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| ronr | Jan 19 2007, 07:01 PM Post #1 |
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You will need the following supplies: 1/4" H-columns .080x.188 strips .187x.312 rectangular tubing 3/16" round tubing 3/16" square tubing CA glue Slow setting glue Clamps Ruler Razor saw Sanding stick Sanding paper Marker Hobby Knife ![]() ![]() Making The Frame You will need to cut two (2) pieces of H-columns 8 1/2" long, and four (4) pieces of .080 strips 3 1/2" long. Cut a 45 degree angle at one end of the H-columns. ![]() Glue one strip at both ends of the H-columns making sure to keep the strips square to the H-columns. Mark the H-columns 2 3/4" and 5 1/2", this is where the other 2 strips go. ![]() ![]() ![]() This completes the base frame of the bed. Making The Deck Now you will need to cut a 8 17/32"x3 17/32" piece of .030 sheet plastic. The over sized piece makes for easier attachment and can be sanded in finial assembly. ![]() I found it easier to sand surface of the deck now rather then waiting after it is attached to the frame. Using a slow setting glue, attach the deck to the frame with some clamp. Set it aside to dry. ![]() Go tp part two. |
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