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DISCLAIMER
WHERE TO BUILD
TOOLS NEEDED
SUPPLIES NEEDED


GETTING STARTED
FIRST ANCHOR
SECOND ANCHOR
ANCHORS COMPLETE


MAKING THE FRAME
MARKING THE FRAME
FRAME FINISHED


MARKING PLYWOOD
DRILL PLYWOOD


VERTICAL OR OVERHANGING?


MARKING SUPPORTS
PRE-DRILL SUPPORTS
FASTENING SUPPORTS


INSTALLING T-NUTS


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Marking Plywood

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Now it is time to prepare the plywood. You will need your measuring tape, a pencil and your chalk line. First you need to decide what kind of spacing you want between t-nuts. We usually space them 7 inches across and 5 inches up, but you may want to do it differently.

First measure and mark the plywood. Make sure if you measure the left side from the top, that you also measure the right side from the top or your lines may end up being crooked.

Next snap the chalk-line both horizontally and vertically matching up the marks on one side with the marks on the other. You will create a grid across the entire sheet of plywood. You can repeat this procedure for making the 2nd sheet of plywood. You can also place the marked sheet exactly over the second sheet, and drive in a couple screws to keep them perfectly lined up.


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