One of the things that I wanted for my birthday was a bookbinding jig. When I was pregnant I looked all over for a baby book and I couldn't find one I liked. I decided that I would make one
{here is the beginning of this project}. I had a friend in graduate school who showed me how to bind books so I was already a little familiar. My sweet and handy brother created a jig for me after watching a you tube video. He taught me some carpentry basis as I documented with photos. Thanks again Chad.
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Measuring |
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Drilling holes for the screws. |
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I screwed those in. |
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Now to fortify the base and add a few more screws. |
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The assistants to the assistant. |
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Final product. |
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