The accompanying photo shows that the separator is simply a one-inch wide length of scrap cardboard that has been scored and folded. Subsequent plates will reveal exactly how this separator will fit into the box.
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Plate 103: Creating boxes for unboxed items, Part 16: we make a three-way separator
(This plate added AUG 2004)
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Because we have decided to fit three toy soldiers into our new box (see Plate 100), we have designed and constructed a three-way separator which will divide the box into three compartments.
The accompanying photo shows that the separator is simply a one-inch wide length of scrap cardboard that has been scored and folded. Subsequent plates will reveal exactly how this separator will fit into the box. |
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