How To Measure Trim Capping // Keep Organized While Doing Multiple Windows

Today I shadow Alex with Assured Construction as he shows me how to follow a detailed process on measuring and (in video 2) cutting tin trim for a window wrap. Alex has done over 1,000 window installs and is very good at explaining his process. I am grateful to share his insights here.
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[@leorahim6268]

Great video! I like a guy who gets straight to the point. Excellent attention to detail. This guy knows what he is talking about. Looking forward to seeing your next video. Shout out from Niagara Falls Canada..

[@blakeboland9696]

This was great thanks . Would have loved to see him bend and cap the window ! Thanks for video.

[@travism4642]

This is a great vid. Very helpful. I too would love to have seen him install it!

[@ozziestrom9793]

Looks as if the window was measured too short in height or is it sitting on a 3/4 sub sill? If that's the case, all new windows do come with a bottom expander and the new alum. sill will slip under the expander. Now the new is smaller in size and not hollow. Makes for a professional-looking job. Rookie Good luck!

[@sethrodriguez6257]

I do this work to feed my family and I’ve been struggling with wrapping this video was VERY helpful and I’m hoping this was the information I needed to get me into the 80k+ a year club by next year like my boss said 🤙🏽🤙🏽😎

[@SpiritofaHandyman]

Go get it Seth!!!

[@igipson1499]

What are those little rulers called

[@jeff6369]

Great vid....but you have your return and your projection mixed up. The projection on the header,Left and Right are always the same. The return often changes not just in size but in direction of bend and number of bends as well.