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- Most of the pieces about to be assembled.
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- Working at top speed.
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- Very imperfect but quite good enough.
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- Note how the left side…
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- … does not look like the right side. I also biffed the window seat.
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- Jigsaw to the rescue to seat the window.
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- Now the window seats flush.
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- Now to fix the window.
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- The window’s metal trim as I found it.
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- The window’s metal trim as I fixed it with little wire brads.
Last Saturday I gathered all the cut pieces I had hastily cut and proceeded to hastily put them together.
This whole thing is based on me looking at a few online plans and sketching it out super quick.
Because I have a toddler.
It went well considering I used screws that were too long to put it together too fast from plans not well planned out.
Post Publishing Note:
This is 3 of a 6-part series -
DIY – The Beginnings of a Cold Frame (Part 1 of __ )
DIY – The Ends of a Cold Frame (Part 2 of __ )
DIY – The Assembly of a Coldframe (Part 3 of __ )
DIY – Painting the Cold Frame (Part 4 of __ )
DIY – Window Hacker (5 of __ )
DIY – Cold Frame – Fixing the Flaws (Part 6 of 6!)
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