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@wartyW, holding up great. I made 2 of them and they both are as good as new!

You're very welcome!

Lol, I do sound like a meditation instructor!

Yes, see the link in description for details.

Instead of griping about a free resource, look at the link in the description for details. And btw, you're welcome. No wait ... you don't deserve it.

@@twincivet9668 your amazing❤️

Thanks!!

You don't need plywood - you can use particle board under the top boards. You have to spend money on the top board anyway - that's not specific to this idea. 😜

Use this to protect plans when they're little and most vulnerable. Then either take it off, or use a net with wider gaps between threads to let pollinators in.

@@twincivet9668 Thank you for actually answering a question/comment. Not nice when some videos pay no attention to their viewers' questions.

Unfortunately no, bees will not get in with that net. You can look for another net with lower thread count though and still use the PVC frame as shown.

Mine is still intact after 3 years, and we have lots of squirrels in the backyard, so I'd say rodents will not chew through it.

I have not used the latest version, but I'd be surprised if part rotation has changed. It's such a basic function. Make sure you're using the correct mouse controls.

Glad you like it!

Agreed. We use it mainly when the plants are young and most vulnerable.

You're welcome, I keep my videos as short as they can be without compromising what viewers need to know :-). If you need more info, there's always that link in description with full blog post.

Glad I could help!

Thanks!

Happy to help!

Lol, I have a miter saw & Jig saw!

Not that I know of, sorry.

@@twincivet9668 thanks, no problem

Thank you! Cheers!

Glad you like it!

Agreed - what you suggest is a better alternative, if you have a knuckle bender that is. Thanks for the feedback!

That won’t work when the door is too high

Good question - I'll be using that t-track to install a stop block.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the feedback, but what extra wood?

@@twincivet9668 all of these critics have no idea what they're talking about. You're smart. They still have a lot to learn

Rude.

@@juliepiper7058 For telling the truth?

Thanks for the feedback. This is not meant to be professional advice, but it's an option that works for very little cost. I can't speak for others, but I never look at the curvature of the top corner of a door when I walk into a room. If you're picky about that, hire a professional - just be ready to shell out a couple of hundred bucks. Also note, doors run against frames because houses settle - a perfectly square door will not work in that case.

Thanks

You're so welcome!

Nah, going almost 2 years now and it still looks as good as new

@@twincivet9668 that’s good news, figured forsure that wouldn’t hold up

Thanks a lot

No need to remove, but removing makes sanding and cleanup a whole lot easier.

Dust

You are welcome!

Thanks for the feedback @i. Model. Any specific Freecad tutorial you're looking for?

if you're speaking of a 1000lb of lateral force, it might. the frame is ok in real life. 😉

@@twincivet9668 great job, I'm in need of one of these. I have a kings size bed, do you build and sell them?

@@thesavagered5899 Thanks for your interest. Sorry, I don't sell them. Full plan available here: twincivet.com/platform-bed-under-100/ in case you or someone else you have some basic tools to make it. It's easy to make and very beginner-friendly!

Possibly yes, as I mentioned in my blog post: twincivet.com/easy-way-to-remove-tree-sap-resin-from-lumber-for-woodworking. But I made furniture using that piece of wood 2 years ago, and it hasn't come back.

Glad it was helpful!

Apologies. Pink is part of my brand :-). I know pink is hard to read, so I've switched to black background for the text in my more recent videos. Anyway, my blog post has a lot of details on this project: twincivet.com/low-cost-playset-with-swing-set-climbing-wall-and-slide/

Could you please share the shortcuts