This week, the author made progress assembling the first floor of their model house, but encountered difficulties. They found gluing the small, fragile pieces together without clamps to be time-consuming. They also had to spend time filing down windows that were slightly misaligned. Their goal for next week is to finish the roof structure, though they are unsure of the best way to make the roof and will consult Mrs. Dahl for suggestions.
This week, the author made progress assembling the first floor of their model house, but encountered difficulties. They found gluing the small, fragile pieces together without clamps to be time-consuming. They also had to spend time filing down windows that were slightly misaligned. Their goal for next week is to finish the roof structure, though they are unsure of the best way to make the roof and will consult Mrs. Dahl for suggestions.
This week, the author made progress assembling the first floor of their model house, but encountered difficulties. They found gluing the small, fragile pieces together without clamps to be time-consuming. They also had to spend time filing down windows that were slightly misaligned. Their goal for next week is to finish the roof structure, though they are unsure of the best way to make the roof and will consult Mrs. Dahl for suggestions.
This week, I made timely progress with the first floor.
In two classes, I fully assembled the first floor of
my house, but it did not go without minor problems. I found it difficult to glue the pieces together because all the pieces are only ¼” which makes them very fragile under pressure so I could not use clamps while attaching the outer layer of the wall because it might have cracked the wood or worse broken the pieces. It took about ten to fifteen minutes for the glue to dry on each wall which means I spent an entire spare block gluing and holding the walls in place with my hands which was an incredibly time-consuming process as well as very boring. Another slight problem I ran into was the alignment of the windows were just a tiny bit off, but I still had to spend time filling them down so that they lined up properly. It took about thirty minutes to get to the doorway and all the windows to line up. My goal for next week is to hopefully finish the skeleton of the roof. I am not 100% sure how I am going to do the roof, but I will talk it over with Mrs. Dahl to see what she suggests for how to make the roof.