Victor C6000 - Rake-Wall (No Base) - Find Stud Lengths & Angle of Incline

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RAKE-WALL (NO BASE) - FIND STUD LENGTHS & ANGLE OF INCLINE
Example: A rake-wall has a peak (rise) of 5 Feet and a length (run) of 10 Feet. Determine the stud lengths
and calculate the angle of incline for the rake-wall. Use standard On-center spacing of 16 inches.
KEY INPUT & DISPLAY
0
2. Enter the peak and length dimensions of the rake wall*:
RISE 5
Feet
0
Inch
RUN 10
Feet
0
Inch
OC 16
Inch
*
*If 16-Inch is not displayed, enter .
STORED
RWOC 16
Inch
RW1 4
Feet
4
Inch
3. Find the stud lengths:
RW2 3
Feet
8
Inch
RW 26.57˚
4. Caculate the angle of incline:
Note: By setting the Rake “Ascend” Preference, you can view the stud lengths from smallest to largest.
*Note: You can also solve for stud lengths using inputs Rise and Pitch, Run and Pitch, or Diagonal and Pitch.
Simply enter the known values using the , , , or keys, similar to Step 2.
RW3 3
Feet
0
Inch
RW4 2
Feet
4
Inch
RW5 1
Feet
8
Inch
BASE 0
Feet
0
Inch
STORED
RW6 1
Feet
0
Inch
Rise
RW7 0
Feet
4
Inch
Rise
Rcl
1. Check that the stored On-center spacing is 16 Inches.
RAKE dESCEnd
RAKE ASCEnd
On/C On/C
Rise
Run
Feet
5
1 0
Feet
Inch
Stor
5
6
1
RiseConv
(R/Wall)
Rise
Rise
Rise
Rise
Rise
Rise
Rise
Pitch Rise Run
Diag
5
(Prefs)
Conv Stor
StorStorStor StorStor
+
10’
5’