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Construct Wooden Step Enclosure

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There’s a Cheaper Way to Build a Cold Plunge

What happens here

Tools and materials

  • 2x2 Lumber
  • Cedar Planks
  • Cordless Drill
  • Miter Saw
  • Orbital Sander
  • Safety Glasses
  • Screws/Nail Gun
  • Wood Glue

What they say

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built-in unit all right we got the absolute perfect Dimensions we have a nice two tier step thing going here uh I went by two with 2 x two material just cuz I wanted to keep a smaller profile and I think this is going to be plenty strong and the reason I think it's going to be plenty strong because the next step is we're going to wrap this with cedar planks and I want to Gap them out because I need this puppy to breathe and besides I want the cool cleated look on the side [Music] this is incredible now I did Screw Up full disclosure I should have planned ahead for the elevation of the steps so that these cleats would continue all the way through but I don't think it looks terrible I think you know doesn't really catch the aisle that much I'm also leaving the back exposed because for the water chiller I wanted to have as much breathability as possible besides all the plumbing is going to go through here so it's almost going to be like wasted material but I got one more board left hopefully it's enough to create a CET system on top I'm not going to make it as wide this is about a/ qu inch Gap I think I'm going to make it maybe like an eighth and maybe actually I think a good idea would be make him tight so not as water not as much water goes down even though this thing it's it's meant to be taken water like there's all these seals on top here this is this is pretty solid I've had it rained on and completely worked just fine nobody got electrocuted yet we've accomplished exactly what we want to accomplish and damn it looks freaking cool now I'm going to give it a samp and round over some of these edges and I'm going to hit it up with some boiled linseed oil this is a great product to use on Cedar it covers oil particles right into those pores so it doesn't discolor it it makes actually more contrasted and it keeps it more weather resistant or making it last a lot longer uh for time to come [Music]

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