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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim View Post
    What is the best approach to build window boxes? I run across these every now and then and they are always a pain. I also need the shadow box inside this produces when built on site.
    Heck, I had to stick my big nose into this, this is another method,



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    Scott, your way is much easier and I have done them with the opening method before but forgot. Who would have thought that.
    Thanks for the refresher. I need them sometimes.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    Rich what I found out is that I didn't cut the wall and make it invisible like you did. There is a way to show it correctly, just do an interior elevation and pull the wall down at the box out. Then you need to use a p-line solid filled as a cover up of the wall for the floor plan to show correctly.
    Tommy, did you break the wall and call it invisible. I think it is the same problem we have with moldings around invisible walls.
    Cut what wall and make it invisible? No I didn't. If you're talking about having a wall opening for the inside, I use a door opening and drag the opening to fit the box window. This is how I've always done it. I guess I could look at his plan, but this is the only place I can think of where you might consider using an invisible wall.
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    Well, didn't download his plan but watched a short part of Scott's video and saw that he was doing what I do which should fix the problem I believe. Didn't watch the entire video.
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    Didn't watch the entire video
    Why not, they're fun
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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    Why not, their fun
    "they are" or "they're"
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    Here we go again, I promise you that I will do it again and again. but keep reminding me and some day I just might get it right. look at it again, I think I got it correct. Can't see?
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    Thanks everyone. dshall, love the videos, very helpful.
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