blow on Scott Brown with green wind and other home energies I've got some 5/8 board brand-new
I went ahead and took the belt sander sanding it off I measured from corner to corner I know
this is perfectly square got my Center I'm going to drive this nail into it make sure I drive it
in straight drill a hole on top of the press here we're going to make the outside edge of
our state or mold okay from the edge of my blade here measured over exactly seven inches is right
in the middle of that groove that's where I'm going to drill my hole using the 764 drill bit
there we go okay well measuring across the finished product here looking at just about
a 1/32 of an inch shorter than 14 that's pretty close 14 inches when we look at this and measure
across here we've got 14 and 5/16 all this extra gap is due to the width of the blade
as it's cutting so this is got in the path like this so anyway this is going to be the outside
of our state of old this probably go for another H AWT somewhere lower this blade and unplug this
machine alright I took the belt sander around the edge on here and got it all nice and smooth we're
ready to install this thing other we got one more thing to do and that's the lid lid is easy
any questions just wanted to show you why you turn this this way instead of
this way and always start with your blade down we're going to finish cutting this
you'd raise the blade only a little bit at a time
the blade is spinning this way and it says he once been this way the way it has nothing to grab
and there's our inside piece for inside the coils go try that out for size I'll pull the nail out
of the middle I'm going to put another drill bit through this and make it just a little bit wider
so it fits on our peg just right and try it out for size okay I put the other piece on top of
the plywood and went ahead and cut this out notice you got a little lumps and stuff in it that's all
right this is not the good side that I'm going to use this is the top when I cut it I drew an arrow
you can still see the arrow and I labeled it lid I went ahead and took the belt sander and sanded it
all off rather smooth I got one spot here left to do and then come across a sand this way for
speed and then back then ice and this way to get it smooth this is going to be the inside of our
lid okay I've now drawn the X on the top side of the lid leaving the smooth side down and I'm going
to drill a hole right in the middle to go in the middle of our form alright I'll go ahead and turn
this this way now we have the arrow pointing up set that right over this is the exact same size
and I need to get these holes lined out so on the side here where these lines come over I'm
going to go ahead and make a mark on the side of the board mark on the side of the board let's say
well what's that going to do for you those marks on the side of the board where those lines are
tell me the two quadrants that mitre terminals are in one's dead center on this line the other
two are just off to the side all I have to do is draw my radius or by a diameter on this board and
I'll know where my terminals are and that's pretty doggone close next is drive a peg in the middle
draw the circle okay I got six and three quarters or six and seven-eighths actually this line here
all right measuring out to that mark I went ahead and stuck my pen in the corresponding hole nice
circle right here will be number two which is red right here will be number two of the finishes and
this is the top outside of the mold mission and I figure right somewhere around here because it
doesn't matter I don't have anything else that'll be my first phase my third phase just setting up
getting ready to drill I like them about that far apart that looks real good gives me room to work
with a wrench alright and now we're going to drill that and our lid is complete okay on the edge of
the lid here for strength I cut it put a line here where I'm going to cut into and the same
thing over here the diameter of this bit is the same as these five sixteenths wall to hold out
a little bit this is going to be coated with wax straw slid over it and then when the lid comes on
this goes on and the center of the lid is going to peg here well you can see here I put a clamp
on the edge of the board then I drilled my three holes stuck another piece of wood up underneath
it and then drill my three holes and three holes over here that keeps the other side of it from
bugging out alright the next thing is to pull this nail out of the center here and drill a hole
still there's another piece of wood on the other side okay this has got to be drilled straight
I ought to do just fine that will mean that these pegs right here exactly on the outside where they
want to be and I can line up the two edges I line up the two edges or the all four sides of this
form these will be in the right spot all right I flipped this board over this is the start and
I moved a camera there we go and there's the finishes this is the bottom side so it's all
flipped over those bolts that go through there I've got the one hole okay notice I got these
two corners lined up perfectly and the ones over there lined up perfectly plus I have the arrow at
the top the arrow is under here up to the top and so so long the lid be I've got everything
all straightened up pretty much into position I'm going to drill here and put a screw then
I'm going to drill here and I'm going to put a screw same thing here and here and then after
that I'm going to take it loose and I'm going to go ahead and put a bead of caulk this cost about
this cost list about less than a dollar fifty the cheap caulk not that six and seven dollar
stuff cheap caulk and the gun gun cost me less than two dollars so basically about three four
dollars and then I got some one of the quarter inch drywall screws one and a quarter in threaded
drywall screws and those are what I'm going to be using and I'm going to put one here and here
and here here and here all the way around the perimeter and then the corners one two and three
all the way around if you see right now I press down on this it actually moves so stuff can get
under that's well I'm going to prevent okay I took a 5/32 drill bit drill the original hole
just through the just through the Ring piece the size of the mold and then I took a large drill
bit that countersunk all these holes these screw must be able to go through these holes with our
gripping if you got a countersink the hole so they get nice and flush when it grabs the board
underneath this will pull down instead of putting a few threads between each layer and keeping it
from my actually going down and sealing so the next thing is to [ __ ] it and put these screws
in the seven 64th inch drill bit and I drilled down into this bottom board through this hole
after this was lined up I put this do the same thing over there now that this is not going to
walk this way or anywhere else and it's all straight I'm going to drill all the rest of
the holes with that seven sixty fourth drill bit okay another beautiful descriptive deal
all of these screws are just setting in their holes all set there I drew a line on the inside
of this form all the way around even with these new indents that I did with the belt the tip of
the belt sander draw that I'm going to take this off all these screws will stay where they're at
and all I got to do stick to Krug onto them and go down right now I'm fixing to put the caulk on
okay all the screws are in place I set this left corner over here
this right corner over here ought to be able to stick through got an ego
all right looking pretty good push them into the
crack there a little bit doesn't really matter much
Becca move it a little more
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I'm Scott Brown with green wind other oh man many good things
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