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Making A Trim Plate Continued
Here is a close-up of the cutouts. The blue tape that you see was for
laying out my locations.
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Here I'm making the cutouts for the keys
in my trim plate.
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The distance between them was the same as the wood cutouts.
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I added four screw holes to mount the trim plate.
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Those weird shaped holes were existing but now I need to paint the bare
wood.
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Matt didn't want anyone to be able to see anything under
the trim plate so I'll be using some black paint here and there. I
sprayed some paint into a small cup and then used a brush to apply it.
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I didn't have to worry about being careful with the paint because the
trim plate will cover all this.
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I also painted the tops and the inside of the blocks. The paint didn't cover
that well but it's enough that you can't see anything from the
outside.
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Here is what it looks like all finished. Each key turns like there is a
real lock inside and the keys stay in the blocks once you turn them.
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This was a really fun project and hope that it works good for everyone
that plays the game.
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