Sandbox
Published at Nov. 19, 2021
We moved to another house that was missing a sandbox. It is a must, so your kids are not running all over the place, so I started building one.
I started from upper level, because I had planks of equal length, and in that case the upper level defines the size of the box.
The corners of my last sandbox failed a little bit, so I tried to make sure the corners are in 90° angle, and that they fit to each others well.
I didn't have a frame clamp, but you can do one from ordinary cargo straps. The corner pieces were 3D-printed.
Vertical planks were easy. Their length can have some difference, as they will be hidden anyways.
To avoid crooking, I tried to use as many clamps as possible before attaching any screws.
I left the upper level out, so the sandbox would be lighter to carry to its final location.
Here is a good spot.
Attaching the upper level.
Finally the sand, and then it was ready.
