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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho: Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS! Infinitely faster than growing one. alantronics: Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase ============= ~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry) bill of material: 1. structural (use screws)     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood)  2.  top decoration (use wood glue)     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces) 4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glueYou can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!
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doctorwho:

Bored this summer? Build a TARDIS!

Infinitely faster than growing one.

alantronics:

Making a Simple Tardis Bookcase =============

~ $60 + 15 hours (lots of it in between waiting for paint/ wood glue to dry)

bill of material:

1. structural (use screws)
     2 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 18” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 18” at HomeDepot)
     4 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 36” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 36”)
     24+ pcs -  I used #6 x 1.25” (anything #6 - #10 and 1”+long would be fine)
     1 pcs - 19” x 36” (backboard; can be cut from big 4’ by 8’ of of thin plywood) 

2.  top decoration (use wood glue)
     2 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 12” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 12”)
     1 pcs - 3.5” x 0.75” x 19.5” (sold as 3.75” by 1”, cut to 19.5”)
     1 pcs - 11.25” x 0.75” x 17.5” (sold as 11.5” by 1”, cut to 17.5”)

3. fine decoration  (use wood glue)
     6 pcs - 31.75” x 2” (cut from big plywood sheet)
     12 pcs - 2.625” x 2” (same plywood. * I used 11/32” thickness, but any works)
     4 pcs - 2.625” x 1” ( just break two of above into 4 pieces)

4. For the top tardis alarm light, I used a PVC pipe connected to a pipe cap

5. your choice of blue spray paint + wood glue

You can buy all these from HomeDepot, and get most of them cut for free there as well. Pictures are worth a thousand words, so I made some CAD drawing for anyone who wants to try this as a weekend project. Good Luck and Cheers!

lokilordofdickery: incineraptor: lexxerduglas: clorinspats: shade-rartblog: thewingedshadow: elliotexplicit: cineraria: How to Fold a Shirt in Under 2 Seconds - YouTube 伊東家の食卓 I just did this. Legit. the fuck Clearly this is black magic at work here been folding my shirts like this for so long that it feels weird to do it any other way WHAT THE SHIT i did this just now completely skeptical and when it worked i just fell over onto my bed and sobbed into my blanket THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING.
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lokilordofdickery: incineraptor: lexxerduglas: clorinspats: shade-rartblog: thewingedshadow: elliotexplicit: cineraria: How to Fold a Shirt in Under 2 Seconds - YouTube 伊東家の食卓 I just did this. Legit. the fuck Clearly this is black magic at work here been folding my shirts like this for so long that it feels weird to do it any other way WHAT THE SHIT i did this just now completely skeptical and when it worked i just fell over onto my bed and sobbed into my blanket THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING.
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lokilordofdickery: incineraptor: lexxerduglas: clorinspats: shade-rartblog: thewingedshadow: elliotexplicit: cineraria: How to Fold a Shirt in Under 2 Seconds - YouTube 伊東家の食卓 I just did this. Legit. the fuck Clearly this is black magic at work here been folding my shirts like this for so long that it feels weird to do it any other way WHAT THE SHIT i did this just now completely skeptical and when it worked i just fell over onto my bed and sobbed into my blanket THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING.
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lokilordofdickery:

incineraptor:

lexxerduglas:

clorinspats:

shade-rartblog:

thewingedshadow:

elliotexplicit:

cineraria:

How to Fold a Shirt in Under 2 Seconds - YouTube
伊東家の食卓

I just did this. Legit.

the fuck

Clearly this is black magic at work here

been folding my shirts like this for so long that it feels weird to do it any other way

WHAT THE SHIT

i did this just now completely skeptical and when it worked i just fell over onto my bed and sobbed into my blanket

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING.

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