Bucking Window

[builtright3]

Thought I might share my bucking window technique with the world.

 

http://screencast.com/t/Eygnajvixowq

[Joe_Carrick]

I love it.  Nice job Joey!!!!!

 

I'm definitely adding that to my bag of tricks.

[builtright3]

I'm happy to contribute something! I have been more of a taker than a giver.

 

Thank You

[Joe_Carrick]

Now, I suspect Scott will complain the upper and lower infill WMR don't "frame". 

[yusuf-333]

Nice one joey, I like it!

Keep up the excellent work.

[Joe_Carrick]

Joey,

 

Could you use a Pony Wall at the bottom and then just use the WMR above?  At least the Pony Wall would auto frame.

[builtright3]

Joey,

 

Could you use a Pony Wall at the bottom and then just use the WMR above?  At least the Pony Wall would auto frame.

I thought of that but didn't really see the point of doing it if the top doesn't frame out. But once you have the pony wall built correctly there is no reason why you shouldn't to save a step.

 

This leads to another Idea that maybe CA can do;

 

Instead of just a lower wall section and upper wall section maybe they can add a middle also? It would open up a lot of doors for more options. Seems simple to add. Not sure?

[Joe_Carrick]

I thought of that but didn't really see the point of doing it if the top doesn't frame out. But once you have the pony wall built correctly there is no reason why you shouldn't to save a step.

 

This leads to another Idea that maybe CA can do;

 

Instead of just a lower wall section and upper wall section maybe they can add a middle also? It would open up a lot of doors for more options. Seems simple to add. Not sure?

I think someone suggested that before - but you should send it in anyway.  It's a really good idea.

[builtright3]

I think someone suggested that before - but you should send it in anyway.  It's a really good idea.

Just added the suggestion to the suggestion box.

[builtright3]

Nice one joey, I like it!

Keep up the excellent work.

I have learned a lot from you

 

Thank You