But it's not. It's so fun to cut and build.
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8 comments:
It really helped to see how you made the crate. Very nice. Funny how after all that fine attention to detail, spelling "this" can trip one up towards the end.
I was deterimed to not be fussy about the lettering, and I succeeded.
determined
you know i love this!
well, i do.
:-)
:-)
What LaRose said.
For the basic frame, I used brackets on the inner corners, very easy to square up. Then use long self-drilling screws on the outer side. Makes a super-rigid frame, even before the plywood skin is added.
love making crates!
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