We don't view this channel simply for the great work and quality but also your passion that you clearly have and are open about. Keep it up!
We think blue because that would stand out and look cool! Thanks for the long video.
The pocket wholes are beautiful. So clean.
The craftsmanship was really nice. Good Job
This was one of your best videos. Thanks for sharing😀
I’m a trim carpenter and your work is on another level, i like the attention to detail. I’m in Texas.
Bro you are super good and thank you for these videos, I’ve learned so many things from them. I too am a finish carpenter(23yrs)
What a great looking job....... your a madman...... "I gotta load all this stuff up" Get a 14' trailer, dual axel, new, very clean, and paint matched, take a few days off and bitch it out. I finally did it a few years ago and it was one of my best business decisions. Productivity and most of all, organization, is peaked. Thanks as always Rich, that's some fine work you guys put out.
You are good. You are super over my level, but i learn a lot from you.Thanks God for people like you, there not afraid to show what they know. Thanks again.
Beautiful house. The trimwork looks exceptional. 👌
Paint it like a medium dark grey. That would like sweet! Also beautiful work as always!
Very nice!! This is a great project to do room by room on the weekend!
Color suggestion: a gray to somewhat match the cabinets in the background
Great build. Can’t wait to do mine
The Makita miter saw was a very good choice. Seems like it is very accurate and very good quality. Makita tools have never let me down..
Makita blue for the casing. Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, 👍
The finish work looks really nice!!
nice! I just did this same style in my basement - I like the Craftsman style quite a bit. I like the idea of assembling the entire framework before installing it - slick!
Midnight blue will look AMAZING..!!
Great work! And I agree, the pocket holes really makes the job a charm. As for color. I am sure there are more classics but, because of the white you could go black or have a kind of classic british cottage style, a kind of red color, not a flashy red though.
Very cool! Your window casing is very reminiscent of a 1908 4-square two-story we lived in. Your crown looks nearly identical to what we had. I had Whiteside custom make a bit for me as I had to replicate the original profile on 17 windows and 14 doors. Former owners had ripped out all the original woodwork on the second floor, then paneled the walls and then trimmed everything in that cheap prefinished garbage you find in a manufactured home. Other difference would be your drip ledge (freeze block) molding below your header board. Ours was about 7/16 thick with a roman ogee profile.
Really liked how you built the entire assembly and pocket holed it together. Cool! Really enjoy your channel! Thank you!
Really nice looking installed. Great job all the way around.
Looks so good. You make this stuff look so easy bro! Thanks for another great video. Color suggestion, Makita blue. 👍😁
I know how to do most of the stuff you do. But I like watching your channel because you always seem to have tips that increase my efficiency
We used one of your older videos and we did these style window and door casings throughout our home. We LOVE them. Paint the window casing a dark color. Dark grey/navy/black...
I was thinking a slate blue/grey as well
I don’t normally leave comments like I should but YOU are super talented. Amazing work. I did wainscoting and watched your videos on it which helped tremendously. Keep up the great work!!
I really love this technique. I just did my first one and while there was a bit of trial and error, in the end it was so much cleaner than trying to build it up on the window itself. Thank you.
Great looking window. Man I really like that sliding miter saw you have.
Man, I’ve said it before but your level of craftsmanship is off the charts. And I’m a cabinet maker by trade so I know good work when I see it.
Was exactly the type of trim I was looking to build around my windows and doors. Thank you
Love the look of the nickel gap 1x12, great job👍
Love it! I was a finish carpenter for about 6 years and never did it like this (didn't know) and then some cabinet guys that were doing the cabinets, in the house I was working on, told me about doing it this way and my mind was completely blown! Hands down the best tip I was ever given by another woodworker!!
I would love to see a video on how you handle masking for paint. Your work always end up super clean and the care you take in masking really pays off.
It was a great vid. Another plus is that you can paint it before install.
No taping.
Very detailed build! I’m going to try this on my next window trim!
Man they did a good job, it is just all gorgeous
I have 7 windows that need window casings. Fortunately there is one casing that is completely different measurements while two are of same dimensions. The last are of all the same dimensions. You have just made my life so much easier if I had used the old methods of construction. Cool beans!!! Thanks Richard!!
It's nice to look back at your work
LOOKS FANTASTIC... GREAT JOB!
Bro. You are Gods chosen. You ARE your generations Scott Carpenter. Love him an you dude. You both rock expertise. Stay blessed. Happy Holidays from Honolulu
LOVE the Castle “John Deere” pocket hole tool, VERY WELL MADE and does a great job at those pocket hole “cuts” and the pre drilling its does, NICE TOUCH and is what makes tools like this “in a class of there own” as you get what pay for. My uncle who has production cabinet and custom cabinet making shop/biz (amongst other things) as some AWESOME toys and tools. CNCs, robot suction moving machines, gliding track system on ceiling, and so on. But his pocket hole “stations” are like your, but on steroids as just bigger and even some automated (most) but the precision is impressive, just like your Castle😁
Cheers✌🏻
Absolutely fantastic work!!
