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  • '''Good job!'''  +
  • First, feel free to ask a friend or relatiFirst, feel free to ask a friend or relative if you can borrow his or her tools. You can also look for places or communities that share exchange tools, goods and services. If those options remain not accessible, we can propose the alternatives that follow: Saw: ask a local carpenter to perform the wood work for you = cut the wood in accordance with measures. Fork head: you can use pliers instead. Drill: you can use wood scissor and a hammer to cut out a square-shaped hole. If you do not have wood scissors, you can use a strong flat screwdriver and a hammer to cut out a square-shaped hole. Square: you could proceed without a square. However, square will provide you with more precision and, thus, better result. If you do not have a square, you can use a piece of paper and proceed as follows to get a square (90°): *Fold the paper in two (ne no need to be very precise at this point), *Use the fold line to fold the paper in four: make sure that each newly-folded segment of the fold line match on the fold line, *Good job!ld line match on the fold line, *Good job!  +
  • Good question… What we did? *Use the handsGood question… What we did? *Use the handsaw to cut the biggest chunks (inside the 18” x 18” circle), *Use the hand saw to cut many lines from center of the circle to the border of the circle; you want many small chunks of wood, *Use the hammer and the wood scissor to remove the small chunks of wood along the border of the circle, *Use a file to smooth the surface, *Use sandpaper to finalize the smoothing. *Use sandpaper to finalize the smoothing.  +
  • If you cannot find the applicable thicknesIf you cannot find the applicable thickness, adapt measures in accordance with available thickness to reach the final size of the toilet box. If you cannot find the applicable width: we acknowledge that it is not easy to find an 18”-long x 18”-wide piece of wood in small-town timber yards. The best solution is to assemble it yourself. For example, starting from three pieces of wood 18”x6”: #Install the three pieces of wood in the desired outcome position (align them along the long side), #Mark the relative position of pieces of wood #1, #2 and #3: ##Add one mark ±1” \ ±3 cm from the top of piece of wood #1 and piece of wood #2, on the interface between piece of wood #1 and piece of wood #2, ##Add one mark ±1” \ ±3 cm from the bottom of piece of wood #1 and piece of wood #2, on the interface between piece of wood #1 and piece of wood #2, ##Add one mark ±1” \ ±3 cm from the top of piece of wood #2 and piece of wood #3, on the interface between piece of wood #2 and piece of wood #3, ##Add one mark ±1” \ ±3 cm from the bottom of piece of wood #2 and piece of wood #3, on the interface between piece of wood #2 and piece of wood #3; ##Disassemble pieces of wood #1, #2 and #3, ##Extend each mark on the slices of pieces of wood #1, #2 and #3, ##Add a mark on the middle of each slice mark; #Prepare the holes for assembly: ##Install a nail on the upper mark on slice of piece of wood #1, ##Use the hammer to insert half of the nail in piece of wood #1, ##Use the fork head to remove the nail from piece of wood #1, ##If necessary, use the hammer to make the nail strait, ##Install a nail on the lower mark on slice of piece of wood #1, ##Use the hammer to insert half of the nail in piece of wood #1, ##Use the fork head to remove the nail from piece of wood #1, ##If necessary, use the hammer to make the nail strait, ##Install a nail on the upper mark on slice of piece of wood #2, ##Use the hammer to insert half of the nail in piece of wood #2, ##Use the pliers to cut the head of the nail off, ##Install a nail on the lower mark on slice of piece of wood #2, ##Use the hammer to insert half of the nail in piece of wood #2, ##Use the pliers to cut the head of the nail off, ##Install piece of wood #1 on piece of wood #2, ##Make sure that the nails from piece of wood #2 align with the holes in piece of wood #1, ##Use a hammer to assemble piece of wood #1 and piece of wood #2, ##Repeat the steps above to assemble piece of wood #2 and piece of wood #3; #After you have assembled your pieces of wood with nails, use an extra piece of wood as a bracket to assemble the pieces of wood: ##Install the bracket over the inner part of the assembly, ##Use nails and the hammer to assemble the bracket with the assembly, ##Repeat the steps above to assemble a second bracket on the other inner side of the assembly.
    Make sure that the size of your bracket is OK: the box can close, and the bucket still fits inside the box! If not, adapt the size of your bracket.
    till fits inside the box! If not, adapt the size of your bracket.</div> </div>  
  • Refer to the pictures available in the galRefer to the pictures available in the gallery. Proceed as follows to build you own Humanure Dry Toilets. = Required Conditions = *Team: **Two *Required skills: **Basic carpentry skills to properly use the tools *Duration: **Two hours *Preliminary requirements: **NA (except acquire the necessary parts and consumables)quire the necessary parts and consumables)  +
  • We had the same problem! In Mayirinya, UgaWe had the same problem! In Mayirinya, Uganda, we had to go to Mayuge, Uganda, to order it and pick it up the next day. Near Homa Bay, Kenya, we had to go to town (Homa Bay) and go to several hardware shops before we could find it. The best tip is to reach the biggest city nearby and ask (a lot of) people until you finally get it. Another alternative could be to make a toilet seat yourself with the help from a skilled carpenter.lf with the help from a skilled carpenter.  +
  • We largely (totally), inspire from the greWe largely (totally), inspire from the great “The Humanure Handbook”, a Guide to Composting Human Manure by Joseph Jenkins; more specifically “Chapter 8: The Tao of Compost”. Since, “Portions of this book may be copied and distributed without permission as long as a) the information is not changed, b) the publishing source is credited and c) the distribution is not for profit.” (Jenkins, 2005), we directly reproduce the procedure from “The Humanure Handbook”.
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    sed nails and many tricks available in the FAQ & Troubleshooting?</div> </div>  +