Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!





Wall organizer is the perfect solution for those who want to create a comfortable and functional space in the house. To make this thing fair sex should enlist the help of men. Because for implementation of such project will require the skills to operate the drill.

Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!



How to make organizer your rugamite need
  • 2 a sheet of thick plywood the same size
  • drill
  • round wooden bars
  • paint
  • a few wooden boards
  • the dowels
  • screws


Progress
  1. Make a marking at one of the large sheets of plywood and drilled through the drill holes of the same size.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

  2. Paint paint both sheets of plywood and wooden bars and boards.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

  3. When the paint is completely dry, put 2 sheets of plywood with screws.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

  4. Put holes in the bars and secure them with screws.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

  5. Attach to the wall of the organizer with the help of dowels and screws.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

  6. Put wooden shelves on the bars.
    Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!



Master-class on creating Board organizer see in this video.

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The author Mistress made 165 holes in the plywood... what she got, — the weight of gold!

Victoria Poplavskaya Believes that art knows no rest! Enjoys drawing, used to look at life with a painter's eye. Cleaning the house and cooking finds work, a pleasure after all to any business can be creative! Loves unorthodox methods of solving problems. Favorite book Victoria — "Three comrades" E. M. Remarque.