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Instructions
1. Degree 3 inches from the top line of three 8-foot lenghty studs, and attract a column across Everyone stud. Treasure trove the centre of the path and bring about a location. Drill a gap in each stud on the centre location. Degree 4 feet from the top of Everyone of the studs and trail a string on the 1 inch side of Everyone stud at the 4-foot stop. Brew a center mark on the one inch column, and drill all the approach finished the wood. Name Everyone these studs with the correspondence "A" and allot the wood studs aside.
2. Drill a hole all the way through on each of the center marks. Label this stud "B".3. Take the studs labeled "A" and line up the 3-inch drilled holes at the top. Put a washer on the carriage bolt, thread the carriage bolt through the holes, put a washer on and then the wing nut. Draw a line on the 4-inch side of the board. Do the same on the opposite end. Find the center of each of the 4 inch lines. Make a center mark on each end of the board. Catch the remaining wood stud that has not been drilled, degree 3 feet from the top and abbreviate. Locate the remaining enlarged pieces of that stud aside. You Testament not need it for the construction of this easel. Take the 3-foot cut board, and measure 4 inches from the end.
Only thread the nut a few turns. The bolt will need to be loose.
4. Stand up the studs and spread them out to form the tripod. Align the board labeled "B" up with the lower drilled holes on the front two "A" studs. You might have to spread the studs out a little bit for all of the drilled holes to line up correctly. Put a washer on each of the carriage bolts and tread them through each hole. Add washers to each bolt, and screw on the wing nuts. Tighten the wing nuts. On the backside of the board labeled "B," measure the middle point between the two front "A" studs. Screw in the eyelet screw.
5. Cut a 3-foot piece of clothesline cord and tie a knot in on one end. Thread the clothesline through the hole in the back "A" stud. Pull it through the hole, and tie it onto the eyelet screw on the back of board "B."
6. Take the flower planter box, and hold it up under the board labeled "B." Use the self tapping screws to attach the planter box to each of the front two tripod legs.
