Magnet Support Frame Construction
1. Cut a 9 13/32" long piece from the 1 × 2 white pine board. Miter cut both ends to a 45° angle. This piece will form the top rail of the magnet support frame.
2. Drill a hole through the center of the top support rail to accept the 5/8" diameter hex bolt. In order to provide enough room for two hex nuts, a Forstner bit was used to remove some excess wood.
3. Cut two 17 1/2" long sections from the 1 × 2 white pine board. Miter cut one edge of each piece to a 45° angle. These two pieces will form the side rails of the magnet support frame.
4. Join the top and side rails together to form a U-shaped object. Use wood glue and finishing nails to secure the joints.
5. Wow, that was easy. The magnet support frame is complete.
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