Automation in construction: an off-site case study of the FASTtruss system with DES

I’ve got one more Christmas-related post ready to go that I hope to be able to share with you tomorrow, so check back then!.

These projects have a way of dragging on for months or even years if you make them something you dread.This should be fun!

And while we’re talking about that, tools make all the difference.Having the right tools can make a really complicated project seem really easy.If you’re still building up your tool collection, that’s just fine!

Just make sure you plan for what you can actually do with the tools you already have, not the ones you.you had.. What Materials Will You Use?.

We like to use a combination of MDF, pine, hardwoods, and drywall for our built-ins.

Don’t think you need to stick with all one material for all parts of your project.And then add some more!

You never know when you’re going to inherit great aunt Mildred’s wedding china and you want to have a safe and dedicated place to keep important things like that.Also think about even being able to store serving dishes, extra cutlery, napkins, candles, tablecloths, holiday dishes, glass ware, vases, and stuff like that!.

Stick to your color plan.Since this room is attached to our grey and white living room, the natural choice was to continue that in this room.