How Aluminium Joinery Is Made: Windowmakers Ltd

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  • Опубліковано 19 січ 2015
  • Windows and doors make up a very important part in the design of any house. They also have a very large effect on the thermal performance of a home. In this video we talk to the team at Windowmakers Ltd about how aluminium joinery is made, and find out more about the options on the market. We also get to watch some of the construction of the windows that will be going into our Tiny House.
    In our next video, we will be showing how these are installed.
    For more information about this joinery, check out Windowmakers at windowmakers.co.nz
    For more information on our project, visit our website: www.livingbiginatinyhouse.com
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  • @ahmadalmaola7792
    @ahmadalmaola7792 Рік тому +3

    I live in Lebanon and work in this field. I hope to have a work contract in Australia. I love this job very much.

  • @Wespups
    @Wespups 9 років тому +3

    It's great that you tour each manufacturer and give them credit for their craftsmanship, great job, sweeeeet windows!!

  • @frostybabe1048
    @frostybabe1048 9 років тому +4

    I love the precision and accuracy of this system. I hope you mention to the owner or manager in the video that he has an amazing set up.

  • @helenbeee519
    @helenbeee519 9 років тому +10

    Excellent video
    its like a shopping channel for tiny houses heh heh!
    no seriously youre right on the money when you say its cool to learn about all the latest technologies your videos have been really informative thanks for putting them together and letting us have access to them.

  • @Quokkat7
    @Quokkat7 9 років тому +7

    Thats one good handshake! Lol Great video!

  • @jmdf7274
    @jmdf7274 9 років тому

    Good solid efficient utilization of this machinery . So many different products.

  • @shakejones
    @shakejones 2 роки тому +2

    great video and explanation - but most importantly quality workers at shop! well done mate! thanks for sharing!

  • @xx-fp1in
    @xx-fp1in 6 років тому

    Beautiful product, thank you the presentation.

  • @noviceprepper5397
    @noviceprepper5397 8 років тому +2

    very interesting, thank you. why did you decide to go with double pane rather than triple pane?

  • @btdarterschannel112
    @btdarterschannel112 7 років тому

    So nice, Bryce! Love all of the videos!!

  • @gullu1276
    @gullu1276 3 роки тому

    really amazing work

  • @cuanhomcaocap-nhaep3778
    @cuanhomcaocap-nhaep3778 4 роки тому

    Cửa của bạn đẳng cấp quá. Hight quality window. Like

  • @sani-tech
    @sani-tech 5 років тому

    Fantastic video

  • @samarsengupta9449
    @samarsengupta9449 6 років тому

    actually I'd like to know the dimensions/thickness etc of aluminium openable domestic Windows

  • @rjaquaponics9266
    @rjaquaponics9266 9 років тому +4

    Nothing finer than seeing a well designed efficient factory! I would be hard pressed to find any more efficient manner to perform those tasks. Maybe locating the barcode/parts in barcoded binds to better locate and speed assembly. Yeah, I'm sure they are doing that as well. Awesome video! How It's Made - Tiny House ;-)

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому +2

      Rj Aquaponics Thanks RJ! :)

  • @Persephonesgains
    @Persephonesgains 9 років тому

    I'm wondering why there isn't a screen on the lower window of the loft installation. It would be cool if solar windows were mainstream.

  • @allendownie7254
    @allendownie7254 6 років тому +2

    I started as an aluminium fabricator in the mid 1970s in the UK and am amazed at how much technology has been introduced into the industry, the machinery has just taken all the human skill away.

    • @scottlandyard4488
      @scottlandyard4488 5 років тому

      Can you answer some questions about casting my own aluminum window frames please?

  • @mrwelder9666
    @mrwelder9666 3 роки тому

    Wow good job bro

  • @rafaelsequeira8236
    @rafaelsequeira8236 8 років тому

    Sou um serralheiro a moda antiga aqui no Brasil, conheço todas as linhas ALCOA adoraria trabalhar nos USA.... hehehe me convidem!!!

  • @mmanut
    @mmanut 9 років тому +2

    Really like all the top of the line products you are choosing. With all this aluminum I hope you have a few lightening rods installed. Ha Ha Ha.

