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RasPiDrum
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* First check that enclosure pieces fit together and look good. Then take them apart and lay them out.
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![alt text](images/full_wood.jpg)
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* Keep the edges that will be glued together facing each other. This will make it easier to glue them rapidly.
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* Place some glue on each of the dovetail fingers pointing outward for the edges, similar to as shown below. In fact, if glue is placed on all the outward-facing "fingers" of each mating edge, then when the edges are pressed together, good glue will make it's way into each of the mating slots.
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![alt text](images/glue_lt.jpg)
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![alt text](images/glue_rt.jpg)
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* First glue the top onto two sides, as shown below. **However, don't glue the bottom on -- the bottom will remain loose, at least for now, while you test your RaspiDrum.** However, you should insert the bottom piece on, even while gluing the other sides, so that the bottom will later fit snugly on. It's helpful to use Dewalt clamps (or other carpenter's clamps) if they are available.
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* Then, the next step will be to glue the other two sides on. The image below shows the glue starting to be laid out upon the side that will be glued on next (not shown).
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![alt text](images/glue_side.jpg)
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![alt text](images/top_box.jpg)
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![alt text](images/box_1.jpg)
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