Photo: Wendell Webber
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To mark your straight cut, measure from the peak of the angle. Use the opposite side of the jig to make the cut. Repeat steps 3 and 4 until all the pipes are cut to length.
Step 4: Mark a Straight Cut
Introduction
Overview
Step 1
Cut the Jig Pieces
Step 2
Build the Jig
Step 3
Cut the Angles
Step 4
Mark a Straight Cut
Step 5
Drill Holes in the Pipes
Step 6
Paint the Pipes
Step 7
Attach the Numbers
Step 8
Attach the Pipes
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Tools List
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Pull saw
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Circular saw
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Drill/driver fitted with a ¼-inch drill bit
Shopping List
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1x5. Get 6 feet
Stick-on numbersPlastic ties in 11-inch lengths
Tennis balls Get two packs of three in different colors
Spray paint
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