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Building a Deck Storage Box, Part Two

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Building a western red cedar deck storage box is a one-day project that will provide convenient storage and an extra place to sit. Western red cedar was chosen for this project because of its beauty and natural abilities to stand up to harsh weather and insects for many years. In Part Two of the project, the box itself will be built. Download PDF Plans

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Step 6: Drill pilot holes and drive in screws.
Use a countersinking drill bit to drill two pilot holes into each side rail at a 45-degree angle. Drive a screw into each pilot hole, securing the rail to the post. Continue for all four posts, for the upper and lower rails.
Drive the screw in at a 45-degree angle.

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