Double hung sliding sash window part 1.

How we go about making the box frame for a double hung, sliding sash window.

[@michaelprovidence5675]

Good work but for a beginner I will like to know how to start getting out the parts and details that are necessary

[@Crooks103]

This is so informative. Nice work fellas

[@sunnyinrtrx7247]

Yep, part 2 would've been nice, as well as a voice over.

[@skippytwonder]

Yeah, where is part 2?

[@kiyanamodes5913]

Do you have a recommendation for where to find plans to construct box frames for sash windows this way?

[@michaelford4894]

Nice work! Where’s part two?

[@sync3680]

Thanks for that man.

[@ishtiaqiqbal2336]

Hello Dear, We need part 2 Please upload

[@kbwfgg6400]

Why does every one make windows using pine? It seems to me that something like maple would be more durable and last much longer than a soft wood like pine?

[@Crooks103]

Pine with a Hardwood sill is a standard practice. Joinery needs to be treated with a timber preservative. That is good enough for pine. If you need to use Hardwood then a tropical Hardwood is a good choice.

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

What are "wag walls" and what is their purpose?

[@Stop..carry-on]

To keep the lead /steel or cast iron sash counter weights apart from each other in their own compartment to stop them catching and snagging on each other

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

@@Stop..carry-on It's been 2 years, don't care anymore.