[Skillman]

This is a couple of my jobsite pictures .

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Always willing to learn .

[Siberian]

where?

[Skillman]

Siberian wrote:

where?

That’s inside of a bow window which got stained .

Always willing to learn .

[RonW]

Nice work. Gonna be sharp when you get it finished.

Ron

A Working Pro since 1994!

Member since March 26, 2014.

[cranbrook2]

I have done tons of window and door jobs I just don`t take pictures of them 🙂

[hgonzalez7]

Those box windows are nice. Can’t wait to see them after they are stained.

Bert

[Skillman]

Thanks @bethepro for fixing my thread .

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[jponto07]

Nice trim work on the windows! Have you stained them yet?

How’s that Minwax stuff these days? I stopped using it a couple of years back.

Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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[Skillman]

jponto07 wrote:

Nice trim work on the windows! Have you stained them yet?

How’s that Minwax stuff these days? I stopped using it a couple of years back.

Stained out picture and I really don’t have any problem with minwax .

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[monman1]

Looks good!

Member since April 4, 2014

doer of all , master of none.

[Skillman]

Another bow window job .

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[Skillman]

Some doors installed .

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[theamcguy]

Nice look after it was stained.

Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
(and also the World's Fastest Poster)

[jkirk]

heres a few both exterior and interior shots

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[Skillman]

jkirk wrote:

heres a few both exterior and interior shots

The window with frame around it self was that a design.

Always willing to learn .

[jkirk]

few more

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[jkirk]

Skillman wrote:

jkirk wrote:

heres a few both exterior and interior shots

The window with frame around it self was that a design.

the cedar shingle one? thats actually a major architectual detail on that house. its a 2×6 wall that has a transiition down to a 2×4 wall with a 12″ perimeter around the windows. we did it on all the large windows on the street facing windows.. originally it called for the shingles to be woven but with such a small area it would be far too prone to leaking so we did jamb detail instead

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[svensshutters]

Some nice work, but I have never cared for the crank type windows.

[jkirk]

casements you mean.. they are awkward but they perform much better in heavy wind and rain storms.. reason being the wind will push the window tighter into the gasket making it harder for leaks to occur

heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit

[jponto07]

Skillman wrote:

jponto07 wrote:

Nice trim work on the windows! Have you stained them yet?

How’s that Minwax stuff these days? I stopped using it a couple of years back.

Stained out picture and I really don’t have any problem with minwax .

Looks good! I switched to Old Masters products because of color consistency issues with Minwax. I also didn’t care for their poly, but I don’t recall why at this point. If possible, I use lacquer now anyway.

Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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