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Prepare Wooden Posts

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What happens here

The creator uses a Ryobi miter saw to cut several wooden posts to the appropriate length. These posts will serve as vertical supports for the new, taller side walls. He then attempts to insert one of these cut posts into a stake pocket on the trailer, revealing that the post is about 3/16 inches too wide. He humorously refers to this as needing a 'dose of Ozempic' to thin it down, implying it will need to be shaved or sanded slightly to fit. He then demonstrates with a pre-thinned piece that fits perfectly.

Goal: Cut and size wooden posts for the trailer's stake pockets

Tools and materials

  • Measuring Tape — Measuring the precise length of the wooden posts
  • Pencil/Marker — Marking cut lines on the wooden posts
  • Ryobi Miter Saw Ryobi — Cutting wooden posts to the required length
  • Wooden Posts — Creating the vertical support framework for the extended side walls

What they say

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loads, I could take one load at once, save myself a whole lot of time all in a day's work. I am on video. So these are supposed to go into these slots. However, these are about 3/16 too wide. Let's see if we can put them on in a little bit of GLP-1s and see what happens. All right, let's see. One dose of Ozempic. Perfect. Oh, this one's a little tighter. Nothing a little hammer can't fix. Well, hiya monkey. What's on your ears?

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