After making the first layer of each side wall, the second layer went quickly because we just used the first layer as the template and cut it with the flush trim router. Then we ran a 1/2″ round-over bit along the edges of both sides (except the edges that attach to other walls). The left side wall just needs some channels routed to run the wiring and hold the 12 volt transformer. Next we’ll drill attachment holes and trial fit the sides to the back wall. Then Barb can start priming those while I work on the front wall. I’m saving the hardest part (the eight sided towers) for last.
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Looking good. I wish I had made a work table like that. I am waiting for some EZ-Lok threaded inserts from Amazon. I was hoping they will work to connect the various parts together. Any better ideas?
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I’m using these. http://www.amazon.com/Furniture-Bolt-Allen-Head-Barrel/dp/B006ZLKVU2/ref=sr_1_2?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1459460185&sr=1-2&keywords=baby+bed+bolts
I’m using 60mm for single thickness (like the towers) and 80mm for double thickness walls (like the sides).
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The table was the best thing I’ve done to make life easier. When you finish a cut and it doesn’t try to break off and fall on the floor and it just lays there, it’s great.
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