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Mölkky

2017-08-11T08:46:52Z

Auguste & Claire : Imported page from en.wikifab.org

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|Language=en
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|Type=Creation
|Area=Play & Outside
|Description=A DIY Mölkky, the famous Finnish game.
|Difficulty=Easy
|Cost=20
|Currency=EUR (€)
|Duration=2
|Duration-type=hour(s)
|Licences=Attribution (CC BY)
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{{Introduction}}
{{Materials
|Material=The main thing you need for this is wood.

You can buy finished wood, recycle chair legs, or use found wood like driftwood or fallen branches (remember, do not cut or break wood from live trees). Aim for a thickness of around five to eight centimetres (two to three inches), and around two metres (six feet) in total.

The exact dimensions are not crucial, go with what fits your available materials and suits your personal taste (there isn't even a hard reason for your skittles to have a circular cross section, so, go ahead, make them square if you want).
|Tools=* Wood saw (hand or power saw)
* Sandpaper or a knife for smoothing edges
* Paint to mark numbers on the skittles
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|Step_Title=Cutting
|Step_Content=You need to cut twelve skittles and one throwing pin, or mölkky (although you may wish to cut two).

The skittles need to be cut with one end at around a 30º angle. If you are cutting all the skittles from a single piece of wood, that means that you need to alternate between 30º and 90º cuts, starting with a 30º cut.

You are aiming for lengths of about 20cm / 8" for both the skittles and the mölkky.
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|Step_Title=Marking
|Step_Content=The skittles need to be marked with the numbers 1 to 12 on the sloped end.

You can carve the numbers in, paint them on, use permanent markers or any combination you like.

I painted the numbers with a spray paint and stencils.
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|Step_Title=Play the game
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IKEA hack: TARVA Chest of 3 drawers in pine

2017-08-11T08:46:50Z

Auguste & Claire : Imported page from en.wikifab.org

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|Language=en
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|Type=Creation
|Area=Decoration, Furniture
|Description=This is a hack of IKEA TARVA chest of 3 drawers in pine that you can easily replicate. We reveal the stepper and all equipment necessary for that Scandinavian inspired customization! The result is ultimately a good concentrate of what we like at the moment: copper, light wood, smooth texture and graphic forms. We follow you?
|Difficulty=Medium
|Cost=85
|Currency=EUR (€)
|Duration=2
|Duration-type=hour(s)
|Licences=Attribution (CC BY)
|Main_Picture=IKEA_HACK_01.jpg
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{{Introduction
|Introduction=There are some times we need a little cheap convenient to our room. After scouring second-hand shops nearby, we finally landed at IKEA dresser TARVA under the arm (or almost) and especially with customization of the Mind Maze. It is decided, we would do this small dresser in a nice pine furniture and sleek graphics to our apartment!
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{{Materials
|Material='''For furniture:'''
* 1 masking tape for painting
* white lacquer paint

'''For drawer handles:'''
* 3 x copper tube diameter 15 mm length 41 cm
* 6 x 90 ° bends in 15 mm diameter copper
* 6 screws
* 6 claw nuts about 14mm diameter (must be able to return in the elbows of 15mm diameter)

And above all: a TARVA Chest of 3 drawers (€59.90 at IKEA)
|Tools=A hand sander (or sandpaper fine grain) gloves a ruler and pencil A small roll, a fine brush

* Phillips screwdriver
* A wood saw
* A meter
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|Step_Title=Remove handles
|Step_Content=Remove the drawer handles with your screwdriver.
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|Step_Title=Draw diamonds
|Step_Content=Scoring pencil every 7.5 cm on the long sides of each drawer.
Then connect the dots on each other to show the diamonds.
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|Step_Title=Saw the traits
|Step_Content=Sawing Saw on the lines a few millimeters thick.

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|Step_Title=sand down
|Step_Content=Then pinch the drawers and the parts to paint grain 120. We decided to paint the sides in more drawers, and leave the feet and the raw wood shelf.

Then suck out the whole and the part where you will paint, and have a last shot microfiber cloth to remove the last dust.
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|Step_Title=Paint
|Step_Content=Delineate the edges with masking tape to paint to have good net paint strokes.

You can spend two satin white lacquer layers as if you want a slightly satin appearance.

The lacquer brings out the relief cutouts.
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|Step_Title=Screw the handles of the drawers
|Step_Content=Screw the brass knobs. Each drawers: First screw one piece, then insert the tube into the nozzle screw and snap the second front end screw it.
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|Step_Title=Ta Da!
|Step_Content=The diamond texture drawers was inspired Superfront us, this Swedish company that has had the brilliant idea to market finishes to "pimp" your IKEA furniture: feet, handles, doors, etc.

If you do not know their concept, it is time to find out! For handles, you should know that we love the copper and when the issue arose, we first thought of placing small elbows only to replace existing buttons. Then we still had tubes in stock and found that it was actually very convenient to have these bars to open the drawers!
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Collar with a small copper tube

2017-08-11T08:46:39Z

Auguste & Claire : Imported page from en.wikifab.org

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|Language=en
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|Type=Creation
|Area=Clothing and Accessories
|Description=A simple collar made of a small copper tube
|Difficulty=Easy
|Cost=10
|Currency=EUR (€)
|Duration=40
|Duration-type=minute(s)
|Licences=Attribution (CC BY)
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{{Introduction}}
{{Materials
|Material=* A white waxed cotton cord
* A clasp and two cable wire ends 9 mm
* A 18 cm copper tube of 3 mm diameter
|Tools=* A pipe cutter pliers
* A collet
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|Step_Title=Cut the small copper tubes
|Step_Content=Cut the copper tube 3 cm in length with a pipe cutter pliers
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|Step_Title=Cut the cord and slide in the tubes
|Step_Content=Cut 80 cm white cord, inserting the first tube equidistant from each end of the cord.

