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Mark Leg Positions

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DIY tomato cages

What happens here

With all the wooden components cut and ripped, the creator begins marking the leg pieces. He lays out one of the long leg pieces and uses a tape measure and pencil to mark the positions where the horizontal cross members will be attached. He makes marks at 12 inches, 24 inches, and 36 inches from the non-pointed end of the leg. These marks will ensure even spacing of the cage's tiers.

Goal: Establish even spacing for cross member attachment on the legs.

Tools and materials

  • Pencil/Marker — Marking the measured points on the wood
  • Ripped Wooden Leg Pieces — The vertical supports that will be marked for assembly
  • Tape Measure — Measuring the intervals on the leg pieces

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we need 16 of them per cage. All right, now I got all these cross members cut down to 18 in. I'm just going to rip them in half on the table saw. All right, now I got everything cut. I'm going to go ahead and I'm just going to mark these legs. 12 24 36. All right, now once you got your pieces marked, you can take your little ones here, your cross members and you can just throw them right on there. This one will go

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