DIY Free Little Library | Infinite Builds X UC Santa Cruz
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Let's build a library where people can share and exchange books with one another. In this video, I constructed a free little library for Stevenson College, UC Santa Cruz. This project was fullly funded by the Robert Dodge Student Service Award.
Free Build Plan: drive.google.c...
Great job! Really cool that you got to install it on campus. Also, good thinking wrt the flush magnetic latch--it's an elegant solution.
I appreciate it. 😇
Best one I've seen so far!
Thank you! Your comment made my day!
I've been thinking about building a little library outside my home but worry a bit about vandalism. All the same, I suspect my copy of Sapiens will stay on my own bookshelf ;)
That is such a nice library you built there.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
very nice. I pray one day I can build like this.
Thank you so much for the build plan. The library looks great!
Glad you like it!
Using these plans for a Boy Scout project. Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome! Glad it helps 😁
Nice little library!
Nice work guys!!
Thank you my friend!
Why not put the hinges on the inside instead of outside?
Good idea! I just didn't know to implement the hinge on the inside at that moment :)))
Exactly how was the door assembled?
You could take a look at my plan in the description section :)
Thank you so much for this fantastic video and free plans! Do you happen to know the interior dimensions? It looks like maybe roughly 14-16" square by around 15-17" tall once assembled? I may be way off though. This will be the first thing I ever build by myself. :)
The interior dimension is around 17" x 11.5" x 19". Good luck, Kate!
@@infinitebuilds491 thank you!!
Love the little library! Can you please repost the build plan? The link says it has expired.
Thanks! I just updated the link, let me know if it still does not work for you.
@@infinitebuilds491 It works! Thanks!
How much did this cost to make?
I don't quite remember how much it was in total, but you could use my materials list and look up through your local Home Depot website.