Insert the second tube on one side of the cord and thread the other end of the cord on the other side of the tube. Repeat with the other tubes.
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|Step_Title=Place the caps and clasp
|Step_Content=Place both greenhouse wire ferrules to the ends of the cord, the back a little on himself to give more thickness and squeeze him hard with the pliers. Open the clasp with the clamp and to slide one of two ferrules.
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|Step_Title=Ta Da!
|Step_Content=Well done! Share pictures of your collar on Wikifab. We would love to see what you have make from that simple tutorial.
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Candlestick in copper and wood

2017-08-11T08:46:36Z

Auguste & Claire : Imported page from en.wikifab.org

{{Tuto Details
|SourceLanguage=en
|Language=en
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|Type=Creation
|Area=Decoration
|Description=Simple candlestick made of copper and wood
|Difficulty=Easy
|Cost=20
|Currency=EUR (€)
|Duration=20
|Duration-type=minute(s)
|Licences=Attribution (CC BY)
|Main_Picture=BOU_Step01_01.jpg
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{{Introduction}}
{{Materials
|Material=* 3 candles
* 4 tee fittings copper
* 3 spigots copper
* A brush handle 65 cm long and 22 mm in diameter
|Tools=*A small saw
* Sandpaper
* Glue contact
* Posca paint markers of any type of media
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|Step_Title=Cut the pieces of wood
|Step_Content=Sawing the wood pieces in:
* 1 x 10 cm long
* 1 x 15 cm long
* 1 x 20 cm long
* 5 x 5 cm long
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|Step_Title=Sand the wood pieces
|Step_Content=Sand with sandpaper the ends of each piece of wood to get them fit easily in the copper joins.
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|Step_Title=Glue and assemble the candlestick
|Step_Content=Glue each end of the wood and assemble them with copper as the photo.
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|Step_Title=Cut the candles
|Step_Content=Cut the candles to give them different sizes.
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|Step_Title=Decorating candles
|Step_Content=Bring your final touch: decorate the candles using the paint markers.
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|Step_Title=Ta Da!
|Step_Content=Check out our candlestick in the "Blog of the Month" of Nest magazine! You will also discover many inspirations and seasonal stories around deco themes, house, flavors, nature and ideas!
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Bucket stool made of wood and concrete

2017-08-11T08:46:34Z

Auguste & Claire : Imported page from en.wikifab.org

{{Tuto Details
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|Language=en
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|Type=Creation
|Area=Decoration, Furniture
|Description=The $5 bucket stool is a project created by Ben Uyeda, the designer behind the very inspiring blog [http://homemade-modern.com/ Homemade Modern]. The stool is durable, simple to make and aesthetically pleasing. What’s great about this project is that there is very little waste. The bucket serves a vessel for mixing the concrete and as the form for the stool. When the stool has cured it can be removed without damaging the bucket. A 48" dowel cut into three 16-inch pieces provides legs without waste.
|Difficulty=Very easy
|Cost=5
|Currency=USD ($)
|Duration=1
|Duration-type=hour(s)
|Licences=Attribution-ShareAlike (CC BY-SA)
|Main_Picture=TAB_Step00.jpg
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{{Introduction}}
{{Materials
|Material=* Concrete Mix
* 1 ¼" Diameter Wooden Dowel 48" long
* Clean Tap Water
* Copper Pipe Caps and Washers
|Tools=* 5 Gallon Bucket
* Wood saw
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|Step_Title=Put 3 inches of concrete mix in the bucket
|Step_Content=Make sure the bucket is clean and dry before opening up the concrete and scooping 3 inches of concrete mix into the bucket. Add some water and start mixing. Be careful not to over water the concrete or it will be weak and crumble. Thoroughly mix the concrete so that every grain of the mix is wet. The mix should be the consistency of cookie dough.

{{Caution|Text='''Shake out the bubbles:''' Mixed concrete has air bubbles trapped inside. Shake and tap the bucket to bring the bubbles to the surface.}}
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|Step_Title=Place the legs
|Step_Content=Cut the 48” dowel into three pieces 16” long each.

Once the concrete has settled, place the legs in the bucket. Stick the legs about 1 ½” past the surface of the concrete and let them rest against the sides of the bucket.
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|Step_Title=Wait 20 hours then remove
|Step_Content=Bend the sides of the bucket outwards a few times in each direction to loosen the concrete; then pull the stool out by the legs.
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|Step_Title=Sand the edges
|Step_Content=The concrete has not yet fully hardened and is pretty easy to work with. 120 grit sand paper can be used to smooth the edges.
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|Step_Title=Paint the legs in your favorite color
|Step_Content=Pain the legs. Use a masking tape to make a clean separation between the rough and painted wood.

Before painting, clean the surface to which you'll paint.

Wait for the surface to dry completely before removing the tape.
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|Step_Title=Ta da!
|Step_Content=It looks like something that could retail for $50 but you can make it for $5.
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|Notes=* This project was created by Ben Uyeda, the designer behind the blog [http://homemade-modern.com/ Homemade Modern]
* Check [http://homemade-modern.com/ep08-5-bucket-stool/ the original project on Homemade Modern]
* For more detailed instructions, dimensioned drawings and different variations of the project, check out [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0762455071?keywords=homemade%20modern&qid=1448403011&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1 the Homemade Modern book.]
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