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Building a Camper - The Box - 7
Topic: Body   Posted:2009-12-08
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My bed is a wee bit longer than standard because of the way I put it back together. I had to reinforce the rusted steel. Besides the center post, the next important piece is the back. It needs to be sturdy and square. I cut off some of the side rail to fit a vertical 2X4 in:

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I ran a 2X6 across the top and put another 2X4 underneath aligned with the new vertical 2X4:

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What we want is something sturdy and square to screw some plywood in to. Here is how the corner looks:

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Another shot of the top:

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Once I have boards on all four sides, where the opposite sides are the same length, all I have to do is hold up a level and shove the top until it is square:

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