My little blacksmith shop how stats work

This second wall section assembles a lot like the first. Once each of these separate pieces are dry, glue them all together to form the side shown below. The back side of this lower rail will be smooth but it will face inside of the shop. On the lower rail, recess the bottom plank slightly. When possible, switch the lengths of planks when gluing beams back to back for a stronger beam. These pieces form one side of the structure. You will only need 10 castings of mold #226 and 6 castings of mold #263. If you choose not to make the wooden floor and set the shop directly on grass, To build the Blacksmith Shop shown here, you will need:ДЎ4 castings of mold #226 (wooden beam mold)ДЁ castings of mold #263 (rubble block mold)Д§ castings of mold #245 (slate roof mold) The strap and pull ring can be painted the same color as the wood.ДЄfterwards, give them a quick dry brush of a metallic color to make them stand out. The decorative pieces are the post, strap and pull ring. You can also put two of these blocks together to form a 3/4' long block. They allow you to make a roof with a lower angle. This shows a couple of other uses for the low slope blocks. You can also put two together to make a 1.5'' plank. These are mostly needed for 45 degree roof angles.

This photo shows several uses of the 45 degree beam. You can use it to finish the sides of small stairs and fill in square angles with some decoration. This shows a couple of other uses for the large brace. Using the small wedges allows you to adjust the size of the brace depending on what length of beam you use with it. This photo shows several options for bracing large corners. It can also be used for large bracing on house additions. This mold is meant to make large open wooden structures such as stables, docks, workshops and sheds. Click on the photo for a larger view.ДЄll of the photos in this section are taken using 1/4' graph paper as a background. This photo shows the variety of pieces on this mold. Here I'm using a right angle made of Legos. Since most models will have a lot of structure supported by 1/2' square posts, removing this high edge will ensure that the glue on the back of the planks bonds well.ДЄnother thing that will strengthen the structure is to alternate the lengths of beams when glued back to back.ДЄlso, when gluing any corners be sure to use a right angle of some kind to keep your corners square. If the backs are recessed and have a raised edge all around, you will want to lightly sand the backs to remove this high edge. If you choose not to make the wooden floor and set the shop directly on grass, you will only need 10 castings of mold #226 and 6 castings of mold #263.Д¬lick the photo on the right for a larger view.ДЇor most models the planks will be glued back to back.Д«efore you start gluing, be sure to check the backs of your planks. To build the Blacksmith Shop shown here, you will need 14 castings of mold #226 (wooden beam mold), 8 castings of mold #263 (rubble block mold) and 7 castings of mold #245 (slate roof mold). Home Page Projects Molds Available Shopping Cart Blacksmith Shop Building Instructions

My little blacksmith shop how stats work