Sentences with phrase «piece of plywood cut»

A Bunkie board (or piece of plywood cut - to - size at a home improvement store) helps add stability to the top bunk, and is more attractive when seen by the bottom bunk, especially if you paint it.

To make it easy, stencil on thin painted pieces of plywood cut to size and install them after stenciling.

Not exact matches

YOu could start with a piece of 1/4 ″ plywood cut to fit your opening (ours is 31 ″ high and 42 ″ wide... but you'll want it to be exactly the height to slide under your banister on the stair and the width of the stairs).

I already had a big piece of painted plywood leftover from this project, but you can cut a new piece into any shape you'd like.

Instead, I cut some 1948 Plymouth window - glass - sized pieces of plywood and packed them in my biggest suitcase, along with my tape gun and lots of packaging tape.

The title — Inner Cuts — alludes to the seam between the pieces of plywood, and what this gap reveals is the basic distinction between an intended form and the space around it: an awareness that «negative space» is just as active in defining the image as the form it surrounds.

Her new works for the exhibition consists of multiple pieces of plywood in various sizes, which she cuts into with a circular saw at varying depths revealing the textures and colors of the wooden veneers lying below the surface.

Often the pieces have circles cut out of the plywood backings which create depressions when covered with canvas.

to «transcend function and question furniture as object, art, or image», the Emergency Stool is a clever, laser - cut piece that packs flat (for easy shipping, and it'll slide right under a really big door upon delivery) into a single, mobile sheet of plywood (that would make a pretty interesting wall - hanging) but comes apart to create a handy bench.

Multiple chairs can be cut from a regular - sized piece of plywood.

Hubby cut a piece of plywood to the length that would fit in between the posts and at a height that gave her plenty of room to lean against it.

I took a ride over to Lowe's and had the friendly man (whom I know quite well now) rip a sheet of plywood underlayment into 5 pieces (specified in the cut list).

I measured and cut a 1/4 ″ thick piece of plywood to serve as the new backer board.

Next, I laid out the pieces on top of the plywood, some were quite long and could be cut down and used in more than one spot, and others were barely too long.

I cut a piece of 1/4 ″ plywood out, just more scrap that I had on hand, making sure that it wasn't bigger than the pieces I was going to put together.

Cut 2 - 16 1/2» x 30» pieces of plywood.

I worked at a place a long time ago that they had cut brick size pieces of varying thicknesses of plywood and put them up randomly covering the entire wall.

Cut a piece of plywood 16 1/2 x 19 3/4».

Cut 2 pieces of 3/4 ″ plywood to 10-3/4 ″ x 9 ″ and drill pocket holes around the edges.

I started with a piece of 5/8 ″ spruce plywood cut to 18 ″ by 14 ″ and lightly sanded it.

Cut 2 pieces of 1/2 ″ plywood to 1-1/2 ″ x 3/4 ″.

A piece of 3/4 ″ plywood works well, cut to 16 ″ x 16 ″ or just larger than the outside diameter of the lamp shade.

I cut 2 gable pieces out of scrap plywood, and drilled a one inch hole in each gable.

The labels are just cut pieces of plywood (leftover from the plank wall).

The next day I got back to work cutting the plywood to fit as well as all of the trim pieces.

I haven't posted plans for them yet, but basically it is two long pieces of 1/2 ″ plywood with cut - outs in them for the metal screens.

Next, I cut 12 pieces of Birch Plywood (left over from my board and batten) into 9 ″ X 3 ″ pieces and gave them all a quick sanding to smooth out the edges.

After determining the proper height and width for your string art piece, have a sheet of 3/4» paint - grade plywood cut to size at the local home - improvement store.

Take two of the 12 inch wide pieces of plywood and cut them down to 4 feet long.

Cut a 12 ″ long 6-1/2 ″ wide piece of 1/2 ″ MDF or plywood and secure it to the bottom of the front piece.

The sliding feature allows you to cut a board that is wider than the diameter of the blade so it is great for building pieces that use hardwood plywood like our sideboards, desks and shelves.

Create architectural detail using cut pieces of plywood - Designed by London based Paul Crofts Studio, is a cafe is located in a former munitions factory and store, which inspired the V shaped military badge chevron motif used throughout.

Then I cut a piece of 1/4» Birch Plywood for the back of the frame.

Next, we measured and cut a piece of 3/4 ″ plywood to fit inside the cabinet and extend outwards an additional 2 inches.