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Part of the video series: How to Build a Pergola or Trellis

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Summary: Learn how to cut out and attach plywood base tops when building trellis or pergola in this free garden remodel video from a home construction expert.

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Bob Street Bob Street has been in construction for over 25 years. He is a carpenter, plumber, electrician and heavy equipment operator including loaders and back hoes. ... read more

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Attaching Plywood Tops to Pergola

Hi, I'm Bob Street with Houdini Home Repair on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip we are making the tops of these boxes and they go right in here like so. And we are going to go over here to the saw and cut them out. We are just going to slide them around our post and that will help center our post and bring it back to square like we need it. Here we go, just nail that down. There we go. Framed up, cultured stone, we've got out post coming up through there plum level and all we've got to do is drop our columns down off of our 60 here.

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