  • @sibusisosiko5662
    @sibusisosiko5662 7 років тому

    where can i learn this job

  • @pakistanart
    @pakistanart 4 роки тому

    Nice work

  • @kaih.4687
    @kaih.4687 9 років тому

    A new video finally i nearly dyed because of the waiting time :D

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому +1

      Kai H. Haha, yup! I know the feeling. It's so exciting for us to watch it all coming together after so long in planning. :)

    • @kaih.4687
      @kaih.4687 9 років тому

      i think my english is not that good

  • @blackmanops3749
    @blackmanops3749 4 роки тому

    Window building has gone super high tech. They certainly are beautiful. Unfortunately they are not repairable. It will be interesting to see how these windows hold up to road use. My guess is most Tiny Homes won't actually see much road use, so no problem.

  • @eyeopeningtruth7518
    @eyeopeningtruth7518 5 років тому

    Is window maker located in NZ?

  • @moushainpervaiz9125
    @moushainpervaiz9125 5 років тому

    Heelo nice working

  • @guibovmont
    @guibovmont 7 років тому

    Does this company do the installation of those windows as well? Or is this job of the constructor?

  • @delconcepts
    @delconcepts 5 років тому

    Great

  • @smoll.miniatures
    @smoll.miniatures 2 роки тому

    Double glazed units are not vacuum sealed. The glass is thin and would warp and Implode. The Desiccant I. The spacer bar stops the glass misting.

  • @ajayup7676
    @ajayup7676 5 років тому

    Aluminium Fabrication job 5 years difference Ajay Kumar mission of that job please tell me

  • @cuanhomcaocap-nhaep3778
    @cuanhomcaocap-nhaep3778 4 роки тому

    Bạn giỏi quá . Good luck

  • @jedics1
    @jedics1 9 років тому +1

    In your videos, will you be covering where you are going to put it and how you came to be able to put it there? I am deciding between a tiny house and a truck atm as I dont have anywhere I can put a tiny legally but a truck can park most anywhere although hugely more expensive to buy/run.

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому

      Jayme Capurso Hey Jayme. Yup, we will be talking about all of the various options for Tiny House parking spots. I think that both are great ideas when it comes to a living arrangement. The major benefit that I can see with a tiny house over a house truck is that you can drive your car without the house being attached to it! If you're planning on moving it often (and if you are worried about where to park) I would certainly advise to look at constructing a smaller home, that is easier to transport and also will take up less space. So yeah, in the end you just need to decide what will suit your lifestyle better and go for whatever makes you feel the most excited! :)

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому +1

      Jayme Capurso You can also check out this video that we filmed with Brett about how he found land for his Tiny House. ua-cam.com/video/nRYOhnErkls/v-deo.html

    • @jedics1
      @jedics1 9 років тому

      Well I don't think its an issue of excitement, more can I find somewhere to live, if not can I afford to buy/build on /run a truck. Obviously a th is by far the cheapest option but without land what will I do with it.
      Yes watched Brett's video, I guess it comes down to if I want to risk being at the mercy of others generosity :-) 

    • @F1nddatruth
      @F1nddatruth 9 років тому +1

      Jayme Capurso
      A big part if it is where are you? Every place has different rules. Most places here in the U.S. will not allow people to live in a TH like this one. Well, not in most cities anyways unless you are behind something like a 6ft privacy fence and in some areas even then you are not allowed to live in it. I'm looking to build my own TH and sell the house I'm in now to move to Austin TX but, from what I've been able to find out the only way I can live this way in the Austin area is to rent a spot in an RV park or buy property in the county where no one will really know what I'm doing, or of course do what Brett did. In my case, at least at first, the RV park seems the way to go. RV space fees vary a lot as well as what you get with it. For instance around Austin a space runs $350-$500 per months but some, even at the lower end, include water, elec, sewer, trash and wifi. A few even have the option to get cable and phone service at your expense when you pay by the month. So there are options but to live this way with current rules we have to make some sacrifices.

  • @BrazenBaus
    @BrazenBaus 9 років тому +1

    I'm from Sydney and doing all the research I can here to build our own tiny. It's so heavily regulated here. Is there going to be a second part for the roof? I'm interested to see how you do the guttering? :)

    • @NeilCaldwell
      @NeilCaldwell 9 років тому +1

      I think they said the guttering is added after the walls :-)

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому +1

      Leahna Janssen Hey! Yup, we will be doing a part 2 of the roofing, but that will come later after the weatherboards. We will be showing the instillation of our gutter, and rainwater collection system, as well as all the plumbing etc. Pretty much if it's going onto the house, we will be filming it and showing you guys how we've done it!

