If You Can Glaze Like This, You Can Make Money In Window Craft

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Quiet as a mouse and accompanied only by the sound of the fans in the background, Master Israel glazed a two lite storm sash with amazing speed, precision and finesse.
Study his techniques, his right hand movements, his left hand movements, the way he loads, cuts and slices, details….
There are many ways to make cash with window sash, and with skills like this you’ll always be able to earn. Always.

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18 авг 2022

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@ivanwachter5933 6 месяцев назад

I lost craft. These glaziers today have no idea how to putty a window, much less cut glass. All they know is curtain-wall or unitized systems. I grew up as a kid in my Granpa's glass shop in San Francisco/Haight Ashbury and did wood hack-outs on the weekends and learned to cut glass, and putty a window at the age of 13. Most of our clientele at that time were residents and owners of Victorians, so our work was mainly wood sash windows/hack-outs. My Granpa was an old PPG glazier and achieved Master-Glazier status. Now I'm an Architectural glazier/Local 718 in San Fran working as a Supervisor. Thank you for sharing this.

@vegomatic100 7 месяцев назад

That was a joy to watch. At real speed too.👍

@chrisdaley2200 Год назад

A skilled artist at work!

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

Yes. He takes pride in his work.

@Filkersons 2 месяца назад

Wow, a real master at work. How many years has he been putty pointing?

@UncleBman Год назад

Masterful

@joehemstock7781 4 месяца назад

Well, now that he scratched the glass with the hammer….😂

@flybyav8tor 10 месяцев назад

I feel the Allbeck linseed puddy I’m using seem thicker than this. It will cut smooth but I have to get it really warm and cut cut fast. If you leave it for 2 min it won’t tool at all.

@barryallenporter8127 Год назад

This is insane skill. 10 minutes on what amounts to 2 single lites

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

I think the fastest glazing anyone ever does is the last sash on a Friday before the weekend - and that’s what this one was.

@louscannon7493 Год назад

love your videos, and I am considering making a steam box to soften the glaze on some old windows. Would plain extruded foam work in lieu of the foil backed stuff? TIA, Lou

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

That’s a good question and about that I’m no expert, but I don’t see why it wouldn’t

@ikust007 Год назад

Ok… I think I will stay poor . He is a magical artisan. Bravo.

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

Indeed.

@davideliason4441 Год назад

What is the powdery substance he's using on his hands that's keeping it from becoming a sticky mess?

@lorenz681 Год назад

The powder that he used to clean the glass at the end is Whiting Powder (Calcium Carbonate), but I don't think you would want that on you hands when working the putty because not only does it clean the glass it also aids in setting up of the putty. Perhaps it is the brand of putty (Sarco type M) comes highly rated by professionals

@danielemanuele5827 6 дней назад

I use drywall powder. I think he added a little to the putty as he was first kneading it and warming it up.

@Coleen_West 7 месяцев назад

Nice videos! -- QUESTION -- Note sure if I can inlcude youtube links in questions (so I won't) but I watched British double hung / single hung windows installations and when they are finished they "caulk" the outside to the stonework with a type of caulk that is not like our caulking . not white plastic like stuff. It looks like musterd seeds or linsead (I think) but I cannot find the name or product that is used. If I can include a link I will. So it is used between the wood frame and the bricks/stone. Looks like musterd with seeds in it. Any idea on that?

@Filkersons 2 месяца назад

Hi, it will be burnt sand mastic. It’s a mixture of sand that’s been heated on a hot plate and linseed oil with driers to allow it to harden. It stays flexible for years and has been used to point windows for hundreds of years.

@Coleen_West 2 месяца назад

@@Filkersons ...we need to get back to installing these quality windows on houses across the US. Such junk has been installed for the last 30 years. Want real wood, single or double hung, proper glazing and paint not plastic, fiberglass or aluminum cladding.

@bhadz100 Год назад

Do you have a video on how to remove old stuck ones?

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

Yes. Lots. ru-vid.com/group/PLpZ9WGU2uJMGy7nTZI0LoJsN3zSHn30Bp

@jamesboxer508 Год назад

Hi there, I’ve been watching your videos non stop leading up to my first glazing. Did it today and ran into weird issue, the compound was a little grabby as I pulled it with the knife, leaving a not so smooth look. Knife issue or compound issue (using same compound as you do)

@SteveQuillian Год назад

Knife issue for sure. Did you knead up the whole bucket of putty before you used it? That’ll help with the consistency of the product. I suspect you were using either you were using an older knife that isn’t mirror smooth, or the angle of your knife during your pull is wrong. The more steep the angle of your knife, the worse it looks. Your knife needs to be almost parallel with the line you are striking. And you have to hold the knife right. Definitely not easy.

@ikust007 Год назад

Damn it . That hammer is hard to find

@barryallenporter8127 Год назад

No joke

@WoodWindowMakeover Год назад

It’s been out of stock for years. I’ve been buying a German glazing hammer from hammersource.com and am getting used to it

@ikust007 Год назад

@@WoodWindowMakeover you think there is a market for it ?

@ChrisMildebrandt Год назад

I emailed Lee Valley, who used to carry these, and they responded with: Unfortunately, after several years of production delays, we think that the company that used to make these hammers (05K9923) went out of business. While there are a few glazier’s hammers on the market, we’re not aware of anyone currently selling anything like the rotating triangular face version in our old catalog.