Dec. 16.
I finally finished up all those drawers for the cabinet under the sink. I had to wait till it was warm enough for epoxy. Temperatures should remain above 40 F (4.44 C) for at least 24 hours, preferably longer.
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| The space at the top is for the double sink that is planned. I may add a small pop-out storage there. I'll have to see what kind of room I have when the sink is installed. |
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| I decided to add more drawers on the side instead of having excessively long drawers in the front. The top drawer is only as long as the front one is wide to leave room for the sink. |
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| The wall on the right is complete. It is only temporarily in place. I'll epoxy it together when I have time and temperature. The end of the wall pillar (black walnut) is attached to the floor using a hanger bolt. A hanger bolt has a wood screw end that is screwed into the pillar and a bolt end that is attached with a nut under the floor. |
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| I've also finished the spacers between the rafters. I think this finished it off quite nicely. |
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| A close up of the top spacer and the wall pillar. The black walnut pillar will be trimmed at the ceiling. |
The next big step is fabricating and installing the sliding door for the port cabin. It will slide along the wall just installed and close the area off.
