I present below a post in which you can see the transformation of a space that was used as a cafeteria, in what will be a study control office in a school in the city of El Tigre , Anzoategui state, Venezuela.
Here are the images of how the space is before starting to work it.
(It is worth noting that it is a space that was built to work to sell breakfast to the students of the institution, but for reasons that I do not know how to function as such).
After seeing the space, talking with the director of the institution and knowing what it was that he wanted, the next step was to take measurements of the space to know exactly how much wood would be needed , the tools to use, among other things.
I dedicate myself to capture the measurements in a plan, I have to emphasize that the drawing is not my forte, but the drawing works perfectly for the purpose I need it.
Once you had the measurements and you had already established the work plan, you bought what you needed to start the work, and prepared a table with the basic tools and tools for that task. The following images correspond to what was acquired for the construction of the office.
4 Sheets of MDF.
4 Planks of 4cm x 4cm x 300cm and 1 of 1.5cm x 4cm x 300cm.
Wooden door.
2 Metal windows.
Here are the tools and instruments that I will use to create this new space.
jigsaw, drill with wicks for wood, iron and concrete, hacksaw, sander, chopper, ramplus, 2-inch bolts, 1-inch wood nails, white glue, hammer, shovel and spade screwdrivers , pliers, pencil, exact, sealer for wood, varnish, wood ink.
NOW, HANDS TO THE WORK.
The first thing is to assemble the main frame, in which the MDF sheets, the door and the window are going to be fixed.
After fixing the entire frame, I will present the sheets of MDF, then go fixing them with white glue and then with nails and lag screws.
Then when I finished mounting the first part of the wooden wall, first image, seen from outside, the second, seen from inside:
From now on, what remains is to finish fixing the MDF sheets with screws, then to apply the varnish wood with ink to give color (in this case caramel color), and to place the windows on the sides.
As you can see in the following images.
Here are some comparative photos, in which you can see a before and after :-)
As for the painting of the walls, it no longer corresponds to my work. That will be handled by another person. Let's say it will give you a touch to further improve the space.
I am a nurse and doctor by profession, but carpentry and electricity were the trades that allowed me to pay for my careers. Proud of everything I've learned in life, and that way I allow myself to help many people.
All work is worthy, and as much as one studies or manages to have (economically speaking), return to its roots we *** throw a cable to ground ***, and allows us to remain sensitive and makes us think and remember the steps that we have given to get to where we are.
I feel that an important point in the human being is to be able to help, to give, that the world thanks him, maybe not the people, but if life gives you back the good you do for others.
Thank you very much for being here.
Note: all photos were taken with my Huawei y320 phone, the edition of the separators and the comparative images are made in power point.
