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Window Opening/Closing Tool

Step 5Rubber Foot Attachment

Rubber Foot Attachment
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To close the window I decided to use the opposite end of the dowel to push it shut. I attached a rubber foot to this end of the dowel. Like the rubber tip on the end of the hook this will prevent the winodw finish from being marred. I'd encourage you to choose one that covers the end completely so that precise placement isn't an issue in case you are in a rush while closing things up. You can find these on many electronic appliacnes, computers and furniture kits. I can't quite remember the source of this one.

Once you've chosen a foot you like, whip out your hot glue gun. Put a dab of glue on the back of the foot and stick it on the end of the dowel.

You now have a fully functional tool for opening and closing the upper sash of your windows.
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Author:RadBear(Don't have one)
I'm cheap and like to use what I have on hand and I really enjoy taking things apart to salvage parts. This, the use of epoxy and the Dremel are the only sources of consistancy among my projects.