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Step 6Finish Layer 1 + Layer 2
Layer 1 and Layer 2 require the side panels to be added. Rather than wasting duct tape, or measuring where the tape might fall, I use this method because it shows exactly where the side panels need to be.
Begin by cutting 4 more 11.25in strips of tape. Place two on either side.
Using the same pinning method as in layer 1, pin to the sides so that the top of tape is parallel with the middle of the last piece of layer 3 placed. Pin all 4 pieces that comprise your side panels, then move on.
Layer 2 is finished by cutting 4 11in strips of tape and placing them on top of the newly finished layer 1, except with ~1in offset.
If there is any confusion, I suggest you look at the diagram.
After the side panels are completed, you can move on to finish layer 3.
Begin by cutting 4 more 11.25in strips of tape. Place two on either side.
Using the same pinning method as in layer 1, pin to the sides so that the top of tape is parallel with the middle of the last piece of layer 3 placed. Pin all 4 pieces that comprise your side panels, then move on.
Layer 2 is finished by cutting 4 11in strips of tape and placing them on top of the newly finished layer 1, except with ~1in offset.
If there is any confusion, I suggest you look at the diagram.
After the side panels are completed, you can move on to finish layer 3.
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Sep 2, 2010. 4:52 PMAppollo64
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Thanks, the diagrams really help. Great instructable!!
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