Tom is painting a replacement storm window in his shop in Saint Paul in this photo. As a general rule, most customers get their windows primed and then have them painted using the paint that exactly matches the rest of their woodwork. This window does not have the glass in yet, but Tom does install window glass.
Below Tom made an eyebrow window for one of his clients. It looks deceptively easy to make, but the whole upper part which encompasses what would normally be three sides of an ordinary window is one continuous curve. This type of curve must be created on a band saw, which he has at his St. Paul shop. Don't try this at home.
These two give you a sample of what TC Woodworks can do - from the ordinary to the "more complicated than it looks" windows in many historic homes in St. Paul and environs.
Below are some more finished windows sitting in the wood shop, primed but not yet painted. The customer can get windows delivered either primed so the customer can do the painting, or painted by TC Woodworks.
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