Big Stained Glass Frame And Install V295
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- Опубликовано: 1 дек 2020
- Big Stained Glass Frame And Install. David and Jeanne Gomm take a Big Stained Glass Frame And Install the panel in a home in North Salt Lake City. It's beautiful and they almost didn't do it because it was such a large project.
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This was the most wonderfully exciting project I have seen. The design is truly spectacular and I could enjoy sitting and meditating each and every morning. Your work is so exquisite. Thank you for letting me experience this project.
Wow, thank you! It really turned out well..much to the efforts of Greg who drove to the clients home and took measurements for us.
That window is beautiful. I love that you show it in it's new home, thanks so much for sharing with us.
You are so kind! It was a joy to work with Jeanne as she created each of the elements in these panels. I drew up the ideas that she developed with the client. The entire project was a very happy and fulfilling one.😀
Do you use glazing points to hold the glass in the frame?
Your work is so spectacular! You explain everything so well and demonstrate your techniques expertly. Thank you so much for sharing your craft, talents and instructions. You truly have a wonderful gift. Truly inspiring@
Thank you so much! We continue to build stained glass every day in our studio and we love sharing the joy we find in the beauty of stained glass.
Absolutely Beautiful work, love the design
Thanks, we were happy with the completed project.😀😀😀
OMGoodness! Absolutely breathtaking 😍 I would cry also! The design, the glass, it's gorgeous 😍!!! I think this is my all time favorite so far! Huge fan from Washington State 😃 🌲🌲🌲
Thanks. It was a real challenge. Our son-in-law helped with the wooden frame and was great to have along on the install.
Amazing how the new window changes the entire feel - no more view out on the neighbors' roof, yet so much beautifully colored light coming in.
The view really improved. A good piece of stained glass can really change things while still allowing in the light!😀
@@GommStainedGlass And you folks do such a great job. Since taking your class 7(?) years ago, I've tried to emulate your craftsdmanship, choice of color, pattern, etc. Still trying! Merry Christmas.
@@paulglauser8310 Thanks Paul. We loved having you in class..it's amazing how time flies!
Both of you are so, so blessed! What a beautiful, wonderful, breathtaking project! It brought tears to my eyes!!! Thank you for sharing your tips and this project! Many blessings!
Thank You, we really felt blessed to have everything on the install go so well. 😃😃😃
Really beautiful-- I especially like the borders in the main window.
We do to. Jeanne designed these with a "Moroccan" design in mind. Very Vibrant colors in the border.😀
I have to do this quite often and I used a wood block against the wall and use a 3/8 wide flat blade screwdriver which I push along the zinc groove while wearing thick gloves to avoid injury. Goes quickly and works every time.
Thanks, we'll keep it in mind. I enjoy having a pro glass installer go with us on installs, we don't have to take on so much liability and two heads are better than one!
Love how excited she is to have that beautiful piece of art installed 🙂
That was the best! We always love to have clients get excited for their glass!
Stunning, stunning, stunning-my compliments! I love all of that clear texture glass it really supports the beauty of the motifs..and the little pop of red! So elegant❤️👍👏
Thank you. We appreciate your kind words
Beautiful!
Thanks, It really is! 😀
It shows that a lot of thought and planning went into it!!
Which caused us a lot of stress and concern. It was such a relief to get it completed. And now we're bidding more detailed projects!
Beautiful stained glass window
Thanks..it even looks better in real life!
Omg.. very good job... i ❤it🤜🤛😀
Thanks ❄😀❄💖❄
Gorgeous!
Thanks, did you view the whole video or skip around?
@@GommStainedGlass watched it all
@Norm and Maryse Cyr Thanks Guys, I really wondered since it was such a long video. Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous windows- must have had mixed feelings after finishing it: sad to see it leave your shop, happy when it was installed in its new home and relief that it was a well executed plan that went off without a hitch. WELL DONE GOMM’s, WELL DONE
After it's been around awhile, it's a great relief to get the project done and move on to a new one!!!
Great job my friend 👍
Thanks Don, Jeanne had to convince me that we could do the job and now that it's done, I'm happy we did it! 🙂🙂🙂
Awesome panel. Love the three pane design...the simplicity of the center panel design and that border is sublime. Any chance you could share a mini scale sketch of this work. I would be willing to pay for any repro costs associated. I have a 48" x 48" center window in a newly installed bay window cluster for which this design would be spectacular. Also looking for a challenging winter glass build project...been looking at FLR ideas and Prarie style but yours just grabbed my attention.
