Back to Day 3 - Feb. 10th 2012
I'm hopping for good weather today. I have in plan to go and buy 3 sheets of 1/2'' 4'x8' plywood and 6 2''x4''x8'.
One sheet of plywood is for the teardrop's floor and two for the side walls.
If the weather stays dry and I can get them home, tonight I'll start working on the frame for the teardrop's floor.
Wish me luck.
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The weather was good. I got the plywood and the 2x4s.
I used the table saw to split the 2x4 in 2x2s:
And then the miter saw to cut them to length:
The floor frame (the plywood under the frame is there just to have a flat surface, is not connected to the frame):
Held together by metal angles. I got some good advice that I should use exterior screws (last longer when in contact with humidity), so I replaced all the drywall screws with exterior screws.
The picture shows the drywall screws.
... and a long screw:
This is how the frame turned out:
The 1/2" plywood that would be the flood of the teardrop on top of the frame, just to check the size and looks.
I had to cut a little piece on the side. The floor looks good!