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The end and internal walls
Step 3: FixTo secure with nails or screws. the end walls
Out of 1/2″ (13mm) plywoodA piece of wood made of three or more layers of wood veneer laminated together with glue., cut the two end wall panels both 26-3/4″ (680mm) wide and 18-1/2″ (470mm) high at one side, rakingRunning parallel with the slope of the roof at the gable. down to 16-1/2″ (419mm) high the other side.
Refer to Plan 3 for detail.
Stand the unit on end and fix one end wall, then flip the unit over and do the same on the other end.
Refer to the picture Plan 3 for detail and placement.
Step 4: Cut and fix the internal wall
The internal wall divides the boxRough grade timber. into two rooms.
One room is without a floor, where the guinea pig can frolic on (and eat) the grass.
The other is a shelter area with a floor and no windows.
Out of 1/2″ (13mm) plywood, cut the internal wall panelA plywood sheet or any part of, used for the wall cladding. 26″ (660mm) wide and 18-1/2″ (470mm) high at one side, raking down to 16-1/2″ (419mm) high the other side.
RebateAn L-shaped cutout with one side, that is always at an end or side of a member, unlike a notch that is a U-shaped cutout. the four corners around the horizontalParallel to the horizon, flat, level. wall-frame members. Refer to Plan 4.
Cut out the doorway according to the dimensionsAny of the three linear measurements, length, breadth and depth. given in Plan 4.
Fix the internal wall to the top and bottom cross-member framing pieces.
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