Create accountLogin

Recent searches

No recent searches

Search options

Only available when logged in.
pawb.fun is one of the many independent Mastodon servers you can use to participate in the fediverse.
This instance aimed at any and all within the furry fandom, though anyone is welcome! We're friendly towards members of the LGBTQ+ community and aiming to offer a safe space for our users.

Administered by:

Server stats:

304
active users

pawb.fun: AboutStatusProfiles directoryPrivacy policy

Mastodon: AboutGet the appKeyboard shortcutsView source codev4.3.7+glitch

#challenge

2 posts2 participants0 posts today
valentinzi
Public
12/03/2025: The first big #challenge was leveling the uneven #floor in two directions (12mm and 5mm) with a custom-made lower bottom rail crafted from arolla pine wood. My brother helped with measuring and making this custom piece—it would be expensive if we calculated it by the hour! 😂

We first marked the cuts and used a Japanese saw, leaving a 3mm gap for later planing on the machine. On the side walls, I drilled three large holes on each side to set the frame anchors into the concrete later.

#cellar #door #custommade #handcrafted #renovation #diy
The image shows a narrow passage leading to a worn brown door with a rough, aged appearance. The walls are made of a mix of exposed bricks, crumbling plaster, and rough concrete, giving the space an old, unfinished look. The ceiling has visible cracks and a white electrical conduit running along it. The floor is covered with reddish-brown terracotta square tiles, contrasting with the rugged walls. A red crowbar leans against the right wall, suggesting ongoing work. A yellow spirit level rests on a wooden beam positioned across the entrance, possibly for measuring or alignment purposes. The space has a rustic, basement-like atmosphere, with signs of wear and renovation.
The image shows a narrow passage leading to a worn brown door with a rough, aged appearance. The walls are made of a mix of exposed bricks, crumbling plaster, and rough concrete, giving the space an old, unfinished look. The ceiling has visible cracks and a white electrical conduit running along it. The floor is covered with reddish-brown square tiles, contrasting with the rugged walls. A red crowbar leans against the right wall, suggesting ongoing work. A yellow spirit level rests on the floor positioned across the entrance, possibly for measuring or alignment purposes. The space has a rustic, basement-like atmosphere, with signs of wear and renovation.
Custom made wooden beam made out of arolla pine lies on cellar floor which is tiled with terracotta. The walls are made of a mix of exposed bricks, crumbling plaster, and rough concrete.
#diy
ExploreLive feeds
About