Assemble Initial Planter Box Panels with Screws

What happens here

The assembler in the video starts putting together the metal components. They align a side panel with a base or back panel, fitting them together at their edges. While the video primarily focuses on the visual alignment, the subsequent action shows the use of a power drill to drive screws into pre-drilled holes, securing the panels. For a wooden planter box, apply wood glue to the joining edges of the panels if desired for extra strength (though glue is not shown in this video's metal assembly). Then, align the corresponding wooden panels, ensuring edges are flush and corners are square. Drive the appropriate wood screws through the pre-drilled pilot holes to firmly join these first sections of the planter box. Repeat this process for any additional panels indicated in your instructions to form the initial structure.

Goal: Begin constructing the planter box frame by aligning the first set of panels and securely fastening them together using screws.