Enough of all these teaser videos - Were all waiting for the 30 part series of 30 min videos, on the processes and realities of making these beautiful windows. Seriously though, awesome work.
HAha thanks bud! I might be moving the more detailed videos behind a very low monthly subscription, as it just isn't viable to make them based on youtube revenue!
Get the woodworking/carpentry books written by P N Hasluck, and George Ellis and read the relevant sash information. With some woodworking knowledge you can make these types of windows. The balance weights, if you are not using the original ones, are not readily available but use the www etc to source them. Take care.
Yeah looks good - only someone who knows exactly what to be looking for would notice a difference. Think you said the window was top floor for emergency exit so extra unlikely it would stand out. It’s a good looking solution for the client , hope they appreciate the effort that goes into making something custom that also looks that good
Cheers pal, yeah absolutely 👍 tbh it the second floor I the struck so it’ll be almost impossible from the outside 😀. Yeah the thought processes and trail and error in designing a solution is pretty involved especially when trying to keep cost efficient!
Nice job as always, and well thought out. I've designed a top hung casement that looks like a traditional sliding sash window. It worked a treat and I've used the same design on grade 1 and 2 listed houses. When the window is shut, you can not tell it's not a sliding sash. It was definitely a tricky window to design and keep all the proportions correct so they match adjacent sliding sashes.
Absolutely incredible! Top craftsmanship as always. Look forward to seeing them all fitted! Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing and inspiring us!👍👍👍
I just finished your series on casement windows and it was incredible! I am going to build the windows for my house next year and it will be invaluable. It would be amazing if you could make a video showing how to glaze it!
I really like this window concept… my only concern is if sashes have double glazed units installed the hinges may not be sufficient (just a thought) oh are you going to use sash horn’s? but excellent work once again!😁
@@BradshawJoinery I presume you buy it in sawn lengths then process it yourself? I've just got a length to play with (I'm thinking about building a greenhouse) so am interested to see how it planes/ cuts/ machines. A video about it would go down well.
Looks really good, and innovative. A brilliant alternative, combining those hinges. I like the way you’ve incorporated all the weather protection and made it look like a conventional sash. I think you’re onto something here Oli. You should patent and protect this design. It’s got all the green boxes ticked and will look good and need minimal maintenance for many years. Unlike its UPVC equivalent! Will you spray, or brush paint the finish? I’d be interested to see how Accoya takes linseed products? You’ve created a wonderful design here.
Nice work. What draft strips would you recommend for a top hung window? I need to make replacements for a couple of rotten top hung openers that I am thinking of redesigning to use friction stays.
That would look lovely on our terrace Georgian place in Lymington. Third flooring in the dormer. The two others are boxed sash in the elevation Edit: listed building, it would please the conversation officer 👍🏻
Is it worth putting child safety release hinges on it? Just so it doesn't push open to far and someone falls out being young or drunk etc. Your joinery is mint 👌
If it’s an attic window, you’ll never get close enough to see any minor differences, especially when they’re painted! I would defy anyone to spot several mm changes from the ground. An elegant solution……..
Enough of all these teaser videos - Were all waiting for the 30 part series of 30 min videos, on the processes and realities of making these beautiful windows. Seriously though, awesome work.
HAha thanks bud! I might be moving the more detailed videos behind a very low monthly subscription, as it just isn't viable to make them based on youtube revenue!
Get the woodworking/carpentry books written by P N Hasluck, and George Ellis and read the relevant sash information. With some woodworking knowledge you can make these types of windows. The balance weights, if you are not using the original ones, are not readily available but use the www etc to source them. Take care.
@@BradshawJoinery I'd pay for a window series... Traditional side sliding
That should be patented the ‘Bradshaw Sash’.
Cheer~~~a frame holding the glass in a window, typically one of two sliding frames.😊
A nifty solution.
The ‘Bradsash’
Nice work Ollie, will the friction hinges cope with the weight of the glass?
Yeah looks good - only someone who knows exactly what to be looking for would notice a difference. Think you said the window was top floor for emergency exit so extra unlikely it would stand out. It’s a good looking solution for the client , hope they appreciate the effort that goes into making something custom that also looks that good
Cheers pal, yeah absolutely 👍 tbh it the second floor I the struck so it’ll be almost impossible from the outside 😀. Yeah the thought processes and trail and error in designing a solution is pretty involved especially when trying to keep cost efficient!
I think there would be a market for those.
What a brilliant solution top notch work as always
It looks great. I'm sure there will be a market for them.
Wonderful design! Nice work indeed
Brilliant! Expecting you to slide one of the panes open, I was quite surprised when you opened the window like a casement.
Really nice and very clever we once made some windows with the top opening but not all of it like yours well done
It shows what can be made given a bit of time and application by a craftsman.
Nice job as always, and well thought out. I've designed a top hung casement that looks like a traditional sliding sash window. It worked a treat and I've used the same design on grade 1 and 2 listed houses. When the window is shut, you can not tell it's not a sliding sash. It was definitely a tricky window to design and keep all the proportions correct so they match adjacent sliding sashes.