  • @sanakpattanaik8505
    @sanakpattanaik8505 6 років тому

    Wish these windows be available in India.

  • @pandawaaluminium
    @pandawaaluminium Рік тому +1

    vidio aluminium luar biasa

  • @JohnNoble-ml2ph
    @JohnNoble-ml2ph Рік тому

    ❤😮 nice

  • @user-tf1dj3sy2c
    @user-tf1dj3sy2c 3 роки тому

    ល្អខ្ញុំចូលចិត្ត

  • @Z-add
    @Z-add 6 років тому

    Why don't they make auto close auto open windows. Why is the opening process still manual.

  • @shefeelveliyancode9041
    @shefeelveliyancode9041 6 років тому

    video super my work aluminum fabricator

  • @rathusaa8927
    @rathusaa8927 3 роки тому

    Very good job....,.... Iam also a fabricator

  • @lefuneloseakiso8567
    @lefuneloseakiso8567 7 років тому +1

    Hi, i am very interested in making uluminium doors and windows frames how can you help master this trade? please healp i am a builder by proffesion.

    • @billadmond9450
      @billadmond9450 5 років тому

      There might be institutions in your city which specifically teach how to make this stuff so you need to search.
      Be prepared that the best and only way to learn this skill is to work in a factory where you learn the real stuff.

    • @scottlandyard4488
      @scottlandyard4488 5 років тому

      Can you just cast a frame from molten aluminum? On a cottage industry type scale?

  • @mehmetakbas3751
    @mehmetakbas3751 2 роки тому

    You can see the original aluminum dome and equipment on my channel

  • @brukzee8545
    @brukzee8545 3 роки тому

    I'm starting work doing this on Wednesday

    • @jaynus9429
      @jaynus9429 2 роки тому

      I’m starting tomorrow

  • @goranstankov2566
    @goranstankov2566 7 років тому

    While he is talking for safety check 1:39 few fingers are missing...

  • @AbideinChristFully
    @AbideinChristFully 4 роки тому

    How to make anything: pop it in the machine, and bam...there you go!

  • @billadmond9450
    @billadmond9450 5 років тому

    Misleading title, it says how joinery is made but all I could see is a showcase = advertising.

  • @jacks19822
    @jacks19822 7 років тому

    The factory didn't even put in a locking hardware into the 45degree angle, not professional enough there, I guess this is ok for a small shop. Hopefully these windows don't cost you more than 2~300NZD per sqm.. or it's going to be a rip off.
    Also double glazed windows should be sealed with argon gas.. the guy was saying that it's vacuum inside..very weird.
    Look at Shuco's video and you will find the best quality. Unfortunately nearest shuco window is in AU, not in NZ.

  • @starkaran8390
    @starkaran8390 5 років тому

    I am so sure that you will find good way to make it on woodprix.

  • @abdulkareemjasim4685
    @abdulkareemjasim4685 7 років тому

    عمل منتاز مع شركة السندان الذهبي

  • @dbpivott7631
    @dbpivott7631 Рік тому

    This is stink as, I still do it by hand. So fukn good

  • @christopherearnacles4452
    @christopherearnacles4452 3 роки тому

    I want a contact bro them Mr volger

  • @jawadulhassan7913
    @jawadulhassan7913 7 років тому

    job

  • @pcercuei
    @pcercuei 5 років тому

    666 likes for one hell of a project.

  • @singhrajwindersandhusandhu8252
    @singhrajwindersandhusandhu8252 4 роки тому

    Hello sir

  • @shenzhenherolaserequipment5496
    @shenzhenherolaserequipment5496 2 роки тому

    Hello!We are the manufacturer of laser welding/cutting/cleaning/marking machine, did you need these kinds of equipments in production ?

  • @skittlemenow
    @skittlemenow 8 років тому

    Man it takes a pretty large pair to name your business something that is only one letter away from widowmaker.

