Room Makeover
What you need
Tools | Material list |
Circular Saw | Pallets – 3 |
Skil guide rail | Formica top 35-40mm (1 piece 1800mm, 1 piece 1mtr) plus edging to match |
18 volt Jigsaw | 25 x 25 mm aluminium angle – 1 length |
PSA 1200 sabre saw (you should still have a blade) | Legs x 3 NB must be the right size for a stationary table and not the longer one for kitchens |
PLS 300 Jigsaw guide | Coach screws 6 x 60/70mm – from Eureka. We still have |
Quigo line laser | Plugs to fit coach screws |
Pex 220 sander | 6mm wall plugs 2 for each head board plank, 10 for the table |
Spray gun | 4 x 60mm screws |
PSR 18 Cordless drill driver | plastic plugs/covers to cover screw heads. (colour to match paint colour on head board) |
PSR 10.8 volt screw driver | 4×40 mm screws |
Small angle grinder plus thin multi construction blade | 16mm dowel sticks 3 x 1mtr |
wood glue | |
Hooks if you want for the coat and hat rack | |
Varnish for the hat and coat rack and the head board |
Steps for the makeover
- Painting – Annalien would have completed the room painting , “just finishing” when I arrive. (It’s important because if the paint is not dry we will scratch it when we are trying to put things up on the wall.
- Head board
– break/cut up pallet
- Cut pieces to size
- Drill holes
- Sand & varnish
- Cut out pallet
- Drill holes for dowel sticks
- Cut and insert dowel sticks
- Drill holes for mounting on the wall
- Sand and varnish
- Coat and hat rack
- Table
- Cut tables to size
- Cut aluminium angle iron to fit tops
- Drill holes in aluminium
- Drill holes in wall and attach aluminium to wall
- Attach legs to under tables
- Attach tables to aluminium against wall
- Level tables
- Attach coat rack to the wall
- Attach headboard to the wall.
Bosch Tool Tip – Week 1