The walls are clamped together, and now the edges need to be evened out.
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The belt sander was taking too much time, so I broke out the electric planer to get things started, then finished up with the belt sander. Just as I was finishing up with the wall edges, the UPS truck showed up with mt doors from Vintage Technologies! This gave me a few more hours of energy and more to do
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I couldn't resist putting the door in position to get a better mental image. Man I can't wait to finish this project.
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I used the retainer ring for my doors to trace the outline for the door holes, then used my circular saw the plunge cut the straight lines and a jigsaw to cut the curved corners. It took me a few minutes to realize I needed the trace the outside of the ring that has the screw holes, but I got the holes cute and the doors fit fine. Now to put the doors away for a while until I'm ready to mount them.
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One of my fellow scout leaders Adrian Fortier came over to give me hand mounting the walls. Later, I went out and marked the position of my cabinets. Time to break out the caulking for the floor to wall seams.
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