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Step 4Cloning supports and realizing we're horrible at cloning
Well now we have one support finished! Well then, pull out your carpenter’s pencils and put that on another piece and draw the lines you used on it too, keep on doing this so you have a whole bunch ready to cut.
[see pictures 1-3]
Now the problem is that the supports turned out like mine…. Meaning they aren’t equal. We have to fix this. Take all the supports, line them up by the part that they go to point. After that take the saw and even out the other ends (hopefully you made them a bit longer anyways). Now take the power sander and sand down the points to make them even.
[see pictures 4-6]
Take one more support and at the back end you are going to cut it to a point, on the skinny side. This one will go near the tip to support the plywood up there.
[see picture 7]
[see pictures 1-3]
Now the problem is that the supports turned out like mine…. Meaning they aren’t equal. We have to fix this. Take all the supports, line them up by the part that they go to point. After that take the saw and even out the other ends (hopefully you made them a bit longer anyways). Now take the power sander and sand down the points to make them even.
[see pictures 4-6]
Take one more support and at the back end you are going to cut it to a point, on the skinny side. This one will go near the tip to support the plywood up there.
[see picture 7]
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