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Using a hacksaw, cut the PVC pipe fitting into a piece about 2 inches tall. Turn the panel over and drop the fitting into the hole.
Step 9: Finish the hole
Introduction
Overview
Step 1
Lay out and cut the baluster supports
Step 2
Glue the baluster supports in place
Step 3
Cut the hole
Step 4
Apply the adhesive
Step 5
Stick the felt to the panel
Step 6
Cut the felt corners
Step 7
Wrap the sides
Step 8
Wrap the hole
Step 9
Finish the hole
Step 10
Line the course
Step 11
Make the Rough
Step 12
Make a loop-de-loop
Step 13
Make a flexible ramp
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Tools List
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Miter box with backsaw
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Drill/driver fitted with 4-inch and 2¾-inch hole saws
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Spring clamps
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Plastic drop cloth
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Utility knife
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Framing square
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Hacksaw
Shopping List
One 2x4-foot sheet of ¾-inch medium-density fiberboard
(MDF)
Five deck balusters
Wood glue
Cyanoacrylate glue
(aka Krazy Glue)
1½ yards of 72—inch—wide green felt
Spray adhesive
3-inch PVC pipe fitting
(coupling, cap, or adapter)Five composite wood balusters
(such as Trex)
Outdoor welcome mat
or artificial turf
Two 5-gallon buckets
Duct tape
Three 2-inch PVC elbows
Flexible plastic sign
Note: Materials list is for a single panel. The course shown is made up of four panels.
(MDF)
Five deck balusters
Wood glue
Cyanoacrylate glue
(aka Krazy Glue)
1½ yards of 72—inch—wide green felt
Spray adhesive
3-inch PVC pipe fitting
(coupling, cap, or adapter)Five composite wood balusters
(such as Trex)
Outdoor welcome mat
or artificial turf
Two 5-gallon buckets
Duct tape
Three 2-inch PVC elbows
Flexible plastic sign
Note: Materials list is for a single panel. The course shown is made up of four panels.
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