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Step 1: Cut Parts
1.1 – Layout
Using the drawing provided, layout the parts. Remember
to allow for the saw kerf (about 1/8”).
1.2 – Crosscut
Crosscut the frame parts to the appropriate lengths. We
used a power miter saw, but a handsaw will work as well.
1.3 – Complete Frame Parts
Continue the process to complete the parts for the
frame.
1.4 –Rip
Rip the Top and Bottom portions of the build from the ½”
panels.
NOTE: ensure boards are square prior to making cuts,
as factory cuts may not be perfectly 90°
Layout Frame Parts
Complete Frame Parts Rip Top and Bottom
Crosscut
1.1 – Layout
Using the drawing provided, layout the parts.
Remember to allow for the saw kerf (about 1/8”).
1.2 – Crosscut
Crosscut the frame parts to the appropriate
lengths. We used a powers miter saw, but a handsaw
will work as well.
1.3 – Complete Frame Parts
Continue the process to complete the parts
for the frame.
1.4 –Rip
Rip the Top and Bottom portions of the build
from the ½” and ¼” panels.
NOTE: ensure boards are square prior to making cuts,
as factory cuts may not be perfectly 90°
Step 1 Cut Parts
Crosscut
CCoommpplleettee FFrraammee PPaarrttss
Rip top And Bottom
1.1 – Layout
Using the drawing provided, layout the parts.
Remember to allow for the saw kerf (about 1/8”).
1.2 – Crosscut
Crosscut the frame parts to the appropriate
lengths. We used a powers miter saw, but a handsaw
will work as well.
1.3 – Complete Frame Parts
Continue the process to complete the parts
for the frame.
1.4 –Rip
Rip the Top and Bottom portions of the build
from the ½” and ¼” panels.
NOTE: ensure boards are square prior to making cuts,
as factory cuts may not be perfectly 90°
Step 1 Cut Parts
Crosscut
CCoommpplleettee FFrraammee PPaarrttss
Rip top And Bottom