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Using a countersink bit, drill holes every 6 inches along each rail, ½ inch up from the bottom edge.
Step 9: Drill Holes in the Sides
Introduction
Overview
Step 1
Apply the Finish to the Door
Step 2
Tape Off and Paint the Lines
Step 3
Remove the Tape
Step 4
Apply the Points Graphics
Step 5
Apply and Buff the Finish Coats
Step 6
Cut the Sides, Ends, and Center Rail
Step 7
Cut the Slit for the 1-inch Elastic
Step 8
Cut the Slit for the 1-inch Elastic
Step 9
Drill Holes in the Sides
Step 10
Attach the Sides
Step 11
Attach the Center Rail
Step 12
Attach the Leg Supports
Step 13
Install the Legs
Step 14
Insert the Elastic
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Tools List
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jigsaw fitted with a clean-cutting wood blade
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drill/driver fitted with a #6 countersink bit
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combination square
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plastic putty knife
Shopping List
72x30-inch lauan hollow-core wood interior slab door
1x4 exterior preprimed trim boards. Get three 8-foot boards.
0000 steel wool
220-grit sandpaper
1x4 strapping to secure the legs to the door.
Banquet-table replacement legs. Get a set of two.
1 5/8-inch deck screws
Clear-gloss polyurethane. Get 1 quart.Painter's tape
Spray paint in black satin.
White latex semigloss paint
Rub-on numbers
1-inch sewing elastic
Ladder-lock buckles (available at sewing stores); get 2
Wood pucks Get eight: four in one color and four in another
1x4 exterior preprimed trim boards. Get three 8-foot boards.
0000 steel wool
220-grit sandpaper
1x4 strapping to secure the legs to the door.
Banquet-table replacement legs. Get a set of two.
1 5/8-inch deck screws
Clear-gloss polyurethane. Get 1 quart.Painter's tape
Spray paint in black satin.
White latex semigloss paint
Rub-on numbers
1-inch sewing elastic
Ladder-lock buckles (available at sewing stores); get 2
Wood pucks Get eight: four in one color and four in another
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