Assembly Instructions

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Keep your laundry room neat and tidy with this sleek

handmade laundry sorter. With rails to stow away laundry

baskets, you can keep your baskets off the oor. Extra

shelving and baskets help keep laundry materials organized.

Miter Saw

[2] 1” x 3” x 6’

Select Pine

Boards

Tack Cloth

Circular Saw

Medium 120-Grit

Sandpaper

Wood Stain

[1] 3/4” x 4’ x 8’

BCX Sanded

Plywood

Palm Router

(541-4085)

[1] 3/8” x 4’ x 4’

Plywood

Sheathing

150-Grit Bare

Surface Sanding

Sponge

Using a circular saw, mark and cut the side, top, and

bottom boards of the laundry sorter out of the 3/4"x

4'x 8' plywood. Your pieces of plywood should be cut

into the following quantities and lengths:

One board that is 15-1/2" x 26"

One board that is 15-1/2" x 27-1/2"

Two boards that are 15-1/2" x 36"

STEP 1: Cut Plywood Boards

Using a circular saw, mark and cut the backboard of the

laundry sorter out of the 3/8" x 4' x 4' plywood. Cut the

backboard into the following dimensions:

One backboard that is 27-3/8" x 35-3/4"

STEP 2: cut plywood backboard

SHOPPING LIST

Polyurethane Synthetic Bristle

Brush & Stir Sticks

Pencil & Tape

Measure

180-Grit Fine

Sanding Sponge

Wood Glue

Spring Clamps Hand Drill 1-1/2” and 1”

Wood Screws

[2] 2” Rubber

Swivel Caster

with Brake

[2] 2” Rubber

Rigid Caster

[4] Wire Baskets

[3] 1.5 Bushel Laundry Baskets

24” W x 17-3/8” D x 10-3/8” H

Summary of content (3 pages)

PAGE 1
Keep your laundry room neat and tidy with this sleek handmade laundry sorter. With rails to stow away laundry baskets, you can keep your baskets off the floor. Extra shelving and baskets help keep laundry materials organized.
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STEP 3: cut pine-wood rails Using a circular saw or miter saw, mark and cut the rails out of the 1' x 3" x 6' pine boards. You should have six boards at 15-1/2" length each. STEP 4: sand Sand each board starting with 120-grit sandpaper and progressing through finer grits. Use a tack cloth to wipe away sanding dust between each grit of sandpaper. STEP 5: stain Stain each board with the wood stain of your choice. Stir the wood stain with a stir stick before applying.
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STEP 8: glue railing Apply wood glue along the length of each pine wood board. Attach the railing boards across the length of the plywood panels with the wood glue. Clamp down the rails. Do this for all six rails, three on each 36" side panel. STEP 9: screw on rails Using wood screws and a hand drill, screw three 15 1/2" rails into each 36" panel to secure them further. Make sure to wipe off any excess wood glue after pieces are screwed together.