1. Measure and mark the lengths for the outside frame, refer to
blueprint for dimensions
(Figure 24).
2. Square up each corner (Figure 25).
3. Set a 5° angle and transfer the angle onto
each piece (Figure 26).
4. Using a steel square mark a right angle along each
side, (this will be a guide when you
are sanding) (Figure 27).
5. Cut off excess timber using a bandsaw (Figure 28).
6. Sand each end on a 5° angle so it will sit flush with the other
pieces (Figure 29).
7. Line up each piece to make sure they are square, use weights to
hold into position
(Figure 30, 31).
8. Repeat process for each end of the inner frame, using correct
dimensions (Figure 31).
9. Transfer the 5° angle as a guide for the screws
(Figure 32).
10. Extend this guide line down the side of the timber (Figure 33).
11. Measure 20mm from each side and mark points for the screws (two
screws will be
used in each end) (Figure 34).
12. 10G x 30mm screws, a 3.5mm and a 4mm drill bit will be used to
fasten the main frame
(Figure 35).
13. Using a 3.5mm drill bit, drill pilot holes as a guide for each
screw (Figure 36).
14. Holding the timber firmly in position, drill two guide holes for
the screws (Figure 37).
15. Drill 4mm pilot holes in the outside pieces of timber to make it
easier for the screws to
enter.
16. Once the holes have been drilled - use two screws and get them
started in the holes
(Figure 38).
17. Power drive screws into holes (Figure 39).
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