They are pretty easy designs. One thing we've done is to view a video on a tv screen and pause it where we wanted to copy. Then we trace the image. This is how we did a copy of the stained glass from the Santa Claus 2
Wondered how the Alder frame rails and stiles were attached. Couldn't see the joinery. Just glue and maybe corrugated joint fasteners? Looked pretty solid. Also I reviewed your V295 vid. and saw the design line drawing... exactly what I was asking for in my last entry.. Thanks so much. I now have my winter '23 project.
Hope all goes well. when we got to the install, Greg took a sander to one edge to get it to fit even better. The joinery was glue and nails.
@@GommStainedGlass Thanks for the information
My version will be in a 44.5" square window space. I am considering constructing the design as a single pane rather than the three panels you folks created. I think the size is right on the cusp of " too large " to be stable. Possibly OK with thoughtfully placed restrip and some chunky perimeter copper channel. I'be been sketching it out on paper and I think the space is too small to accommodate the design and the two extra frame rails for a three pane install. Your thoughts?
This is a beautiful window. Beautiful job. Just wondering if you put any sort of rebar supports on it any where?
We never use rebar since we only do the copper foil method. So we use restrip which fits down in-between the solder joint. Since the three panels are small, they are fine with silicone holding them in the wooden frame.
Hi , i have a 1200mm x 1800mm window. Some advise for stability would be appreciated. I am using restrip, foil, and zinc frame?
We do have some videos on reinforcement se our listings at www.gsg-art.com/videos.html down at the bottom of the page
Absolutely gorgeous work of art!! I am particularly intrigued by your centered, clam shell like medallion in the center panel! I am in the process of trying to come up with a color scheme for a centered large medallion in a large piece as well. I was just going to use a black opaque glass but after seeing yours I was struck by its beauty. How did you decide on the color combinations? Thank you
Jeanne worked directly with the client who came to our studio and the two of them went through our existing glass inventory. They thought about all the color choices and tried many palate changes. When got those that we ended with, they were sure. There was a lot of glass to put back and re-file after they were done!😀
It just teaches us that you have to have a large glass inventory so that you can have those choices as you do a complex design.
WOW. That was pretty spectacular. My only question is, what/how did you do the final anchor once the window was in place? 1/4 round?
Glass Doctor helped with the install and the frame fit so tightly that we just used silicone to hold the assembly in place. It looked perfect!
When adding this to an exterior window, how do you deal with the temperature differential and preventing condensation inbetwen the stained glass and the actual window glass? Doyou have air holes in the frame?
When we install a panel, it's almost always against an insulated unit so there's little temperature variation. When it's a fairly small panel I will often leave a gap in the caulking to allow slight air flow to minimize condensation. The large frame in the video had so much square footage that air flow was pretty good and the frame wasn't sealed tight so the unit breathes.
Did you use re-strip in these windows since they are so large? or because they are framed in there would be no need? I have not done any windows this large yet and just want to be prepared when or if I am ever asked to.
I posted a video on restrip three weeks ago where I showed how I placed it in the center of the largest panel. ruclips.net/video/G73if4vZIX8/видео.html
@@GommStainedGlass that’s the same piece? Sorry I didn’t recognize it was the same window. You responded to my comment on that one.
I thought I saw one of the jewels going to the edge. Do you have any trick for dealing with the raised glass when it is substantially thicker in a small spot when putting on the zinc?
If I have a raised edge, I simply widen that part of the zinc a little extra so that it fits over. I had to make all of the zinc edge wider since the solder went rint up to the edge, rather than staying away like we usually do.
@@GommStainedGlass fabulous window,
Did you hire the truck for transport? Beautiful job btw!
We hired Glass Doctor to help us with the install and the truck came with him. We use Glass Doctor on most of our major installs. They know how to handle glass and we trust them. Many times, we'll take art glass to another studio to have the tempered glass applied to the unit and then Glass Doctor will pick up and install the completed unit. This frees us up to keep building glass pieces in the studio and takes away a lot of stress from us.❄
David, Have you ever used “center cut” frames?
No, I'd like to know more about them.
@@GommStainedGlass I use center cut Black Walnut frames. The center cut is very doable if you have a table saw. I’ve even center cut 1/2” frames for incredible strength. With a little practice you can master this.
@@j.k.terrell8034 Thanks, the knotty alder wood that Greg used for those frames is also very tight and strong. As a wood worker, I love working with walnut, so we'll have to give some center cut a try. Thanks for the comment..it helps!
@@j.k.terrell8034 Can you please explain the term center cut framing please. Attempting a similar project as this window and looking for options for constructing a sturdy frame.
Hi David. It seems that you are having trouble breathing. Are you okay?
Doing great, thanks for asking!