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1 Cut four equal sides of 1200mm out of the maple and mitre the corners. Put simply, mitring means cut all the corners to 45°. Once these are cut use the router to make two 12mm x 12mm channels along the length of each timber piece.
2 Nail three sides together ready to fit the gal mesh. This has been cut to fit and will slide into the routed grooves both front and back.
3 Place the fourth side into position and nail.
4 Finish the Maple with a coat of Danish Oil.
NB: For extra support we recommend securing to the wall with brackets.
Diagrams
Finished layout
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Materials
2 sheets of 1200mm x 1200mm gal mesh
4 sheets of Maple 185mm x 1200mm x 20mm thick
30mm nails
PVA glue
Tools
Router
Hammer
Saw
Tape measure
Bolt cutters
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Total Cost
The total cost of the materials was $120.
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