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   Guest_ | Dec 01, 1999 07:13am | #1

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   Richard - you ask about something close to my heart. What do you want to know? Here are some refrences to get you started -

   FHB issue #18 - "Making Window Sash" by John Leeke

   "Handcrafted Doors & Windows" Amy Zaffrano Rowland - published by Rodale Press - great for inspiration, not much for nuts and bolts

   "Windows & Skylights" - Taunton Press - a compilation book of FHB articles

   "Ed Knox' Window Book" - self published gem of a book covering the nuts and bolts of window making by a man who spent his life repairing and building wood windows. I got the book from the "Builders Booksource" in Berkely CA.

   Feel free to fire away with any specific questions you might have. - jb

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   Guest_ | Dec 02, 1999 06:15pm | #2

   *hey JB: I gotta ask b b,f+s ?is that like Blodgett, father & son ?anyway, I got pub's #1 & #3, how much did you pay for the Ed Knox , should I have that, the only sash I see us making is custom storm windows or replacement sash for reproduction/restoration.

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   Guest_ | Dec 02, 1999 07:08pm | #3

   *The Ed Knox book was under 20.00. Very cool book just as an inspiration of writing, but there is a lot of good info in there too. I like tools, but I love books. I've built quite a few windows through the years and really enjoy it. Doors too. Not many folks do it, any more. belchin', fartin' + scratchin'

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   Richard_Brunck | Jan 04, 2000 11:49pm | #4

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   I am searching for information on the
   construction of "home built" windows.
   Any information or leads to information
   would be appreciated.
   Thanks
   Richard Bru