New posters are too lazy to even ask proper questions these days.
Maybe we're over complicating this. Maybe the OP is after something a bit simpler. I shall attempt to address:
Walk up to the window.
Grab the handle that doesn't look like a crank. Flip it upwards to unlock the window.
Grab the handle that looks like a crank. Turn crank. If you turn the wrong direction, it doesn't move. Turn the other direction.
Reverse process to close.
joseffischer
Sep 26, 17 5:57 pm
I always like cutting down old growth trees that are sized about 10" wider than the width of my window frame and cutting them to size and shape from there. I'm glad I'm not the only one David Curtis.
joseffischer
Sep 28, 17 9:40 am
Here in Atlanta, right after the hurricane, I was awe-struck as to the amount of fallen trees that were being hacked into 2ish foot sections, that could otherwise be made into some amazingly expensive lumber stock.
casement window construction step by step?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=casement+...
that is a new method is it? thanks man you are so funny:)
lazy
stupid
extra lazy and stupid
So gasser you clicked the link? Hahaha
step 1: don't ask archinect to do your homework
Casement
New posters are too lazy to even ask proper questions these days.
Maybe we're over complicating this. Maybe the OP is after something a bit simpler. I shall attempt to address:
Walk up to the window.
Grab the handle that doesn't look like a crank. Flip it upwards to unlock the window.
Grab the handle that looks like a crank. Turn crank. If you turn the wrong direction, it doesn't move. Turn the other direction.
Reverse process to close.
I always like cutting down old growth trees that are sized about 10" wider than the width of my window frame and cutting them to size and shape from there. I'm glad I'm not the only one David Curtis.
Here in Atlanta, right after the hurricane, I was awe-struck as to the amount of fallen trees that were being hacked into 2ish foot sections, that could otherwise be made into some amazingly expensive lumber stock.