Thanks
thankyou David! Very kind of you my friend
Absolutely spot on. Brilliant job 🌞
Genius! you should patent it 🤩
No doubt someone will do well from it that isnt me haha usually the case
Brilliant idea for renovating projects and complying with legislations of today
Spot on! Great job.
Thank you, appreciate it
Excellent problem solving as usual. Well done and looking great. Cheers Jim
Very clever indeed 👍🏼
Excellent Work look forward to follow up videos 👏
Brilliant! Well done you.
thankyou!
That is fantastic work
Thanks James ✌️
A very nice looking window with an elegant solution the the problem of escape. Thanks for the video.
Well engineered/designed, Ollie!
A brilliant idea
I’ve made a fair few imitation sliding sash windows with many different opening combinations- but I’ve never done one like that , nice work!
Absolutely incredible! Top craftsmanship as always. Look forward to seeing them all fitted! Keep up the good work, and thank you for sharing and inspiring us!👍👍👍
Nice, very well thought out and executed job.
Excellent! The 'shaw sash' shaw by name sure by nature 😅
great solution, fine work as usual. thanks for taking the time to show us
Thanks Roger
Pretty amazing piece of (a lot) work and an awesome idea! Much appreciated.
I just finished your series on casement windows and it was incredible! I am going to build the windows for my house next year and it will be invaluable.
It would be amazing if you could make a video showing how to glaze it!
Super clever! Well done- lovely bit of on the run engineering.
Clever man - 👏
And thats what is known as thinking outside the box, frame 😊 nice one Ollie
haha that comment is thinking outside of the (comment)box ;)
@@BradshawJoinery😂😂
Brilliant
Well done!
Very nice elegant solution, and as always well executed.
Ingenious design mate. Great attention to detail. How far will that window swing out btw? Not seen anything like that in wood before either.
It had me fooled at the beginning, it looked just like a normal sash window. Great work again Ollie! 👍🏼
I really like this window concept… my only concern is if sashes have double glazed units installed the hinges may not be sufficient (just a thought) oh are you going to use sash horn’s? but excellent work once again!😁
Oli will probably get his brother to fabricate a Bradshaw up rated version of the hinge 😁
Turned out well mate 👍
Superb as always
Awesome as usual. Thanks.
Great idea and nice window.
Ur in a league of ur own, great videos.
Wow, awesome! 👍
Cheers mate
You sir are a genius!
Thanks Jimmy, I will let everyone know, not my words 😂
Great job well done
great job and idea
Cheers pal!
What kind of wood do you use for windows ? Amazing work ..thank you sharing
Superb work as always. I’ll put it out there though, with the amazing quality of your work, OTIS needs an upgrade. C’mon don’t do him dirty 😂
his kennel will be replaced with a toolbox soon lol!
Accoya? You can see the slight discolouration on the side piece, I presume this doesn't affect the painted finish?
always, I think its a fantastic product the credentials are amazing. No not at all.
@@BradshawJoinery I presume you buy it in sawn lengths then process it yourself? I've just got a length to play with (I'm thinking about building a greenhouse) so am interested to see how it planes/ cuts/ machines. A video about it would go down well.
Looks really good, and innovative. A brilliant alternative, combining those hinges. I like the way you’ve incorporated all the weather protection and made it look like a conventional sash. I think you’re onto something here Oli. You should patent and protect this design. It’s got all the green boxes ticked and will look good and need minimal maintenance for many years. Unlike its UPVC equivalent!
Will you spray, or brush paint the finish? I’d be interested to see how Accoya takes linseed products? You’ve created a wonderful design here.
Nice work. What draft strips would you recommend for a top hung window? I need to make replacements for a couple of rotten top hung openers that I am thinking of redesigning to use friction stays.
Are you going to add a false sash-snib to extend the illusion?
That would look lovely on our terrace Georgian place in Lymington. Third flooring in the dormer. The two others are boxed sash in the elevation
Edit: listed building, it would please the conversation officer 👍🏻
very nice
What type of wood do you recommend for making windows?
It looks like accoya to me.
Sick that mate
Cheers Neil! I agree 😂
Will it be water tight . My last window gave me greef 😢 I can watch your talent with wood all day. I don't have any big machines. Chop saw. router
Clever
Is it worth putting child safety release hinges on it? Just so it doesn't push open to far and someone falls out being young or drunk etc.
Your joinery is mint 👌
what type of wood is this made from?
Do you use Accoya?
I think you should call it a mock mock sash
haha its a bit of an anomaly
Is it seeing the neighbours Mrs?
PN window hardware?
If it’s an attic window, you’ll never get close enough to see any minor differences, especially when they’re painted!
I would defy anyone to spot several mm changes from the ground.
An elegant solution……..
What is the max angle the window can open to?
depends on which hinges you buy tbh, but probably 50 degrees
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Am I missing Something???? It's a Window that Looks like a Sash Window. Is that right????
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Nice job!👍
Thank you 😍
Brilliant