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I saw this thread on another forum and thought you guys might get a kick out of it. If youhave ever questions your building skills this should boost your confindence! :D
http://www.bcsportbikes.com/forum/showthread.php/146566-Build-to-Fail-Fail-to-Build.-What-is-this-I-don-t-even
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That is so darn funny. I read all 69 pages :)
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A little bit of wood putty and some longer nails and everything should be just fine. :D
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kalynzoo wrote:A little bit of wood putty and some longer nails and everything should be just fine. :D
Don't forget the Duct Tape.:D :D
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75 pages and three hours later - Good Night!!!:eek:
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Someone decided a time lapse video would be in order. The pictures show more detail on the horrors of the build.

Part 1: (begins after the initial framing was done) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6T_XXh1WaG0&sns=em

Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKtxxZ8qB0A&sns=em
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joedw00 wrote:Don't forget the Duct Tape.:D :D
and silicone caulk. Lots of it.
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Glad you guys found it amusing! It had me cracking up!
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I did not know a van would hold that much plywood. I counted 26 sheets that he pull out of it.:eek: :eek:
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