300ish Gallon plywood - First attempt
- Thread starter Muni
- Start date
kallmond;3666520; said:
Yes Sir!
Most of my thicker glass sheets are only 16" wide anyways. So the plywood would be easier to get the size I need.
Ok. Started building the sump to test out whatever waterproofing paint/epoxy I get.
This is still left overs from the 1 sheet of 1/2" i bought to face the stand.
The 2 end pieces are actully from where I cut out the door openings on the stand itself. No sense wasting things.
All the cut pieces laid out.
Clamped in place so I can tack it together with the brad nailer.
This is why you never assume a board is square. Always true your ends. The other 3 corners are perfect but this one has a little lip on it. Must be the one I cut with the skill saw on the stand. Only about 1/16" or so. Easy fix with some 80 grit sandpaper.
And the box sides all tacked together.
And that is where I leave it for now. Gotta go help someone pick up a motorcycle or something.
This is still left overs from the 1 sheet of 1/2" i bought to face the stand.
The 2 end pieces are actully from where I cut out the door openings on the stand itself. No sense wasting things.
All the cut pieces laid out.
Clamped in place so I can tack it together with the brad nailer.
This is why you never assume a board is square. Always true your ends. The other 3 corners are perfect but this one has a little lip on it. Must be the one I cut with the skill saw on the stand. Only about 1/16" or so. Easy fix with some 80 grit sandpaper.
And the box sides all tacked together.
And that is where I leave it for now. Gotta go help someone pick up a motorcycle or something.
Muni;3668679; said:Ok. Started building the sump to test out whatever waterproofing paint/epoxy I get.
This is still left overs from the 1 sheet of 1/2" i bought to face the stand.
The 2 end pieces are actully from where I cut out the door openings on the stand itself. No sense wasting things.
All the cut pieces laid out.
Clamped in place so I can tack it together with the brad nailer.
This is why you never assume a board is square. Always true your ends. The other 3 corners are perfect but this one has a little lip on it. Must be the one I cut with the skill saw on the stand. Only about 1/16" or so. Easy fix with some 80 grit sandpaper.
And the box sides all tacked together.
And that is where I leave it for now. Gotta go help someone pick up a motorcycle or something.
Nice job
gomezladdams;3669056; said:
Thank you. When using good material it's easier to be accurate.
The stand has a few joints and seams that aren't perfect but it's used material so I had to make due.