Thank you for sharing your incredible talent
AMAZINLY AWSOME!!!
BEAUTIFUL WORK!!!
Of course you had to replace that window trim and put something in with your name on it!! Looks awesome and stout !
kind of off topic, but i bought that router bit set from sommerfeld that you showcased in a really old video and it was a game changer for me! i used it and wainscoted my grandmothers house with a raised panel. that tip about using the saw track for the end pieces helped me alot as well. love your videos! also semper fi man!
Very nice looking trim. I would go with a light gray. But that’s up to you.
The work u did on that house is really nice. Your window looks great too. You make that look so easy i would be all day tryin to do somethin like that or maybe all weekend lol. That makita saw just sounds smooth. Id do the window maybe a gray. Or milwaukee red lol
nice.
warms that simple window up in a hurry.
don't know how neutral the finished look is your going for, but I've found myself drifting back to good 'ole antique white for trim after all these years.
I do a antique white 75% blend that I love, its pretty timeless imo.
"load them up, and send it!" Love the channel.
That's really nice. Beautiful work as always.
Very nice man. So cool watching you grow. That saw I'm guessing you love more everyday. Stay safe.
Love it. Go with a light grey. Matching your cabinets.
Soft grey for the color. Nice clean work as usual.
Beautiful window trim. I am impressed.
It looks like grey it matches your door man i love that saw im jealous
That screw shim tip is great. Among the many projects i have, my son just bought a house with very old and thin trim with a marble sill.
What’s the purpose of adding the screws shims? Are they used to square and plumb everything, rather than by shinning with traditional wood shims at time of install? He doesn’t appear to go into detail in this video but perhaps he does in another?
@@archerpsu23 he definitely should have done a better job of explaining the screw head trick. lotta confusion here.
I'm doing a new house right now the exact way you did yours. A slight difference in mine is I glued and nailed the' I call them ribbons, to the head casing and then pocket them to the side casing and head jamb. FYI, what you are calling the sill is actually the stool. A sill is on the exterior, the sloped part of the window frame itself. I'm old school. I started in 1973.
You’re the king of the hill. 👍🏼
Great job… love the end result 👍👍👍👍
Richard you and John are a awesome team
Your excitement over creating your workshop puts a smile on my face. You are so genuine!
So … what are you going to make for your wife to keep her happy?
That dining room ceiling is awesome... As an HVAC guy, my brain is screaming linear vents on the soffits of that lid! that way you don't break up the flow of the trim in the lid! Still an awesome job!
Great video as usual! My color vote is to actually leave it white. The contrast is there in the craftsman profile and doesn’t need extra color to do it.
Good job!
Suggestion: Before installing the preassembled trim, apply painters tape around the perimeter of the window opening (or door opening or on the wall) so the tape is exposed all around the trim for an inch or two. Fill the nail holes, prime and/or paint the frame and then use a sharp utility knife to cut the tape. Caulk the trim (if desired). I use this method on new window, door and base moldings. It is a lot easier than trying to mask the walls after installation of the trim.
Awesome suggestion, so simple but I would have never thought of that! Wish I could use that trick where wall meets ceiling just cause I suck at cutting in! Lol
@@ed370zx3 If you cannot use tape or masking paper, (at the ceiling it is difficult) then use a high quality (emphasis on HIGH QUALITY) brush. I use a 2-1/2" angled sash brush. Start your paint an inch or two below the joint and gradually press the bristles up to the joint.
When I "cut in" by hand, I put my paint (about a quart to start out) in a 2 gallon pail, put a 1 gallon roller "screen" in the pail and use a 4" roller and the 2-1/2" brush to do the cut in. DO NOT allow the paint to dry before rolling the walls. If you do, you will always "see" where you cut in. It's called a "halo".
I use a 40" walk board to cut in at the ceiling. Then I move the walk board and roll the wall where I just cut in. So I advance about 4 feet at a time.
If I am not installing new base, I use a 3M "hand masker", 1-1/4" tape and 9" paper to cover the top of the base, then cut in the baseboards with the same brush and roller at the same time, moving along about 4 feet at a time.
Good quality brushes and roller covers make painting enjoyable compared to what it is using poor quality tools. They are definitely worth a few extra dollars.
If you have smooth finish ceilings, you can mask the wall/ceiling joint using the hand masker and 6" or 9" paper, but you have to "tack" the paper to ceiling ever few inches with a small piece of tape to keep it up there.
gary K Thank you Gary, def going to use your advice.
If the tape is behind the trim, how does one caulk the trim to the wall?
@@wytas20 My mistake. The caulking, if desired, is done after the tape is cut. Edited.
The same color as the windows, good job on the casement, can't wait to see the finished product...
This house is amazing please show more of the finished product.
Very nice job Very clean I enjoyed watching your video
Outstanding craftsmanship 👌🙏
You are simply put, amazing!
That is amazing! Wish I had seen this video 25 years ago.
Great job as always. Keep up the good work.
Wonderfully put together!
Really awesome overview, thanks for putting it together
Outstanding. Very nice work.