  • @mohammadtariq903
    @mohammadtariq903 5 років тому

    Ok

  • @VEHICROS
    @VEHICROS 9 років тому +6

    what language is the window guy talking? I cant understand anything he says. but the Tiny guy seems to understand him, or is he just pretending?

    • @ThePhiloctopus
      @ThePhiloctopus 9 років тому

      VEHICROS New Zealand. I'm Aussie and I can understand them both just fine, but I can tell that if you are not a native English Speaker or not from down this end of the planet you might struggle with the other guy's accent.

    • @billadmond9450
      @billadmond9450 5 років тому

      @@ThePhiloctopus Dude that is NOT a native English language but a local variation of English like Indian English that you may not understand!

  • @barnstar2077
    @barnstar2077 7 років тому +1

    Strange how some people can't seem to understand the guy, I'm from England and I didn't have any trouble with what he was saying.

  • @lulumorryka5976
    @lulumorryka5976 7 років тому

    Dear friend,
    How are you?
    This is Morryka from GX-FUMEIYAO Energy-saving windows and doors CO.,LTD, who is professional in manufacturing aluminum doors and windows of the building system for 13 years.With excellent engineering construction experience and design ability for your ODM and OEM orders or Personal customization. Welcome to send me your detailed requirements for offering a reasonable quotation.Kindly please give me a kindly reply so that we can send you some professional suggestions and useful solutions for your reference.

  • @qasimmohammad6681
    @qasimmohammad6681 5 років тому

    I am aluminium fabrication in India

  • @moumamztoul8544
    @moumamztoul8544 7 років тому

    do you need employer i want working if u wont i like this job?

  • @max03tube
    @max03tube 9 років тому +12

    What language is he speaking?

    • @sunsetlights100
      @sunsetlights100 9 років тому +2

      the tiny house build is filmed in new zealand nz accents!

    • @genjii931
      @genjii931 9 років тому +6

      That guy's accent is pretty thick - I could've used some subtitles at times. :)

    • @KLUKVOBOR
      @KLUKVOBOR 9 років тому +5

      Must be English, eh?:)

    • @chibiebil
      @chibiebil 7 років тому +5

      Funny, I as a not native english speaker had no problem :D

    • @ramenchuu
      @ramenchuu 7 років тому +1

      yeah... I don't think I learned anything here lol!! couldn't understand it

  • @czr7j9
    @czr7j9 5 років тому

    the problem is half of the windows installed get scratched before the house is complete, I know I have to cut and polish them out. not this company just in general.

    • @billadmond9450
      @billadmond9450 5 років тому

      That is NOT the standard, it depends on if you employ a caress and cheap business, also windows and doors should only be installed once floors and walls are done and finished.

  • @cadyrorov4730
    @cadyrorov4730 4 роки тому

    Hallo Sir, ich hoffe, es geht Ihnen gut Mein Name ist Danny Rover Ich bin ein junger Unternehmer Ich mag Ihre Arbeit Ich würde gerne eine Partnerschaft mit Ihnen aufbauen Ich würde gerne mehr über Sie erfahren

  • @WizzleThump
    @WizzleThump 9 років тому +2

    I don't know, I like recycled tiny houses better, with all the money he's spending for this, you could get a bit of land somewhere and build a cheap cabin.

    • @livingbig
      @livingbig  9 років тому +7

      WizzleThump I completely understand your thinking, and I too really like seeing all the recycled tiny homes out there. It certainly is the most common way of doing it. For this project though, we really wanted to look at modern, sustainable technology for greater performance, and to really create the next generation of tiny house. Thanks for watching!

    • @WizzleThump
      @WizzleThump 9 років тому

      Living Big In A Tiny House
      I didn't mean that as any sort of put down. Just thought out loud I guess. lol

    • @DublinDapper
      @DublinDapper 9 років тому

      Living Big In A Tiny House Do you mind me asking what is your budget for the tiny house?

    • @MakeMeThinkAgain
      @MakeMeThinkAgain 9 років тому +2

      I agree about the recycling, but at the same time I like how this is a "Tiny" modern house with all the bells and whistles. I like that it is so different from most of the more traditional Tiny houses you usually see. This is more a Tiny Dwell or Habitus house.

    • @dboydev
      @dboydev 9 років тому

      DublinDapper spoilers =]

  • @babnl5563
    @babnl5563 5 років тому

    Hi, I'm the carpenter. I want work