Howdy all you chipper chaps!
I'm going to add 3" of insulation to the outside of my 1920's vintage home and do a half-timber treatment. I have to re-do the windows to accomodate the 3" added thickness.
The house presently has the most disgusting, ultra-cheap, poorly made slider windows I have ever seen. However, there is nothing wrong with the glass.
I'd like to build my own deep-framed traditional style casement windows and reuse the existing glass.
I have built MANY different kinds of things but I have never tried making my own windows. I thought there would be at least some DIY window-makers sites on the Net but I haven't found any.
Anybody know good sources of info on traditional window making? (I don't want to make mistakes where other's have already figured out how to do it right!)
Thanks gang!